*It amazes me to this day that companies who create this much food waste aren't being forced to donate that food to food banks/etc.* To be clear, the government shouldn't be forcing them. ALL THE PEOPLE WHO PROTEST CONSTANTLY ABOUT STUFF LIKE THIS SHOULD BE the one's forcing them. So why don't they protest it? Because it isn't a "popular cause", and most protesters only care about popularity. It's literally sad.
We had a guy that used to do that, he was really nice He used to take the bags to other places he knew and give them out, we would get fired if we did it
There was a lawsuit that happened many years ago with Tim Hortons. Some empathetic employee gave donuts to a homeless man at the end of the day, and for people who don't know, Tim Horton's slogan is " Always fresh" So they got sued for not delivering fresh donuts. That's the reason why, they are liable if they gave you old donuts and you get sick.
That's just a bs made up reason to justify throwing away good food. Just think, if they're going to give away the remaining donuts at the end of the day for free would any person with a brain buy donuts ~1 hour before it closes? Plus people could even make a habit of just coming around for the free donuts. Making them lose potential customers.
For those who are wondering, they aren't allowed to give the old food away because corporate says that it's a health and food safety violation to serve customers food that has been out all day. They do it to cover their asses in a legal dispute but it is still sad to see so much food wasted.
There has never been a lawsuit such as this. Homeless people famously can't afford things, much less a lawyer. Point being, companies say this simply to not give out free food and force people to buy it. Not about covering their asses at all as they are not serving or charging people for this free food, therefore it isn't a transaction. It is merely one party giving food to another
@@Hood_M3ruem I don’t think that would apply to the bulk of their customer base as people are typically eating donuts for breakfast or as a mid day snack
A heartwarming moment happened when i was at McDonald's one time, it was closing soon and I got a fish fillet (it was the only burger they had left). After i paid, the cashier lady asked if I wanted some free fries, and gave me a heaping stack of fries, poured straight into the paper bag. I didn't even need the fries but it was just so nice to see people being kind.
Pro tip: You can also do this at fast food places that have a breakfast menu different from the lunch menu. About 10:30am, they make the switch and throw out all the breakfast sandwiches. Hit up that dumpster for a major breakfast haul. Source: Me. I was struggling for a while while working at Burger King.
@@Alborzhakimi7010 The food was wrapped in wax paper and tied up in it's own trash bag because the can you throw it out in is right by the service window, not out with the regular trash. I mentioned the time to get it so it's literally just left the store before you grab it. It's as "disgusting" as getting a plastic grocery bag full of wrapped sandwiches.
@@Belphemon1sounds like someone's been too comfortable. You should be grateful you haven't had to do shit like this yet just to live and have something in your gut.
“We aren’t allowed to give them to you for free, so we’re gonna throw them away so that nobody gets them” Gotta love it man. How the fuck is Dunkin gonna find out if you give the donuts away lmao
If they start giving it for free, the marketing and profit will fall since no one will want to waste money on donuts which they can get it for free at the end of the day.
@@PsycheVFX But it will cause damage in their food industry. They will lose more customers since they will be able to get their donuts for free at the local charity instead of buying them. Plus it will demand more cost to transport their donuts to charities in a day just like hiring more night shift delivery workers and vehicles to provide their ride.
The donuts in the store go straight in a bag and the bag is dropped in the dumpster which mostly gets bags of food thrown in it. I'm pretty sure this is safer than eating most takeout lol.
@@skorpers I think they're talking about how donuts are unhealthy but yeah, eating out of the dumpster really isn't that bad since they're basically untouched
@@ramudaamemura_no he’s talking about possible bacteria or whatever dirty stuff is in a dumpster he’s saying he put a suit on to protect him from the dirty stuff in the dumpster even though he’s putting the stuff in the dumpster in his mouth and eating it so he’s protecting his body from the stuff he puts in his mouth anyway which is arguably worse
In Texas, they got a donut place called Shipleys and they sell whole bags of day old donuts for $1. Used to snag those on the way to work and we would eat like kings!
For those saying they should give them to the homeless: companies did in the past. However, when a homeless man got sick because of it and sued the company, they made the rule not to give it out to anyone else ever again. You can blame that one homeless man, I guess. Edit: For those saying that they should still give food away for free: if they did, people would wait until closing time to get the food for free instead of buying it fresh. They also want to avoid that.
What if I got sick after buying and eating their donut? Doesnt that give me the option to also sue them? Im confused with their logic on this rule policy honestly
This was the policy when I worked for Dunkin back 20+ years ago. I had heard that at some point in the past, Dunkin used to donate their donuts to the homeless etc..., but they no longer do. Someone probably complained about them not getting the freshest donuts.
My dad use to go to our local fried chicken place at closing time. He still bought a family combo but they’d always hook us up with extras. They’d give us double sides and double chicken. We legit did this every week.
One of the reasons why I love my country. Most of the time if you're a regular costumer and know them a bit you can get some for free at the end of the day. And most places also run a stop food waste campaign so you can buy a bag full of bakery goods for like 1-4 dollars depending on the amount you get.
I work in a food service industry. The reason we don’t give out expired food products, is because the company doesn’t want to get sued because of food poisoning. I’ve heard a story of a restaurant giving their leftovers to some homeless people. Apparently, one of them get greedy and sued the restaurant for food poisoning. To most companies throwing away expired food stuffs in the trash is cheaper than a lawsuit. TLDR: We can’t have good things because of greedy people.
you can just help pass a law that if you get the stuff for free, you take the risk and cannot sue the company. The real reason they dont give stuff out is because people wont buy and will wait around till closing time to get free stuff. It hurts sales.
You know how silly that sounds! The date is a BEST USED BY DATE and food does not automatically spoil or go bad once that date hits. As many hungry people as there are in this world that entire thinking is plain stupidity! Secondly, you don't have to work in the food industry to understand this - it is simple common sense. Back to donuts - those donuts were made THAT DAY - that is a waste of consumable items that could help the less fortunate. We have to get out of this worry of litigious mindset and use our brains to do the RIGHT THING!
Starbucks does the exact same thing. I knew someone who worked and he’d bring us literally a thanksgiving feast of Starbucks almost every night because of how much they’d waste
I was 13 when me and my friends walked in to a Duncan donuts and they legit gave us boxes on boxes, asked if we wanted any sandwiches. Some people show love don’t know what that lady was scared of
damn if I was a homeless person near Dunkin, I'd fking be so happy (Why is everyone acting so seriously? Jeesh. I would never take food from restaurants' garbages)
I used to work @ Quick Trip. During my shift I had to restock the sammiches. It was policy to trash em after you replaced em. I would put em in the cooler till my end shift and take em home. Hardly ever bought groceries for almost a year. Thx QT!
We need to make a new law, something similar to the Good Samaritan law, such as where drug users who are overdosing cannot be arrested to prevent people from dying. A law that would offer legal protection from accidental food poisoning would give businesses incentives to give away their food at the end of the day. “The good business act” could be the name.
@@Hotdogenthusiast btw like maybe they stop doing that becouse then all the people would wait when they will throw away? Maybe that is the reason too.
Yep. I worked at a small 5 star hotel and we used to serve some of the most amazing and expensive food for Sunday brunch. If there were food leftovers they would throw it out or us employees would steal it before they would do that. Like whole cheese plates with hundred of dollars of cheese and fruit. 😂 They claimed that can’t have a lawsuit for food poisoning so everything went in trash. America has a problem with food waste. 😢
Another reason why is bc people would pick them up and resell them they can't have that on a daily w so many consumers who could possibly do so ...they should donate them though so sad to see waste like that of any food . Also another reason why they can't give them away to regular consumers is bc people would stop buying them and just wait to get them for free
it’s about more than just health concerns. It’s terrible business to give them away. People would stop buying donuts if they can just get them for free if they wait. Even the homeless, they might have been planning on using a dollar for donuts or whatever, but wont do that if he gets free donuts. Less money for the company.
I guess or they could sell the old donuts at a discount since they aren't as fresh and donate some to food shelters instead of wasting food that way they make a profit and help the world instead of creating food waste people out here starving create better solutions not simple ones
@@prizory1101"help the world" Since when the big corporate care about world. And the workers just try to do their job and not get fired. If we want to safe the world, well we need ti eradicated human. That us the fast and best method 😅😂
Sure, it's bad business practice, "profits, profits blah blah"... but it's still food going to waste when millions of people can't feed themselves enough in the US, and that's still pretty disgusting and shady to see even for someone like me who likes money a lot. You guys just need to pass laws to force good behavior and company practices around food distribution and consumption. As an example, in France, multiple laws have passed to force businesses (restaurants and stores) to prevent waste (such as stop to cook if the thing cooked ain't selling or always asking the customer if he wants a doggy bag to take home), make something of waste that hasn't gone bad either by giving it to an association or reusing it to cook future things, and if it has gone bad use it to make compost or feed animals. Aditionally, it's forbidden to throw or destroy food that's still good for human consumption, and if your business is big enough (either by size or money made per year) you must have a program to collaborate with a food aid association to give your waste and ensure the quality of what you're giving. There are even regulations around those lines in the industry/massive food production sectors. And even with all of those measures, it's still not perfect (notably because its difficult to enforce them everywhere, but most business go along with it), but we're on the right track. Thing's haven't gone terribly for businesses here, people are still buying, enjoying.
Wtf would a homeless person do with like 3 donuts, like yeah they could eat something but it wouldn't mean much, I'm just being bitchy since not only Dunkin Donuts does this but i think it's funny
@@kimjancok bro the donuts weren't rotten in that moment, they made them sometimes ago but had to throw becuz it was the time to close the shop. So none would get food poisoning.
@@kimjancok that’s so true because I hear about it but then again, why not try to find out if the donut is still worth to be give away for free to come think of it do you know how much of a lifestyle does it truly have before if it is thrown away or recycle it maybe to be fed to something 😟
One time me and my friends were baked and we went to Dunkin for coffee. Like 10 minutes before they closed and the lady asked us if we wanted free donuts. My eyes completely bloodshot sitting in passenger seat, I lean forward and say "for free?" She looked at me started dying laughing told us she got us. Came back with 2 garbage bags full of donuts.
I attempted to convince my local Dunkin to drop off their bags of donuts at the local homeless shelter at the end of the night. They claimed that it’s a corporate policy, HN Funkhouser, which it actually is. So it is not the Dunkin’s fault it’s a corporate fault, HOWEVER they have one security camera on the entire lot and it’s only over the dumpster 😐
Well it makes sense, because if they give the homeless people and the homeless people get sick, as a big corporation they can get sued for a lot of money.
@@darkknight9742 bro what? The donut is made that day and thrown out at 8:00 donuts can stay goods for days stop defeindinh a corporation wasting tons of foods every year
Guys I worked at Dunkin Donuts, the trash bags have dust and the plastic coating can come off on the donuts, I don't recommend this because most dumpsters have bugs that will crawl on food and than contaminate them, even if they seemed tightly tied up. Please DO NOT GO INTO THE DUMPSTER. Most of the time the donuts are thrown into a trash bag that is also being mixed with dirt and trash at random intervals. Don't think these people are smart, they are EXTREMELY disgusting.
I used to work at a similar place, very disgusting to eat these. It’s just left out in the donut trash bin and you throw out small random things inside of them too
We have a restaurant called The French Baker here in the Philippines. 1 hour before closing everyday, in every store, customer can buy all the Bread and Pastries at 50% off. They'd rather lose money from sales than throw food away. I always stock up on baguette, sourdough, muffins, bagels, meat buns, etc...
Wait really? Damn. But isn't throwing away food a bigger loss than giving it in a discount. I don't get their logic tbh. But we'll done on their part to earn a bit more and save food
In Germany, certain stores are in a program of an app called "too good to go" and it works in other countries as well(tried it in Ireland, worked there as well) and Dunkin donuts is also part of it. At least where i live. You can get stuff before closing times for cheaper in a surprise bag. And basically all of it is fresh and good. 10/10 can recommend it if you want to save some money and food . (6€ for 7 Dunkin donuts is a great deal)
@@ungratefulmango yes, you’d be correct. However many people make orders and don’t pick them up or they make an order and they close before they picked it up.
@@ungratefulmangowhen I was working at a pizzeria, employees did a couple of pizza dough (like the circular form) to have them ready to use on an order but sometimes on slow days there is unused dough and it must be thrown away.. In the short time I was working there I would get a pizza a week because of leftovers
In the Netherlands they’re just fabulous, we came by like 20 minutes before they closed and we wanted to get some drinks and donuts and we ended up not paying for a single thing. Dutch people in general are really nice folks, always smiling and being respectful, at least the ones I met and I live in Germany so I guess a lot of them xD
They sometimes make cookies on Saturday that expire on Sunday. Sometimes my director will let me keep them on Mondays❤️ "May I dispose of these expired cookies?" He usually goes along with it.
Me, has been showing up for free donuts at a donut shop round the corner from my house for 12 years. ( u can get them before they throw them in the trash and make sure I don’t get sick) my dad taught me this and he’s been doing it since 1996.
I'm from Fiji and I worked at one of our Burger King outlets at the airport I can confirm that the garbage bags we used were all sanitized and clean and we had to throw Burger Patties out every 4 hours so we would time this with other items that would expire on holding and just throw them all in one garbage bag, take it to the dumpster about 400 meters away and remake the whoppers, we had a feed.
I just looked up "if a resteraunt throws away good food is it illegal" and it said its highly illegal in california to throw away good food so i dont know how this is legal
Fun story: Panera Bread does the same. When I was in college there was a guy that would come around every Sunday. He went around and collected all the bread about to be tossed and he would put it huge garage bags on a cart he connected to his bike and would distribute it among the local colleges, homeless shelters and halfway houses. There would be loaves of bread, pastries, cookies, donuts, you name it. He said he used to struggle in college and so he wanted to help those that couldn’t afford a lot or anything at all. The man was a legend to us.
This is true of most bakeries. But it's up to the manager's discretion what happens. My first job was at Panera, and my boss donated ALL the baked goods to homeless shelters at the end of each and every day. He's still the best boss I've ever had.
@@ReecesInPieces You can, because various diseases can be spread and the company is held liable for any damages, sickness, or injuries. Companies can donate it to homeless shelters so liability is mostly out of the companies hands, but even homeless shelters do not this much waste.
@@mels271 Nope, this was many years ago. They have the "Day-End Dough Nation" program now, but my boss was doing it long before it was the standard policy.
It's because of possible lawsuits. I read that they companies used to give away the extras to homeless shelters at the end of the day but someone got "sick" and sued them so the practice stopped.
I have worked in 6 different restaurants and one of them was in a 4-star hotel and Yoshino ** , a restaurant that is already well-known especially in a hotel, indeed they throw away food that is still good even if it is just cooked when it is close to closing time, the reason is simple to maintain the quality of the food that will be served to customer.
They can't give them to people but you can quite literally do the exact thing they did and just grab them out of the trash. Nothing is stopping anyone from doing it.
Yea basically the reason why is because everything has a shelf life predetermined by someone else and anything after that shelf life given to customers would make the company liable for any food borne illness that one may get from eating that food
Someone in the comments said about expired food. The donuts arent expired. The actual reason why they dont give away the donuts is because when humans find a loophole they get greedy. Imagine a bunch of people coming in after closing time to finnese unlimited free donuts. It all ties back into greed.
1. they tried to give it for free in the past and got sued when some homeless recipient of the food got sick 2. anything other than giving it for free at the store will add to operational cost, why bother 3. people are assholes. they will find a cheat to a system based on a goodwill.
Krispy Kreme actually sells their leftover doughnuts to local farmers to feed their pigs. And I used to cook at a hotel that sold Krispy Kremes. Unfortunately, this was durong the beginning of the low carb movement so we had dozens left at the end of the day. They'd bring them to the kitchen and we'd put them in the break room and take them home. The hotel manager realized how much money we were losing, so we had to figie out ways to utilize them in the kitchen. I was the primary dessert cook, so i got creative. I started making bread pudding, milkshakes, made a dessert called Krispy Creme, Creme Brulee with a glazed goughnut baked in, strawberry shortcakes, beer battered fried doughnuts, we were making Luther Burgers, grilled cheese. It was wild.
There is a mall where they have a bakery kind of shop that gives everything at fifty percent off after 9pm. They also make an announcement in the whole mall about it. They sell all of it sells out by 9:15 pm.
When I was homeless..I had a relationship where I just waited out side end of the night..and they basically let me take what ever I wanted from the bin and then would dump the rest
I used to work at dunkin 2 years ago and they do this everyday. The reason is because of the yeast in the bread it rises overnight and “could get people sick” because you’re under light. I gave homeless people almost everything I would double bag the donuts, bagels, etc so when I threw them in the trash they would still be clean so they can eat them and get the after hours. Did that for years
I used to get all of Publix and Krogers vegetables that those tossed away to feed to the hogs on a farm I worked at as a teenager and they quit doing that because of some similar issues with getting sued for expired food. I even tryed to prove it to the manager to come and watch where it’s going the 100+ hogs and pigs absolutely love it.
Gotta give the W to the dumpster💀
This is gold🥇😂
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😂😂😂😂😂😂 That's a good one😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao😂
*It amazes me to this day that companies who create this much food waste aren't being forced to donate that food to food banks/etc.*
To be clear, the government shouldn't be forcing them. ALL THE PEOPLE WHO PROTEST CONSTANTLY ABOUT STUFF LIKE THIS SHOULD BE the one's forcing them.
So why don't they protest it? Because it isn't a "popular cause", and most protesters only care about popularity.
It's literally sad.
The homeless person behind dunkin is living his dream
And diabetes
@@xMorales_xlol😂😂😂
they’re living inside the dumpster
Y is this so true
Do they have a meth lab?
Bro really pulled up to Dunkin’ and said
"we have to cook"
Edit: I did not expect this to get so many likes 💀
LMAO
lmao
Chilli powder
@@nghakakhalthang8062 haha
lmao
"Hey boss, there's that guy and his friend swimming in our trash again"
I mean its a waste so why not give it to homeless ppl or someone. Thats mad ppl would fight over that. Thats money they tossed out or unfed stomachs.
@@1bossofbosses I think the reason people dont want to donate is avoid anyone suing them for anything.
Boss think it’s raccoons till this day
@@1bossofbossesyhey throw them out because the geese makes them nasty and soggy after a while
@@1bossofbossesit's nut good for business bro. If they do that many homeless will waiting right there to get free donuts
Bro imagine theres a homeless dude in the dumpster of the dunkin donuts and they just gonna go straight eat em all💀💀💀
LMFAO
We had a guy that used to do that, he was really nice
He used to take the bags to other places he knew and give them out, we would get fired if we did it
@@nicholaswrenn1182 what a waste of good food, it should be donated to some place
@@Just_Caden Nah it’s good we are getting rid of this unhealthy crap.
@@Mgameing123 food is food and waste is not good unless its being reused for some other purpose
There was a lawsuit that happened many years ago with Tim Hortons.
Some empathetic employee gave donuts to a homeless man at the end of the day, and for people who don't know, Tim Horton's slogan is " Always fresh"
So they got sued for not delivering fresh donuts. That's the reason why, they are liable if they gave you old donuts and you get sick.
Then just don't put in a trash bag like it's complete garbage already you could put in in a container
@@officialjomarizz bruh didnt you read😂 the employe gave clean donuts to homeless person and they still got fcked in the ass😂
@@officialjomarizz food builds up bacteria over time. It's basic food safety guidelines here in the US
It goes for any food and how it has the potential to make you sick. Especially if you have allergies. So no hand-outs
That's just a bs made up reason to justify throwing away good food. Just think, if they're going to give away the remaining donuts at the end of the day for free would any person with a brain buy donuts ~1 hour before it closes? Plus people could even make a habit of just coming around for the free donuts. Making them lose potential customers.
At the one I worked at , the owner boxed them up and re sold them to small grocery store 😂 that man was bout his money Fr fr 😂😊
lmao i would do that same if i worked at a shit job like that
@@jimmyvasquez5298 idk about shit job at that location I was at , paid 18 just to slang donuts 😂
@@DabsFPSprolly live in cali or some, in texas uu only get 9 an hour at dunkin
For those who are wondering, they aren't allowed to give the old food away because corporate says that it's a health and food safety violation to serve customers food that has been out all day. They do it to cover their asses in a legal dispute but it is still sad to see so much food wasted.
There has never been a lawsuit such as this. Homeless people famously can't afford things, much less a lawyer. Point being, companies say this simply to not give out free food and force people to buy it. Not about covering their asses at all as they are not serving or charging people for this free food, therefore it isn't a transaction. It is merely one party giving food to another
@@joe-mf8psTrue,they wanna cut the supply as much as possible to get the demand soaring
And mainly because people will just wait and only snag the free donuts at the end of the day
@@Hood_M3ruem I don’t think that would apply to the bulk of their customer base as people are typically eating donuts for breakfast or as a mid day snack
@@brandonbernard791 but it l marginally does so they still do it
A heartwarming moment happened when i was at McDonald's one time, it was closing soon and I got a fish fillet (it was the only burger they had left). After i paid, the cashier lady asked if I wanted some free fries, and gave me a heaping stack of fries, poured straight into the paper bag. I didn't even need the fries but it was just so nice to see people being kind.
they throw em anyway
Does your McDonald's not have 24/7 drive thru? Otherwise weird she would give you free fries.
@@BroDgamer1 not all McDonald’s do, the McDonald’s near me closes at 11pm
Uhhh
@@BroDgamer1 this one was in a mall so it's not 24/7, but most others in my city are
Pro tip: You can also do this at fast food places that have a breakfast menu different from the lunch menu. About 10:30am, they make the switch and throw out all the breakfast sandwiches. Hit up that dumpster for a major breakfast haul.
Source: Me. I was struggling for a while while working at Burger King.
Nice 😏
That sounds absolutely disgusting
@@Belphemon1 Spoken like someone who has never struggled.
@@Alborzhakimi7010 The food was wrapped in wax paper and tied up in it's own trash bag because the can you throw it out in is right by the service window, not out with the regular trash. I mentioned the time to get it so it's literally just left the store before you grab it. It's as "disgusting" as getting a plastic grocery bag full of wrapped sandwiches.
@@Belphemon1sounds like someone's been too comfortable. You should be grateful you haven't had to do shit like this yet just to live and have something in your gut.
Bro took “homeless people eat out the trash” seriously💀
“We aren’t allowed to give them to you for free, so we’re gonna throw them away so that nobody gets them”
Gotta love it man. How the fuck is Dunkin gonna find out if you give the donuts away lmao
With a video like this.. they’ll probably start implementing locks on dumpsters thanks to this.
Many of the stores do they just give them to the people that walk in at the end of the day, usually kids if they bought one. They will get a dozen
If they start giving it for free, the marketing and profit will fall since no one will want to waste money on donuts which they can get it for free at the end of the day.
@@Hardbass5000 they could at least donate it. They have a significant amount of good food that they would rather throw away than let people have
@@PsycheVFX But it will cause damage in their food industry. They will lose more customers since they will be able to get their donuts for free at the local charity instead of buying them. Plus it will demand more cost to transport their donuts to charities in a day just like hiring more night shift delivery workers and vehicles to provide their ride.
I love how he suits up to protect the outside of his body from harm, but then he puts things inside of his body that could give him possible harm.
I mean... we do drive cars
The donuts in the store go straight in a bag and the bag is dropped in the dumpster which mostly gets bags of food thrown in it. I'm pretty sure this is safer than eating most takeout lol.
@@skorpers I think they're talking about how donuts are unhealthy but yeah, eating out of the dumpster really isn't that bad since they're basically untouched
@@ramudaamemura_no he’s talking about possible bacteria or whatever dirty stuff is in a dumpster he’s saying he put a suit on to protect him from the dirty stuff in the dumpster even though he’s putting the stuff in the dumpster in his mouth and eating it so he’s protecting his body from the stuff he puts in his mouth anyway which is arguably worse
Lol it won’t give him harm. If anything it’ll make his immune system stronger
Literally a cheatcode for the homeless 💀
@@dmtdisco3467 Canada a real one for homeless tho free health care (we don't talk about taxes tho)
People get fired for that
Subscribed, good luck😊
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@@anonymousorca4651 Bro i was the first one to comment 💀
In Texas, they got a donut place called Shipleys and they sell whole bags of day old donuts for $1. Used to snag those on the way to work and we would eat like kings!
Bro really turned into Heisenberg 😅
Fr
I survived on Dunkin’s throwing their donuts out when I was homeless 😂 shit makes you so happy after not eating for a whole day
really sorry to hear that i hope you’re doing better ❤❤
I hope you are doing waayyy better ❤
i hope u get better
I pity you brother.. hope you are good now
God bless💜
For those saying they should give them to the homeless: companies did in the past. However, when a homeless man got sick because of it and sued the company, they made the rule not to give it out to anyone else ever again. You can blame that one homeless man, I guess.
Edit:
For those saying that they should still give food away for free: if they did, people would wait until closing time to get the food for free instead of buying it fresh. They also want to avoid that.
eh well, its just one guy.. what could possibly go wrong?
Fuck that hobo he screwed it up for literally every other unfortunate soul just for a quick buck
@@DaniSC_real i think after other companies heard about it, they got scared that they can also get sued so they also stooped
What if I got sick after buying and eating their donut? Doesnt that give me the option to also sue them? Im confused with their logic on this rule policy honestly
@@CGGGold bruh you won't they are FRESH
This was the policy when I worked for Dunkin back 20+ years ago. I had heard that at some point in the past, Dunkin used to donate their donuts to the homeless etc..., but they no longer do. Someone probably complained about them not getting the freshest donuts.
Bro ate the donuts with trash particles in the dumpster 💀💀
I love a person who values left over foods and not wasted
@@CardinalsFanBoy you wouldn’t?
@@CardinalsFanBoy I mean I haven't tried
@@CardinalsFanBoy to be fair they were just thrown out + its a new garbage bag
although i will admit im a little disgusted LMAO
pagpag be like
@@YourBestDaydream tbh yeah I'm a little discussed as well but it's better than nothing considering they were practically fresh
the hobo that lives in that trashcan is going to have the best time of their life
I'm thinking of just moving in a dunkin donuts dumpster
@Dont_click_this_profile I’m not falling for it but pretty smart though
Living on just donut isn’t healthy
@@tropicalgoblin2023 yea if I was homeless I’d eat it every week not every day because you don’t want to be more unhealthy when you’re homeless
@@tropicalgoblin2023 there's no homeless who cares about health bruh
My dad use to go to our local fried chicken place at closing time. He still bought a family combo but they’d always hook us up with extras. They’d give us double sides and double chicken. We legit did this every week.
bro really in the dumpster looking for those 99.1% pure donuts
Bro robbed the homeless man meal 💀
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Ain't no way 💀
Bro took "one man's trash is another man's treasure" to the next level 💀
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One of the reasons why I love my country. Most of the time if you're a regular costumer and know them a bit you can get some for free at the end of the day. And most places also run a stop food waste campaign so you can buy a bag full of bakery goods for like 1-4 dollars depending on the amount you get.
When me and the boys starve, we pull up at the dunkin
I work in a food service industry. The reason we don’t give out expired food products, is because the company doesn’t want to get sued because of food poisoning. I’ve heard a story of a restaurant giving their leftovers to some homeless people. Apparently, one of them get greedy and sued the restaurant for food poisoning. To most companies throwing away expired food stuffs in the trash is cheaper than a lawsuit.
TLDR: We can’t have good things because of greedy people.
you can just help pass a law that if you get the stuff for free, you take the risk and cannot sue the company. The real reason they dont give stuff out is because people wont buy and will wait around till closing time to get free stuff. It hurts sales.
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@@wrongturnVfor and they choose not to donate the food because it's more effort than throwing it away
You know how silly that sounds! The date is a BEST USED BY DATE and food does not automatically spoil or go bad once that date hits. As many hungry people as there are in this world that entire thinking is plain stupidity! Secondly, you don't have to work in the food industry to understand this - it is simple common sense. Back to donuts - those donuts were made THAT DAY - that is a waste of consumable items that could help the less fortunate. We have to get out of this worry of litigious mindset and use our brains to do the RIGHT THING!
Expired... At the end of the day?
Starbucks does the exact same thing. I knew someone who worked and he’d bring us literally a thanksgiving feast of Starbucks almost every night because of how much they’d waste
What do they throw away?
Great fren
@@gilbertmanzo7044yeah! Cookies?
Starbucks have better policy, they allow their employee take home the left over food.
@@gilbertmanzo7044 baked goods im guessing
I was 13 when me and my friends walked in to a Duncan donuts and they legit gave us boxes on boxes, asked if we wanted any sandwiches. Some people show love don’t know what that lady was scared of
I would do this but I gotta stay in weight for wrestling 😭
Do it then give the donuts away to homeless people
damn if I was a homeless person near Dunkin, I'd fking be so happy
(Why is everyone acting so seriously? Jeesh. I would never take food from restaurants' garbages)
Were you gonna get the money to cover dental after eating so much sugar
Insulin shots to
You’d be fat if you at them all
not just happy you would also have diabetes as well
from all those sugar you would be a fat homeless person
Bro's gonna single handedly bring back COVID 💀
frl tho 💀
Fr they some weirdos bruh
fr these mad disgusting people jus eat out of anything
@@boltuchiha8120those businesses are weird for throwing away kilos of good food away daily
Fr💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 bro
I used to work @ Quick Trip. During my shift I had to restock the sammiches. It was policy to trash em after you replaced em. I would put em in the cooler till my end shift and take em home. Hardly ever bought groceries for almost a year. Thx QT!
That one person who eats from Dunkin's dumpster:
one of the reasons why food shops stopped giving food away is because people claimed they got food poisoning and sued the place
And also because employees would make more than necessary just for freebies at the end of the day
We need to make a new law, something similar to the Good Samaritan law, such as where drug users who are overdosing cannot be arrested to prevent people from dying.
A law that would offer legal protection from accidental food poisoning would give businesses incentives to give away their food at the end of the day. “The good business act” could be the name.
@@Hotdogenthusiast btw like maybe they stop doing that becouse then all the people would wait when they will throw away? Maybe that is the reason too.
Yep. I worked at a small 5 star hotel and we used to serve some of the most amazing and expensive food for Sunday brunch. If there were food leftovers they would throw it out or us employees would steal it before they would do that. Like whole cheese plates with hundred of dollars of cheese and fruit. 😂
They claimed that can’t have a lawsuit for food poisoning so everything went in trash. America has a problem with food waste. 😢
Another reason why is bc people would pick them up and resell them they can't have that on a daily w so many consumers who could possibly do so ...they should donate them though so sad to see waste like that of any food .
Also another reason why they can't give them away to regular consumers is bc people would stop buying them and just wait to get them for free
it’s about more than just health concerns. It’s terrible business to give them away. People would stop buying donuts if they can just get them for free if they wait. Even the homeless, they might have been planning on using a dollar for donuts or whatever, but wont do that if he gets free donuts. Less money for the company.
I guess or they could sell the old donuts at a discount since they aren't as fresh and donate some to food shelters instead of wasting food that way they make a profit and help the world instead of creating food waste people out here starving create better solutions not simple ones
@@prizory1101yeah bakeries here in Sweden all sell “yesterdays bread” for a discounted price.
@@prizory1101"help the world"
Since when the big corporate care about world. And the workers just try to do their job and not get fired.
If we want to safe the world, well we need ti eradicated human. That us the fast and best method 😅😂
Who the heck would wait till like 11 PM for them to close and get free donuts??? Wasting my sleep time.
Sure, it's bad business practice, "profits, profits blah blah"... but it's still food going to waste when millions of people can't feed themselves enough in the US, and that's still pretty disgusting and shady to see even for someone like me who likes money a lot.
You guys just need to pass laws to force good behavior and company practices around food distribution and consumption.
As an example, in France, multiple laws have passed to force businesses (restaurants and stores) to prevent waste (such as stop to cook if the thing cooked ain't selling or always asking the customer if he wants a doggy bag to take home), make something of waste that hasn't gone bad either by giving it to an association or reusing it to cook future things, and if it has gone bad use it to make compost or feed animals. Aditionally, it's forbidden to throw or destroy food that's still good for human consumption, and if your business is big enough (either by size or money made per year) you must have a program to collaborate with a food aid association to give your waste and ensure the quality of what you're giving. There are even regulations around those lines in the industry/massive food production sectors.
And even with all of those measures, it's still not perfect (notably because its difficult to enforce them everywhere, but most business go along with it), but we're on the right track.
Thing's haven't gone terribly for businesses here, people are still buying, enjoying.
When homeles be waiting donut see her 😮
Man, they can literally feed many homeless people with that much donuts.
They can't, or if they did , they would get fired
Yeah but after a few days of eating it they'll need medical and dental care too.
Wtf would a homeless person do with like 3 donuts, like yeah they could eat something but it wouldn't mean much, I'm just being bitchy since not only Dunkin Donuts does this but i think it's funny
Then end up diabetic with more problems 🤔😰
but then no one will buy them in the first place. everyone will just wait till the end of the day to get them free.
they would rather throw it away then give it for free 💀
If they gave out the donuts for free and the person eating the donuts had food poisoning, then Dunkin could be sued for a food safety violation
The true golden word
@@kimjancok bro the donuts weren't rotten in that moment, they made them sometimes ago but had to throw becuz it was the time to close the shop. So none would get food poisoning.
@@johoragazi6960 you never know
@@kimjancok that’s so true because I hear about it but then again, why not try to find out if the donut is still worth to be give away for free to come think of it do you know how much of a lifestyle does it truly have before if it is thrown away or recycle it maybe to be fed to something 😟
The homless guy living behind dunking donuts must have type A diabetes
They took " Fresh Everyday" to a new level 💀
One time me and my friends were baked and we went to Dunkin for coffee. Like 10 minutes before they closed and the lady asked us if we wanted free donuts. My eyes completely bloodshot sitting in passenger seat, I lean forward and say "for free?" She looked at me started dying laughing told us she got us. Came back with 2 garbage bags full of donuts.
cool!! 😊😊
Damn I hope this happens to me
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@@infinite_waiys I have video proof
Prove it!!! I want to see that! But blur her face obviously she could get fired 😊
I attempted to convince my local Dunkin to drop off their bags of donuts at the local homeless shelter at the end of the night. They claimed that it’s a corporate policy, HN Funkhouser, which it actually is. So it is not the Dunkin’s fault it’s a corporate fault, HOWEVER they have one security camera on the entire lot and it’s only over the dumpster 😐
Thats madness
Well it makes sense, because if they give the homeless people and the homeless people get sick, as a big corporation they can get sued for a lot of money.
You gotta think, if they didn't do this you would have dirty businesses selling week old doughnut.
It’s so they don’t get sued
@@darkknight9742 bro what? The donut is made that day and thrown out at 8:00 donuts can stay goods for days stop defeindinh a corporation wasting tons of foods every year
I worked for a worldwide medical supply company. The laws in America make it more difficult to donate syringes than to sell them.
Companies say if you're willing to eat it, you're willing to pay for it. It's actually quite pathetic.
Guys I worked at Dunkin Donuts, the trash bags have dust and the plastic coating can come off on the donuts, I don't recommend this because most dumpsters have bugs that will crawl on food and than contaminate them, even if they seemed tightly tied up. Please DO NOT GO INTO THE DUMPSTER. Most of the time the donuts are thrown into a trash bag that is also being mixed with dirt and trash at random intervals. Don't think these people are smart, they are EXTREMELY disgusting.
I used to work at a similar place, very disgusting to eat these. It’s just left out in the donut trash bin and you throw out small random things inside of them too
I thought the same thing
nahhh this is just another government statement to stop us from getting something for free
What is really disgusting is that they throw away completely untouched food when there's hundreds of hungry people in their own country.
@@fueyo2229once people realise others can get it for free, it devalues the price of the item.
We have a restaurant called The French Baker here in the Philippines.
1 hour before closing everyday, in every store, customer can buy all the Bread and Pastries at 50% off.
They'd rather lose money from sales than throw food away.
I always stock up on baguette, sourdough, muffins, bagels, meat buns, etc...
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That’s a great way of advertising for the store❤and great way to not waste food!
In Japan also do that with their bentos
I am relieved to hear of a business that does not waste food
Wait really? Damn. But isn't throwing away food a bigger loss than giving it in a discount. I don't get their logic tbh. But we'll done on their part to earn a bit more and save food
In Germany, certain stores are in a program of an app called "too good to go" and it works in other countries as well(tried it in Ireland, worked there as well) and Dunkin donuts is also part of it. At least where i live. You can get stuff before closing times for cheaper in a surprise bag. And basically all of it is fresh and good. 10/10 can recommend it if you want to save some money and food . (6€ for 7 Dunkin donuts is a great deal)
Having worked at a Jolleys that had a Dunkin’ Donuts in it. I can confirm that people do in fact dumpster dive for donuts.
Also, check pizza spot at closing. Always ask politely.
I was under the impression that pizzas were made to order
@@ungratefulmango yes, you’d be correct. However many people make orders and don’t pick them up or they make an order and they close before they picked it up.
@@ungratefulmangowhen I was working at a pizzeria, employees did a couple of pizza dough (like the circular form) to have them ready to use on an order but sometimes on slow days there is unused dough and it must be thrown away.. In the short time I was working there I would get a pizza a week because of leftovers
THIS!!! If you pick up the trash in the parking lot before asking you can probably get whatever pizza you want!!
@@collinalvarado1462 nah, hawmie. Free is always better.
In the Netherlands they’re just fabulous, we came by like 20 minutes before they closed and we wanted to get some drinks and donuts and we ended up not paying for a single thing. Dutch people in general are really nice folks, always smiling and being respectful, at least the ones I met and I live in Germany so I guess a lot of them xD
Ja bruder bei dunkin donuts kriegst du die manchmal zum halben preis oder so wenn die zu machen
My friend is Dutch and he's a nice guy!
yeah im dutch and a lot of places just give away the food to the ppl that are still there instead of just throwing it away lol
Wait till you go to the south of the netherlands, limburg. (for an extended time) they fucking suck.
@@Ghomp ye i had similar experiences aswell im also dutch
Chick Fil A does the same thing. The one that I worked at didn't even allow the employees to take anything
They sometimes make cookies on Saturday that expire on Sunday. Sometimes my director will let me keep them on Mondays❤️ "May I dispose of these expired cookies?" He usually goes along with it.
**Me proceeding to camp a local Dunkin Donuts down the road at midnight**
I'm going to wear a Hazmat suit while I eat donuts out of the dumpster
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The homeless man seeing them eat his only food
😂😂
The Dunkn near me is cool. If it's close to close they will sell you 2 dozen for the price of 1.
Me, has been showing up for free donuts at a donut shop round the corner from my house for 12 years. ( u can get them before they throw them in the trash and make sure I don’t get sick) my dad taught me this and he’s been doing it since 1996.
I'm from Fiji and I worked at one of our Burger King outlets at the airport I can confirm that the garbage bags we used were all sanitized and clean and we had to throw Burger Patties out every 4 hours so we would time this with other items that would expire on holding and just throw them all in one garbage bag, take it to the dumpster about 400 meters away and remake the whoppers, we had a feed.
OMG greetings from tonga!
OMG I'm from Papua New Guinea!
I just looked up "if a resteraunt throws away good food is it illegal" and it said its highly illegal in california to throw away good food so i dont know how this is legal
OMG I'm fron texas
at the restaurant i work we throw all of the left overs away as well, but employees are allowed to eat all of it for free if they want to.
Donuts straight from the bin. So amazing
Gotta try it out
He's like oh I'm gone mate where are you, then he outpaced him by shooting
They really be Dumpin Donuts💀
Omg😂, why does this comment only has seven likes💀🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭
@@notablink2560 8*
Imagine walking by dunkin donuts at night realizing its closed then you see a bunch of guys in hazmats eating donuts out of the dumpster
Jit really went there kind of the lookin like heisen burg
Fun story: Panera Bread does the same. When I was in college there was a guy that would come around every Sunday. He went around and collected all the bread about to be tossed and he would put it huge garage bags on a cart he connected to his bike and would distribute it among the local colleges, homeless shelters and halfway houses. There would be loaves of bread, pastries, cookies, donuts, you name it. He said he used to struggle in college and so he wanted to help those that couldn’t afford a lot or anything at all. The man was a legend to us.
I got sick from FRESH Panera, no way i am trying DUMPSTER Panera
My favourite part was when he said “ it’s Dunkin’ time” and dunked all over everybody, truly the moments of all time
Ich jö when he saided its cumming time and aberso he came over their all faces, truly ichsi the moment or all time😢
Racoon,s: Hey thats my job!!!
Hate it when places are all like "no we can't give you the food that we're about to throw away and waste"
Homeless people: looks like we found a new destination boizz
This is true of most bakeries. But it's up to the manager's discretion what happens. My first job was at Panera, and my boss donated ALL the baked goods to homeless shelters at the end of each and every day. He's still the best boss I've ever had.
@@mels271 manager can do it anyways, imagine getting fired for helping someone.
@@ReecesInPieces You can, because various diseases can be spread and the company is held liable for any damages, sickness, or injuries.
Companies can donate it to homeless shelters so liability is mostly out of the companies hands, but even homeless shelters do not this much waste.
I used to live in a youth shelter, panera would donate their pastries there. It was awesome.
@@mels271 Nope, this was many years ago. They have the "Day-End Dough Nation" program now, but my boss was doing it long before it was the standard policy.
This depends on business models. A great thing but he was on the hook for away lawsuits.
tbh i really wanna just hit the manager with a "why?" like it doesnt make sense to me to just throw out food
I don't know why they don't just don't donate it to homeless shelters
It's because of possible lawsuits. I read that they companies used to give away the extras to homeless shelters at the end of the day but someone got "sick" and sued them so the practice stopped.
Next video: I caught a disease and I don’t know how
Yep
As long as they are in separate bag and out for few minutes it's okay.
lol
I have worked in 6 different restaurants and one of them was in a 4-star hotel and Yoshino ** , a restaurant that is already well-known especially in a hotel, indeed they throw away food that is still good even if it is just cooked when it is close to closing time, the reason is simple to maintain the quality of the food that will be served to customer.
Ngl this is one of the reasons why world hunger is still a thing, dunkin aint giving the left overs to the poor
This is true. We use to donate to homeless shelter, but it became a safety problem (as someone could grt sick from the donuts)
That happens at any donut store but usually most donuts produced get sold… like food grows mold so the amount you see on Tik Tok is a lie.
That’s disgusting that they “can’t give them away”. I don’t care if that’s the managers decision or corporate, something has to change
It's business thats how it works
It’s corporate, they don’t want to give them away because then people will just wait until they close and they won’t make profit
This literally happens EVERYWHERE
They can't give them to people but you can quite literally do the exact thing they did and just grab them out of the trash. Nothing is stopping anyone from doing it.
Yea basically the reason why is because everything has a shelf life predetermined by someone else and anything after that shelf life given to customers would make the company liable for any food borne illness that one may get from eating that food
Someone in the comments said about expired food. The donuts arent expired. The actual reason why they dont give away the donuts is because when humans find a loophole they get greedy. Imagine a bunch of people coming in after closing time to finnese unlimited free donuts. It all ties back into greed.
Nah bro ima start living next to dunkin donuts so i can have infinite food glitch
“I can’t sell it, so nobody can have it”
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1. they tried to give it for free in the past and got sued when some homeless recipient of the food got sick
2. anything other than giving it for free at the store will add to operational cost, why bother
3. people are assholes. they will find a cheat to a system based on a goodwill.
Krispy Kreme actually sells their leftover doughnuts to local farmers to feed their pigs.
And I used to cook at a hotel that sold Krispy Kremes. Unfortunately, this was durong the beginning of the low carb movement so we had dozens left at the end of the day. They'd bring them to the kitchen and we'd put them in the break room and take them home. The hotel manager realized how much money we were losing, so we had to figie out ways to utilize them in the kitchen. I was the primary dessert cook, so i got creative. I started making bread pudding, milkshakes, made a dessert called Krispy Creme, Creme Brulee with a glazed goughnut baked in, strawberry shortcakes, beer battered fried doughnuts, we were making Luther Burgers, grilled cheese. It was wild.
Words much
Full ass essay
bro pulled up with the raccoon instinct
As a homeless person, this is an absolute win.
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Were did you get your phone?
@@blacklives7886 having a phone doesn’t mean u have money for a house, big price difference buddy
There is a mall where they have a bakery kind of shop that gives everything at fifty percent off after 9pm. They also make an announcement in the whole mall about it. They sell all of it sells out by 9:15 pm.
in my country, we gave them unsold donuts to security guards that were working graveyard in the near stores on our way home.
Every restaurant from fast food to fine dining tosses out dumpsters of food. From lobster tail and steak to burger patties and fries.
When I was homeless..I had a relationship where I just waited out side end of the night..and they basically let me take what ever I wanted from the bin and then would dump the rest
That's pretty cool
I used to work at dunkin 2 years ago and they do this everyday. The reason is because of the yeast in the bread it rises overnight and “could get people sick” because you’re under light. I gave homeless people almost everything I would double bag the donuts, bagels, etc so when I threw them in the trash they would still be clean so they can eat them and get the after hours. Did that for years
Ur a real hero to the community
hero fr
Dunking donuts: we throw our donuts at the end of the day
Me: at least now I have a backup plan
"Due to the glitch, we have disabled donuts" 💀💀💀
Funny 😐
"Hey man, the germs add flavour!"
I used to get all of Publix and Krogers vegetables that those tossed away to feed to the hogs on a farm I worked at as a teenager and they quit doing that because of some similar issues with getting sued for expired food. I even tryed to prove it to the manager to come and watch where it’s going the 100+ hogs and pigs absolutely love it.
bro robbed the place without committing a crime
Gotta give the W to Shaq.
Nah thicc bunny had those 🍒
as Shaq I can confirm that I would gladly take the W
Why shaq though
Gotta Shaq W give the to
Shaq can't not not not not take a W here
Infinite donut glitch 💀
It’s the same for Krispy Kreme they throw away at their donuts too but they’re in boxes so they’re definitely fresh.