Millionaire Works At McDonald's For A Brand Deal
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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The fact that he's doing this and making their jobs harder while you can clearly hear that they're super busy makes it so much worse 💀
And no gloves....
The worst part of this is that McDonald’s paid him more money to disrupt their jobs than they pay those people to do their jobs 😐
THIS is what I was thinking. McDonald’s doesn’t even need advertisement at this point, they’re one of the most famous brands in the world. Spread the money somewhere it’s needed and to someone who truly earned it and deserves it.
@@rachelpetrilli3477 I think McDonald’s is the most famous fast food chain in the world too 😂😂
As a former retail and fast food worker I guarantee once he left literally everybody in the store talked so much shit, even the shifts
definitely
i worked at macdonalds. a guy like this is a good entertainment for sure
For sure I would have
mhm yup ‼️ texting the people who weren’t working that day & being like “you won’t believe what happened at work today”
@@arianadejesus7 “bro you should’ve been there today and seen this doofus”
I think I would rather a UA-camr physically kick me in the teeth than come to my job and pretend they know what its like to work there
For the actual employees, that's gotta feel unbelievably frustrating that he's trying to glamorize a place that they most likely hate but unfortunately also need for survival.
not sure what's worse, people glamorizing working there or people who degrade people who work retail yet still expect the retail service
i'm leaning more towards the latter being worse,but they're both awful
maybe we should just treat it like a normal job and the people who work there like normal people...if only.
@@jasperjazzie they're two sides of the same coin
Dog if he did that to my workplace on a busy day i would not hold back my frustrations of him pulling that shit. I would look him in the eyes and tell him to *actually work* or *get the fuck out*
Like…i do that to my boss at times i am not afraid to do it to some shitdick pretending me picking up his slack is him working a real job.
he's acting like an old timey british explorer out "discovering" some native population, marveling at their "barbaric" and "quaint" ways
I literally choked this is such a perfect analogy
As a Brit the accent sounds forced ;-; 💀😀
it truly shows how out of touch he is by acting like working at mcdonald’s or working any part time job at all is some kind of adventure, and seemingly goes out of his way to annoy these minimum wage workers who already have to deal with fucking shitty customers and pay
The only joy I got from my job in food was the times I was completely alone in the store and it was slow, I could blast my music and cut the vegetables and hit my pen 😂just mad chilling and shit I had to romanticize cutting the tomatoes to get thru the day. Also removing the bread from the molds when I baked it. Other than that I completely dissociated during the job I was a husk, all I could do is think about my dog and whichever girl I was talking to 😭and my after work blunt. I swear I smoked so much weed when I worked in food because of how much pain my body would be in from constantly moving boxes and running around animal style
@@minaberric4069what job did you have?
I would probably act the same way when I finally get my first job to be honest lol
@@Fudgeanimates how old are you bro food service jobs are literally doggy
@@artgenix8052 15... I just want some money to by squishamals. And it's not like I can work a office job yet.
yes oli's video is extremely tone deaf and leaves a bad taste in my mouth, but i'm more pissed at the corporation for spending their money on this brand deal instead of paying their workers more. again, oli is still at fault for accepting the deal, but i don't think mcdonald's should have fostered this in the first place
It's so gross to me, literally a commercial seeking out impressionable Tiktok teens to give their innocence to the meat grinder that is working at McDonald's by making it look easy and lying about how useful the skills you learn will be. No doubt this guy knows 1000% what he's doing, so I don't give him a pass being a part of that scheme, but obviously it's the restaurant that made it happen.
i wonder if we’ll start to see more videos like this from other corporations…. late stage capitalism be like
@@kath2546 a tiktoker called quen was sponsored by amazon to show how wonderful it is working in their warehouse, it was like a satire honestly it was mental
It’s exactly like a corporation to do that if we’re honest
The second he left that store you just know every single employee talked about how ridiculous this was 😭
let’s not glamorize working at McDonald’s, a corporation that doesn’t give a shit about paying a livable wage. The working conditions were not appropriate, especially for minors. The poor experience I had working there for one year was enough for a lifetime, and enough to avoid fast food service all together.
That was my first job. Managers couldn’t maintain a consistent schedule, breaks were few and far between, I was barked at by nearly everyone, at one point the managers left me running the entire restaurant alone, I was 16. Customers screaming at me, one whipping change in my face. Fuck McDonald’s
I literally work at McDonald's right now. We actually get paid the best in my area for a highschool job, but that is the only good part. They have highschoolers as managers, running the whole store, and purposefully overhire so no one is full time
I worked for McDonald's for over a year, it was my first job, and it was miserable. I hated every minute of it. I can't even imagine if some jackass with a camera came through just to act so surprised that people actually work there 🙄
I worked at mcdicks for 3 years and it was literally the most stressful job I've ever had, and I made the least amount Ive ever made....this whole video is pissing me off
I’ll admit that I never knew how hard a job at McDonald’s was until I was desperate for a job at 38 with a wife and kid.
It’s fckng brutal.
And this dude just took a tour.
He wouldn’t make it full week without having his balls fondled.
Great vid, btw! 😂
Not a single individual thing you have to do at McD's, at any station, can't be done easily and without a lot of thought or effort. But what you really can't capture here is the soul-crushing vibe. The way they're run, what it feels like to be in that hot kitchen all day sweating over burgers, dealing with angry customers and tense interactions, trying to clean a half-full lobby while also being attentive to the registers, making sure every little thing you need to be checking on gets dealt with all through the day. Then you're in 5 days a week to do it again, but your hours keep changing and you have to check the schedule every week, can't plan any kind of life event because getting time off is super inconsistent and you're forced to call around until you can get someone to take your shift. And you may not have 'weekends' because your days off are scattered, often you're not given 8 hour shifts so they're not even limited to putting you on the floor more than five days in a row. And PTO? Getting paid to not work? Impossible.
It's rarely too much to handle in any given moment, but the absolute tedium, the repetitive strain and the ceaseless torment of having to be constantly on the grind to keep the paychecks flowing, it's hard to get much positive out of that except respect for the people who remain forced to exist in that paradigm.
@@MaskedMammal Well said. It was relentless.
@@MaskedMammal i couldn't have described it any better
Food service is SO HARD. You have to have the endurance to last and patience of a saint. You have to be good at reading people on the spot, remembering a hundred details and tasks while being treated like shit by managers and customers, corporate hates your drive thru times…anyone working with customers/restaurants, are seriously some crazy smart people and y’all are amazing
Dude mcds probably paid him like a years salary for their real employees
Thats what makes me so angry 😠 😤
What would have been really good is if they put him in front where he actually had to deal with annoyed Karen's, for 15 minutes watch him break down cry and gravel and then tell him he has to do it for another 8 hours for the rest of the week or his life now that would have been content
And paying him the same amount as the rest of the employees
ngl hearing the mcdonalds beep sounds triggered my fight or flight. When I worked there I just got out of an abusive relationship and was hoping for a new chapter but was instead met with a manager who instantly neglected me and refused to train me, as well as co workers who refused to listen to me. I quit on spot after about four weeks. not to mention they allowed sexual harassment in the workplace and the manger laughed when my female co workers kept reporting one of the employees.
I hope you're in a more comfortable situation now. When I worked food service, customers would be drunk, abusive, and sexually harass. If the police *were* ever called, they'd ignore the real problem and try to remove the homeless folks who had come in to buy a coffee and escape the cold as long as they could :(((
sexual harassment seems to be a theme at mcdonald’s. i’m so sorry.
When I worked at McDonald’s there would be an old man who came in to buy coffee and he’d ask the girls to stir the coffee with their finger to make it sweet. McDonald’s is just hell with french fries
No. I hate this so much.
I would have done it 💯 Then after he swallowed the first sip, start diggin at my nails & be like dam I thought I got all that out from under there. Guess not. Oh well. And then just walk to the back.
I’d pick my nose then stir it
That's nasty 💀
I had an old man who was a huge perv and a womanizer, once tell me when I handed him.his change and coffee, "oh don't you know what else I ordered?" Me, legit thinking I forgot something asked, then he said "pretty ladies got to give me their panties with my coffee"
Okay I'd do, but I'd 100% put a tablespoon of salt in your coffee first
“COSPLAYING AS AN OVERWORK UNDERPAID MINIMUM WAGE WORKER FOR A DAY, *NOT CLICKBAIT*”
If I was asked the biggest thing I've learned from working in a minimum wage job (that shouldn't be minimum wage, the turnover rate is insane for good reasons) like McDonald's, I'd say that all I've learned is to be as nice as possible when I'm talking to someone working a similar job, and that people are absolute assholes for no reason. I've had customers say worse things to me than I've ever had said to me, ever, by anyone else.
The employees looking so genuinely annoyed like they just wanna do their job and get on w/it reminds me of every time the local news interviews my boss and then goes around the kitchen to get b-roll not only w/out even asking if we're fine being on tv, but also doing it when we're in the middle of lunch rush..
I've worked in food service for a long time and I think finding the normal operations exciting is fun, I still think using the fryer and flat top is cool. But he's treating it like "wow, look at these funny little people run their funny little kitchen! How novel!" It's insulting and annoying for these people just trying to finish their shift without getting horribly behind or screamed at. AND for this to be SPONSORED by McDonald's.... ridiculous. McDonald's says no no, we're a good place to work, just look at how many things are in the kitchen! We definitely pay people decently and let them take breaks
doing doordash, ubering, editing, your business, etc all the things you’ve been fucking doing to get ur foot in the door with youtube shit and like i can’t remember the last time i heard a youtuber say another job they’ve worked lmaooo. fucking respect dude like wow!
His gag orders give me anxiety. It would ruin my day if I went to order food and the cashier was like "are you sure? Are you sure? Would you like more things?" Where was the joke? He was just being annoying
Ya we had a guy working in a taco shop in town who would always make jokes like that... asked unnecessary questions, pretended to get orders wrong, gave out wrong change and smiled at you until you asked for the rest... was super annoying, stopped going there after the third time
@@heyy1829 yeah once you mess with my money thatll be the last time I go to that place ugh
@@heyy1829 omg thats terrible, they must have lost them so many customers, I would 100% avoid that place
I really hope they didn’t sell that big mac. They used their hands to put the ingredients on while Oli spits because he’s so shocked of how a big mac is made
Using gloves or bare hands doesn't really make a difference! Gloves are practical if you're doing multiple tasks and won't have time to wash your hands in-between but other than that gloved hands are as sanitary as washed hands
Yes. Being in any kitchen during food service hours is bound to be hectic. Its astounding to me how out of touch some people are about what goes on in mass cooking kitchens.
i worked at mcdonalds for about 3 weeks last year. heres a few fun little facts about my experience there.
-everyone misgendered me. not even just the customers. all the employees (except 1 he was so chill) and both my managers.
-speaking of which, my managers were blatantly transphobic and gave me a female outfit and told me to use the female washrooms knowing i was trans
-on my first day, they put me on fries before they taught me how to do fries. on rush hour. in the most popular location in a busy city. i was 14 btw
-my coworkers did not listen to any instructions and never taught me anything when the managers asked, so i kinda just had to learn everything by watching others.
-they barely clean the ice cream machine (at that location anyway, i dont speak for other locations)
-i ended up having multiple panic attacks per day because of all of the above so i decided to quit after a few weeks. my manager proceeded to yell at me (yes, she YELLED at me.) and tell me that i was unprofessional and couldnt keep a job.
anyway guys mcdonalds is such a great place to work 10/10 do recommend best job of my life. shoutout to ben tho he was a real og
i'm so sorry that happened to you. i'm trans too, so i know how soul-crushing it is to constantly be misgendered.
companies like mcdonalds hardly ever have any universal anti-discrimination policies for their managers. one of my trans friends worked at mcds for 3 years & while she hated the work itself, the manager there was very accepting & actively tried to make the environment inclusive. that SHOULD be the company standard for every location, but ofc mcd's don't care about worker health & safety.
it's awful that us trans ppl have to deal with so much garbage in the job market. i hope you're in a better place now 💛🏳️⚧️
That’s the point of it isn’t it tho? Keep workers so stressed and paid so little and offer so little support and guidance that you’re just in survival mode and they use it to pit workers against each other. It’s awful.
where do you live that you can work fulltime at 14?? that's child labour
@@meridzs it was part time, 5 days a week, 6hr shifts. there was a kid working there that was i think 12 too but maybe 13 (he was the one who supported me) you need parents permission to work under the age of 13 but other than that i think its legal, we just werent allowed to do the "dangerous stuff" until we were 15. BC canada
@@xandermin thank u
I worked in fast food for a little while. I lasted 2 months before booking a stay at the psych ward. People like this, those who were not forced into minimum wage work in fear of becoming homeless, make me sick when they make minimum wage employees' job's harder.
I would’ve “accidentally” gotten fryer grease on him. The whole thing is so gross. Every single worker hated his presence there that day. That one dude who kept showing up in the background was everyone’s feelings.
i currently work in fast food and i garuntee you every worker turned on their customer service voice when he was around, they probably got a talk about how to act around him too. it is a sponsorship after all... and i bet it was miserable. i would fight so many urges to tell him off.
side note: i also wonder if the kitchen is actually that squeaky clean or if they treated him like an audit
I can guarantee that entire Macdonalds was taking the piss out of him for weeks after this
hes so brave for that
I agree noop
If you do get to be a part of a class action law suit, I worked for a big pet store, ends in co, and was a part of multiple class action law suits. You get a check like 5 years later LOL just got mine for $68 a few months this ago for them overworking us!
$68 after 5 years?? that sucks. i've always disliked petco bc of their abysmal pet care standards & bc of how overworked the employees are. i've never seen a petco employee who didn't look dead inside. i hope you're doing better now 💛
As a british person I am dying at your impression Oli's accent!
If this man walked I to my old job at Wendy's, where they treated their minor workers like absolute dog shit, made them feel like their education was a bad idea and they shouldn't care about their physical or mental health, if this man walked in. I would've been fired on the spot because I would've cussed this man out and dunked his camera in the fryer.
would've been a completely rational response 10/10, should be applauded
I love that the only item he doesn't try and take full credit for but calls a "team effort" was the McFlurry, the only thing he made on his own and made a mess of, nah, team effort. But he sure made that bigmac 🥴
Id love to see him try and deal with a starbucks morning rush haha that would humble him real quick
1. I LOVE the new setup 2. You definitely gained a lot of subscribers after the 8 hour stream lmfao
chipotle definitely doesnt care about their employees. i definitely didnt have broken knees but when I worked there during my summer home from college I would get there hella early to start bagging chips for the day, supposed to get my break before the store opened but if I hadnt finished bagging all the chips in time before opening they would make me skip my break & I would have to work through my whole shift without one.
- also them not using gloves to prepare the big mac is sending me.......
ollie white really treated this like a "working at McDonalds simulator"
The montage of him “gearing up” for work, that music. So unserious😭
I helped my brother through his training module at a&w the making a burger process is "mental" and like you need to retain so much info
How long does it take? If you can remember.
@@twiggledowntown3564 the whole training a couple hours at least
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If he made more than any of those employees did on their biweekly paycheck (which Im sure he did) thats fucking disgusting like what the fuck. These employees are here probably at least 3 times a week if not like 5-7 days and this dude shows up once and just makes bank and never comes back oh my fucking god
I'm working at McDonald's, literally on my break rn. I just want him to come to my store and finish my shift for me
Yeah no I just want to talk to him *cracks knuckles* just to talk ....
Nah that interaction with the customer pissed me off so much. You can see the kid was getting irritated too
I learned a lot about money management while working at Starbucks. I had to manage my bills while making slightly above minimum wage and having to get on state insurance because the employee insurance was way too expensive.
It was cool.
Jake looks like he’s the best hugger to exist.
thank you for showing us everything terrible in a way that is actually very lovely and wonderful
This kind of reminds me of when the big wigs from the company I used to work for would come into the stores to film their monthly propaganda things about how great the company was doing. They’d set up in the middle of one of the main aisles and you’d constantly see customers and employees giving the cameras interesting looks in the background. They came to one of the stores I worked at and oh man people were tripping over themselves to try to make things look perfect. The next night I got to hear people complaining about how annoying it was and how they were in the way constantly.
Ollie looks like the frat guy who would drug someone's drink but the British version.
"I'm not a Tory", Oli White edition.
I worked at McDonald's for a while and those beeping sounds give me anxiety ngl. That job stressed me out so much.
The spoon thing is wild 🤣 i also used to chew the straws, a forbidden treat after the ice cream
I want to see Jake (and the other iconic commentators) watch videos they enjoy so they can have positive experiences. I know they enjoy making jokes and hating on this cringy shit but sometimes I worry it might get to them a bit and frustrate them in a less funny manner
Imagine if they were making videos with unions, showing the benefits of being a part of them.
Reminds me when I was a pseudo kitchen manager at 19, working 11 hour shifts 6 days a week with only 1 single 15 minute break to eat 1 meal and making bare minimum wage
when i worked at an ice cream place, there was this little kid who would come in and stand next to the entrance to behind the counter and watch us make ice cream, cones, shakes, mix stuff together, etc. he found the process and work INTERESTING and asked my manager if he could shadow us one day. he was also a super young kid, so it honestly brought so much light into shifts and his excitement was adorable and genuine. this guy is treating fast food workers like some novel little thing, glamorizing minimum wage part time jobs that usually don't treat the employees well at all. there's a difference between his curiosity, and the kind of curiosity that makes hard shifts better, like that little kid.
omg gracing the poor people (🤮) with his presence!! You really can see he learned so many skills he never thought he would and he gained SO MUCH confidence and it's going to be SO GOOD for his career!! Sorry I can't watch till the end, I'm running to nearest McD for my dream career
I work at a McDonald's, I'm 17, and our stuff isn't very updated so tbh I had to watch twice. The first time I was just paying attention to how nice their equipment is
The Oli impression quickly devolving into Michael Caine is brilliant
proud of you jake! Stoked to hear you are full time with youtube. Keep up the great videos!
Minimum wage in the UK is £4.81 for under 18s and £6.83 for 18 to 20 before finally getting to £9.18 for 21-22 and £9.50 for 23 and older. It’s also more frequent than not to have police outside and inside McDonalds due to the amount of shit that goes down there. Basically bouncers for bigger crime ones.
It feels like he was paid extra for each time he could get someone to talk about what they “learned” from working there
The impressions Jake did of him were amazing, and this is the first time I've heard of Olli white since I was watching Joe Sugg.
the Shane dawson stream was a feat of pure human strength 💪
also the pipeline from Maine to Virginia is crazy, why lol
His privilege is showing.
After seeing him being annoying to a coworker, I would’ve asked the boss if I could go home immediately 😂
there's a disturbing lack of gloves in this vlog
Fast food places dont use gloves. We have stations that we dont move from so no cross contamination. And wash hands at least every 30 mins. (Im a manager at a danish Burger King)
@@kiraanastasiaandersen1145 oh interesting!
oh hell yeah new jake content
This is even worse than the training video where the super spy learns how to work the front of house so that he can blend in and catch the bad guys or whatever the plot was.
he’s always been completely out of touch, most of the british youtubers who got big years ago came from wealthy families, im not surprised they’re still this out of touch. especially with the current political climate in the u.k., wealthy people never cease to make me wanna jump off a cliff
You’re definitely going to reach 100k before 2023!
Safiya Nygaard did a video with the same basic concept to this but it was handled so much better. It wasnt sponsored, she just got permision from the employees to be there, and wasn't condescending about it.
good luck on reaching 100k by jan 1st!!! i really hope you make it - your videos are insightful and entertaining and i hope they make their way to more people!
not related but seeing your patreon count go from like 3 to the bunch you have now makes me so happy
Just so you know, most of the workers cba to use the mixer and either mix it by hand or not at all lmao
Loving the fall vibes this new chair is giving off
When you said “chipotle didn’t give me breaks because they thought I was too young to get a break” reminded me about a job I worked a few months ago. I worked at a Hotel as a receptionist and I was by myself at 18, I had nobody to work with me every shift and they made me work 8 hour turnarounds every other day. I worked a 24 hour shift as well because nobody decided to show up for their shifts and I was responsible for working it. Was terrible and I only got paid 9 an hour.
i remember watching him during that british vlogger phase like a decade ago. he seems like he hasn’t changed a bit (& I don’t mean that in a good way 😐)
this reminds me of when that tiktoker quen something did a sponsorship with amazon in their warehouse showing what an amazing place to work it was. conveniently leaving out the fact that amazon workers have had to wear literal diapers and go without food because of their working conditions. and the intense union busting and low wages!
influencers have no morals, this is what happens when random people with egos get a following, corporations latch on cause they see someone with an easily bought audience!
i had a tonne of friends who worked at mcdonalds for years & i know for sure that i could NEVER handle the shit they had to do, food service is hard fucking work
JAKE?!SIX HOURS AND NO BREAKS?! im weeping you poor child ive been apart of a few class action lawsuits i hope you get urs someday thats fucking evil what they did
They need a media manager, whose main job is chasing youtubers out of the kitchen.
As someone who works at Taco Bell. I can say it is not worth the $14 (below minimum wage) that i make. Granted I have learned to become more patient with fast food workers and now have more empathy towards them. But it is so not worth it for a life long career. Customers are horrible and half of them think they are entitled to their food and that we should bend over backwards for them so their every need is met. I’m sorry Sharon but I have 10 more orders to take and make and get out so I will not worry about the state of your taco. You are going to eat it anyways.
someone show this to ludwig so he doesn’t do this like he was planning to ☠️
this video reminded me of the ad campain McDonald's in Denmark did a couple years ago where a mom took over her sons job at mcdonalds for a day. i think it was much better at showing what its like to work at McDonalds and how stressful it can get.
I feel so bad for the actual employees at that McDonald’s. Like, imagine you get an email from your supervisor that says McDonald’s decided to sponsor a UA-camr and you have to get your restaurant ready for him to come film a video, and you have to let all your employees know to look their best and act their best for that entire day. It’s like getting ready for a health inspection, omg.
Surely it’s not a good thing for him to be in the kitchen touching food, boxes, PHUs etc with his un gloved hands 😬
Idk how it is in America, but in my country they're constantly washing their hands. Management is always on top of that, so gloves end up not being necessary.
Though I'd prefer them to have gloves anyways
I found you from your shane dawson livestream, love your videos!
as someone who worked at mcdonalds for a month pretty much all I learnt there was that employers will refuse to accomodate my PoTS and my sensory issues 😍
and I learned how to clean trays I guess LMFAO
I hope that you learned that you deserve to be treated better than they treated you
I can’t lie - about 14 mins in, I walked away because the secondhand embarrassment was so intense that I just…I can’t.
So I’ve played it the whole way through for your views but OMF lol
Restaurants industry as a whole can't find workers, fast food is at the bottom of that for most in the industry. Less pay, less tips, regularly being talked down to. This guy's making a recruitment tool for mcdonalds like one shift and he understands
The way he's having fun in the video made me furious because when you're an employee there, you're not even allowed to stand still for a couple of seconds or talk. I used to work at a McDonald's in the UK and it was probably the most traumatising job experience I've ever had, I ended up developing insomnia and an anxiety disorder because of how incredibly exhausting it was to work there and how I was being treated by my managers. If you really want to build transferable skills, just get any other job
I worked in a Subway, Pizza Hut and dominoes. Tried Arbys. All of those jobs make my heart jump and my stomach flip thinking about them. Holding your pee for 8+ hours while customers try to break in after close, micromanagement, harassment, and the soul-crushing vibe of overstimulation. Starting fast food work at 16 helped develop my eating disorder, self harm, and drug use. I only escaped in the past couple years after 15 years of servitude. All of these jobs are traumatizing exploitation.
I hope you’re doing well and sending love ❤
“The heating machine” what the actual frickin frack
9:42 when u say "got it" like that it reminds me of the voice lines in the great ace attorney lol.
worked at that restaurant that you named and as a service manager i was encouraged to not report my concussion by my GM that made me nauseous for week (i had head pain for over a year) and went back to work next day to close with 2-5 people until i left cuz i couldnt manage under the conditions.
I hope they paid the workers in the video (though they probably didn't) because there's no way I would have had anything good to say about my shitty fast food job back when I worked food service.
Can we talk about how they gave oli the same script they give new employees at any fast food place?
"Fast food jobs can provide good life experience and MAYBE you can even spend your whole life attempting to climb the ladder for a corporation that will barely give you a 50 cent raise"
The way they always try to sell you on the idea that you could work for McDonald's for the rest of your life and become the ceo. Best case scenario you become a shift manager or something
I love that I just got an OBNOXIOUS Burger King ad while watching this.
Ur hair is looking fab today Jake! Good luck in the new space :)
im so stressed oli PLEASE put gloves on
SERIOUSLY
his video makes me so nostalgic for the time I worked there as a minor and was constantly hit on by customers and one of my co-workers