“YOU’RE DRUNK!” The War on Andrew Tate, Jenna Ortega Fallout, Wendy’s Surge Pricing, Cop Slams Chief
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00:00 - NJ Police Chief Retires After Being Slammed Into Car by Own Officer
02:04 - UK Labour’s Plans to Combat Misogyny in Schools Include Anti-Tate Mentors
05:26 - Wendy’s to Test Surge Pricing
08:01 - SAG Changes Intimacy Coordinator Rules After Remarks on Jenna Ortega Film
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10:47 - Australian Police Commissioner Quotes Taylor Swift While Discussing Horrific Case
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24:37 - Toxic Vinyl Chloride Industry Still Thriving One Year After East Palestine Derailment
29:37 - Your Thoughts on Yesterday’s Show
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The Aaron Bushnell coverage we had to upload separately: czcams.com/video/zTy6IJ8cLX0/video.htmlsi=hT4w_yEhF0RaAqtN
Thanks for updating us about Aaron Bushnell Phil. 👍 Sorry you have to deal with things that way.
the fact you had to talk about it separately is so heartbreaking. He deserves so much more than this.
Gee Phil, no reporting of the Georgia female nursing student murdered by an illegal immigrant with a criminal record?
No you didn't. Ricky and Eliot already devoted an entire segment in their show. Why the cowardice?
please bring back the captions.
That cop has a pair on him. Probably not the smartest way to deal with your drunk boss, but he's not wrong.
What was telling was the the other cops weren't having any of the chief's shit, you just know he's been an absolute menace to work with behind closed doors.
Be gone bot! @@CjDahcmap
When the chill dude finally had enough
Well done.
I’m with him Chief is a nut job and a drunk.
So that means Wendy's will be paying their workers more during surge times, right?
Right?
😂
Agreed!
Nobody is ok with food costing even more right? Right? This would litterslly make food even MORE inaccessible for people who already can't afford it😯
They'll probably automate before that happens.
@@mrsthebeatles8159it’s almost like if the higher ups earned less, the workers could make more, without raising prices
Never thought I’d hear a police commissioner say “haters gonna hate”.
What is the world coming too.
Its New Jersey ...thats nothing! Police 90% on Gear / Steriods, Coke & or Abuse Alcohol its crazy & the Summers here i feel for some of the good cops! Ohhh u meant the South Wales cop!😂 I just "Ass"umed 1st video sounds what a Jersey Cop would say 100% glad i didn't send until i heard the Aussie Cop 😂
Dude actually said taytay
I said the same when they made the terminator the governor.
It’s the same world (society) that calls you misogynistic for suggesting that onlyfans isn’t a viable career for an 18
y/o girl. Not really surprising that this is where we’re at as a ppl rn.
“It’s like we’re evolving. But, backwards.” - Pewdiepie
Man you just haten but you know what they say haters gonna hate
As someone who has worked in MacD's, I would not knowingly buy from somewhere using dynamic pricing. Those jobs are so draining and so bad to deal with already, people are going to be horrendous to deal with if they don't know how much their food is going to be.
Too bad the higher ups don’t care. It’s a horrible idea all together but it’s all about the money. They would trade your mental health and well being for $1 more in profit from a burger in a heartbeat
@@erinwithlove5090 hence the not giving them money. I don't work there anymore and I won't help them do that to others.
I imagine a fixed item price, for printed media etx, with a flexible pricing factor. Like 1.1 near noon 0,9 near „slow“ timeS.
So ig you want to save you consistently get your food at say 11am during slow times vs at 1pm at surge times.
But if that will have 0,x times….
Only time i EVER get take out is after binge drinking at 2am sooooo cheap food?
I think a happy hour type system would be better. I used to work at McDonald’s too, they had a sheet with how much product we were expected to use each day, this means they know peak hours and all that.
I assume Wendy’s has something similar, so why don’t they use their known biggest selling times to set higher fixed prices as opposed to dynamically changing the price? It would be significantly easier on the customer.
My biggest fear is having my card declined so I always check the prices before I go (99% of the time I order online). I would be terrified to go if the prices just kept changing while I’m in line.
I've gotten yelled at and berated and accused of some conspiracy, with a refund demanded, with about half an hour wasted on this BS, all because the store i worked at, which was in a different city compared to this customer's "regular" store, sold his favorite food for 10 cents more.
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Yes. Customer's suck.
A question that I have: If Wendy's believes in the philosophy that menu items are worth more during the busiest hours, will the company also implement surge wages where employees will make an appropriate amount more during, during those same times?
Any employee worth the farts that fall outta their ass will be fighting for that exact outcome
it means that wendy's and the stores will make more money and the employees will not see another cent. it is just a cash grab. it will cost wendy's money if there is a mcdonalds or a burger king near thart store.
How this is happening when the government forced people back to the office so these businesses can make money
Insert pointing and laughing gif here.
@@frankcaggiano8282 A shockingly large part of the general public has no respect nor sympathy for unskilled laborers. They claim that despite their hours of operations, 'its jobs meant for teenagers to have spending cash' and the mentality that if you are a fast food worker or unskilled labor, that you messed up your life and I guess should just be poor forever.
So since there is no union for them, any worker than complains will be fired, and the remaining staff will be expected to cover. If they manage to to do it without too many eff-ups, the owner will just leave the position open and use it to deny workers any extra days offer or sick days claiming 'we're already short staffed, we can't afford for you to be out'.
Nothing leads to consumer confidence like *DAILY PRICE FLUXUATIONS*. Wendy's is in for a rude awakening.
wendy's has been raising prices for a while now and not making the sales numbers to really compete by volume but comepeting on being the most expensive by order
*HOURLY price fluctuations! Even worse smh
Who would have thought that Surge pricing would be the way to get me to stop eating fast food.
I actually don't hate it IF it goes both ways, have too many fries and need to discount them to sell them all? Great! I doubt they would but if it did I would be more wiling to accept it
What's even more crazy than surge pricing is Wendy's thinking their food is good enough to warrant it
Bidenomics
@@GritznGravy08 Just wat until you realize how long this has been going on before the orange man's rival won...
@@GritznGravy08I didn't know Biden owned Wendy's. That's crazy
Compared to McDs or burger king, Wendy's is def better.
@@Jedisherm The only thing they have that isn't trash is the spicy nuggets lol.
End corporate lobbying
Never 🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸
That’s not very US-American of you 🦅
Not very concealing of you SOCIALIST!!! *🦅🇺🇸🎶🎺*
@boygouda that depends. you could argue corporations wielding so much power by lobbying is a form of _t y r a n n y_
@@cheesyboygouda Sarcasm?
F-ck Wendy's Dynamic pricing and "Suggestive Selling." The mere suggestion by their CEO is enough for me to never go to a Wendy's, one of the only 2 fast companies that I still visit, while that CEO holds his position. I'm disgusted by it. Every single restaurant has a lunch and dinner rush. It is the expectation most people eat during the same 2 1/2 hour windows surrounding traditional meal times. Management can save labor by scheduling and staffing around those rushes. There is 0 reason to adjust the pricing. That is the problem. If it was necessary, no one would care. Instead, it's just another greedy company trying to gouge you.
I believe it has to do with surge time employees.. Ope sorry, gotta go to work for 2-3 hours..
Better be worth the time..
Many restaurants offer discounts during the lunch rush. This is the exact opposite.
@@anoddtod5711 So the price increase goes directly to the workers?
I think I'm going to ask some dynamic pricing during my work too. During meetings I want to be paid twice as much.
Great idea😂😂
The BIG difference with the current "dynamic pricing" usage and Wendys, is that these companies services are pre-booked. Who wants to go into a fast food joint and not even know if you have enough cash on you for your meal?
Philip I am writing this to you to beg and plead that you bring back the citations in the description. Some of us like to look and read the articles that you cite to view their main sources. PLEASE bring back description citation
YES, PLEASE, BIG COSIGN
Yes!!!! 💯 The bookworm researcher in me thanks you for mentioning this!
Agreed! I also like having vetted sources for single stories that I can send to friends who wouldn't be interested in a video.
You should be asking why he isn't putting sources in the first place. Seems like an easy way to get away with spreading misinformation...... 🤔
@@frankcaggiano8282 The sources are in the video. Are you blind?
Pay your workers, Wendy’s
They are… that’s why they raise prices… Can’t make those yacht payments if I keep charging cheap prices. They can keep their square ass burgers
@CjDahcmap Anyone else noticed this CJ guy that's been around for six days keeps spaming the same comments and always in sets of two?
@@compareandcontrast9833that’s cause he’s a bot. Report as spam and move on.
I report as spam. Its bot accounts@@compareandcontrast9833
@@CjDahcmapi should open that link up on my virtual machine... just to fuck around with you.
this is EXHAUSTING. why is just so expensive to just simply live today? i struggle to even pay my bills and now fast food restaurants are wanting to price gouge? if you can’t go to a fast food restaurant for a CHEAP, easy option, then what’s the point? wendy’s moving forward in this direction after already beginning to switch to AI (thus canceling out and negating jobs) is just concerning when it comes to, for lack of a better description, humanity’s sake.
For many reasons.
1) We have many expenses now that we did not have in the past. Whether it be internet, cable, or cell phones. But we also make bad decisions in this. Nobody needs a smart phone, but we all seem to think it's a requirement that we spend $1,000 on a new phone every year or every other year. We don't NEED it, but we do it anyway. We don't need several different streaming apps, but we tend to get them anyway. We're being nickeled and dimed over small subscriptions, whether it be cloud storage a new streaming service, etc. $4.99 here and $7.99 there, adds up. But none of it is truly necessary. You don't need a databank in the cloud to hold your 50,000 photos and videos. Our parents or grandparents got by with a polaroid and photo album, where they kept the 10 photos they took every year. But we FEEL like these things are necessary, because everybody else has them and we have to fit in to society.
2) Nobody cooks anymore. So many of us order out multiple times per week. Most of us would save several hundred dollars per month if we simply prepared our own food. When we were younger, our parents and before them our grandparents, mostly had homecooked meals where they were efficient with their ingredients. We've become frivolous with food, due to expediency and nobody learning the skills to properly cook. We've also built social expectations around "dining out".
3) And this last one is probably the biggest. But of course real estate has skyrocketed. Investment firms like Blackrock, as well as private investors who own 4 or 5 houses to "get rich", have priced ordinary people out of the market. If you didn't inherit money, you had to work hard to save money over time so you could eventually buy a house. But those who did inherit money, started getting into real estate 20+ years ago, and the internet really kicked off this trend, as did reality TV shows that glorified it, flooding the market with investors. These investors who are already rich and want to get richer, buy houses and want to turn the other 97% of the population into renters. They can afford to buy a house and wait 20 years before it turns a profit, because they already own so many properties that they're receiving income on. Something should have been done about this a long time ago, but it's too late now. You can't let the cat out of the bag. To overturn the real estate business now would require a power move like none other, and would get no support, because these huge firms own 80% of the politicians. It's too late, much like it's too late to fix the gun problem in America, because there's already like 500 million guns and getting one off the street would be easy as hell even if they were all outlawed tomorrow.
$5.50 for burger king large fries in southern california LOL
@@turinturambar347I agree for the most part, but the expenses haven't changed much in the last 15 years or so. Shit has just gotten outrageously expensive due to the economy, which is why it blows my mind that anyone would have the nerve to say the economy is fixed.
And at least someone finally recognizes one of the reasons why fixing the gun issue by banning guns is pointless.
@@turinturambar347 source? You made it up.
Biden
Chief was literally “Drunk on power”
The thing about dynamic pricing is that it will never be LOWER because there is no one going at that hour. They will only ever be regular price (probably gonna go up) or higher. I will NEVER go to a place that does this. Thank you fastfood joints for making my healthier food choices that much easier.
or if you happen to be out with friend and you see the price raise due to surge pricing you can go to a mcdonalds or burgerking that is close to that store.
If the government says that social media companies are "like utilities and can't moderate what is on their platform" does that mean ISPs can no longer punish people who are "caught" torrenting?
The ISPs don't care. They aren't the ones "catching" people torrenting. It's the copyright holders hiring outside companies to track that sort of thing. Then the company sends a legal notice to the ISP. The ISP just doesn't want to get involved in a legal battle, so they go along with it.
Hi Phil, Australian here. The killer of this two men drove 2 hours and 1 min to get rid of the body’s. (2.5 without tolls) and where he got rid of them is only 20min from the NSW Police Academy. And the fact he had to potentially drive through Sydney City itself is insane
How did the chief do anything wrong. Waiting a few days to get all the facts straight and a good statement prepared makes sense then your MP says "taytay" then gets upset about "unprofessional language" just a witch hunt for the police
I've heard gay men say they have way worse arguments than straight couples. I believe it
@@a125800 NSW right? There’s a whole lot more than just this one debacle you can use to find them incompetent.
describing America as a Pay to Win is the most SPOT ON thing i have EVER HEARD!!! 👏👏👏
I’m really glad you took the comments about Aaron Bushnell seriously and created a solution going forward that ensures the show doesn’t get suppressed while also making sure these important yet sensitive stories get out to the main audience. It would’ve been so easy to brush off the comments without making a change, but you didn’t. That’s part of why I love this show.
Dynamic pricing works great for travel & hospitality because the purpose is to spread out crowds, encourage off-season travel, and generally make it more cost efficient to run in normally low-volume times by making every time and season busier, but that doesn’t translate to retail and fast food. People can’t and won’t just change their whole schedule for lunch. I don’t think their CEO understands the purpose behind surge or dynamic pricing at all.
I live 1/4 mile from the train derailment. I actually film much of the drone footage of the accident from that night and days after. I never thought I would be so close to a tragic event that would be in such a national spotlight.
I worry all the time about what kind of side effect we could experience in the years to come. They had opened the town back up too early while chemicals were still in the air just so that they could run trains through town. They could not run trains until the evacuation order was lifted and they did just that only 15 minutes after we were allowed back into town.
It's really quite alarming how quickly the media and our government worked to silence any coverage and discussion of the derailment. It was in the news for a very brief amount of time, nationally, given the scale of such an incident. Of course, because it's in "flyover country", as the elites derisively refer to the region, they don't really care. If it happened in DC it'd be a much different story. I'm absolutely positive that in 5-10 years' time, if not sooner, the magnitude of their incompetence (if not outright malicious intent) regarding all aspects of the disaster will become widely known, from how the whole thing could've been prevented to how they covered up the looming health problems that will impact generations. One of the more shameful events in our country in recent memory, and that's saying something considering how corrupt our govt is.
Wow! I imagine that anyone who wants to move couldn't sell their home for love nor money. I can't imagine how concerned you must be about the residual chemicals.
Have they sent in independent environmental scientists or similar?
@@elenawilliams32 Your right. I own my home so it would have meant walking away from it and buying/renting at one of the worst times in this country for doing that.
As a LGBT+ Australian, my first thoughts on the disappearance was "Oh look, another hate crime" - Im glad that in this circumstance some closure for their friends and families is within reach.
As for the commissioner - in my experience (and i will probably get backlash on this) Australian women in these types of positions have to work ten times harder to not step on public landmines than their male counterparts do. We've had Australian politicians, who first denied and then admitted to, SNIFF FEMALE COLLEAGUES CHAIRS IN PARLIAMENT, but it was mostly laughed off at the time. More recently the mayor of Perth made an unknowingly on camera remark about how the womens Wimbledon finals was on, he referred to them as "reserves" and had to remember he "used to work in media" i haven't seen much scrutiny over those comparisons.
I am happy for a police commissioner to take the time to collect facts, and give the news to the families of the affected FIRST. We didnt have a manhunt on our hands, so the public wasnt in any danger.
I'd disagree. At least when it comes to something sexual, female politicians have much more leeway than male politicians. At least recently. Maybe not in the past, but since metoo, if you're male and you make any kind of crude sexual remark or have any allegations remotely aimed at a female, then you're going to catch hell and probably forced to resign. Female politicians though can say the most crude things about men, make dirty jokes, and get away with practically anything and will not be called to resign or anything similar. Hell, in the states, one of the women who originally came forth during metoo to write much of the pro-women legislation, was caught grabbing the crotches of male colleagues. It was barely talked about other than locally, and she absolutely was not forced to resign. At least in the states, we have seemed to have overcorrected.
I can't speak to Australia though.
I 100% agree that her being a woman, especially in law enforcement, is part of why there's so much backlash. I mean her comment definitely missed the mark and came off as insensitive and dismissive of genuine public complaint, but I doubt it would be as big a part of the story if a man had said the exact same thing. At the very least if it had been a man the backlash would have been a lot more condescending than straight up nasty.
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As someone that works for the tech support desk for a larger fast food chain this would be a nightmare. I cannot imagine this working. Cause this then effects their ads and promotions. Can't advertise at one price but have it be higher simply due to it being busy. Plus what happens if someone is in store and waiting and suddenly system hikes up the price, can you honor the previous price or what?
Yeah, coupons were my first thought. How the fuck are they going to advertise with coupons if prices can change? Are they just going to not honor them arbitrarily?
I just wanna point out how Phil is able to objectively look at and analyze situations rather than emotionally do so. Props to you man
That jersey police chiefs face when he got slammed on the cruiser, grandpa was in a state of shock 😂
On Wendy's: That used to be our go-to stop in 2021. We'd go every other day, spend like 15 to 19 bucks for 2 full meals that were filling. Our house in Houston didn't have a reliable fridge, so we ate out most days. But by 2022, our meals started to INDIVIDUALLY be 15 bucks. So we switched to the 4 for 4. Less filling but doable. Then it wasn't a 4 for 4; it was the biggie bag for like 7 bucks for the same amount of stuff but a bit smaller... and the last time we went to Wendy's was August 2023, and the food wasn't even that good, and we dropped like 30 bucks for what used to be only 10 bucks. Do I like Wendy's? Sure. Do I like it enough to spend more on it? No. Even my cheapest McDonald's order has gone up 5 dollars in a year (it used to be about 5 bucks after tax for me to get a double cheeseburger, a small fry, and a small drink. That's a solid 5 bucks in my mind. Now, BEFORE TAX, it's like 7 bucks. Getting a fast food burger, fry, and small drink shouldn't cost almost double. I know for a fact that the manufacturing of frozen fries, frozen meat, and soda syrup hasn't gone up...)
Oh man, really? Last time we went to McDonald's for breakfast, just for a sandwich and a hashbrown it was like $12-15 where we are. Carls is like $14-18 for a meal, burger King is similar. Counting tax, it's hard to leave any chain for less than $35-40 for two people. In restaurants, even as low end as Dennys and IHOP, meals more or less start at $18. Sides are now, on the low end start at $12ish. If you go to a mid level restaurant, for two people, you're not leaving there paying under $55-60 for bare bones meal.
My partner and I stopped eating out and managed to cut our grocery budget to $80 per week, not counting a monthly costco visit (about $150). I'm WFH and aside from picking up groceries. I don't leave the house anymore. Too expensive.
Honestly, if I wasn't WFH and able to cook every night and plan meals based on sales and coupons, I haven't the foggiest how we'd be managing right now.
Yeah, we aren't work from home and in Houston, I leave for work on public transit around 6 AM and don't home before 6:30 PM. And our last trip to Sam's Club, just counting our food and not our pets, was pushing 200 bucks. Because we WANT to eat healthily but we can't do weekly grocery trips, we mostly go when we both get paid and after rent and bills and just hope our cards let us overdraft.
We mostly live off of pasta and rice dishes, and I've been eating the same leftover for 2 days because I don't get paid till the 8th. We got robbed back in January and insurance basically told us to fuck off so we don't even have a car...
@@hotarubinariko
@@dinahmyte3749 Oh man, that sounds rough. It's mostly rice and pasta dishes for us too, but I can't imagine surviving on public transport. That basically isn't an option here where we are. I don't think there's a bus line that goes from here to my partner's work. I'm so sorry you're going through it. I really hope things improve for you guys. Things really aren't sustainable like this.
What gets me is this is supposed to be cheap food. Not really cheap anymore if even the cheap menu is like 5-8$ for just the burger.
Exactly. I can get cheaper at local taco places but it won't be FAST and that was the thing. I wasn't paying for convenience, the food was cheaply made and produced, that was the trade off, so why is it as expensive as a sitdown place? @@ImTrIgGeREdd
As a brit who is friends with a few teachers. I think this is actually a very good idea, I feel like pinning it as a "war on tate" leaves it open to be easily criticized by the opposing party and they should of just said its a programme to combat misogyny and helping young boys become leaders and young men. But its been made very apparent the young people of my Country are struggling a lot, behaviour problems and issues in the classroom have just been growing since Covid and there is a very big problem with anti social behaviour among the youth in the UK. I think its a good idea to try to combat that.
There are definitely problems with the youths, but this isn't the answer, this is ridiculous. This is the 2024 version of DARE.
yeah that's bs. i hope they fail and the young men call that cuk shit out for what it is. the UK is SO cukked as it is.
@@MrSlowestD16 why isn't this the answer? An influencer normalized misogyny so can't an influencer also influence boys into not being misogynistic?
What makes it so ridiculous?@@MrSlowestD16
@@juchiha9566 I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you are too young to remember DARE (or maybe it wasn't offered to you). Kids, while mainly stupid, are not entirely stupid. They know when they're being pandered to and will just mock it. It ends up being a many billions of dollar joke. Some top down project will spend billions on planning and input from child psychologists and committees, and everything else and then come up with some stupid focus group designed mascot like Charlie the cat, who always ask for consent! And it'll get unilaterally mocked and shit on by kids and have 0 effect. The idea that you can have some massive PRE-PLANNED program to try and reprogram the youth (which is brain washing, in some form), that'll be effective AND get approved at a governmental level by all the people who need to approve some of this size? Not gonna happen. Every politician is going to be fighting to get their messaging in there. Every minority group is gonna be fighting to get their group's message in there, and in the end you'll get an ugly mis-match of messaging that has no consistency, is likely ridiculously corny, and is extremely over-the-head so kids don't want to listen.
Tate didn't become popular because he normalized misogyny, you're not understanding why kids turn to him. Tate fills a gap. There are very few manly men in the public eye - it's all about "feelings" and "being heard" and all these other soft concepts that have developed and grown over the past 30 years and now DOMINATE the social discourse in schools and what-not. Tate arose out of a lack of good male role models. In a world where people babble constantly about "mansplaining" and 'toxic masculinity" and "the patriarchy", he comes along ripped, with women, and expensive cars, and tells boys they're fuckin awesome just the way they are, and that their generic behavior isn't toxic, it's normal, and so on and so forth, which validates the feelings they have but are written off by society. ......and then he goes on to talk about how it's all women's fault, and that you need to better yourself to become awesome, etc. etc. It's GOOD messaging *mixed* with TOXIC messaging. His access to them is the good messaging, the media only focuses on the toxic messaging. If he was ONLY about misogyny he'd have no audience except some incels. But he validates normal thoughts boys have in that phase where they're turning into men. He also talks about getting money, and becoming successful, and a master of themselves. Tate is the result of a society that pushes boys hard to the left. In the same way rock & roll was a liberal counter-response of the youth to the conservative moral panic, Tate's ideas that men are awesome is a push-back to the 4th wave feminism that has been shoved down the thoughts of kids in the past 10 or whatever years.
And that's exactly why a massive government program will fail. It'll be as obvious to them that it's pandering as a DEI hammer to the forehead, and it won't validate ANY of their internal struggles. It won't tell them anything good about themselves, it'll just be "the message" - the same message that drove them into Tate's arms, shoved down their throats by somebody else. And similarly, the message won't take hold then either.
I probably didn't explain this in the best wording, but IMO you're not understanding at all why Tate exists if you think this will combat people like him. He's the expected outcome in a society that thinks boys and girls are interested in the same things.
I used to be an assistant manager for the third largest movie theater chain in the US, they've been doing dynamic pricing since 2018/19. Only the people that had our prices memorized noticed. The crazy thing, it's on certain movies, and almost all the concessions.
I feel like it started back in 2015 or sooner. I haven’t known the price of a movie ticket in 10 years. I don’t go to the theater much but it’s never the same price twice.
It's nothing new that NSW police are absolutely incompetant. Refer to the handling of friendlyjordies case
That's exactly what came to mind for me too. Jordan has exposed the absolute incompetence and corruption by some senior members of NSW police. This murder and the fact he had his police issue gun for 4 days at home horrifies me. How many others get away with this?
Those two young men being murdered by an unhinged ex... Avoidable.
It doesn't say good things that this would not be surprising in the US at all but because it happened in Australia it's a major failing. ( That's not saying it's not a major failing It's just showing how bad American placing is)
@@unknowngamer37415 I suspect that part of that is that police departments in the US are organized by city, whereas in Australia it's by state. It's much easier to be corrupt in a smaller more localized organization. And if you're caught out you have many more options for finding another job. Plus the sheer number of different police forces in the US seems to mean a much wider variety of ways that they can be utter trash. Truly the diversity of dysfunction and corruption within law enforcement in the US is stunning!
@@TeeganLee and because it's done by City or county it's much easier for officers to leave before an investigation is finished and just moved to the next town over. If an officer is being investigated for misconduct they will often stop the process if they quit. This means there's nothing on the record when they go to the next department.
@@unknowngamer37415 yup, exactly!
I talked about the Dare program last night with my husband and how it actually got me intrigued about drugs not that it made me want to avoid them. They glorified them by bringing in people who talked about all the parties they attended and how great it was until it wasn't and they went to rehab.... It doesn't stick with kids. I couldn't even comprehend that rehab was bad. It sounded like a nice time where you had therapists and meals provided.
The problem with "surge pricing" is the people who work in the labour sector that dont have a choice of the time they stop for lunch. People who work and go to Wendys to get lunch now dont have an option but to pay the surge pricing. Its depressing and sickening that they would actually attempt this, especially when their costs in the last 5 years have risen nearly double.
Have conservatives maybe tried not doing hate speech, racism, antisemitism, transphobia, xenophobia, islamophobia, etc.... and then they won't get censored? Doesn't seem like it's that hard to not do hate speech to not have your account censored.........
I have been a environmental regulator for 10 years, and you have highlighted major frustrations I have had and built over time as we try our best to protect people to only have companies hamstring us at every turn as they harm human lives. Environmental regulations and enforcement is the perfect illustration of how our politics bends more to corporate interests than the health of the people. We need to organize and push back because lobbyists will always be at work and they do not care how many people are harmed, only that they can turn a profit.
After looking into SPNP, it's the literal stupidest thing you could do. ISPs only provide value if they can connect users to what they want to see on the internet. By forcing websites to pay for the ISPs User's traffic, they're killing the whole point of the internet.
British schools should do more to stop all the false sexual assault allegations that girls are reporting.
My son was 16 & in his last year of school when his girlfriend of 2yrs broke up with him so she could go out with someone else. When that didn't work for her she tried to get back with my son, he told her no way so she went to a teacher (not the police) & said that he had assaulted her. They then contacted the police who came to our house & said we had to go to the station so he could be questioned about it.
After months of anguish & my son losing 20kg in weight it was thrown out without going to trial because she admitted it in a group chat that someone someone to screenshots of.
My son missed his last months at school, had to take his final exams in a room by himself ( which he failed after all the stress she caused ), missed prom & was alienated by so called friends.
She carried on life like normal & ended up going to the prom with one of his ex friends.
She basically tried ruining his life & got away with it even though the police had proof she lied. Oh yeah & this all happened around the time Amber Turd tried ruining Johnny Depp when cases rose 200%.
i think for the peer-to-peer coaching, it really has to involve not just knowing the younger boy but knowing the kids around them, their siblings, and how their parent talk about gender roles, too. seeing how they all interact. asking other kids how the kid talks or behaves when their mentor or an adult isnt around and then talking to the kid meaningfully about where they heard it and why it resonated with them- and that last part wont be a "one size fits all" solution. different kids will hear you in different ways, and like Phil said, if it comes off too preachy or forced the kids just going to resent the attempt and likely ignore it.
I don't think it matters how you do it, kids automatically reject anything the school promotes. Look at DARE.
@@SkunkApe407 i mean there are studies that show peer-to-peer coaching *can* be surprisingly effective, especially when done with a small "team" and a peer coach. thats why i said youve gotta emphasize actually knowing and understanding these kids. dare wasnt personalized or nuanced, coaching can be.
@@vraimothra right, so when is this coaching supposed to happen? How are these "coaches" supposed to know these kids, when even teachers are spread too thin with 20+ students in a class? Are we interrupting class time? Are we cutting into the student's already limited time outside of school? Are we expecting parents to cut into their already busy schedules, to have them shuttle kids about, outside of school hours?
The whole idea is ridiculous and bound to fail. Governments have been trying to relate to kids for all of human history. Governments are run by the least creative, most stuffy, disconnected from childhood, adults you can imagine. Literally nothing they come up with is, in any way, interesting to kids. Were you ever a kid? Do you not remember rolling your eyes every time you were dragged to a school assembly, to listen to boring adults drone on about the dumbest shit you've ever heard? Kids watch YT and Twitch streams because they're fun. School or government backed "influencers" are the exact opposite of fun.
@@vraimothra your studies are cute, but all of human history shows us that kids rarely care for anything that adults say is "cool". Peer-to-peer "coaching" is nothing more than letting the blind lead the blind. Indoctrinating older kids and having them do the leg work for you is just Orwellian. DARE didn't work because kids don't want to sit through boring lectures and obvious bullshit. That's all any of these half-baked school programs are.
Bruuuh homey slamming his boss was quality 😂
XD dynamic pricing so people will just stay and wait for the price to change to lower like how the people in grocery store wait for an hour until the last hour discount starts
I've been saying for years that not only digital literacy, but also media literacy MUST BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS! Same goes for critical thinking skills!
Anti-tate isnt saying "be nice to girls or else" its teaching how to treat people with respect and sensitivity, and teaching how to de-esculate bad situations
There is no misogny, it's all lies. What we have is a rise in feminine men.
As someone who was a teen once, if schools push for their own influencers to try and get kids to stop being misogynistic kids will only go harder in the other direction. It has to be organic and it has to come from actual influencers or we will just have another "just say no" and "crack is wack" situation
Surge pricing is wild, especially with Uber. We took a $24 ride and three hours later, normal weather and a weekday night, that same right back was $92!!! We were horrified.
So if the monetary value of a chicken sandwich can go up by 5 bucks an hour, then the wage the of the guy flipping the burger can go up similarly right? ….. right? …….. right?
Wendy’s should worry more about keeping stores open, getting my order correct, and/or at least giving me non cold food
Regarding the Wendy's story. If you buy from Wendy's following these changes you are supporting the implementation of surge pricing potentially across all restaurants.
I respect any cop that isn’t afraid to put another cop (especially ranked above themselves) in their place. Majors standing up to his chief makes him way more trustworthy in the public’s eye for not letting anyone, even his own boss, not get away with breaking the law.
The whole SAG switch-up on the Intimacy coordinators-thing reminds of something @BeauoftheFifthColumn had discussed while he was working security for famous bands and musical acts. He said the only comment you give when you asked "What's it like working for such-and-person" is "No comment". And that's because if you give a glowing review to someone, and the next person you say "No comment", you've basically just answered the question.
Security needs the trust of the performers so they'll be open and honest and forthright about their concerns and fears so that security can better plan for and protect their clients.
I'd be willing to bet that actors and intimacy coordinators have a very similar relationship based on absolute trust. And trust can be breached even during a defense with best intentions.
Love the coverage of international stories from the UK, Australia and South Korea in this show (I'm from the UK).
Bruh I live in Wichita Falls TX. We’re a military and college town, we have a lovely farmers market, ranches, a river flows thru our town and we are a short drive from Dallas. We have a lot of flat land surrounding us and we’re in the back end of tornado alley. The pollutants from this PVC company will not stay only in Whichita Falls. I’m crying for my child, the young collage kids that come from all around for MSU, and the Airmen in Training that constantly flow through this town.
Love these longer-form 'Phil'd In' episodes btw!
Oh man that dynamic pricing hurts to hear. Reminds me of a time I was at an A&W. I got some sort of meal for let's say $10. Right after, the staff went to the window and put up a new poster for that same meal upping the price by $5. A family came in just as she put up the sign and asked for that meal thinking it was $10. When she charged $15, he started getting mad. Asked why and she said "the price just went up". Needless to say, he was livid and walked out with the entire family. I believe many people will be unhappy but we will be strong armed into not having much of a choice and trying to eat on "off-hours" instead. Time for a lot of cold fries
I probably haven’t had anything from Wendy’s since 2019, but occasionally, I do crave a frosty & fries. If they go through with surge pricing, they’ll ensure that trip to a Wendy’s in 2019 was my last 😊
Love these segments on toxic chemicals. I feel it isn’t highlighted enough. Even plastics and micro plastics. Our world is dying due to our man made toxins Oh ya don’t forget the PFAs. You do great at informing!
It feels wierd that I'm breathing a sigh of relief over the Supreme Court's rulings. It's like a feeling of " Oh thank god they're actually using common sense and not just trying to push their political agendas." They still need to work on how they handle misinformation, but banning people like Alex Jones and Trump for spreading misinformation and inciting violence were moves I applauded them for when it happened
I'm an Aussie and I can't explain how much that double homicide story has rippled across the entire country. Something like this is so incredibly rare here. And with one of the victims being a TV personality, it's been especially huge.
The police have undeniably handled it terribly. I understand it's one of their own, but that is all the more reason to treat it carefully, not make flippant and cringey Taylor Swift references. Although, for context, Taylor is currently touring Aus, so it's not out of nowhere. But it's not a case of "haters gonna hate", but that people want transparency and consequences for these innocent lives being taken. In today's society especially, police should be seen holding one of their own accountable, like that chief that was drunk. Only this was a senseless murder, not a drunk nuisance. There's no excuse for treating it like a joke.
You make my day start on a good note every time I hear you say "I love your faces".
30:44 😂I giggled like I was 14 again. Thanks for that one.
Social Media companies want to stand behind Section 230, calling themselves a utility, when it benefits them while at the same time claiming to be news media with editorial control in this case. Can't have it both ways.
My biggest problem is not the prices. They keep shorting us on the fries in the sense of size and volume and actual fullness
I’ve been to several McDonald’s that already use dynamic pricing on digital menus . The “night menu” is cheaper than the daytime menu for the same items
My thoughts on surge pricing are that it can really matter on two factors: how apparent it is to the buyer and buyer choice.
For the first point, will you be told upfront that all prices are increased by a certain amount (in a very visible manner) or will it just be a slight change to prices. I can imagine folks only noticing the difference once they get the total and being told to go to the next window. What do you do then? Just abandon your order?
As for the second point, if you don’t have a ton of options, what do you do when you roll up to the order board and see that the prices are higher? Do you have other options? Do you have the time to potentially wait again?
ok but actually that cop slamming his chief was the coolest thing I've seen a cop do in ages. his boss, who is off duty, shows up drunk and starts interfering with the guys job and then tries to man handle him out of doing his job? yeah dude, tell your boss to go home before he does something stupid.
Fast food is already far too expensive for what you get. This just reinforces the reason to stay away from fast food restaurants, and instead put that cash into a local place. That's when it's "affordable" to buy take out.
Thank you for keeping up with East Palestine.
First story - that cop should become the new chief! First time in a long time I have seen a cop with a shred of integrity.
Best way for children to be anti-misogyny is to have their father active within their lives
Wendy's is the last affordable fast food chain. When their flex pricing goes up, they lose my family's business
The DARE program is a perfect thing to bring up in this situation. Personally, I really hope this government initiative doesn’t inspire deeper misogyny in their communities.
Also… loving this long episodes!
If social media companies get to dictate what does and doesn't get posted on their site, they should be held liable for the misinformation. After all they have control over what gets posted don't they?
News companies aren't even held to that standard. Why would social media?
All the lies and misinformation that the news on both sides perpetuate everyday is astounding. This world is not moral anymore. The ones running the shows only pretend to be moral. And even the pretending is starting to go out the window.
NYC is doing Surge pricing in Lower Manhatten its literally going to cost me almost 10K a year in only tolls to get to work now...
I wouldn't hold my breath with Wendys.... They can miss me with this new format.
Also your video inspired me to go find out if I’m able to donate blood yet. I had to get 12 transfusions over the course of a few months and I’d love to give back if my levels are high enough
maybe the program in the UK will be like the Big Brother/Big Sister program in the US
The program mentoring young boys is already out there . Its called Big brothers . We had this program at our school and it was wonderful. Only problem is was getting volunteers , just not enough men joining.
Subscription and dynamic pricing. That is all taken from predatory pricing in the video game industry.Did go well for Unity 3d game engine though. CEOs got fired
As someone who used to work for Wendy’s I fear for my former coworkers as i know people will not like this AT ALL
I am TIRED of companies thinking they can drain us dry. I guess that’s one way to make me never want to eat at Wendy’s.
I've been living in South Korea for the last two years and they REALLY try to do their best to keep everything "in house". Want to use Google maps? Too bad, gotta use kakao or naver. Uber? Nope kakao T. Want to order delivery? Well unless you're ordering directly from the restaurant, apps like coupang only work for korean bank accounts.
I don't hate Korea, and how far it's come in the last 10 years, let alone since the Korea war, is nothing short of a Miracle. But the culture is extremely stubborn and resistant to change. As much as I've enjoyed my time here I can't wait to come back to the u.s.
What's the best restaurant you've been to in S. Korea?
Lol I love how misogyny is the only problem. Talk about ignoring the forest for the trees...
We have a sort of dynamic pricing in Italy. Restaurant use different price points on different days (the weekend vs Mon to Fri for example). Prices are still fixed and you can check them out beforehand, but depending on when you go, you might pay more than other times. Some restaurants don't use this but they're rare, and people barely notice, let alone complain.
To give Wendy's credit, what they were planning on was using AI and dynamic pricing schedules to lower the prices of goods during slower times of the day to try to bring people in. Kind of like how Taco Bell did their "Happy Hour" drinks bit, but more fluid.
I never skip over the Babbel ads Phil gives cuz I’m waiting to hear Phil’s Spanish for more than a word or two.
Screw that Chief. That cop was right to defend himself. I hate power tripping bosses. You put your hands on me - you're for the street scuffle time.
Corporations need to be stopped this is becoming beyond outrageous. Greed is going to destroy our society.
I will never go to Wendy’s again.
I haven't been recommended a Philip DeFranco video in so long
If Wendy’s is charging me more the longer I wait in the line there ain’t no way im going
Thanks
You're not alone in your changing views of America as you've gotten older . I still find myself astonished at some of the things corporations get away with . Especially when these things are regulated in other countries. But who's one of the top contenders to become president?
A guy that wants to deregulate even more. It's insane.
You had me at "bloodbanker"
I used to deliver for Amazon and sometimes I used to rely on fast food for lunch during the rush 😭 could you imagine a quarter of your pay going towards the freaking surge in a single meal
For the dynamic pricing, here in the UK the largest pub company here does this, they up their prices by minimum 50p and upto £2 depending on whats going on, working during the last world cup the price of every drink went up by £1.50 they were raking in cash while not giving us their staff any bonus for smashing sales targets so it’s just a way for them to get more profit and expolite the working class even more
100% I was like why would the cop have to sign out a gun and then I forgot it wasn't America. Lmaooo
This dynamic pricing at Wendys is good for me. It will definitely keep me from going from Wendy's.
Please cover or mention Aaron Bushnell in the main how don't let his protest die in vain give the troops the respect they deserve and demand. Free Palestine! Rest in power Aaron Bushnell
McDonald's already has adaptive pricing outside of the US; I'm currently in Malaysia. The way they're implementing it is through the digital ordering kiosks and online orders; drive-thru menus have been digital for some time now. You can't order from the counter anymore.
From what I've noticed, it's only during peak lunch and dinner times. It's about a 10% increase.
Another insane thing they have implemented here is the McDonald's drive-thru annual pass. If you don't have it, your order will have a surcharge on it for using the drive-thru. Some locations even charge people to park, if they don't have the McDonald's annual pass.
The main difference between McDonald's and Wendy's is that McDonald's is everywhere. The takeaway, with how globalized everything is, companies slowly roll out and test these different changes in smaller regions, where they won't be as negatively impacted. Then they make adjustments and bring it back home to the US market. Just like Netflix with subscriptions + adds.
I'd have a hard time believing Amy Coney-Barrett has ever been in a bookstore lol