If someone at your job shows up with a bad wig and glued on facial hair, and is being followed around with a camera crew for a "reality show" pilot, you're on Undercover Boss. Just accept that fact.
I think this guy is actually a pretty good employee. Seems hard-working, down-to-earth, and friendly. And honestly, who hasn't wanted to punch a kid sometimes LMAO.
As a McDonald's employee I can concur that wanting to punch a kid is a daily thing, as is wanting to punch people in general but you gotta just act nice.
"He's angry at something" says the boss and willfully ignores after the guy literally said WHY he was angry. Proves that the higher ups are absolutely distanced from any reality.
No, I think he means the guy has some deep seething anger. A kid can annoy me, but I don't feel like hitting him. I believe the boss means to say he can see the guy is deeply hurting from something else.
The employee literally said he has anger issues…????? How is the employee wanting to punch someone at the store for talking on the phone, the CEOs problem??
Truth. But nowadays people are more willing to socially prosecute you over your thoughts instead of your actions more than ever. We all have certain thoughts that we wish would never see the light of day... fleeting thoughts of dark curiosity. One that most can relate to is how they would kill their boss and get away with it. Would they actually do that? No. Did they put deep thought into how they would do it? Possibly. But 9 times out of 10 it was a fleeting thought that happened when your boss pissed you off.
@@denise_is_gaming I agree the fact that one of the things you say to someone you just met for not even a day means that it’s something he really really does wanna do and who’s to say he won’t snap tomorrow and actually do it
Anyone who's ever worked in customer service has wanted to punch someone. Anyone who's worked with kids has times where they need to stop and take a breath because they want to strangle the little shits. If you haven't, you're either an unfeeling sociopath or sunshine personified - either of which are terrifying. He was quite clearly explaining to the new guy that even if you feel frustrated, even if life is sucking, even if you're having an absolute shit day, you need to bury all that shit and look alive and happy and friendly - which is EXACTLY what you're told to do in customer service...
Having worked in customer services myself, I have full respect for anyone who greets me with a warm smile and a positive attitude in a retail or fast food job that clearly stinks but they still treat you with respect.
So let me get this straight: This dude understands that you have to maintain a smile and good attitude even when you are frustrated inside, he's a helpful trainer, and he's smart enough to realize he's on undercover boss. Sounds like a great employee to me.
@Kimberly Harrington So just quit if it doesn't feel like fun? Lol you have never worked a hard job before... millions of people hate their job and their co workers but keep it because they have bills to pay.
"He's angry about something" Gee I wonder if working with reckless children and entitled Karens for minimum wage drains the life-force out of your or something. What a knob.
Seriously tho. I go through the same thing at Walmart. I never would actually follow through on it, but some of these kids are little shits and drive us nuts
@Atherid Any front facing customer service job deals with children. Yankee Candles is a retail store. People being their children out, so working with the general population is working with children.
That part. I work night crew at my local store and only have to deal with customers for an hour and a half before I clock out. just within that tiny window, in the MORNING mind you, we have to deal with some absolute fuckin morons
Aside from the struggles of working retail and working around kids at time are they a pretty good company to work for? If you don’t mind me asking. Do they treat their employees good?
This is one of the most well adjusted young men I've ever seen. Letting his "trainee" know to expect valid frustrated feelings, but to keep perspective that you're dealing with children is spot on PERFECT attitude. I hope he gets a job where his boss isn't so out of touch.
Well adjusted people don't get pissed and wanna punch children, for being children. You mean he needs a boss that doesn't see him as the liability he is? 🤣
Kind of frustrating how they paint this guy to be some kind of psychopath that wants to actually punch a kid. Yeah he said it, but it's greatly exaggerated, and there's no way he would ever want to cause harm to a child. The point he's trying to get across to the "new guy" is that the job isn't all sunshine and rainbows, because dealing with people sucks. You aren't supposed to take it so literally.
i couldnt agree with you more. he would never do anything wrong like have a bad attitude at work. no one ever follows through with violent things they feel or say.
His temper is ignited by someone on the phone in front of him at the grocery store checkout... I dont think anyone is painting this guy to look a certain way besides himself. That's some problem that can seriously hurt other people, when you're quick to anger and explosive.
I imagine the makeup artist putting the wig on, looking at his face to see what it needs and having an aha moment when gluing the orange rectangle to his chin 🤣 like wow that'll fool everyone!
Anyone who has worked in a restaurant or store knows how this guy feels but thinking it is one thing. Saying it is another. He isn't a bad guy; just trying to explain how frustrating the job is sometimes and that no matter what, you gotta keep your cool which is what they tell you to do in those jobs. Don't know why they paint him like he is garbage for what he said. The boss is out of touch.
It's always a laugh riot that these CEOs think their stores are great places to work. How they can actually believe that is insanity. They can't possibly. Anyone who has ever worked a job like this anywhere, for any period of time knows exactly how horrific people are to deal with. Hell, just pay attention in any store. Don't go do it for a day. Do it for a few months or a year. Then come back and lecture people about it.
I worked in retail for 8 months, had to call the police and ambulance multiple times, spoke with people who were drunk or on narcotics and aggressive/overdosing/psychotic on a daily basis and apparently giving therapy to just generally mentally ill people and solving all their bullshit. Minimum wage with having to do physical labor+customer service on a strict scheduled routine for every day. Then the next day some asshat whines about x not being done because you spent an hour and a half trying to stop a gypsy from stabbing someone and explaining the same shit to the police, while receiving death threats. Punching 8 year olds, fuck yes.
People should just not allow things to get to them so easily. It's not hard. After working retail for so long, I learned to tune out the negative and work with a positive vibe. You can choose your perspective with everything in life. It's not a delusion. People just need to find what makes them happy. Sounds like this guy is just unhappy with his life and people in general, he should be looking for something that does make him want to wake up in the morning. If you're unhappy with yourself you'll take it out on everyone.
It really is. So many times I've seen these CEOs not have a damn clue about the day to day operations. As soon as he had them flip their wrists, I'm like wow he knows what he's doing.
Do it for more than a day. Everyone's first day on the job, they put out all their effort and enjoy it. But then as time passes, everything from customers to how the company handles things and treats you, it'll start to bring you down.
That guy is a great employee. He understands that no matter how frustrated and annoyed you are, you have to put on “the face”. As long as someone does the job well, who tf cares??
He's not angry or crazy, he's fed up with retail like the rest of us. There's been many a time where I've felt the same because a mother thinks I'm the babysitter of her crotch goblins while she goes to a different isle to shop alone. While her kids proceed to trash my department and there's nothing I can do about it.
Never wanted to hit a child ever bc there kids what is wrong with you be mad at the mom not a kid he is crazy to think he should tell random people that he would like to hit a child
@@Angela_1995 I doubt it's a literal statement dude. It's a figure of speech. There's been plenty of times I've seen or heard some annoying as kids somewhere and said to my girlfriend " Christ someone punch that kid "
I've worked retail a number of years and know where this guy is coming from. He's not saying he'd do it, he's just stating that he gets frustrated, especially when it's something that happens repeatedly. The amount of times I've had people destroy displays or leave messes where it was unavoidable... Or simply let their child go toilet/vomit on the floor and then not tell anybody and LEAVE! My fuse has shortened considerably since working retail but I hold it in and put on the retail mask like everybody else and we're told to. I don't even bring the anger with me home, I'm not an angry person and never really act in anger but sometimes you do want to boot someone across an aisle... Just a few times. If you've never felt that way in retail after working a while there then I'm side eyeing you suspiciously tbh
This guy should be employee of the year! A month isn't good enough. It takes guts to tell people how you feel than to bottle it up! Trust me I deal with it daily
He seems like a good dude. literally everyone hates work especially when working with customers I can’t blame him. He’s just venting doesn’t mean he’d actually do that.
Lol he's not wrong about the kids, not a lot of people would disagree with him in that setting. Still tho I laughed so damn hard that he genuinely just said that on the low to the literal CEO of the company lmfao.
I totally agree. This guy decided to say it to a guy he just met, with camera recording him saying it, and with customers behind him, while trying to laugh like it's a joke everyone's in on. Like bro, what did you think would happen?
@@K_Zimm hard to tell by just a clip, but to me seems like he was just shit talking to a new coworker, helps to pass the time lol, who never? Just too bad he didn't know it was the CEO lool
@@matuza1020 Exactly what I meant, almost anyone would of joined in with him in some regard. He was just trying to break the ice, and I felt the only reason he awkwardly continued is because his "new coworker" didn't immediately reciprocate. Which, again, most would to just break the ice in some way. Just literally hilarious to me it happened in this kind of setting lmfao. Most of the time the people are so *insert motivational backstory*, while this guy was so real lol.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ are you one of those people that actually believe that they are making a difference by shoving their opinions down peoples throats online? Lmfao
To be fair these aren't exactly giga companies like Tesla, Microsoft, or Amazon where the founders or ceo's are well known by everyone. These are large companies, but a lot of the lower level employees don't really know anyone above the store manager.
Is it just me or did anyone else have mad respect for him saying “You have to keep that big Yankee Candle smile on your face” even when you’re in a terrible mood? Seems like professionalism to me 🤣
Dude sounds great to me. Acknowledges that there's a lot of bullshit he has to deal with yet still pushes thru it like it doesn't bother him. I'd hire him. Not his fault he's surrounded by insufferable people.
Anyone who has had a job where they're constantly dealing with large volumes of children has said something like this children can be incredibly frustrating to deal with sometimes
Yes, so can people of any ethnic backround, with any säxuality or with any gender and with an disability. But you would never defeat any violent thoughts against them.
A really rich person that lives in a gated community, has everything they want, can't understand why someone getting minimum wage and having to deal with garbage people every single day is angry?
Yo this kid has high school shooter energy, I get what he's saying for sure, but like the adjectives he uses are a little wild, I might want to "spank" a child for acting like a little shit, but "stangle" is a lil far
Literally anyone who has ever had a job ever. Customer is not always right. They don't own the world. Also, we are customers too. He kind of just told too much here but every single worker who deals with people feels the same way. When you are above store level at any job things are way different. Try experiencing crap for 8-10 hours everyday for years and years. Gets real old fast. Being able to interact with the same handful of people everyday who also kiss your butt because you are the boss shields you from these experiences. Also, having 300x the money as these store employees makes life much sweeter.
Don't work in retail for years, retail is an entry level job or move into management. Staying for years or even decades as one of the rank and file employees in retail will murder your future prospects. Do something else. I don't want to hear whining like "it's not that easy" or "someone has to do it" because those are literal excuses for failure and besides it's not true.
I agree, I think people will still side against the employee because of how the show is set up. They’ll dramatize what he says for content even though we all know it’s the truth
i get upset with customers but ive never felt like hurting them, i dont understand how people feel the want to harm someone physically cuase there pride was hurt, most id ever imagine doing was just yelling at them
I honestly love that guy. He looks like the super quiet type, and he's all out here talking about feeling like punching kids and not afraid to cuss on the job in front of the camera lmao I feel ya, bro
He’s a great employee he has the same mindset that most people have about working. The self control and work ethic is there even though he doesn’t like the job he does his best to look happy for the sake of the customers.
Honestly when I used to work at the mall I felt the same way as this dude, you just don’t talk about it at work or with your new coworkers. Let alone the CEO💀
Never worked retail, but we have all felt like slapping a bratty/unruly kid at some point. But the thing is we don't say it. (My cousin said is a teacher in Dallas inner city. Patience of a saint. Said it to a kid once. So, if they are acting at that level, it's ok to say it. No repercussions for it either
I feel bad for this worker, I bet they just cut together him saying all those “bad” things. I mean he was a bit harsh but come on, we all say sh*t like that and we don’t actually mean it. It’s hard working with misbehaving kids bc you can’t really do much to control them, it’s not like if an adult came over and wrecked your station you’d call the cops. Working in the service industry can be REALLY frustrating.
No, we don't all say things like that. No matter what was cut out, he said what he said, which was rather disturbing. At the very least, he shouldn't be working with the public as he just doesn't have the temperament for it.
@@antoniovillagomez6352 No, I definitely don't. He was extremely blunt about his dislike of people in front of a brand new employee. It's not the job itself; he does not come across as a happy person in general.
Having spent time working on and around "reality shows," i opt not to say which, I'm almost 100% sure the production team either suggested or encouraged this employee to say that for dramatic effect, and/or to create a villain for ratings. No rational person would ever say such a thing with an obvious camera crew aiming cameras at you unless it was scripted, and this is almost exactly how reality shows work. I've personally witnessed cast "dialogue coaching" and it's completely "normal."
@@octpod3923 this is extremely mild to how people actually talk at their job with other coworkers.. this is normal in the retail industry because some customers actually suck and are terrible people. I guarantee he would never say anything like that to an actual customer because he seems like a good employee.
@@Subangelis You understand that this is a show where they're expected to say crazy shit, right? if they acted the same way they act with customers the show wouldn't have passed the 1st episode
I’ve had this happen at a couple jobs. One being a small nursing home where employees including the administration would talk negatively about the businesses or employees. First day I was told they lost around 11 employees in the last three months as well as other things (they are close to getting shut down). At another job it was my first day I was told “you thought there was drama at your last job just wait” which I do not wanna get involved in.
What makes me mad is all these "undercover bosses" dosnt know what is going on everyday, working 1 day on the job dosnt show you what they deal with on other days.
Well considering some of them have been their own companies for decades, while others have done every single job in the business because they started it, I would think most of these people are pretty in tune with the day-to-day operations, with some exceptions
@@zacharyhenderson2902 no they don't, when CEOs take over and move up they forget how it was or how to do anything I've seen it on many of these episodes
@@zacharyhenderson2902 bro you a troll or something Haha because 90% of the people who do the undercover boss have no clue how to do the job and try to tell others how to
As long as he shows that he’s happy, that’s all that matters. He actually is one of the better ones when it comes to training people that I’ve seen on undercover boss
What is rewarded would be to know yourself enough to find a job where you don’t have to actively temper the urge to beat a child. If you don’t like people there are plenty of jobs where you don’t have to talk to customers. This wasn’t a man of honesty, this was a man who wants to be the victim his whole life so will keep getting himself into situations simply to complain about them.
@@maddielopez8625 exactly where was he playing the victim again? The guy doesn’t like cleaning up after ignorant customers and annoying coworkers, WHO WOULDVE THOUGHT
@@wienersmcbutts so he should take a job that isn't comprised of working with customers and their kids. like it's not rocket science. the dude is just an immature ahole.
@@maddielopez8625 I guess if you're ignorant to the fact that you are being exploited through the sheer concept of wage labor and are providing more value to (likely) an absentee owner. Work sucks, and kids can suck. Just gotta deal.
I work at Chuck e Cheese, so being around kids is just part of my job. Every single one of my coworkers has gotten frustrated at this job at some point, but we dont let out our frustrations on the customers, we just talk to eachother. That’s what a normal person does, I dunno why they sensationalized and put this guy in such a malicious light, its normal to get frustrated sometimes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Every single person who has ever worked retail has tought about punching a customer in the face, wether its men, woman or children, whoever says no is either lying or is the owner of a company and has never had to deal with customers face to face
We never let our son run amok. We weren't the best pin the world, but we loved him, and he learned to respect people, especially in a business. Used to see other kids just tearing things up, he'd look at them like they were crazy.
While that is commendable, nearly every problematic kids I know have parents that swear their kids respect people and there’s no way they can hurt other kids
@@rezhaadriantanuharja3389 everyone is different. Our son spent a considerable amount of time with my grandparents, as opposed to babysitters. I think that shaped him more than we did. They were wonderful people, ex civil service, extremely family oriented, non drinkers. They were amazing. We lived in a good area, but for whatever reasons, many of the kids got into drugs to some extent. We also NEVER took him to movies until he was old enough. It's horrible unfair to patrons, and incredibly selfish on the parent's part.
@@richsmith7200 the old generation used to beat there kids like how I was hit when I would do something bad nowadays I thinking the hitting kids culture kinda eneded 🤣
As someone who was worked in retail, there really are times when you just wish you can punch or scream at rude/stupid customers. But, the difference is if we actually do it or not. That guy has been working there for 2 years, he's clearly able to control himself and those thoughts are just that, thoughts.
Apparently, this CEO doesn't understand the difference between actually wanting to cause harm to a child, and working at 10 am on a Sunday when you just have already had enough. You wish you could smack the little tyrant who's completely out of control, and their parents are doing absolutely nothing to keep their children in line. It's like, we all wish we could rob a bank, but no one is ever going to do it or even remotely serious when they say "I wish I could just rob a bank".
The 0.1% who actually follow through on their desires is still a problem. One thousand people who want to harm a child and one actually does, is that chance you want to take?
@@clarkkent1521 I see you never worked retail. Must be nice. I can tell cause you would basically be firing everyone in your workforce for a maybe instead of, ya know, making their lives better? Maybe paying them more? more vacations? unions? maybe then workers won't have to feel burderned by their work and instead can actually earn a living? Instead of working overtime and stressing out to the point they find anyway to relieve that tension with the closest person thats willing to listen. Just a thought.
@@langlyboops3591 I worked retail for 3 years. Perhaps you're more curious, I've also worked customer service, technical support, and currently for a wholesale company.
Legit, I've dealt with so many rude parents and their children in hospitality/customer service and it would make me feel this way too. But being the face of the company u can't respond rudely or out of place and always treat them with care.. like nah sometimes they need a fist to the face lol.
I work as a Haunt actor in an amusement park as an evil clown during Halloween season, with an open bar…. I feel this man’s pain more than he does believe you me.
Oh, come on. Literally everyone who's ever worked in retail/food has wanted to punch a kid at some time or another. I used to work in the home department of a high-end department store. Spoiler alert: Waterford crystal and unsupervised 4-year-olds do not mix well.
Sure, but normal minded people don't tell someone they just met they fantasize while working that they can punch an 8 year old. You keep that to yourself.
@Willem Chastity so why not daydream about punching the parents that let them do it rather than the kids?? They clearly haven't been raised to think what they're doing is wrong, that's on the shitty parents
@@udalix But why though? Some People are just more honest and outgoing with their thoughts than others. Is saying a thought out loud transforming it into something more than a thought?
@r33mote ☠️ weed if anything makes you happy people who want to hurt people just have problems i thought most people who hurt others smoke a blunt before doing it😂
My experience working around the public: I remember working at walmart in toys. When a customer asked me where something was. Yes, I knew where it was, except they didn't give me even 1 second to respond, and they walked off muttering that they were going to find someone who knew what they were doing. A computer would have taken longer than they gave me. It actually didn't help when (other times) first shift moved major sections of toys to other spots, and obv didn't tell me-that made the situation even more frustrating. I have to say almost 100% of the time, the kids were WAY NICER than adults. I helped tons of kids find what they were looking for.
I see a good worker who is willing to confide his frustrations. He's smart, he's experienced, and no matter what he is feeling inside, he is good with customers and coworkers. All his coworkers who aren't talking about what they don't like about the job are under the same pressures he is. Worry about them. I'd hire this guy.
Yep, quiet ones are usually more dangerous. this guy is willing to blow off steam and vent a little, while his coworkers bottle it all up. I’d trust this guy way more not to snap under pressure just from that.
He's not a bad kid, he just hasn't found the thing he's perfect for. When I was younger I remember being plenty angry/frustrated with bs jobs I hated but knew I needed.
No he is a bad kid though. He's abusive towards women. I unfortunately had to deal with him as he was dating my roommate at the time.. He's a piece of s***... Like dude has serious anger problems. His name is blaze.
Whenever I'm training a newbie I talk to them about off topic things and I let them goof off and have fun I treat it like a buddy buddy relationship, because I don't want anyone to feel intimidated I want them to feel comfortable and happy, but now this show has me wary every time we have someone new "Is this person an undercover CEO, or a snitch, or an inspector or am I just being paranoid?"
I got a feeling I'm on some under cover boss show... You played it all wrong, tell the boss a sad story and you would have got yourself a lot of money. Instead of I want to hit 8 year old child, which will probably get you fired 🤣
I've been to that store! It's their main store in Deerfield, MA. Not usually a fan of their candles, but it was actually pretty cool. They had a huge Christmas village setup!
This is why when I train new people I don't crap talk the company nor the job. You just never know who your coming into contact with. Even tho I'm sure I might feel the same way about CO workers or customers or had the same exact thoughts, you keep that to yourself. You don't let it all out to a guy you don't even know lol.
This screams fake. First off the disguise is ridiculous. Second nobody just goes around saying they wanna punch kids in front of people they just meet. Even if you got a problem in the head.
The manager kid seems like he can do his job decently, he just needs to chill a bit. Overall he impressed me with how confident and outspoken he was, doesn't seem shy.
Aside from what other people have said I think the editing contributes to this. Like many shows they will ask all kinds of questions and then cut everything together to seem like they are just rambling. Bossman also looks like the type of guy who wouldn't stick around in a place like that. If he wasn't literally the CEO, that guy would last a week or two, and that would surely effect how the employee talked to him. Seemed like he was trying to be honest and make a friend and the show tried to make him seem like an ass for it.
If someone at your job shows up with a bad wig and glued on facial hair, and is being followed around with a camera crew for a "reality show" pilot, you're on Undercover Boss. Just accept that fact.
And if you're watching it, then it has been staged for you to make you want to watch more of it.
That wig!
Yes..dead give away!! Lol
Next step is a good sob story and how much $ you need
They don't do it that way.
Who’s in charge of the wardrobe/wigs needs to be fired. 😂
Send in their undercover boss to find out why the disguises are so bad?
The person in charge***
Have you seen the drew Brees one lol it's horrible
@@vk2ig send in undercover bosses to find out why they’re not trying to fix the wardrobe?
For real. They need to go to a barber and get a real haircut. They would actually make it look legit too
I think this guy is actually a pretty good employee. Seems hard-working, down-to-earth, and friendly. And honestly, who hasn't wanted to punch a kid sometimes LMAO.
Forreal
Yep, kids can be very frustrating sometimes.
As a McDonald's employee I can concur that wanting to punch a kid is a daily thing, as is wanting to punch people in general but you gotta just act nice.
Who hasn't wanted to punch a kid? People who aren't idiots and psychopaths..
God working at retail makes me want to punch anyone. Working on the tills is a bloody nightmare.
"He's angry at something" says the boss and willfully ignores after the guy literally said WHY he was angry. Proves that the higher ups are absolutely distanced from any reality.
Facts
No, I think he means the guy has some deep seething anger. A kid can annoy me, but I don't feel like hitting him. I believe the boss means to say he can see the guy is deeply hurting from something else.
@@jeffgraham4549 u won't hit a kid? Lmao grow up
@@wigglytuffgaming being told to grow up by some nerd with a failed gaming channel? Wild lol.
The employee literally said he has anger issues…????? How is the employee wanting to punch someone at the store for talking on the phone, the CEOs problem??
To be fair to this guy, there's a huge difference between wanting to punch a kid and actually punching a kid.
Truth.
But nowadays people are more willing to socially prosecute you over your thoughts instead of your actions more than ever. We all have certain thoughts that we wish would never see the light of day... fleeting thoughts of dark curiosity.
One that most can relate to is how they would kill their boss and get away with it. Would they actually do that? No. Did they put deep thought into how they would do it? Possibly. But 9 times out of 10 it was a fleeting thought that happened when your boss pissed you off.
Yea I've definitely wanted to punch a few kids in my life
Yes but you just said that to the boss of company😂
He seems like he would especially if he'd tell a stranger
@@denise_is_gaming I agree the fact that one of the things you say to someone you just met for not even a day means that it’s something he really really does wanna do and who’s to say he won’t snap tomorrow and actually do it
Anyone who's ever worked in customer service has wanted to punch someone. Anyone who's worked with kids has times where they need to stop and take a breath because they want to strangle the little shits. If you haven't, you're either an unfeeling sociopath or sunshine personified - either of which are terrifying. He was quite clearly explaining to the new guy that even if you feel frustrated, even if life is sucking, even if you're having an absolute shit day, you need to bury all that shit and look alive and happy and friendly - which is EXACTLY what you're told to do in customer service...
@@johndough4289 Wdym he's spitting raw facts.
If you don't feel this way, you've clearly never worked in customer service.
He just said what everyone who works customer service feels, just no one has the balls to say it, let alone to their boss.
You should be a monster. Then learn to control it. "Jordan Peterson"
Having worked in customer services myself, I have full respect for anyone who greets me with a warm smile and a positive attitude in a retail or fast food job that clearly stinks but they still treat you with respect.
@@johndough4289 def a freshman or lower ain’t no way ur an adult calling people bussy boys 💀💀
So let me get this straight:
This dude understands that you have to maintain a smile and good attitude even when you are frustrated inside, he's a helpful trainer, and he's smart enough to realize he's on undercover boss.
Sounds like a great employee to me.
Because it's not real, it's all scripted 🤦♀️
@@autumnthomas3923 yeah its too fake
We Americans buy into to so much crap. We would probably have a melt down if we really knew what all was fake.
It is not fake. The cameraman is just invisible. Totally natural
"I'm not sure exactly what's making him angry."
Hating your job and everyone around you is normal.
Or change yourself and your mindset.
@@JP2GiannaTbite a wall
@Kimberly Harrington ive worked over 60 different companies. People suck. Work sucks. Going home is the best part of the day
@Kimberly Harrington So just quit if it doesn't feel like fun? Lol you have never worked a hard job before... millions of people hate their job and their co workers but keep it because they have bills to pay.
Not when you are a nerdy loser like him. he needs to be locked up
"He's angry about something"
Gee I wonder if working with reckless children and entitled Karens for minimum wage drains the life-force out of your or something. What a knob.
Seriously tho. I go through the same thing at Walmart. I never would actually follow through on it, but some of these kids are little shits and drive us nuts
And if your personal life isn't going great either then a job that can get you in a sour mood only adds more salt to that wound.
@Atherid Any front facing customer service job deals with children. Yankee Candles is a retail store. People being their children out, so working with the general population is working with children.
Would you say that about working with disabled persons there too?
@@anti5181 If they are disruptive and damage property, then yes. There is no excuse for entitlement.
Working any job where you deal with the public is almost unbearable.
That isn't really true. Most people are fine its just the 10% of D bags that are remembered.
I don’t know I work with the public and it’s pretty unbearable
That part. I work night crew at my local store and only have to deal with customers for an hour and a half before I clock out. just within that tiny window, in the MORNING mind you, we have to deal with some absolute fuckin morons
@@kirillmitchell888 bro 85 percent people hate working with public 😂🤷♂stfu
Yeah no, retail yes, alot of other jobs not so much
I worked at Yankee for 6 years. I’m dead inside because of it, so I 100% relate to this guy unfortunately.
Aside from the struggles of working retail and working around kids at time are they a pretty good company to work for? If you don’t mind me asking. Do they treat their employees good?
Just curious I enjoy their candles but treating employees right is important too
This show is just corporate propaganda. I can't believe so many people who watch this garbage sympathize with the bosses
@@libbylou6004 get a real job why are you even applying to these slave wage hellholes?
Weaklings.
This is one of the most well adjusted young men I've ever seen. Letting his "trainee" know to expect valid frustrated feelings, but to keep perspective that you're dealing with children is spot on PERFECT attitude. I hope he gets a job where his boss isn't so out of touch.
Well adjusted people don't get pissed and wanna punch children, for being children. You mean he needs a boss that doesn't see him as the liability he is? 🤣
@@missscarlet7902 say you never worked service industry without saying you never worked service industry.
@@Princesassypants yup, started at 14. What next?
@@missscarlet7902 miss perfect has never vented in frustration in her life. take notes everyone, we're all shit compared to her.
@@jsmith434w look at you, finally right for once! 😘
Kind of frustrating how they paint this guy to be some kind of psychopath that wants to actually punch a kid. Yeah he said it, but it's greatly exaggerated, and there's no way he would ever want to cause harm to a child. The point he's trying to get across to the "new guy" is that the job isn't all sunshine and rainbows, because dealing with people sucks. You aren't supposed to take it so literally.
That’s how it was in reality but the show needed shock value and this dude’s reputation was probably worth more to them.
@@legalcams tell me you've never worked without kids
Sounds like someone whos punched a kid would say
i couldnt agree with you more. he would never do anything wrong like have a bad attitude at work. no one ever follows through with violent things they feel or say.
His temper is ignited by someone on the phone in front of him at the grocery store checkout... I dont think anyone is painting this guy to look a certain way besides himself. That's some problem that can seriously hurt other people, when you're quick to anger and explosive.
"He's really good at this, like he doesn't look natural"
Cuts to the boss in a terrible wig and soul patch disguise looking completely unnatural.
Hahahaha that bit made me laugh
🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
I imagine the makeup artist putting the wig on, looking at his face to see what it needs and having an aha moment when gluing the orange rectangle to his chin 🤣 like wow that'll fool everyone!
Anyone who has worked in a restaurant or store knows how this guy feels but thinking it is one thing. Saying it is another. He isn't a bad guy; just trying to explain how frustrating the job is sometimes and that no matter what, you gotta keep your cool which is what they tell you to do in those jobs. Don't know why they paint him like he is garbage for what he said. The boss is out of touch.
It's always a laugh riot that these CEOs think their stores are great places to work. How they can actually believe that is insanity. They can't possibly. Anyone who has ever worked a job like this anywhere, for any period of time knows exactly how horrific people are to deal with. Hell, just pay attention in any store. Don't go do it for a day. Do it for a few months or a year. Then come back and lecture people about it.
I worked in retail for 8 months, had to call the police and ambulance multiple times, spoke with people who were drunk or on narcotics and aggressive/overdosing/psychotic on a daily basis and apparently giving therapy to just generally mentally ill people and solving all their bullshit. Minimum wage with having to do physical labor+customer service on a strict scheduled routine for every day. Then the next day some asshat whines about x not being done because you spent an hour and a half trying to stop a gypsy from stabbing someone and explaining the same shit to the police, while receiving death threats.
Punching 8 year olds, fuck yes.
Those ceos never worked in the store itself they just applied for a corporate position and think they know shit
Believe it or not, some people aren't miserable assholes.
@@batglide5484 doubt it
People should just not allow things to get to them so easily. It's not hard. After working retail for so long, I learned to tune out the negative and work with a positive vibe. You can choose your perspective with everything in life. It's not a delusion. People just need to find what makes them happy. Sounds like this guy is just unhappy with his life and people in general, he should be looking for something that does make him want to wake up in the morning. If you're unhappy with yourself you'll take it out on everyone.
The fact the ceo is that good at the front line work is refreshing to see
It really is. So many times I've seen these CEOs not have a damn clue about the day to day operations. As soon as he had them flip their wrists, I'm like wow he knows what he's doing.
@@ggggloveking9419 The best thing about it is that he never was in this position, he's a salesman from the start !
@@WLS_Churchill that’s what makes him so good at talking to people and makin em comfortable tho
Do it for more than a day. Everyone's first day on the job, they put out all their effort and enjoy it. But then as time passes, everything from customers to how the company handles things and treats you, it'll start to bring you down.
Let's see him do it with no cameras around, day after day, being paid minimum wage. Not everything you see on tv is real
The disguise made him look like someone who should never be around kids ! 🙂
😂👍
He looks like a mix of Billy Ray cyrus and woody harrelson
@@emberashes6809 and Matthew McConaughey 🤣
I know, right? 😂
That guy is a great employee. He understands that no matter how frustrated and annoyed you are, you have to put on “the face”. As long as someone does the job well, who tf cares??
There's absolutely nothing wrong with this dude, we all feel like this sometimes.
It's not normal to want to punch children. You are a scumbag
dude their just kids! they don't know what their doing! kids should be guided too the right direction, not physically abused!!!
@@ms.pirate and it is the parents job to do so. Not some minimum wage joker
@@ms.pirate Oh fuck off, he's just venting you drama queen
@@ms.pirate You obviously have not worked with kids.
The disguises are comical at this point 😂
My actual appearance is comical.
@@Kelle0284 😂
Like they're not even trying.
He's not angry or crazy, he's fed up with retail like the rest of us. There's been many a time where I've felt the same because a mother thinks I'm the babysitter of her crotch goblins while she goes to a different isle to shop alone. While her kids proceed to trash my department and there's nothing I can do about it.
Just kick them out or tell her to watch the kids
Never wanted to hit a child ever bc there kids what is wrong with you be mad at the mom not a kid he is crazy to think he should tell random people that he would like to hit a child
Womb fruit
@@Angela_1995 I doubt it's a literal statement dude. It's a figure of speech. There's been plenty of times I've seen or heard some annoying as kids somewhere and said to my girlfriend " Christ someone punch that kid "
You could always tell the parent to control their kids
Props for being real, I'd feel 100 times more comfortable around someone being honest about the job.
I've worked retail a number of years and know where this guy is coming from. He's not saying he'd do it, he's just stating that he gets frustrated, especially when it's something that happens repeatedly. The amount of times I've had people destroy displays or leave messes where it was unavoidable... Or simply let their child go toilet/vomit on the floor and then not tell anybody and LEAVE! My fuse has shortened considerably since working retail but I hold it in and put on the retail mask like everybody else and we're told to. I don't even bring the anger with me home, I'm not an angry person and never really act in anger but sometimes you do want to boot someone across an aisle... Just a few times. If you've never felt that way in retail after working a while there then I'm side eyeing you suspiciously tbh
Feel sorry for the employee here - he was only expressing himself - it's clear he wouldn't actually harm a child!
You think he was to cowardly?
@@jasonvoorhees5640 No, it's just a feeling lol
if you’re seriously that angry at your job, you should just quit. he complained too much, why would he want to stay working there?
@@farahwhite8418 not everyone. Can just quit. It's not that easy sometimes.
He even said he'd never actually do it but the thought comes out dealing with rude or stubborn customers
“But that’s not good for the rest of the team, who do enjoy their job.”
No they don’t they just keep it to themselves.
This guy should be employee of the year! A month isn't good enough. It takes guts to tell people how you feel than to bottle it up! Trust me I deal with it daily
He seems like a good dude. literally everyone hates work especially when working with customers I can’t blame him. He’s just venting doesn’t mean he’d actually do that.
Lol he's not wrong about the kids, not a lot of people would disagree with him in that setting. Still tho I laughed so damn hard that he genuinely just said that on the low to the literal CEO of the company lmfao.
I totally agree. This guy decided to say it to a guy he just met, with camera recording him saying it, and with customers behind him, while trying to laugh like it's a joke everyone's in on. Like bro, what did you think would happen?
@@K_Zimm hard to tell by just a clip, but to me seems like he was just shit talking to a new coworker, helps to pass the time lol, who never? Just too bad he didn't know it was the CEO lool
@@matuza1020 Exactly what I meant, almost anyone would of joined in with him in some regard. He was just trying to break the ice, and I felt the only reason he awkwardly continued is because his "new coworker" didn't immediately reciprocate. Which, again, most would to just break the ice in some way. Just literally hilarious to me it happened in this kind of setting lmfao. Most of the time the people are so *insert motivational backstory*, while this guy was so real lol.
The young worker was a pariah, glad they got him out of there.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ are you one of those people that actually believe that they are making a difference by shoving their opinions down peoples throats online? Lmfao
How do you take this show seriously when they do such a poor job with the disguise.
How many folks in franchises like this know who their CEO is though? I think it would be easier than expected
@@t666y your completely correct
Could you imagine if it was this bad in shows. Like Walter White would have this obvious bald cap lmao
To be fair these aren't exactly giga companies like Tesla, Microsoft, or Amazon where the founders or ceo's are well known by everyone. These are large companies, but a lot of the lower level employees don't really know anyone above the store manager.
Exactly, thank you!
Is it just me or did anyone else have mad respect for him saying “You have to keep that big Yankee Candle smile on your face” even when you’re in a terrible mood? Seems like professionalism to me 🤣
Dude sounds great to me. Acknowledges that there's a lot of bullshit he has to deal with yet still pushes thru it like it doesn't bother him. I'd hire him. Not his fault he's surrounded by insufferable people.
This is the worst disguise EVER in the history of the show‼️
lol 😂 that’s true!
it's pretty incredible lol
Right 😂😂😂😂
It’s actually cracking me up. It looks like a carrot top cosplay
Stephanie McMahon’s was pretty bad, too.
Anyone who has had a job where they're constantly dealing with large volumes of children has said something like this children can be incredibly frustrating to deal with sometimes
Yes, so can people of any ethnic backround, with any säxuality or with any gender and with an disability. But you would never defeat any violent thoughts against them.
"I'm not sure why he's so angry."
I'm pretty sure he just told you.
this guy was just real asf, i hope he's doing well
A really rich person that lives in a gated community, has everything they want, can't understand why someone getting minimum wage and having to deal with garbage people every single day is angry?
Y'all are clowns fr fr. Enjoy the bottom of the barrel forever
Yo this kid has high school shooter energy, I get what he's saying for sure, but like the adjectives he uses are a little wild, I might want to "spank" a child for acting like a little shit, but "stangle" is a lil far
He makes 23/hr I was a wax dipper there.
@@gm6856 if that's true that man got no reason to be mad. He got a clown job and making more than most
@@gm6856 That entirely depends on the location he works, and which state.
Literally anyone who has ever had a job ever. Customer is not always right. They don't own the world. Also, we are customers too. He kind of just told too much here but every single worker who deals with people feels the same way. When you are above store level at any job things are way different. Try experiencing crap for 8-10 hours everyday for years and years. Gets real old fast. Being able to interact with the same handful of people everyday who also kiss your butt because you are the boss shields you from these experiences. Also, having 300x the money as these store employees makes life much sweeter.
Don't work in retail for years, retail is an entry level job or move into management. Staying for years or even decades as one of the rank and file employees in retail will murder your future prospects. Do something else. I don't want to hear whining like "it's not that easy" or "someone has to do it" because those are literal excuses for failure and besides it's not true.
I agree, I think people will still side against the employee because of how the show is set up. They’ll dramatize what he says for content even though we all know it’s the truth
300x is probably a big lowball for this CEO too.
@@FlameMage2 I just tossed a number out there haha
i get upset with customers but ive never felt like hurting them, i dont understand how people feel the want to harm someone physically cuase there pride was hurt, most id ever imagine doing was just yelling at them
I honestly love that guy. He looks like the super quiet type, and he's all out here talking about feeling like punching kids and not afraid to cuss on the job in front of the camera lmao I feel ya, bro
He’s a great employee he has the same mindset that most people have about working. The self control and work ethic is there even though he doesn’t like the job he does his best to look happy for the sake of the customers.
Honestly when I used to work at the mall I felt the same way as this dude, you just don’t talk about it at work or with your new coworkers. Let alone the CEO💀
Never worked retail, but we have all felt like slapping a bratty/unruly kid at some point. But the thing is we don't say it.
(My cousin said is a teacher in Dallas inner city. Patience of a saint. Said it to a kid once. So, if they are acting at that level, it's ok to say it. No repercussions for it either
dudes probably on the spectrum a little which makes you have less of a social norm filter
I feel bad for this worker, I bet they just cut together him saying all those “bad” things. I mean he was a bit harsh but come on, we all say sh*t like that and we don’t actually mean it. It’s hard working with misbehaving kids bc you can’t really do much to control them, it’s not like if an adult came over and wrecked your station you’d call the cops. Working in the service industry can be REALLY frustrating.
Nah he's an incel. He's literally hates woman. didn't you hear it.
I'm pretty sure a lot of viewers have worked in these kinds of jobs and can sympathize with the guy. At least I do.
I've always identified with kids so I don't know. It just sounded like he let out some steam.
No, we don't all say things like that. No matter what was cut out, he said what he said, which was rather disturbing. At the very least, he shouldn't be working with the public as he just doesn't have the temperament for it.
@@antoniovillagomez6352 No, I definitely don't. He was extremely blunt about his dislike of people in front of a brand new employee. It's not the job itself; he does not come across as a happy person in general.
Nice to see a CEO who still remembers how to do the job.
Having spent time working on and around "reality shows," i opt not to say which, I'm almost 100% sure the production team either suggested or encouraged this employee to say that for dramatic effect, and/or to create a villain for ratings. No rational person would ever say such a thing with an obvious camera crew aiming cameras at you unless it was scripted, and this is almost exactly how reality shows work. I've personally witnessed cast "dialogue coaching" and it's completely "normal."
Bruh we need more explanations from production team
As a general rule...if anyone you are working with has a soul patch you should be suspicious of them
@@Roo-Kong-the-Sexiest-Zombie tf you doing with a soul patch? all you need is a butt-chin to pair
I can't hate the guy, he's just being honest. An mind you being honest is a hard trait to find anymore, let alone doing so in front of a camera.
Nah the dude is toxic don't matter how angry you are you simply don't talk like that at your job.
@@octpod3923 this is extremely mild to how people actually talk at their job with other coworkers.. this is normal in the retail industry because some customers actually suck and are terrible people. I guarantee he would never say anything like that to an actual customer because he seems like a good employee.
@@michaelmorales6226 Do you tell complete strangers about your anger issues in front of a camera crew?
@@Subangelis You understand that this is a show where they're expected to say crazy shit, right? if they acted the same way they act with customers the show wouldn't have passed the 1st episode
@@michaelmorales6226 I do the same at work I talk smack about all my co workers but I wouldn't talk like this in front of a brand new employee ahahaha
How about when you're training a new employee... You DON'T RANT ABOUT how much you hate your job and how much you want to be violent with people????
I’ve had this happen at a couple jobs. One being a small nursing home where employees including the administration would talk negatively about the businesses or employees. First day I was told they lost around 11 employees in the last three months as well as other things (they are close to getting shut down). At another job it was my first day I was told “you thought there was drama at your last job just wait” which I do not wanna get involved in.
He seem like a nice guy, and everyone in customer service feels exactly like him. Also that disguise man, are they even trying ?
What makes me mad is all these "undercover bosses" dosnt know what is going on everyday, working 1 day on the job dosnt show you what they deal with on other days.
Yes. It must be so easy to become a CEO compared to a mcdonalds worker or whatever you are. lmao 🤡
Well considering some of them have been their own companies for decades, while others have done every single job in the business because they started it, I would think most of these people are pretty in tune with the day-to-day operations, with some exceptions
@@zacharyhenderson2902 no they don't, when CEOs take over and move up they forget how it was or how to do anything I've seen it on many of these episodes
@@ERLC-Action5News many of them, huh? Name 10
@@zacharyhenderson2902 bro you a troll or something Haha because 90% of the people who do the undercover boss have no clue how to do the job and try to tell others how to
what is this disguise 😭
As long as he shows that he’s happy, that’s all that matters. He actually is one of the better ones when it comes to training people that I’ve seen on undercover boss
One of the few times the CEO actually knows how to do the Job.
I'm with the young man for sure. Honesty is not rewarded, just stuff it deep down and deal with it later on in life lmao
Stuff it down with some brown
What is rewarded would be to know yourself enough to find a job where you don’t have to actively temper the urge to beat a child. If you don’t like people there are plenty of jobs where you don’t have to talk to customers. This wasn’t a man of honesty, this was a man who wants to be the victim his whole life so will keep getting himself into situations simply to complain about them.
@@maddielopez8625 exactly where was he playing the victim again? The guy doesn’t like cleaning up after ignorant customers and annoying coworkers, WHO WOULDVE THOUGHT
@@wienersmcbutts so he should take a job that isn't comprised of working with customers and their kids. like it's not rocket science. the dude is just an immature ahole.
@@maddielopez8625 I guess if you're ignorant to the fact that you are being exploited through the sheer concept of wage labor and are providing more value to (likely) an absentee owner. Work sucks, and kids can suck. Just gotta deal.
Don’t ask the undercover! Tell em about your 9 kids and your homelessness!
AND our parents are both dying, you have to walk 10 miles to the job, etc, etc
I remember watching this episode 😳it was amazing to see how he handled him.
I work at Chuck e Cheese, so being around kids is just part of my job. Every single one of my coworkers has gotten frustrated at this job at some point, but we dont let out our frustrations on the customers, we just talk to eachother. That’s what a normal person does, I dunno why they sensationalized and put this guy in such a malicious light, its normal to get frustrated sometimes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Every single person who has ever worked retail has tought about punching a customer in the face, wether its men, woman or children, whoever says no is either lying or is the owner of a company and has never had to deal with customers face to face
You don't say this to a new hire, though.
@@clarkkent1521 that is also true hahaha
@@todoelmundoapesta And in front of cameras. People see it and they're not going to that store.
In situations it could be the customers that are in the wrong and sometimes the store workers are in the wrong.
We never let our son run amok. We weren't the best pin the world, but we loved him, and he learned to respect people, especially in a business. Used to see other kids just tearing things up, he'd look at them like they were crazy.
While that is commendable, nearly every problematic kids I know have parents that swear their kids respect people and there’s no way they can hurt other kids
@@rezhaadriantanuharja3389 everyone is different. Our son spent a considerable amount of time with my grandparents, as opposed to babysitters. I think that shaped him more than we did. They were wonderful people, ex civil service, extremely family oriented, non drinkers. They were amazing. We lived in a good area, but for whatever reasons, many of the kids got into drugs to some extent. We also NEVER took him to movies until he was old enough. It's horrible unfair to patrons, and incredibly selfish on the parent's part.
@@richsmith7200 well said man, not enough parents out there do what you and your family did
@@richsmith7200 the old generation used to beat there kids like how I was hit when I would do something bad nowadays I thinking the hitting kids culture kinda eneded 🤣
@@ricardorascon88 or the dreaded belt.....
As someone who was worked in retail, there really are times when you just wish you can punch or scream at rude/stupid customers. But, the difference is if we actually do it or not. That guy has been working there for 2 years, he's clearly able to control himself and those thoughts are just that, thoughts.
This guy in the end was super honest, straight up told the ceo that he doesn't like the job
This how every person who deals with the public feels.
Rubbish
Are you British?
Nahh...
Apparently, this CEO doesn't understand the difference between actually wanting to cause harm to a child, and working at 10 am on a Sunday when you just have already had enough. You wish you could smack the little tyrant who's completely out of control, and their parents are doing absolutely nothing to keep their children in line. It's like, we all wish we could rob a bank, but no one is ever going to do it or even remotely serious when they say "I wish I could just rob a bank".
The 0.1% who actually follow through on their desires is still a problem. One thousand people who want to harm a child and one actually does, is that chance you want to take?
Do you tell complete strangers about your anger issues in front of a camera crew?
So robbing banks and smacking little tyrants good? or............
@@clarkkent1521 I see you never worked retail. Must be nice. I can tell cause you would basically be firing everyone in your workforce for a maybe instead of, ya know, making their lives better? Maybe paying them more? more vacations? unions? maybe then workers won't have to feel burderned by their work and instead can actually earn a living?
Instead of working overtime and stressing out to the point they find anyway to relieve that tension with the closest person thats willing to listen. Just a thought.
@@langlyboops3591 I worked retail for 3 years. Perhaps you're more curious, I've also worked customer service, technical support, and currently for a wholesale company.
Solid employee. Honest and probably highly trustworthy for it. Give him a Raise.
Dude! That wig lol!! Credit to the boss for smiling and laughing! I would blow my cover!
How could he say something so controversial yet so brave?
In front of the camera crew too!
Yeah, why should he be honest? He should just hide his feelings to make everyone else happy like the rest of the country does.
How you get screen time
@@potawatadingdong
you are just jealous of the ceo
Is this disguise for real though? There's no way lmao
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That is the most unbelievable disguise ever! 😂
Literally the most relatable human on the planet
If you’ve never dealt with difficult customers and their kids you don’t know this mans pain 😂
If he can't cope or hates it then he should simply quit and let someone else do it who can cope and won't complain.
Legit, I've dealt with so many rude parents and their children in hospitality/customer service and it would make me feel this way too. But being the face of the company u can't respond rudely or out of place and always treat them with care.. like nah sometimes they need a fist to the face lol.
I work as a Haunt actor in an amusement park as an evil clown during Halloween season, with an open bar…. I feel this man’s pain more than he does believe you me.
@@johnmitchell2269 But complaining is a form of coping.
The employee who trash talked the customers in front of the CEO says, “I think I might be on ‘Undercover Bosses’...” 😂
Creased
For such a jovial, warm and pretty place, I'm always taken back by how many people say working there is terrible. But I can believe it.
hahahahaha his honesty is great
Oh, come on. Literally everyone who's ever worked in retail/food has wanted to punch a kid at some time or another. I used to work in the home department of a high-end department store. Spoiler alert: Waterford crystal and unsupervised 4-year-olds do not mix well.
Sure, but normal minded people don't tell someone they just met they fantasize while working that they can punch an 8 year old. You keep that to yourself.
@Willem Chastity so why not daydream about punching the parents that let them do it rather than the kids?? They clearly haven't been raised to think what they're doing is wrong, that's on the shitty parents
@@udalix But why though? Some People are just more honest and outgoing with their thoughts than others. Is saying a thought out loud transforming it into something more than a thought?
@@tobinator1767 It's just weird to say that to someone you just met
Everyone gets these feelings. You just don’t say them out loud.
Ikr 😆
@r33mote snowflake thats never been in the service industry says what
@r33mote why did you choose weed specifically lmao
@r33mote ☠️ weed if anything makes you happy people who want to hurt people just have problems i thought most people who hurt others smoke a blunt before doing it😂
@r33mote ok boomer
It’s 2022
Everyone smokes “marijuana” now
(It’s called cannabis, and it’s legal in most states now.)
Yankee candle in deerfield, MA, is so calm when it is not a busy day. It's just a quiet place to walk around
They really got these disguises down pat....😅😂🤣
I worked in a toy dept and can understand him. Some kids were great and others I wanted to punt down an aisle.
I feel that way about yappy little dogs? In my country we eat dogs. My neighbours more annoying dogs have gone "missing" lol
This guy tells the truth about how he feels, then later he tells the truth about how he feels. How horrible of him.
Give him a raise for honesty, and promote him to head of public relations.
My experience working around the public: I remember working at walmart in toys. When a customer asked me where something was. Yes, I knew where it was, except they didn't give me even 1 second to respond, and they walked off muttering that they were going to find someone who knew what they were doing. A computer would have taken longer than they gave me. It actually didn't help when (other times) first shift moved major sections of toys to other spots, and obv didn't tell me-that made the situation even more frustrating. I have to say almost 100% of the time, the kids were WAY NICER than adults. I helped tons of kids find what they were looking for.
I see a good worker who is willing to confide his frustrations. He's smart, he's experienced, and no matter what he is feeling inside, he is good with customers and coworkers. All his coworkers who aren't talking about what they don't like about the job are under the same pressures he is. Worry about them.
I'd hire this guy.
Yep, quiet ones are usually more dangerous. this guy is willing to blow off steam and vent a little, while his coworkers bottle it all up. I’d trust this guy way more not to snap under pressure just from that.
He's not a bad kid, he just hasn't found the thing he's perfect for. When I was younger I remember being plenty angry/frustrated with bs jobs I hated but knew I needed.
No he is a bad kid though. He's abusive towards women. I unfortunately had to deal with him as he was dating my roommate at the time.. He's a piece of s***... Like dude has serious anger problems. His name is blaze.
Why does the CEO have such crazy eyes in every shot..? He constantly looked stunned, even just standing in front of an empty counter..
Working with the public is utterly soul destroying work. I think this employee seemed to handle it very well, definitely better than most.
Whenever I'm training a newbie I talk to them about off topic things and I let them goof off and have fun I treat it like a buddy buddy relationship, because I don't want anyone to feel intimidated I want them to feel comfortable and happy, but now this show has me wary every time we have someone new "Is this person an undercover CEO, or a snitch, or an inspector or am I just being paranoid?"
Thanks for the warning. I go to a job to work, not to make a friend, ill steer clear.
@@udalix Damn you are one boring guy whatever though i'm sure we'll manage without you.
I got a feeling I'm on some under cover boss show... You played it all wrong, tell the boss a sad story and you would have got yourself a lot of money. Instead of I want to hit 8 year old child, which will probably get you fired 🤣
Exactly but in his defense people like him are exactly why I tune in lol He had me rolling the entire time 😄
So a win-win situation.
I love how the employee knew right away something was off 😂
Working with the public is the one job that makes you think "THE CUSTOMER IS NOT ALWAYS RIGHT"
When you put all your points in honesty and non into situational awareness.
😂
Who doesn't want to punch kids?
I've been to that store! It's their main store in Deerfield, MA. Not usually a fan of their candles, but it was actually pretty cool. They had a huge Christmas village setup!
Later in the show it was cool that the CEO offered to be this guys mentor to figure out a job that would be a good fit. Love this employer.
This is why when I train new people I don't crap talk the company nor the job. You just never know who your coming into contact with. Even tho I'm sure I might feel the same way about CO workers or customers or had the same exact thoughts, you keep that to yourself. You don't let it all out to a guy you don't even know lol.
You have the same thoughts as the evil dweeb on the show?
This screams fake. First off the disguise is ridiculous. Second nobody just goes around saying they wanna punch kids in front of people they just meet. Even if you got a problem in the head.
The manager kid seems like he can do his job decently, he just needs to chill a bit. Overall he impressed me with how confident and outspoken he was, doesn't seem shy.
Honesty is the best policy...hahaha
Everyone wants to punch kids at some point, you just can't say it out loud lol.
he definitely did lolz
"I'm not only the founder of this company, I am your father" (me waiting for the cliffhanger)
That would've been the icing on this turd
Oooh plot twist
Aside from what other people have said I think the editing contributes to this. Like many shows they will ask all kinds of questions and then cut everything together to seem like they are just rambling. Bossman also looks like the type of guy who wouldn't stick around in a place like that. If he wasn't literally the CEO, that guy would last a week or two, and that would surely effect how the employee talked to him. Seemed like he was trying to be honest and make a friend and the show tried to make him seem like an ass for it.
I laughed out loud when he said it. 🤣