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When i worked at a movie theater, a woman complained about seeing a mouse. I wanted to say "Lady, we're forty feet from the river; you're lucky we don't have any of those big rats." The truth was, thete were rats in the building, but the theater was on the third floor and they rarely went up that far.
When I worked at McDonald's, I would pack the fries as tight as possible. You bought a medium fries? You got the equivalent of a large from me.
I did the same thing 🤣
True hero right there
Same
the world needs more ppl like u
@@jeremymiller236awesome!!
You know I’ve always suspected that they were the same.
Real ones know real ones at the drive through with the kids huh?
“You wanna go large on that?”
Pause…
“Erm no medium should be enough”
Always have a packed nugget and fries. Now I know why. (I was always the “anti bully” at high school and recently settled down and moved back to my old hood.
The young team are now in their 20s and seem to all be cool with me. Didn’t really think bout it til now 😅
Love people like you man 👌
Here is mine: The premium product is just the regular product with more Packaging and Waste.
That melt story makes me so damn angry. It's also why I love learning these kinds of secrets. I have an egg allergy, just scraping off the mayo would not do. That's a health risk.
I quit a really good job once cos the sales manager told me to “just water down” the coffee for a UHNWI client. Man was buying a car. I’m sensitive to caffeine (like seriously you’d think I just banged an 8ball if I had an espresso)
He had previously noticed this and actually said “you smoke? Drink coffee? Aha! Try without the caffeine and see young man! I thought I had Tourette’s”
Turns out he was correct. This meant a lot to me as I spent my teenage years drinking coke and irn bru like everyone else and twitching uncontrollably and being the butt of jokes despite being popular.
So no way I was gonna water down Columbia’s finest for this guy (I’m still talking coffee i promise I just noticed that “Columbias finest” could apply to a few things 😂😂)
Anyway I got fired. However I knew this guy through family and he found out id been fired he came to find out why (cos he knew I loved cars & that was a particularly well known garage- still is and should be just a bad guy)
I told him. He made sure to return the car, tell them why. Currently owns the exact same car in reverse colour scheme ordered via the garages main competitor. He did offer them the opportunity to just replace it via another salesman but I guess that dude must be the top of the food chain in that garage.
When I worked fast food I would make sure that the customer got the correct amount of fries per their order… because of all the things to skimp on, fries are still pretty cheap.
i worked at a bakery, the juice made there wasnt natural juice, i dont quite know how to say the correct name in english, but it is juice that its just a powder you mix with water, oh boy, the amount of insects entering the juice container to die was quite something, because those juice containers have a machine thing below it that constantly mixes and refrigerate the juice to maintain the sludge-like substance from forming, as it normal to form when you let juice stay still for long periods of time, but my boss would order us to turn it off overnight so ants to would constantly enter the ''mixer'', and we had to serve it, so everyday i would go to the juice container and use a spoon to pick them all out before opening, yes, the juice would stay there overnight, so for multiple days we had to serve old and quite honestly, dirty juice to ppl, at some point i stopped calling it juice and called it bio hazard, its a miracle no one(that i know off) never went to that place complaining about getting ill. and this is only talking about the juice, there are MANY health code violations that we were forced to comply
I’m super curious to know what franchise that is so I can avoid it.
I understand why you can’t say and reality these days is that you can’t trust any take away joint
@@JamieWalker-pc6nd dont worry, i'm from brazil, the chances of you coming across this bakery are non existent
GREAT Matilda reference!
I actually used Mane and Tail a lot growing up, it’s pretty solid lmao
I used it also, on both myself, and my mom's horse. Lol
Genuinely is awesome.
Cleared up my new born sons scalp despite my protests. Stayed with my mum for the first time aged 6 months and 2 days later it was completely gone. I now use it myself
I’m way more invested in this story than I should be. (Number 7- absolutely dying to know where it was😂)
Number 8 REALLY REALLY resonates with me. I just changed garages… we will see in a day or so. Really should be ready tomorrow since I ordered the parts they could not get for “5 weeks” special delivery and i know they landed this morning
I work at a dog boarding kennel. We're not allowed to tell owners if their dogs have been banned from boarding with us in future lmao. We will try almost any dog once, but if during their stay, a dog proves themself to be an active danger to our staff or otherwise impossible to board, we send them home with a smile and then, if the owners ever call to ask about boarding with us again, we just tell them we're booked and can't accept their reservation lol. You may say it's scummy, but to that my response is: I'd rather not have my face bitten off, thank you.
The only dog I can think of who's been banned for a non-dangerous reason? A Husky who, multiple times a day, had the most heinously disgusting diarrhea and smeared it over every inch of himself, the floor, the walls, the gate, I'm sure if he could reach the ceiling it'd be up there too. My manager, bless her soul, refused to make her employees keep cleaning that (literal) shit. All other banned dogs have been banned for being dangerous to handle. I'm sure Loki is a perfectly good boy at home, ma'am, but he's tried to attack three of our staff, so no, he will not be coming back, thank you.
When I worked at an airport, the airline never wanted to admit when a delay was something within their control. If it’s out of their control(weather, crew rest requirement, etc.) they aren’t required to transfer the ticket to another airline or provide hotel accommodations for passengers like they would have to with something like maintenance. The number of times where we knew it was maintenance, but they slapped it with “previous delay of the aircraft” their catch-all code when they don’t want to admit fault, was absolutely infuriating.
EasyJet?
@@JamieWalker-pc6nd Nah, that’s not the one I worked for, but it’s likely something many, if not all airlines do
I used to work at a third-party food delivery service (think Door Dash and Uber Eats, but this one was a local place) where we would put a 15% upcharge on each individual item up to a maximum of $3, to put some extra money in the boss's and dispatchers' pockets. Trust your gut feeling if you think those prices are higher than they should be.
Unrelated note, that looks like a cute game in the video. What game is that?
As an American we also have pizza hut buffets and breadsticks I genuinely don't understand why he was suprisef
yeah no me neither as a Brit. Pizza hut is SO expensive aswell nowadays and the only buffet Is the salad
@kenzieeee-mo3wf oh really? Do you guys have any cicis pizza buffets it's pretty good and it's not overly expensive.
I work in a factory where we make professional trailers that go down the road. I know how to do most of the jobs and yet I still don't know what the fuck I'm doing. But if someone from outside of the facility asks, i make up a bunch of bs on the spot. I hope it sounds ok.
You call any call centre for help don't ask for a manager. The managers have not used the main system for over 2 years.
So they just sit and make sure we are doing our job.
Yea I mean I get the point because I’ve been on both sides of this. The difference is that the mana gate has authority to issue credits/refunds/ call more attention to a problem.
You may have been a good employee and done your best but there’s plenty of instances of things not getting done simply because an employee is a slacker. When it comes down to something that impacts my business idc if it means an employee needs to be hand held I just want it done.
11:39 There is no way that isn't illegal. Call the Labor Department; they'll have a field day with the owners.
DON'T LET THEM HEAR YOU CALL IT A "MICROWAVE"
Ahh “functional junkies” aka the top 10% of society 😂😂😂
I can't tell customers we have coupons online, or confirm we have them at all. I can only say "check our website". It doesn't matter if they're old, don't have a phone, don't have service. If I tell them and a manager catches wind, I could be terminated.
We also advertise the coupons on every inch of the store and have QR codes that'll take you to the barcode. So many people already know and use them. But in a two week period, if I have more than 60% coupon usage on transactions, I could get written up and hours taken away.
We put high priced items under a "4.99 on sale" sign and management told me to just mark it down to 4.99 even though some items, even on sale, are still $14+. I got in trouble for doing that on my recent cashier report card. Even though they told me to do it for every item that's in the sale bin regardless of higher price. And they admitted to telling me to do that.
I have seen many people get screwed over by phone contracts that i personally cant stand contracts. Always at the very least skim the ALL the pages before signing. Idk how many people have 1000's of dollars in debt from phone conyracts that were never properly explained or they hide fees and try to just plain screw you.
When it comes to "tip sharing", it is illegal in a number of states; and even a number of the ones that do allow it ( _usually known as Tip Pooling or Tip Credit_ ) usually require it to not only be known before hiring, but it has to be properly dispensed to ALL employees, and the management can only take the smallest portion ( _i.e. if it doesn't divide cleanly, they get the smallest cut_ ). If that particular OP had records of those tips and could prove neither they nor their coworkers ever even received a portion, they could probably sue the crap out of that restaurant.
As for the battery replacements, at good shops, you can watch them put it on the tester and get a receipt of said transaction. If you're not entirely sure, a lot of places like Auto Zone will often test them for free. A number of places that can test batteries can even test more than just the battery, especially since bad spark plugs, bad wiring, bad starters or bad alternators could be the true problem.
You REALLY need to post the name of the games you guys play SOMEWHERE. This looks interesting lol
That one is "Spirit of the North." It's a delightfully cute but devilishly challenging puzzle platformer with not one single word of spoken or typed speech in the entire game. It's purely visual story telling that made me fricken cry like a baby.
1:27 4:34 5:02 6:19 8:49 10:35 12:32 14:50 16:54 19:02
Anyone know what the gameplay going in the background is?
I believe it's Spirit of the North enhanced edition :)
@@avian5247thank you!
Main and tail works decent. It's pretty thick though.
Wow. Story 9 is crazy.
It’s probably the tamest story on here. Until you actually perceive the numbers involved and think about Microsoft’s reputation as a company.
“Strong arm”ing them doesn’t seem wise 😂😂😂
I’m pretty sure they got the same lawyers as Boeing 😅
The markups on equipment
The capitalism comment from the sandwich shop story was stupid that has nothing to do with capitalism that was just improper food management based on greed every system has that issue.
18:44 😮😮😮😮
Canadian security guards absolutely may throw hands with you if you instigate, but most won't because they signed a contract stating 'The Company considers this a bold strategy, and is eager to see how this plays out for you - we won't be involved'.
So they better have a silver tongue for the cops to go with their golden gloves for the suspect.
whats that game?
I want an update on story 9, when did this happen, did it go tits up etc etc etc
yeah, like did they really think Microsoft would just bend over and take it?
Aye,
The truth
I am like number 308
Stopped watching about three minutes in after getting bored listening to the first story drag on and on. Please keep the stories short!
Unfortunately, not every story can be kept short. Also, some of us like the longer stories.