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Trucker. Video. Never. Coming.
Maybe he just wants to keep his bank account.
He does live in the Great -White- Red North.
@@Treblaine Fair enough. Pretty hard to subsist when your government deems your speech enemy-of-the-state-worthy.
Not
Why Trucker Convey when you can Chugga Conroy
@@TreblaineYou should also cross out the great
As someone who has worked nightshifts at McDonalds, I empathize with that first employee. He's absolutely in the wrong, but I felt his pain. The one I worked at would get swamped every night. Annoyingly, the expectation of the nightshift was that we clean the building because it was supposed to be slow. It was so frustrating when morning shift would come in and fuss at us for not cleaning the restaurant when we literally couldn't because we were constantly swamped with customers. And the grand, rotten cherry on top was getting big orders through Uber at the worst possible times.
What the hell are you doing here?
I was just watching your videos like half an hour ago, lol
I can DEFINITELY relate to that as someone who worked night shift at a shoprite deli! XD For real though, not a good way to handle it.
Cool to see you in here!
I am currently working overnight at McDonald's, and I have a harder time sympathizing tbh. 13 sandwiches at 1 doesn't seem like that big of a deal.
Like at my store we have had consistent staffing issues, and that really sucks because it feels like upper management just kinda wants to hem and haw about it, but at the end of the day it's about serving the guests and that's what you signed up for.
No shit I worked closing at mcdicks AND I love KOTH. what are your thoughts on the coveted trucker video?
People need to realize, when it comes to low-skill jobs that are "essential," it is the JOB that is essential, NOT the worker doing it.
At the same time thou, we NEED supermarkets to be open when they should be. Not slop food joints that are unhealthy in the first place. Some "essential" jobs are actually more essential than others.
And honestly the job is clearly not essential evidenced by a lot of fast food places just automating a lot of jobs out of the process. Really don't need someone to take the order if I can just order off the mobile app or key in what I want at a kiosk up front at this point. The guy cooking the food, THEY are essential, but the front of house folks are getting slashed left and right.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 Those jobs are twice as essential. A burger can be grilled by a machine, McDonalds was experimenting with it decades ago, but the cashier is the accountability part of that chain, if the machine messes up there's nobody who can take responsibility and fix the problem, they'll just say "that sucks" or people will take customers at their word and the business will be scammed out of free food. McDonalds is actually rolling back their goofy AI drive-thru order-taker because it consistently gets orders wrong, and I've heard the same from folks I know who work at Carl's Jr. At this point it's pretty clear robots will replace artists and musicians long before they can replace service industry workers, because of that A word: accountability.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 exactly. Cashiers are being replaced with touch screens, if they keep being more trouble than theyre worth their job isnt going to exist.
@@androzanitrue, we survived fine for all of human history up until the last few decades that we had fast food. The idea of not being able to get a cheap, fast, grease burger at a moment's notice sounds like the end of the world to a lot of people, but it really isn't.
I like the way Louis Rossman explains tipping culture: "Tipping is when someone advertises a thing for twenty dollars, and then when you buy that thing they get really mad because you only paid twenty dollars."
Louis has a way with words. I'm guessing he somehow managed to say that very calmly and very angrily at the same time?
Imagine this woman is paying to have her kitchen redone. The contractor shows up an hour late and leaves an hour early everyday dragging the project out an extra couple days. Yet he sends a bill like that didn't happen. Will she make accommodations for his "tIMe bLInDnEsS"?
If he sends a bill like that did NOT happen, then the bill will be in order, since the wasted hours weren't billed.
@@gownerjones From the context, you should know that it was meant that the contractor bills for the hours where he didn't work.
Well, she sounds like a child and doesn't understand how things work.
Everyone with ADHD has time blindness yet we are able to be productive members of society by using an alarm clock.
@@GunbladeKnight Whenever I've paid contractors for work, it was billed by the job for the agreed upon price before the work ever started unless unexpected issues came up. Maybe they do it differently there? That might've been where the other person's confusion came up.
@@ACEGAMER120 For real, only a fool would have a job contracted at an hourly rate, the incentive to drag that out is immense. Every single contractor is going to give you a total cost and only an unprofessional one would try to raise the price after the fact for stuff that was their own fault. If something big and unexpected changes, sure, but you take responsibility for your screw ups by covering the cost.
When I used to work at subway we *had* to refuse large orders like the first one because 13 sandwiches (especially if they’re footlongs) is nearly 3 trays of bread. A big rush could be 25 sandwiches, so anything more than 10 sandwiches (for one customer) was considered a catering order and required 24 hours notice.
There's a big difference between Mickey D's and Subway, what with you making those subs as they're ordered compared to that guy banking extra burgers to give him a cushion. They may not taste the best, but that's what you get.
@@danielseelye6005 This reeks of one of those, "There should be a store policy somewhere about this to cover ass when this happens," kinds of issues. If there isn't, that's the manager's problem for sure, but if it is, it's either the DoorDasher or the orderer's problem.
@@Harley_Mitchelly
From my quick perusal online, a limit can be set, but it is on the behest of the particular franchisee to set it, and it's based on the dollar amount (I've seen $500 and $1000 dollars as benchmarks).
@@AtrusOranis If that's the case, it's all a manner of whether that was followed in this case. To be honest, I don't know who I'd trust in that situation given this era of phone cam concern trolling.
She's filming herself with a device that helps "treat" time blindness. They also sell watches and clocks for this disease that everyone else also has.
I can absolutely guarantee that her "time blindness" NEVER affects her ability to LEAVE work right on time, or even early.
@@wumpusrat her time blindness only affects her at 9am, but never at 5pm 😁
Sounds more like she’s just lazy than “time blind” (what’s up with all these made up terms?)
Honestly smartphones are 85% the cause of time-blindness. Time-blindness comes from having your routine and your thoughts derailed every few minutes. Some people naturally have ADHD and get it that way, but most people get it from technology that's designed to destroy our internal clocks.
@@wumpusrat if you're actually busy with work, then yeah it's actually really easy to forget it's time to leave.
From someone who is lazy and procrastinates a lot I'm pretty sure that the majority of people who claim to have time blindness are just like me, it's not about setting alarms, they know when they're supposed to get up and leave to get there on time they just don't
On the other hand, there are probably countless people like me who had this exact mindset and still couldn't get it under control. If that sounds like you, you may have ADHD. You should get it checked out. There are treatment options. I've had it all my life but my parents didn't believe in it, so I never got checked as a kid. Grew up hating myself for what amounts to the effects of messed up brain chemistry: laziness, lack of care for my environment, trouble with timeliness, etc. No doubt a lot of people just have character flaws. But if you have truly tried to change, maybe multiple times, and you just can't do it, you may just want to get checked for a disorder. This is also not an excuse to be lazy or a way to shirk responsibility. This is a way of taking responsibility. If your brain chemistry keeps you from being a functional human being, it's your responsibility to get it fixed as well as possible.
Ah yes. Lazy.
@@gownerjonesHow did you get "it sounds like ADHD" from what OP said?
Because everything sounds like that to them, because it's a really convenient excuse for bad behaviour: "Oh, I just can't help it, I have [insert convenient disorder here]"
@@gownerjones no you are just lazy
Today's theme seems to be "This is why so many Fast Food places are closing down all at once".
My friend apparently angered one of the chefs at Steak n’ Shake because he put down no tip for his meal. A lot of places are starting to press “no tip” before giving the screen to the customer because it avoids this sort of toxic mentality.
Yup I like it when they do this, makes me want to tip them tho ironically
Fun fact. You can call McDonald's ahead of time to make a big order. Its actually a really nice thing to do. One time some stoners called in 25 big mac's. It was fun when they arrived cuz we had boxes full of burgers. I guess it's a risk financially. But I live in high trust community
A "high" trust community?
Even her voice struggles with being on time
That driver should have never even stopped to have this conversation. That's just losing money sitting around talking to somebody.
When you hear “upholds the system” you are talking to a Com/Soc supporter.
That bubble gum one was heinous
The Recycling Hero.
ABC (Already Been Chewed) gum
Alarms solve time blindness pretty easily. All you have to do is care enough about what it is you want to remember. If you can't do that, you're the entitled one for expecting others to cover for your absence without notice.
Dev is working on a big video which means the trucker video is finally coming!
its already out lol
No shush. He’ll delay it again.
Really doesn't seem like there's enough meat on the bone for a trucker video.
Ok cool 👌🏻
@@ApophisTw0Thousand6309 its not coming, its joever 😔
how dare you order a burger at mcdonalds
Dev is actually not real, he’s a Canadian ai personality generated by chatGPT
He isn't gay enough
I can see that
I think the entire country is. I saw a Canadian parliamentary session on Aba and Preach it was like a room full of NPCs tattling on each other. Swear to god dude was like "call on me! 🤚 Andys eating a bagel!"
@@Ammoniummetavanadate The gayness of we Canadians is overblown, but understandably. Trudeau really messes up the average.
@@AmmoniummetavanadateHe said Canadian, not Q*ebecios
When I hear someone mention "Time Blindness" I just hear someone who's been woken up by their parents all the time when they were younger, never had a timetable for things, always showed up late and was not responsible in the slightest, but now that they're finding a job, they have to repackage their lack of responsibility by claiming it's some kind of disability where people struggle with being on time, no you're just lazy and you need to have some responsibility in your life instead of crying like you're some kind of victim
The tipping clip looked like the screens at Sonic, which you have to press confirm after selecting the tip amount. It wasn't refusing to let her not tip, she was just being dumb and not pressing confirm.
still tipping at a drive through is kinda sus since you just know the underpaid staff isn't getting any of it.
I only tip waiters who try to make my experience great. Checking in on me, making sure my needs are met, overall being kind. The more memorable the waiter's kindness is, the bigger the tip. It angers me that fast food restaurants have tipping programs. Tips are suppose to be personal and a gesture of kindness. To be *expected* to tip, no matter the chore is disgusting.
I mean, I agree with you 100% that tipping culture is out of control, but you should tip a waiter something regardless of the experience, since they don't receive a standard hourly wage. Not saying you can't tip low (usual standard is 10% for sub-standard service, 15% for standard, and 20%+ for good service). There was a lot of instances where something would go wrong with a table when I was waiting tables that had nothing to do with me, such as food running behind, hostess couldn't seat them in their preferred booth, etc.
I don’t think you agree 100% that tipping culture is out of control if you’re then expecting people to pay 10% tip for substandard service
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 I understand that, and I agree with you too, but I also hate that I agree with you. If I can tell the waiter is trying there hardest with a bad experience, I'll have petty on them anyway and usually tip the standard. If the waiter is truly rotten to me, despite the timing and the food being good (my family has had those moments), nah I'm keeping my money.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 I wouldn't care if they made 6 figures, tipping is about rewarding exceptional service, not supplementing the poor wagie's income. That's why I don't check if a waiter is broke before I slap an extra $20 on the table if they did a kick-ass job, I'm thanking them for going above and beyond in their service.
@@robertyounger5849 It would depend on your definition of "substandard service". If the waiter themselves is being rude, ignores your table, or is being blatantly disrespectful then by all means stiff their ass.
The problem with tipping is people would take it out on me if the kitchen was behind, or if they got sat under an AC vent, or if I just got triple-sat and couldn't check on them as much as I would have liked to.
By all means stiff someone for blatantly being a dill-hole to you, but keep in mind a lot of your experience is controlled by more than just the poor underpaid college student bringing stuff to your table.
A person who struggles to be on time should instead look into self-employment, e.g. gig work
And then they can find out how much the world at large likes the people they hired for gigs showing up late.
She's not looking for suitable work, shes looking for no work but still being paid.
Gig economy basically saved my working life. I don't mind working 50 or 60 hour weeks. It's good money despite what the internet says, and you can work any time of day.
@@lazarus3100 There are plenty of gigs that don't require showing up, only delivery.
They won't have the discipline
I used to know a guy who was unnecessarily rude to servers. He got violently ill after eating out, more than once. I am never, ever anything but as polite and courteous as possible to anybody handling my food. If they give me ANY sort of attitude it’s an immediate nope out of there. I’ve happily driven off after placing drive-thru orders where the staff were rude, clueless, or had attitude. Haven’t gotten sick after eating out in decades. They can explain to their bosses why someone would order and then leave.
This new video wouldn't happen to revolve around semi trucks would it?
You tip the chef when your meal was way better than expected.
You tip the waiter when your service was good. (US only)
You tip the valet when you have a nice car.
You tip anybody else and tipping loses its meaning.
What about a masseuse or an escort?
You tip waiters for good service in the UK. It seems almost mandatory in the US...
Tipping a hair stylist/barber.
@@MightyElemental It is essentially mandatory in the US because employers are allowed to pay their servers $2/hr.
@@sakamotosan1887not the customer's issue
bro will never release trucker video it's just a myth
Lol make one yourself…
Dev better not let the trucker video turn into his silksong
That time blindness thing. How about she order food she pays for and get it a day later.
McDonald's drive-thru guy was definitely a prick, but I think there's more to it. I think he's not being given the resources to do these overnight shifts. It may not be busy with just three cars at 1:00 a.m., but it's probably like being in hell in that kitchen.
making 13 meals when you are on your own or maybe just two of you.
yeah, i would refuse too.
In the first video it sounds like they made a huge order with lots of alterations in the middle of the night. McDonald's would struggle with an order like that at the best of times, a nighttime skeleton crew would not be equipped to handle that. It also sounds like they got swamped all night and that manager was probably exhausted by this point.
Dude
I’ve worked the night shift at a fast food restaurant before
Guy had no right to flip out at the DoorDasher. What did she even do to deserve that? Pick up food? Come on. At a certain point, you need to be able to recognize what exactly it is you’re doing. You’re not putting out fires, though it might feel like that at times, you’re giving people food. Food that they pay for.
Personally, on the really bad nights (especially if a bajilion sandwiches need to be made right at closing), I’m more of a fan of taking out my frustrations on the morning crew. The people who rarely bother to clean or restock anything and therefore don’t deserve a clean kitchen.
Time blindness?
Sounds like a fucking excuse to me.
It's a real thing people with ADHD can experience. In this case, almost certainly an excuse. People who actually have it also know how to deal with it to where it's not a problem in everyday life.
@@gownerjones
Are you going to reply to every single comment about this?
@@LEO_M1 What business is it of yours what I comment how often?
It is both real and dude gave the right answer. Set alarms. All of the alarms. Not even just alarms for events. Set them every 30 minutes.
Never has it been custom to be able to supply food for 50 at 1am from the hardest working a poorest amongst many. Re-think this, its the gig economy and door dash toxicity.
If they showed up and stood in line or somehow understood humanity, theyd have got their McD's. But since they want to be inconsiderate drunk gimmees, they got problems.
PLEASE understand that we gotta do something about this method they use to sign everyones rights away. Y'all who dont see this, I cant help you.
Somehow, I’ve had experience working night shifts at a declining McDonalds. I can understand that manager. The job’s basically that torture room with the sandpaper conveyor floor. You’re constantly juggling prepping for the morning shift and catering to door dashes. McDonalds never sleeps.
She is just trying to make it ok for her to not show up on time under the guise of a disease. I have severe ADHD, and I work around that stuff by setting alarms for everything and having to-do lists with times to get things done by, including taking my meds. It’s called discipline, and she should try it sometime.
No, I think she recognized an issue she has and asked for a way to accommodate it.
In europe, if you try to tip a fast food worker..
Either you can't because they only do card payments, and around these parts card terminals are 20 years behind
Or they will make change for you regardless of what you pay, and if you don't want it, they'll put it into the donation box (Ron McD homes or whichever other charity the corpos partnered with.)
Here you only tip at fine dining restaurants. You know, sit down, wauter brings you your food and you pay at your table
As it should be
bruh i fuckin gasped when he put the gum on the shelf. Idk if thats a crime but it should be a felony omg
would probably be considered food tampering, which is a felony iirc.
It’s gotta be. It’s even worse than that ice cream licking trend a few years back; at least the tamper evident seals were broken. This guy made his own and passed it off as intact product. I hope it was a fake video :(
@@dustenekoes28 doesnt matter if the video was fake and he removed it pack right after the video ended. still a felony.
@@dustenekoes28 its social media, it probably is!
@@nickvanachthoven7252 bro it could have been a fake grocery store too lmfao
8:10 Yes let us dismantle the system of being on time and watch as surgens get around to life saving procedures when they feel like it or insuline producters having an off day so not as much insuline is made.
Talk about making JRPG villians reasons for destroying the world look sensible compared to you.
Man, there are entire countries that run on polychronic time where being late is not even a recognized concept. I doubt being late has ever caused anyone to die. A surgeon being late doesn't mean someone doesn't get treatment, it means his coworkers have to work slightly longer before he shows up, that's it. Idk what image you have of hospitals but generally, they don't allow one doctor to leave the emergency surgery department completely unstaffed when he leaves without making sure another doctor is taking over his shift. Especially shift based workplaces like hospitals are virtually immune to dips in efficiency because of employees being late.
@@gownerjones She said dismantle the whole thing so it's a bit more far reaching then one doctor here or there.
Also I am a brother/son to 3 doctors and a nurse, I understand how important time is to a doctor and life/death. While there are a few things with some wiggle room here or there sickness and disease ain't going to be that understanding.
@@officerbucktuddrussel394 Okay, that is true when a doctor is on call. When you're on call, you do get a call and then you dawdle, that can lead to death. It does not apply to you being late to your shift. Why? Because of what I just explained. If someone comes into the emergency room with a life threatening injury, there will always be at least one surgeon on call. And that surgeon will hurry to help you. But if the next person to take over a shift is late, that doesn't mean a patient has to wait longer. It just means other doctors have to work longer. Do you understand?
@@gownerjones I do, but I would counter with how long said shift is and how well rested the person on shift is. Because you could have a shift where next to nothing happens and everything is fine....or there is a traffic accident and now the hospital is slammed and the guy on call is absolutely at his wits end tired. A tired or stressed doctor just like any person is more likely to make mistakes so if the next guy in shift is late then who's to say something might get forgotten or fucked up?
PS Just to be clear I'm not wholly unsympathetic to the concept of time blindness, but just like Dev I don't think we should tear down society to cater to people who have it.
@@officerbucktuddrussel394 Let me say first, I agree with you that we shouldn't restructure all of society for the small minority of us who can't deal with time. But I seriously think that being late as a doctor in a hospital is not a life threatening situation. What you're saying is right of course, the people who have to work longer will be more exhausted as they work. But that's an issue caused not by people being late but rather by understaffing. Because remember that the doctor who has to work longer one day will be able to leave early or come in late another day. It statistically cancels out in terms of added effort or exhaustion. What you explained is caused by shifts that are set for too long from the outset. When you have a 12h shift and then you have to stay an hour or two longer, that can be bad. But that's because a 12h shift is already inhumane and horrible and that's caused by a lack of personnel. In a world where a hospital is not understaffed and the normal shift of a doctor is 6-8h long, staying an hour or two late wouldn't significantly impact performance. Being late is not the issue.
3:52 This dude didn't actually expect any retaliation for his outburst. You can see his flight instinct kick in here when he knows he's outmatched.
Which of the two dudes?
A bit yeah but he covered it well
Dude in the first video is absolutely insane. But I'm going to point out that McDonalds is not a catering service. Plenty of fast food places will refuse massive orders. People need to order food in advance, not just out of politeness, a lot of places it's policy.
Not sure why Dev is siding with the streamers against the fast food workers. Riling up workers to create viral video content has become quite common and I bet I would get angry too if I had to deal with these professional provocateurs every other night.
@@AB0BA_69 LOL the videos both literally started halfway through the encounter, even Dev said it looked like something happened before the second vid. Try harder
if they were intentionally trying to rile workers up for content why would they start recording halfway through? sounds more like they went “wow is this guy for real? i need to record this as evidence”
@@viysnjor4811 OR, they were riled up and the videos were edited, which is a basic function of the device used to transfer videos to UA-cam. Cropping a timeline is so basic that most people understand how to do it at a glance of any program's UI
@@viysnjor4811 Because they only want to show the bit where the person's riled up, so that's all they upload?
@@trolleymouse and if they started recording later because the guy started freaking out? How do you prove your hypothesis over mine?
The fact of the matter is, provoked or not, his behavior was extremely unprofessional and he deserved to be fired.
I've had such a difficult four years that i have "time blindness" and hours will pass by without much thought. Our phones have alarm clocks to keep you on the straight and narrow. I even get complimented for doing my job properly because i have 20 alarms at work, which they don't know.
"But I'm essential!"
"Sounds like you peaked in covid bro"
2:13 Dev, food delivery is even lower than mcdonalds dude.
If anything, the food delivery girl has more rights to complain than he does.
I completely disagree as someone whos been on both sides delivery was always a breeze and actually fun
Idk man. I'd rather be in my car listening to what I want as a run deliveries, than be stuck in a crowded kitchen surrounded with grease.
Time blinds is an side effect of adhd, but it can be managed by putting multiple alarm, so you can be reminded and aware of pasage of time.
This works for some people with ADHD. Some other people with ADHD will dismiss every single alarm they set and go right back to sleep.
@gownerjones in my case, I'll set all the alarms, but I'll DEEPLY misjudge how long the thing takes me to do, so the alarms are worthless in the end. It's really annoying and stressful. I am *usually* on time, but I'm always later than I'd like to be (3 minutes early instead of the 15 I'd hoped for, that kind of thing).
It's still not anybody's problem to deal with but my own.
@@dwieselmcallister Oh yeah that happens to me too. "I'll need 20 minutes for a shower, so it's fine to wake up at x time"
Well, the shower would take me 20 minutes but without drying, getting dressed, brushing my teeth, etc. Completely impossible for me to judge how long a task will take or I'll forget that a task has more parts than just the main part.
@@gownerjones in that case they have noone to blame but themselves.
@@nickvanachthoven7252 No shit, that's generally true when you have a neurological disorder.
Your avatar looks like a smiling friends character
“Time blindness” = you aren’t responsible.
No, actually time blindness is a real and annoying symptom of ADHD. This woman is just using that term to cover for her own lack of responsibility. People with time blindness know how to deal with it. Set multiple alarms, write reminders for yourself, put up a whiteboard, manipulate serotonin pathways, etc. They don't expect an employer to pay for their own flaws. Source: I have it.
@@gownerjones it isn't real
@@335chr If that's your opinion, you'll have to go and argue with the psychologists
@@gownerjones nope as a person with ADHD time blindness doesn't exist
@@335chr Why are you making things up? You realize anyone else with adhd, including me, just knows this as the lie it is right?
If you wake up at a certain time long enough, your body just wakes up by itself around that time every day.
I've been getting up at four thirty for over a year. Given the chance I'll sleep until ten.
Time blindness isn't about being late it's about just straight up losing your perception of time and as someone who has had it because I secluded myself it fucking sucks seeing the sun becomes like a whole thing
Laser hair removal is always an option
It is.
But it won't fix him still being a man.
On that first one, I am left to wonder what the first half of the conversation she DIDN'T record was.
doesnt matter
@@viysnjor4811 I mean, yeah, it doesn't. I've done graveyard shift at McD's before. You pull cars forward until you make their food.
I got 5$ that "time blind" people get pissed when the stuff they want is late.
That shouldn't happen, but it seems to. 🤷♂
8:20 Pay your employees for travel time. Put them on the clock when they step out the door and they'll be on time.
This video was filled with self-entitled employers who force a single manager to prepare food overnight, have a hospitality worker working 17+ hour shifts, and yell at their applicants for asking a question, and who can't come up with solutions to the problems they make. We have an entitlement culture and these people are the ones getting fed up with it.
so many petty complainers. Get food elsewhere, set alarms, and use Nair. jfc
except for the Sonic tip thing, thats regarded
Dev never beating the chaser allegations.
pro tip, if you argue with the mcdonald's staff about your order, you should not eat what they hand you afterwards.
the only time i ever give them heck is when they do something like put cheese on a burger i specifically said no cheese on. But even then its more just annoyed voice volume instead of full on argue.
@@NoahGooder yeah in that opening clip i'd realize i'm not getting my food, rile him into getting belligerent for the video and then demand money back from the ronald
Food delivery and waiters get tips, and if they're enthusiastic about their jobs or just switched on they're getting a fat tip, that's part of our culture and I savor being able to reward someone above and beyond what they'd otherwise get for going above and beyond for me. On the other hand fast food and auto-serve kiosks aren't speeding to you or routinely checking on you and your needs, if I'm locked into putting something down I put a cent out of spite. I don't care if foreigners don't do it, that's their culture and that's fair, but that's how we do it in the good ol' US of A and that's the way it should stay; I know people that would hate giving up tips because they earn way more just by caring a tiny bit more than others about doing a good job.
Also, after shaving - to reduce the itchy, there is a product for that. Believe it or not, it's called 'after shave.' Shocker, I know.
I worked at a mcdonalds. That shit would have never flew lol
Back in the good ol' days when they'd send you to Ronald's Reeducation Camp for Wayward Fry-cooks
@@theeccentrictripper3863 I can still remember the screams...
6:41 my man gonna be playing Billiards tonight. Gonna be a hole, a pole and some balls slapping together
When i was a teen, we just called this "colored people time"
The Smithsonian did say being punctual was whiteness.
Running on good ol' BPT
Lol I learned about this when I moved from the north to the south. Even though there's still "colored people" where I came from, if you were 60 seconds late to a doctors appointment it would be cancelled and you'd still be billed for the visit. Now that I'm in the south, my doctor will be an hour late to his own appointment and I can be as late as I want as well.
Yikes.
Time blindness can actually be part of a disability as it's a symptom of ADHD.
That said, as someone who has time blindness from ADHD, that girl is an embarrassment and isn't helping whatsoever.
I remember working service jobs. These zoomers are full of shit when they act like it's the hardest shit to do. No one expects anything but the minimum out of you😂
You have to put in a little effort if you work for tips, though.
That's simply not true. Any customer service job involves getting yelled at by customers for not going above and beyond. If you do the bare minimum, you're just going to get harassed by every Karen that walks into the establishment.
Eh, it sucks depending on the person. I hated my last service industry job because NONE of my co-workers gave a single fuck, not even the boss really. Which means the store was a mess, and customers would complain frequently, which stressed me the hell out.
The job itself is EASY, it's the people that make it difficult.
"you expect to sit around all night and get paid for nothing?"... I WISH my job wasn't like that... I quite literally have to choose between leaving early (which the supervisor doesn't mind) or just sit around desperately searching for SOMETHING to do in order to give off the appearance that I'm actually working... I won't say what I do for work, but I'm underpaid for my profession... But make more than a California fast food worker... To emphasize my point... I didn't bother showing up for work on Monday and today I left 4 hours early... I work mon-thur 10hr days... Coincidentally I have discovered that I take home MORE MONEY by working less than 40hrs a week... Damn tax brackets!!
Bro, that is not how tax brackets work in Canada.
Only the money above the new bracket threshold is taxed at said bracket's rate.
For example, if bracket 1 is 0-50,000 dollars at 10%, and bracket 2 is 50,001-100,000 dollars at 20%.
If you earn 50,500 dollars, 50,000 of that is taxed at 10%, and the remaining 500 is taxed at 20%. You don't earn less by moving up a tax bracket.
@@KaNoMikoProductions I get paid every week. I rarely miss work. I had to take a day off recently. No vacation pay. Just had something come up. So, 30hrs pay for that week. How is it that with every deduction from my pay being equal (not taxes... Insurance and whatnot)... How is it that I work 10hrs less and bring home $100(rounded down) more?
I truly don't understand how that works. I work less and take home more
@@DVSNME I mean, figuring that out is your responsibility, not mine.
I'm just telling you that tax brackets don't work the way you described in your initial comment.
Where is this? In my country everyone pays no tax for their first thousands of dollars earned, then as you earn more the percentage of tax paid on each dollar increases, but you aren't taxed retroactively.
My job has huge notbing sections, everybody wants a nothing job till it’s time to to do one
Entitlement is ingrained at this point
They do expect to sit around and get paid
Man, that time blindness thing really got my goat. I've struggled with timeliness all my life and I've never blamed it on some sort of condition. It's just plain rude to make your problem everyone else's problem. Compensate, find a system, don't just say "I'm inadequate and you have ro deal with it." That's definitive entitlement.
Also, the reason you tip at Sonic's is because they bring your food to the booth. So yeah, that's always been a thing with Sonic's. Now the Sonic's near where I live is in the ghetto and they don't do shit. They'll tell you to get out of the car and come get it at the window.
We missed you
9:22 Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half.
The whole reason I have a beard is because I loathe shaving it. Well that and I'm one of the lucky ones who can grow a decent beard.
"time blindness" woman wants accommodation
me- You are already accommodated for, dear. It's called the alarm clock app on your cellphone.
Alarms work. I have kept a plant from Christmas alive only because I have an alarm that goes off every other day to water it
I wonder if there's a correlation between crazy shit happening at drive throughs and the CAtastrophic Gavin Bateman minimum wage hike?
Weird former McD manager "If you're having a party you don't order McD's you cook"
Dev "no, you cater"
Me "Dev, most Americans have a cook-out and grill. you have to have some money to cater"
As a kid I struggled really damn hard to keep in contact with my parents while I was over at a friend's place. I would get so drawn into hanging out with my pals that I'd never think to look at a clock and call home to check in. But that was also back before alarm clocks became portable, and now that I have a phone in my pocket all the time I can set alarms and timers for whatever the hell I need to so I don't miss something important.
2:34 my guy did the social equivalent of walking into a room, dropping a live grenade, and then leaving without saying a word.
I have trouble remembering things, therefore I write things down. I have tons of notes on my computer and paper notes around my house. If you have "time blindness" or whatever, just set alarms. Whenever people are bad at something nowadays they don't do anything to actually work around the problem, they just let it fester and use it as an excuse, it's disgusting.
McDonalds guy was ready to quit, if I was going to quit and someone ordered 13 sandwiche at 1am I'd quit like this.
"when you have a party you usually cook" - Dev: No you usually cater
rich kid dev confirmed
Slop slingers fighting slop drivers is definitely the peak of something
What gets me about the doordash order is that the store has to confirm the order before the dasher ever gets there. If they didn't want to do the order, just deny it, instead, and it would have never come to that. It would have been cancelled and refunded.
7:00 Dev saying "would" in lower case letters is terrifying 😱
I've never called it time blindness, but I'm autistic and sometimes get so fixated on things I wouldn't go to appointments.
So everything is on my phone calendar and I get notifications when I need to get ready to go somewhere and where it is. I'm never late. That's the accomodation... your phone calendar.
That first video with the Mcdonald's employee reminds me of the time I was going home after a long day of work and it was 10:30 at night, the local mcdonalds closes at 11 so I go by to get something to eat, I pull up and no one says anything through the drive thru mic, I call out and no one says anything, I give it a few minutes and drive around to see (presumably) all of the staff just sitting around doing nothing in the lobby. Was half tempted to go in and see if they take an order but I was honestly expecting either the food to be worse than the usual or them to tell me to go away so I just went home hungry lol.
I am effectively time blind, not helped by my circadian rhythm being absolutely fucked because I am so cripplingly agoraphobic I literally don't go outside except when I have appointments for shit or bring in groceries. You know what really helps with that? I set god damn alarms and timers when I need to.
"you might need to find something else to do" IS CRAZY 💀
Me: I'm time blind that's why I rock up at 14:00 to the office
My boss: are you aware you're being paid by the hour?
Dev talking about being on time to work priceless.
Time blindness is an ADHD symptom. The accomodation is literally stimulant medication.
When I am on my meds, I always arrive at work 5mins early, when I am off my meds I always arrive 5 minutes late. Simple as, everyone should just do amphetamines.
Modern problems require modern solutions.
Agreed
Most of the time "time blindness" is a manifest symptom of ADHD or depression. We don't know a lot about depression but we can deduce that environment and habit as well as other underlying mental illnesses can manifest depression.
I have ADHD and so much of my life and habits are centered around avoiding the repercussions of the inabilities that gives me. Forget your wallet and keys a lot? put them on a carabiner on your belt so if you are leaving the house wearing pants you won't forget your keys and wallet. Bad at time management? Set alarms.
Reasonable accommodations are there for when personal responsibility isn't going to solve all the problems. It's an employer meeting an employee halfway. Example: UC/Crohn's/IBD. "I will watch my diet and avoid trigger foods and visit a gastroenterologist regularly, but you have to have bathrooms available and allow me to leave my work place at a moment's notice so I can run to the toilet." Not "you need to plumb a toilet into my cubicle and I will never try to treat my disorder"
A common misconception about tipping in the US: if a server does not make the minimum wage requirement for their state, the employer MUST pay the difference for them to make minimum wage. I.e. servers make AT LEAST minimum wage in every state.
From what ive been told from friends of mine, they often made an equivalent of $12-$15 an hour (in Texas, where I made $10 an hour in retail).
EDIT: This is a misconception that I've seen repeated literally multiple times in this comment section. 😪
Fine, let's say you really have time blindness, birch you ain't got real blindness, there is no excuse for those bangs.
8:10 this mental thing is a late downie bloomer.
For the guy that didn't want to shave his face every day, laser hair removal is an option it can be a bit pricey depending on where you get and require a few seasons but it will dramatically reduce the amount of shaving needed.
It's not that dear when you factor in the long term effects and if he really is what he claims he is sessions of laser would be on the cards anyways possibly some electrolysis if he has some really hard hairs which can really add up. Comes across as a trender though as you normally have more important things going on.
Sonic has tipping because it’s not a drive through, it’s a drive in, servers come to your car with the food.
In Canadian cities that don't have bylaws against it, your tip is divided between the servers, the kitchen staff, the manager and even the restaurant owner. Your tip reflects your opinion of the entire restaurant "ambiance", the quality of the food, the quality of the service, and the attractiveness of the wait staff. Toronto considered introducing a bylaw against this three mayors ago, but it didn't pass.
Cash on the table is different, legally, from the tip entered in a payment machine.
5:28 well, my man just committed a felony. even if he removed the gum right after.
this is licking the ice buckets all over again. doesnt matter if you did it as a joke. you now have contaminated the food supply.
As a dude who does work at a "fast food place" (It's more of a combo gas station/convenience store with an emphasis on made-to-order food), I do understand very much why the McDonald's guys were freaking the fuck out - people downplay fast food as a job for idiot teens, while the reality is that in any time-sensitive food service job, stress goes through the fucking roof once you hit your breaking point and the orders just keep rolling in. Shit, we've got two teens total at our store, and they only do register because they simply aren't fast in the kitchen at all, teens are not the preferred stock and standard of your usual burger joint.
He obviously should have handled it differently; as a manager, he's got the right to simply refuse service, and he could have lied and said they were having equipment issues (Fryers, etc.), plus it's also within his right to simply refund the order and maybe slip the Doordash lady a few bucks for her frustration, you gotta be good to people in the ecosystem because they're just trying to live comfortably too.
But all that said, I feel the guy. We had a wall of orders that were 20 minutes late and had to basically just eat ass every time we handed food out, apologizing profusely, just earlier on my shift - my buddy DJ, sweetest guy in the world, got so fucking mad that he punched the wall.
Definitely a stupid, idiotic reaction from the manager, and yet I can say confidently that most mentally stable people would reach about that stress level after a fucking day-long shift at a busy restaurant. All corporate cares about is results, which means your whole shift-long experience is being nervous and irritated about every little detail of the job, without any release or incentive to keep you going besides your (In my state) heavily-taxed wages.
Don't be a dick to Doordash drivers though, they're literally always within reasonable distance of hitting you with a fucking car.
I really enjoyed your last big video, the one about ChuggaConroy. Looking forward to the next one!