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Hey there, CZcams fam! It's Charlotte Dobre, and today we're diving into the hilarious world of the absolute WORST employees you've ever seen! 🙈😂 From office ninjas who can't even operate a stapler to coffee baristas who can't spell "coffee" if their life depended on it ☕️😅, we're taking a side-splitting tour of workplace blunders that'll leave you laughing till you snort! 🤣💦 Get ready for a parade of epic fails, workplace bloopers, and enough facepalm moments to last a lifetime! 😱🤦♀️ So sit back, relax, and enjoy the chaos, because these employees are redefining "work ethic" one disaster at a time! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, because we're about to showcase some serious employee fails that'll make your boss look like an angel! 😇💼 Ready or not, here comes the laughter train! 🚂🤪🎉
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I sure hope Jerry is doing better and he's not homeless anymore. 😢 Our prayers and thoughts are with you, Jerry! ❤
Yes. Amen
JERRY!!!!!!🥔🥔🥔🥔💅💅💅💅💅
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I hope Jerry was given the pay of the other 2 employees. He deserves triple for doing thrice the work.
@@jakemarie828 amen to that. He deserves all the pay the other two wouldn't do so he wouldn't be homeless and not go hungry.
Can we all stop and please spare a kind thought/prayer for Jerry and so many others like him who got knocked down by a run of bad luck? And maybe remember to have grace when dealing with people dealing with housing insecurity? A person without a home is still a *person.* ❤
Well said! I actually hired a homeless man when I had my painting company and he was the absolute best worker I ever had!
I sold my business and he is now their manager and doing great! Don't judge people, sometimes people just end up in a bad place and it only takes one person and kindness to change that for them forever! Jerry my man, I hope this was your first step to a new life ❤
Jerry sounds like a gem going through hard times. I hope he's doing better. Sad about his so called family. I hope he's found steady employment & isn't homeless. 💚❤️😢
As someone who is allergic to shellfish, the last story is an example of why I absolutely refuse to go to a seafood restaurant. I've had friends and coworkers who've said the restaurant can prepare something separately and so on. Knowing my luck I'll get this woman [or her twin] who's worked in the food industry for over a decade but will serve me something that has been cross-contaminated because she doesn't care!
My husband and I own a business. We had an employee who we had to let go because he was taking plumbing parts from our inventory without signing them out and then using them to moonlight. A couple of weeks later we got a call from the police letting us know that the ex employee was driving a vehicle with one of our company vehicle license plates. He'd stolen it from one of the parked spare vans out back. Cops went to his house and found over $10,000 worth of our inventory in his garage. Talk about being robbed blind!
Please tell me he's in jail
Wow the nerve of people I hope you prosecuted him to the fullest
is he in jail, please tell me he went to jail
Wow.. My friend owns a meat market.. he found it a young guy was stealing meat & selling it to people in the neighborhood..
So he took him for a long drive. Managed to get his sneakers from him, then left him there to walk back! Bahahaha. Karma is a BITCH..
Wow sadly this happens in the trades a lot, even in the unions
I had a coworker who was super entitled. One night, I was working alone with her, and realized that she was taking 1 call for every 5 I did. Told her that she needed to pick up more calls. After that, she became super hostile towards me. Eventually, she started telling people that I was a devil worshiper, then was promoted to the anti-christ (I literally didn't do anything to her, besides that one confrontation). So, I bought devil horn hair clips and started wearing them to work 😂. Woman was in her 60s and had a terrible work ethic.
They didn't call me those names but I had a coworker start making up lies about me as well. The place I worked at had several departments and I worked in a few including jewelry. The manager of jewelry was an awesome older woman who was wanting to retire soon and wanted to promote me to become the jewelry manager when she left because she new I loved doing certain things over there. Especially the ear piercings!
There was another coworker that literally no one liked she was one of the laziest people I've ever met and worked with and she was older than me. I think she was around my parents age but I can't remember exactly how old. She literally called out just about every single day. We hardly ever saw her and when she did decide to show up she would talk the whole time and complain when other staff called in which was so funny and ironic. But she'd always kiss the main manager's keisters nonstop so they overlooked a lot of it.
She was pushing to become jewelry manager too because she thought it would mean less work for her but everyone knew the manager wanted me to do it. She verbally expressed to me and others that I was next in line when she retired. The other employee who wanted the position started spreading rumors and lies about me taking extra breaks and talking to others all day instead of working. She always said I was sneaking into the back and talking nonstop to my boyfriend. I did start dating someone who worked in the backroom but we only hung out if our breaks/ lunches happened to coincide or outside of work. We were respectful and didn't let our relationship interfere, we also worked shifts that varied greatly. I normally closed at either 10 or 11 pm and he normally started work at around 5 or 6 pm. So I never really saw him while I worked XD She was telling on herself and pretending that I was the one doing it but the managers knew I was a hard worker and that she was lying out her...mouth lol
To describe how hard I worked there, there was a horrible snowstorm one day and I was the only one who showed up for my shift and I lived the furthest away from the store. On the way home the snow was so bad that it was over the hood of my car and kicking up on my windshield, I had to stop every foot or so to wipe off my front window. I got into a car accident .4 miles from my house but we got a tow truck early enough and I still went to work my shift the following day.
This is exactly why I hate hearing from Boomers that the younger folks have such a horrible work ethic... Laziness runs across all generations. My husband who was born in 1980 owns a shop manufacturering custom K9 equipment, like everything they use to train K9 police dogs. It's not easy work, but he is fair and pays well if you are willing to put your head down and do a good job. He doesn't even set quotas or anything like that, where as pretty much all other manufacturing jobs do. He just wants you to keep improving and learning, and the more you do the more you get paid... period. And he is willing to teach these guys new skills like how to sew these massive fabrics and what not that can definitely help them make more with him or take the skills elsewhere. He has guys 10-15 years older than him that just are so extremely lazy and unreliable. And most of them don't have other options because he has given them a chance despite them doing hard time and things like that. One was on probation with an ankle monitor, where all he was allowed to do was go to work and be at home, and he still could never show up on time and always called out at least once a week. He got fired and then went back in because the only reason they were allowing him to be out at all was to work. He would rather go back to jail than just show up and do the work. It's really just unbelievable.
Charlotte’s rant on McDonalds is the most honest, real thing I’ve heard recently. You’re not wrong ma’am.
LET'S APPLAUD *JERRY* FOR HIS HUMBLENESS!
I remember working beside a woman who would come in at 9am and instead of starting work, she would use the company phone to call her sister in New Zealand. Obviously, these calls were really expensive and she was eventually challenged about them. Instead of being apologetic, she was outraged that the cost of the calls was deducted from her wages.
Yeah that happened at a hospital I worked at, One doctor would use the hospital line to call in-laws in Guatamala. Eventually caught.
@@ugaladhHa, we had a hospital employee who ran up thousands to one of those 1-800-PORN sites. Didn’t get fired, they were deducting what he owed from his pay check.
@@jill7759 serves him right
good for her tbh
My idiot ex-bf got fired because he got caught using the company cell to call some 18 yr old girl (he was 33) in the Philippines during his breaks every single day. Being the total dumbass that he is, he told on himself by calling me right after getting fired crying about how he just got fired (for doing what he did) and how the company is so unfair.
Jerry seems to be a standup guy . At 62 years not taking any handouts still working with integrity . The other two guys what to say of them when a former investment banker was doing their jobs for them .
Honestly washing that milkshake machine at MCD was an absolutely the worst thing i had to do. I was the only one trained, and my manager would only "allow me" to do it on saturday evening an hour before close and also would make me cover the tills and close the front at the same time. I stole as much food from that place as i possibly and physically could 😂😂😂
I worked fast-food back in the day before " Employees Must Wash Their Hands Before Returning To Work" signs started showing up in bathrooms of restaurants. Those signs to this day still cringey creeps me out because I thought EVERYONE knew this by the time they were potty trained. The fact that things like signs that cost the company money never happens unless there is a reason that cost them money. If you think about that at all you will be as cringey & creeped out as I have been for decades.😲😲😲😫😫
Was manager at a gas station. Fired an employee (E1) for selling cigarettes to an underage friend of his. One night, I'm at home and can't sleep. I have a gut feeling about something and could not stop the feeling. So I got dressed and went up to the store. Another employee (E2), was "working", but he was taking a rather long smoke break with the employees from the attach fastfood place, I walked right into the store without him knowing. I went to the office and started looking through security footage. E2 was hardly working his whole shift. I was about to go let him know he's getting written up for not working his shift. Right before I open the door, E1 walks into the store and grabs beer. E2 sells the beer to E1. I quickly check the employee records to make sure I was right that E1 is under age. I walked out to talk to E1 and E2. Both were shocked. I banned E1 from the store and fired E2.
Always trust your gut 😅
Lol. I work at a dollar store and even after a year plus some, u still ask everyone for ID. Even my brother and my own son. I've memorized a few people's birthdays but I still check because the camera is always watching and I don't know when someone is watching the footage. I do make jokes about it with some of our regulars, tell them I'm making sure their date hasn't changed, but I still check.
@@lynneconklin917 Legitimate question but they actually let you sell stuff to your own family members? Every place I've ever worked at; if your family members come in you have to get someone else to do the transaction for you. So they can make sure you aren't giving them discounts or free items or anything.
@@deadsetondreams1988 It depends on the company, some companies allow it, some don't, and some leave it up to the manager to decide.
You have no life...
Our sonic had a girl who did spicy things as a side business, completely fine. What wasn't fine was she was caught on break doing those spicy things in the drive in part, where you order. She did not in fact wash her hands and no one at sonic wears gloves. She was shortly fired, but doesn't change the fact that she made food and served it to people after doing spicy things with a lady and a man in their car for all the customers to see. She really tried to deny it.. dude even the cameras caught it.
I heard this story from my manager at Sonic who heard it from the supervisor who witnessed this. This event took place very late /early morning at a rural 24 hr Sonic in the state I live in. The manager and the cook were having seggs on the prep table in the back of the kitchen. The Supervisor did an unannounced visit to the Sonic and caught them in mid act.
Sonic was my 1st job. I was a carhop and worked the soda fountain area. The ice-cream machine was the same. We cleaned it after hours and filled it to be ready the next day. Ok. This is so gross to me now but i was 15 when i started and didn't know better. I was taught to keep the soda from foaming over the sides of the cup to put my index finger in the cup to the 1st knuckle while filling the cup. No gloves. No one wore gloves ever. Me being in the soda area we had a sink and i washed my hands a lot. Sticky stuff when dried. The only 2 other sinks were the 1 in the bathroom and the 1 in the prep/freezer/storage area. The cooks didn't have 1. They just worked through the busy time wiping their hands on the same towel used by all of them for even their sweat. Its hot in there and your packed together. The towel would be put in bleach overnight, rinsed out in the morning then back in the kitchen for another day.
@@Selena-gz9ts not good
You know, I thought it was just our ghetto neighborhood sonic. I don't trust a single sonic now.
🤢🤢 They got kitty meals. With a side of dong.
Back when I worked retail, I was wondering why after I started I never saw the guy that worked in my department. We had an overlap of hours so I definitely should have been seeing him more. One day I caught him coming up the back stairwell and acting shady. So instead of trying to keep up the whole work load myself, and getting reamed for not being able to keep up both of our duties, I asked the security at the store to review the tapes. Yeaaaaaa he was immediately fired. He’d clock in, work a few hours until I got there, and would leave out the back stairwell to the mall shopping center, coming back to when he had to clock out. Sorry not sorry!
3:32 Depends on the variety. For a plain vanilla one, that would be pretty ridiculous, but after a quick search on one adult store's website, I found a variety of "sexy hotdog" that normally costs $150 (currently discounted to $119). At full price, only 27 would need to be purchased to reach $4,000. For a group of 20 people that would be one each, plus an second one for some if they were into doubling up on them.
No, my first job should have been the one I kept for life! At the age of stupid sixteen I started work for a "manufacturing" jeweller.That means that he hand made EVERYTHING! An absolute professional with a well established business. He even made jewellery props for movies. I was kind of good with my hands and he began teaching me stuff. But I was late too often, and he gave me warnings, and finally sacked me after saying he would. How I wish I had not been an idiot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
People like that are usually willing to give another chance if you come back some time later and explain how you learned from your mistake and would really appreciate an opportunity to work for them again.
@@tellmeaboutit9975 I know that now, but didn't understand it till 50 years too late. Heh, I was the same with women, but, oh well . . .
You were a kid:/
You get a pass. I agree with the 1st commenter 💯
I don't understand why these 2 idiots were talking smack about their boss when it's their first day. It's amazing how ungrateful people are. I absolutely abhor not being able to work right now because of my panic disorder. I can't even go to Subway and get something to eat there. I worked there for a year and a half. I've only gone there 1 time to get something to eat since I left there almost 3 years ago. I saw the owner about 2 months ago. He of course understands my situation and he said I can go back and work for him if I'm ever ready again. It's been 3 years. Be grateful for the job your in.
Being grateful and not liking the job or management can both be true. You can love and enjoy your job while hating aspects of it.
agree
True
@@HighAsHeckPriestessfor sure. But these guys just met him. What can you possibly have to say for over 3 hours?
Yeah, on top of that they were getting paid fairly well, $13 an hour was almost double minimum wage 8 (corrected from 13) years ago (in most states) and still is.
My daughter is 8 and she LOVES you! She’s always watching you. She and I love watching you together.
I've worked some really terrible hospitality jobs with really horrible bosses and coworkers at a time when just leaving and going elsewhere wasn't an option. Never, ever again. I've lived in my car once, I'll do it again. Stories like these just reinforce it.
Same!! I've been self employed for 17 years because of the horrible horrible people I worked for and with. I always say, I'd rather live in my car than work for someone else.
@@DawnKellyPhotography I just left my job in housekeeping this summer because the work environment took a turn for the awful after all the upper management changed. I've been doing private cabin cleaning and I still have no idea what I'm going to do this winter but at least I've got something going for me for now. I'll figure it out.
Let’s use our brains for a second. If you had a 50%off staff discount and you got $4000 worth of sexy hotdogs for $2000….you go home and you sell it all for $4000. She likely didn’t keep it all for herself.
You buy full price sexy hot dogs from people and not from a shop?
If I am buying a product from the back of someone's car, I am not paying full retail prices.
Buying sexy hotdogs from the back of someone’s car 😂
Legit this is what she did. Kept a few for herself, sold the rest like those romance party people do for stag and doe events.
@@ericwilliams1659Amen I know quite a few "boosters" Anything they sell will go for half-price maybe even less.15 + years ago, when my now grown sons were little I use to give people my sons shoe and clothing sizes & would pay like $200, $400 for 7 outfits each + 3 new pairs of shoes for 3 kids I kid you not she would have EVERYTHING on that list within 2 days. Sometimes I'd only have to give her $200 or $300 for all of this stuff just depending on how hard up she was for $. Not seen Swiping Sue in years, but I hear she's still out here doing her thing, and almost 70 they said she would take wire cutters with her.
I hate to be the idiot, but what is a “sexy hotdog”?
My husband and I used to own a sod installation business. One of the guys we hired didn't realize that me and my husband were the ones paying him. He thought the people who ran the sod farm were the ones paying. On his first day of work he says to me "We should just work really slow so that we get paid for more hours" 🤦🏻♀️ I said "You mean milking the clock? You realize you're talking to person who is paying you, right?" He apologized and put his head down! We gave him a hard time for a few days, but he did end up being a pretty decent worker lol
Everyone on an hourly wage has thought it 😂
We have all thought and did that.
@@silvergod7616: What you mean, "We", White Man? I was raised with a good work ethic.
@@jacklow9611 . White man is not in my comment.
@@silvergod7616Chill. That’s from an old joke.
Aww my heart hurts for Jerry. 😢 I really hope that he is doing better now and is able to be in his own home. I wish him all the best. He deserves it. ❤
Pro McD’s employee tip…ask for light salt or no salt on your fries, and you’ll get fries fresh from the frier. If you ask for light or no seasoning on your meat, you’ll get a fresh from the grill beef patty. This is something I do to this day even though I haven’t worked there in over a decade.
*Charlotte, I'm 60, and I was homeless for awhile in Arizona...maybe 6 months. It was due to a corrupt state agency that was finally uncovered, but too late for the damage done to my family, me, and many other families. Then went back to NJ; I had to be homeless 5 months, in order to get a housing voucher. But I've worked from age 7 til the accident in my early 40's that messed up a foot, a wrist/hand, and did a number on my back/hips. But still get treated like I've contributed nothing, for being on Medicaid. I spent a decade as a Corrections officer in Az prisons, was a cook/baker for over a decade, plus various other jobs. But now folks are shocked I was homeless at one point. You cannot judge a book by it's cover, and unless you have a large network of family AND business connections, when something knocks you fully down, getting it all back is not feasible doing alone or with just a few helping now and then. I AM Jerry. I'm happy Jerry's intelligence and abilities are finally realized, acknowledged, and rewarded.*
The allergy story got me 😮 I worked at a restaurant for several years and when a colleague brought out some bread and dips for us to snack I thought she had put on some chilli aioli along. It was the peanut dip which also had chilli in it. I had to end my shift early and my colleague who was holding my hair back while I was emptying my stomach had to call my husband to take me to the er. Fun times. I'm always very keen to check with people's allergies. Please everyone do the same.
I feel like it was your responsibility to check the ingredients before indulging unless your allergies were general knowledge.
I know the whole Jerry debacle took place several years ago, and OP probably lost contact with Jerry since then, but I hope Jerry's doing ok, and that he's found a good job and a better living situation. He deserves that. JUSTICE FOR JERRY!!!
I used to work @ a wash n fold service laundry mat & we had a female working there that was ALWAYS tweaking really hard off of crystal m*th. She scared so many customers away & she was beyond noticeable, but the owner/boss loved her & didn't even notice her tweaking. He didn't notice her because he knew not what too look for in that specific situation & he was 75 years old @ the time. It was ridiculous!
NEVER. DATE. A. COWORKER. I literally don't know how often I can yell about this, it almost NEVER works out and almost ALWAYS ends up awkward.
Yep. Even if the coworker is in a different department. Just don't.
I met my man while we worked together. Loved him to bits for 2 years from a distance. When I had turned in my notice was when we finally started dating. Together 8 years now. You can MEET your soul mate at work, but don't date them while you work together. If it's real, it's worth waiting for. Now, I don't know how this applies to lifer careers where neither of you is leaving until you retire, that's a different story.
My mom fell in love with her coworker. They quit and started their own company together.
I met my husband at work. It’s been 16 years going on 17. Sometimes it does work out, however I’m probably the exception.
So you're saying there's a chance.
Worst employees? HO HO HOLY shit, do I have a story. So I’m from a small town in Massachusetts and very blue collar based. Our community loves giving people as many job opportunities as they can. The city’s parks department had a job program for high schooler’s and college kids looking for a summer job. It was a pretty chill job. All we had to do was make sure the kids in the park had stuff to do, clean up any trash and operate the water area. My first year I worked there was the summer before my senior year. I had two girls I worked with, I’ll just use their initials. E and D. E was very friendly and kind to me . D, oh HOOOO D. I’ll just get to the point. This girl was a bitch. She pretended to be nice to me when she really just made fun of me because of my autism. E tried to stand up for me, but I also don’t blame her for giving up because D was so relentless. It also didn’t help that I got catfished at the time and my nudes leaked. And everyone I went to school with saw them. Including my coworkers. She spent the rest of the summer making fun of my… size, and called me “Little Pepee.” She even took a lighter and melted the buttons on my DS while I was in the bathroom. Pretty much ruining it because it also stopped the battery from charging. But thankfully, she fucked up😏. You see, D decided to be an idiot, which is 24/7 for her, and roll up some, as me and my musician friends call it, jazz cabbage during our shift. In a public park in front of children. Apparently someone noticed, reported her, and my boss promptly fired her entitled obnoxious ass. I’ve now just graduated from college with my associates in music after 6 years of studying jazz guitar and I’m feeling pretty good about where I am in life rn. Last time I saw her, she was working at Wendy’s. And she had to take my order. HAHAHAHA how the universe can give you a win now and again.
Some well deserved Schadenfreude! It's nice when we actually get to see bad people get some comeuppance.
This video is reminding me of so many characters I've worked with over the years.
By far, the dumbest was back in the mid 1980s. I worked as an assistant designer at a high-end childrens' clothing company. Our clothes were sold at Neiman Marcus, Nordstroms, Macy's, etc. I handled ordering supplies to make buyers' samples, did line drawings for our catalogues, coordinated work between the sample room and production, fixed mistakes in patterns and changed some design elements to make manufacturing more cost effective... a little bit of everything. I had worked before as a professional tailor, so I understood clothing construction well.
I was assistant to 3 designers and needed some help, so the boss hired a first year college student who was majoring in "marketing". She's very beautiful, and that year she was a runner-up in the Miss Texas beauty pageant. She was sweet, likable, but had zero common sense. She was used to others doing everything for her and she could barely read. She reminded me of a golden retriever puppy, very cute and likable but always getting herself in dangerous trouble!
One day, she was doing some filing and had all three lower drawers pulled out on the filing cabinet, She was just pulling the top drawer out as I was running towards her, yelling "NOOOO!" I threw my shoulder against the front of the cabinet just before it would have fallen on her. It had become my full time job to protect her from herself! I never said anything because I didn't want her to be fired, but she was fired the next day. Why? Because she did the exact same thing with the filing cabinet drawers the next day, but right in front of the boss who knew she had done this same thing a day before but obviously learned nothing from the experience.
She was only there for 3 months, but managed to total two expensive cars her parents bought for her. Her parents were filthy rich, she's gorgeous, so I imagine her life went smoothly. She's probably married to some billionaire friend of her rich daddy's. I just hope she's happy and safe. She really was a nice person.
McDonald's ice cream machine never being actually broken is 100% true. I worked there all through highschool and my mom was (and still is) the store manager of that location. She runs a tight ship, and has won a lot of big awards from the company. Our ice cream machine is almost never down. As long as they are properly maintained, they'll run forever.
That walking time bomb of a waitress was the responsibility of the front house manager and the general manager! The chef has nothing to do with it unless this restaurant is the only in the world structured this way...A lot of management can't do their jobs to the fullest, which includes firing. I know because I was a GM for over twenty years! I would be sent to locations in order to get them back into compliance because their management team couldn't do the job...
The last job I worked was because a friend of mine had said they were really hurting for help, it was as a kitchen aid so I was like well I can make it work …and I did! I never took any breaks and sometimes I would even skip lunch because if it was a rush time, I wasn’t going to abandon everyone. If I didn’t have time to eat, I didn’t have time to eat no biggy whatever. Eventually I fell into a routine, I would get all of my work done and then have free time to do whatever or help people out if they needed me to. But for some reason, a coworker took total issue with this, and never told me about it. She acted like we were friends and we got along fine. We talked about our kids, and generally just life and whatever. Then one day I clocked out but before I left, I had gone into the bathroom. She must’ve thought I left though because I could hear her talking crap about me to the new hire saying how slow I was saying how she always has to jump all over me to get me to do my job saying how I’m just such a space case and calling me names … Sooooo, I quit that day! I walked out of that bathroom and put in my two week notice, because if they didn’t need me and I was such a burden on her then why am I even bothering. I could be at home with my kids? I didn’t have to have a job. I was a stay at home mom, I took the job because I was under the assumption that they needed help … But according to her, I was just making more work and making it harder for everyone overall and that I was just a burden 🙄… So the solution was simple, and I said ✌️☺️ peace out bean sprout! I don’t need to be treated like garbage by anyone, least of all high and mighty cook, that thought she was above everyone else, because of her position in the kitchen.🤷🏻♀️
I worked at burger king a long time ago. The hands thing is normal. The time went off every thirty minutes and people were pretty good about hand washing. Then they tried to introduce wearing gloves and quickly discarded that when it was noticed that people never changed gloves when switching from different activities. For example, someone would be making whoppers and need something from the walk in. They'd touch the door knob, the shelves , anything that was in the way and come back and continue making food wearing the same gloves. Someone would be changing the trash and next thing you know they are back on the whopper board with the SAME GLOVES.
Can confirm. Stayed in arguments with coworkers. Take the damn gloves off when you leave the line PLEASE
@@TraceyBoyland A Subway staff member argued with me about the gloves before when I was a customer. I was vegetarian at the time but if meat touches my meal I could tell because it makes me sick. I've been vegetarian since 2006 and vegan for a few years now. So my body can't digest meat anymore. The Subway had a line and they were trying to speed through everyone quickly but they weren't changing their gloves in between. So they were mixing everything; touching meat, veggies, bottles, reusing the same knives for every sandwich without washing it in between, etc.
The person ahead of me had every type of meat in their sub and the person went to make my sub afterward. I asked them nicely if they could please change their gloves before making my sub and explained that it would make me sick if they didn't and they started arguing with me about it. I said you just touched most of the meat products from their sandwich before touching everything else. They argued saying they don't if it's too busy, it wasn't a big deal, etc. But they reluctantly changed them, made my sub, then practically threw it at the person ringing everything up.
If I was by myself I would have just left but I was there with my family who were ordering their subs after me. After that incident, though, if I ever went to Subway, it was when they first opened so I knew everything was freshly prepped and not mixed with other stuff. But I eventually stopped going there altogether. I get being pressed for time with working with food preparation jobs but you shouldn't argue with someone telling you they have a food sensitivity or allergy. As soon as they bring you a restriction you either comply if you can or let them politely know you cannot oblige with their request. Their arguing with me made them take even more time since that was their excuse in the first place.
I worked at bk, and with a science teacher as a mother, I did my absolute best to maintain proper hand hygiene and glove discipline--and i can tell you it was hard. I tried my best to keep up with the discipline. But it was STRESSFUL. The fast pace understaffed environment is absolutely NOT conducive to maintain proper food safety and hand higene standards.
So now, I know when I'm eating out, my life is in the Lords hands. Because crosscontamination among a staff of minimum wage understaffed workers is garunteed.
It's been terrible since they introduced glove wearing here. People handle food and cash wearing the same gloves. They don't wash between glove changes. It's disgusting. I worked fast food for 8 years before gloves were introduced, and our hands were way cleaner than the gloves that people use now are.
Jerry sounds like a sweetheart. I hope he's doing well.
My 10 year old daughter calls you her 'Dream Big Sister' and frequently tells me she wishes I could adopt you. She then quickly acknowledges that she knows you love your family, reminds me that I do always say family is made of love, not blood (I'm an adopted person, scooped up from my own amazing parents from Edmonton, Alberta), and reaffirms her dream of a Barbie sleepover party with Charlotte and Sharklotte. You are very loved and knowing she can safely watch you is more appreciated than you'll ever know ❤ Thank you for caring about our kiddos!
Whole time while he's talking.. I'm saying "oh please help Jerry. Help the one who's trying his best to help himself"
$13 an hour 7 YEARS AGO to put flyers up. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Too many people ruin such genuine; good things for E'ERYBODY ELSE. 😢😢
Yeah 13 an hour for fliers isn't bad at all 7 years ago. It still wasn't technically a living wage but it was a lot closer than most paid. Though where it was at would devalue or increase the value of the pay. Like that isn't a living wage in Seattle but it may have been in the small town I lived it.
I was hoping that he ended up paying Jerry triple the wage since he did the work for 3 people.
@@marlenef777 Same. I was hoping he paid him more or became a vigilante and grabbed his money back from the other two and gave it to Jerry instead. Or that he helped him find affordable housing to be more realistic lol *Just wait a second while I turn into Batman XD
@@marlenef777 I was too SO HARD. Reward that man. I was on the edge of my seat like TELL ME WHAT YOU DID FOR JERRY.
@@deadsetondreams1988 I'll be your Robinnnnnnn. Let's GO!!
The company that makes their ice cream machines actually filed a lawsuit against them for damaging the brands reputation
😮 good!!!
I just had to look this one up especially after watching Johnny Harris’s exposè YT video . Taylor, McDonald’s ice cream machine supplier was in cahoots with McDonald’s and was sued by a different company that provided franchisors with a way to fix their “broken” machines themselves instead of being to being force to wait on and pay for repairs which McDonald’s and Taylor were profiting from. McDonald’s and Taylor told lies about this company and tried to copy/steal their software.
And yes, they both absolutely deserved to be sued 🤡
No they didnt,
A very different company sued taylor ( the company that makes the machines and actually programmed them to break down so that they can repair for a big fee)
The company that is sueing just made a device so that restaurants can fix the machinese themself
I was thinking the same thing about Jerry!! Sending prayers his way ❤️🙏🏻❤️!
The story about the worst co-worker ever in food service... reminds me of someone who was trying to run my fiancé's kitchen... She bragged about working in the industry and she was AWFUL. She cut corners which got people really upset with the food because it did taste like it was supposed to. She'd undermine my fiancé who is an actual TRAINED Chef and the ONLY person who had the Chef title was her even though she did ZERO cooking. Wild... She got fired eventually and said "If they try to beg for me to come back, I'm going to ask for $25k more a year." So awful...
6:15 coming from a previous mcds worker, we are required by LAW to wear gloves, even if we aren’t handling the food, i think this girl is just lazy or it’s a different situation at the one she’s working at, but i swear on my mom that i’ve legitimately gotten a written warning about not wearing gloves over handing the bag to the customer
Sounds like they're in the UK so maybe the regulations are different there. They have to wear gloves in the US I'm pretty sure.
Thank God I thought I was going mad 😂😂😂
Yeah you can look into the kitchens and see people wearing gloves.
You are not required by law to wear gloves in a kitchen in literally any state. There is no law regulating glove wearing in kitchens. It is an FDA recommendation, but is not actually regulated. It's a company policy & is really only done in the US at all because we want the false sense of security it gives us that our food is more sanitary. It's a myth created by fast casual restaurants like Chipotle, Moe's & Subway, where people can literally see their food being prepared, to make them feel better about the fact that workers can't leave the line to wash their hands often enough to avoid cross contamination. I promise you, nobody in any closed restaurant kitchen is wearing gloves to prepare your food.
@@CraziestDiamonds I worked at Burger King at the UK and we didn't wear gloves but we did have the hand washing thingy...also gloves aren't always more sanitary because people pay less attention to how dirty their hands are or what they touch when they wear gloves
I swear grown adults spend more energy trying not to work then the amount of energy it does it do a five minute job.
Amen
there's a garfield comic about that, my fav one ever. 3 panels of jon watching garfield walk back and forth carrying boards and hammer and stuff, banging off (screen?) panel. jon finally checks on the noise and garfield has nailed his tv to the ceiling so he can lay on his back in bed and watch tv. jon just says "ive never seen anyone work so hard to be lazy" i laughed way too hard and remember that comic over a decade later lol
I have seen that first story happen in-person. The girl had handed in her notice add a cheap variety store and they had cancelled her staff discount straight away. She had her mother with her and two shopping carts full of merchandise. I saw it all because unfortunately I was so sucker standing behind her in line. I'm not sure how it ended. But if they're going to cancel staff discounts when they hand in notice, that needs to be stated when they start. I doubt it was 50% though. I owned a mobile phone store and I sold products to my staff at cost price which also included GST - goods and services tax. But my staff were all decent, I let one use one of the shop sim cards as well. In her discounted phone belonging to her! Because she was totally honest and trustworthy.
Omg!!! BAHAHAHA!! Don’t know if the ads are the same for everyone, but I got a big fat McDonald’s ad right after the McDonald’s story LOLOL!!!
I had one of those girls when I was a caterer. She didn’t think she had to refill glasses because they weren’t empty yet. They would be down to ice and she’d still refuse to refill until they were empty. She was super slow with clearing and cleaning. Finally one of the managers had enough and made her stay late to clean with the last group. She whined and complained so much that she quit. 😂
I worked at a really nice restaurant as a service assistant basically delivering food to tables, clearing dishes and refilling water glasses. You best believe those glasses never got empty on my shift, most of the time the glasses never made it below half
13:00 Let's all send up positive vibes and/or prayers for Jerry.
There was an employee that started working at the pet store i was preparing to leave as i had moved to another town the next state over. This kid was CONSTANTLY having some mishap or another. A panic attack in the middle of the store...on the floor, was hesitant to do ANYTHING in the store that was asked of them, claimed to have so many illnesses that hindered them from doing anything....but would still continue to come to work and occupy space. Management was afraid to fire this person because they could claim the employer was prejudice against their gender (them/they). But then one day quit and stated that the store needed to be more lenient with ppl who are conflicted with mental illness.....😑😑😑 Scuse me?
I worked in a grocery store bakery. I made doughnuts, cakes, cookies and bread. The amount of people I had to take around the bakery section and explain what was made from mixes to what was thawed and baked to what came in frozen was amazing. I felt bad for them, but, this is in a chain grocery store. I always told them nothing would be that price if we had to mix and bake every single item. And the drama, everyone knew who was sleeping with who, including top management. One girl straight up walked up on upper management and customer service in the back of the store where we all went to smoke. Half of us were stoned all the time, and the deli kept catching the rotisserie oven on fire.
As for working at McDonald's back in 2013 it's true. The machine is never broken, it's just easier for us to tell that to customers then to tell them it's locked. Bc then so many of will yell and would want an exclamation as to why it's locked. So to stop an argument from happening we say it's broken.
When Charlotte said: "...even spreading it across 20 people...that's a lot of sexy hot-dogs" ..I spit out my cornflakes!
Ironic considering why cornflakes were invented. 😅
@@tonycowin Dr. Kellogg thought cereal was good for you
@@tonycowin Touche' my good Sir. 🧐
I love how every ad I saw in this video was for McDonald's 🤣 and I totally won't stop eating it either. Love you Charlotte! ❤
I distributed pamphlets as my first job and originally they'd call certain volunteers along your delivery route to make sure they were being delivered (this was back before mobile phones were a big thing). There were so many people just dumping their pamphlets that they eventually decided to bring in, honest to god, tracking devices to make sure we were doing the job properly.
Someone actually tried to 'disable' their device and broke it which, one, meant they had to pay to have it replaced and two, made it super obvious they weren't doing the job properly
The server in the final story nearly kills people, but the boss "omg she strokes my ego and all that, we must keep this gem." That manager was asking for a mutiny.
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast hahaha! exactly!
Ive always put 100% into what my job was. I had a job cleaning apartments after people moved out. Some were DISGUSTING. I had to pull out every appliance and clean behind them. I did that every time. I was proud of how each place was clean and ready for a new person to move in. I don't miss it though. 😂
We did enjoy that story about the three guys and Jerry doing all the work! Like to find out where that Jerry guy is, so we could see if we could get him more work!
My 12 yr old and I have daily watch parties and you Charlotte always is the first on our list! We love you Charletta! All the way from Arizona! ❤🎉
Good Morning Petty Potatoes! ❤🍿
Morning :)
Buenos días 😊
Morniiiing🩷
In my time is night 😂
Why, GM Petty Potatoes! 🥔 💅🏽
As someone who worked at a different fast food place before and after gloves were forced personally I would prefer it with hands on many cases because people are more likely to wash their bare hands than they are to wash their hands and change their gloves. I literally saw some people try to wear the same pair of gloves THE ENTIRE DAY! Or they might just wash their hands with the gloves still on. I saw people so far more gross things with gloves than without them and I worked there longer before the glove rule got implemented. I don’t know about anyone else but if people aren’t following sanitary codes for their own personal hands they aren’t going to do it when gloves are involved either. I myself am more likely to touch things with gloves on that I wouldn’t just touch with my bare hands. Now don’t get me wrong gloves are a great PPE tool but that’s only if people use them the correct way and the majority of people don’t. The same thing is true when people were using gloves in public after Covid happened things like masks and gloves are only protecting people if the people using them use them right!!
Duuuude😂 i'm watching this as background sound every time of the day!
Used to work in a Deli at my grocery store (changed departments), The amount of times I've had to slap utensils out of coworkers hands, jump in front of them, throw fresh gloves at them, or snatch cut meat from their hands before they served it just to save the customer is astounding. They would drop a utensil, and pick it right back up and try to serve the customer with it IN FRONT OF THE CUSTOMER. I would fly over there and smack the spoon out of their hand before they could dip it in the food, ordering them to get a fresh spoon.
They would pick their nose, cough, and generally touch themselves before touching food in front of the customer. And the customer would take the food, but then put it back on the counter and leave due to witnessing that. Now these ppl would talk absolute shit about me, that I was bossy, annoying, and mean. But I'll take that as I was only being that way towards those specific ppl to protect the customers.
Thankfully they'd each find their own demise at the job, one was caught stealing from the cash register. Another had been so disgusting in front of customers, including the managers, that they picked a bullshit reason to fire her (over a coffee cup- which is FREE to employees but they needed an excuse and no one did jack to stop them bc tho she was sweet she was just unsanitary).
Not to mention allergies too, I would always make sure those with allergens were safe by completely sanitizing what was needed for their order no matter how much it held up the line.
They're all still unhappy I changed departments, and no one I worked with could stand being there without me so they all followed suite. Even the customers come to me saying, "I don't feel safe getting my food there since you left that department," and I'm like, "I know, I'm sorry." Every time I have to visit that part of the store I see them just dicking around and our orders aren't done bc they just don't care and don't want to work, but then complain that everything is backed up specifically bc they dicked around til it was time.
But there were also moments I had to protect my coworkers, you'd be surprised just how many incel ppl, or just perverts in general, get off on subjugating women, by abusing them mentally and emotionally. Who would say things like, "I can get you fired" with a sneer. Our girls would run into the freezer and cry. They would cause messes and order our girls to get down and clean it so they could watch and berate them with a smile. So whenever I saw it happening I would take over for them. Our girls were also sexually harassed by ppl of all ages, and we got those perpetrators banned too. Some of them even got punched in the face, which was worth the suspension.
I would have rewarded Jerry with a full time job and made sure his hotel was taken care of for a week.
Never pay without looking at the video first!
I would've liked to give him the pay the other 2 would've got but realistically that'd probably get him in legal trouble.
I worked in a bakery kitchen.
Only gloves were worn when either the finishers were girls who didn't want their nails dirty, or when we had cuts on our hands.
Washed hands are clean unless open cuts are present.
Gloves are really only used in cafeteria settings where people are handling ready to eat food and money... the gloves are thrown out after every serving in that case.
Not true. You need to wear gloves when handling raw foods in the restaurant I work at. On the off chance someone has tiny cuts they didn't notice, it's so we don't get pathogens and dirt in it. When I was in culinary school, same deal: gloves at all times unless cutting RTE food or for delicate tasks like shucking oysters where you don't want vinyl in the food
@@HighAsHeckPriestessnotice they said bakery. That means dough and cakes. Raw meat is different.
@@HighAsHeckPriestessmaybe not true where you worked but it's literally not a rule everywhere! We were taught during food hygiene courses that gloves do not need to be worn at all times because Yr more likley to cross contaminate while wearing gloves than not and just washing your hands regularly
@@kaydelahunty3789 Yes! I've seen so many people cross contaminate with gloves on and it really grosses me out. A common way is they'll handle money, then handle the food without changing gloves- yuck! It's like it gives them a false sense of security, thinking they're being sanitary just because they're wearing gloves.
Girl!! You got me using some of your phrases at work to keep myself sane
The last story is horrifying! I legit go into anaphylaxis from some of the foods I am allergic to. Thankfully the rest of the staff was paying attention or customers could have died and the restaurant would have had some serious lawsuits on their hands.
9:20 I'm sure the boss didn't enjoy hearing 3hrs of his employees bash him! My dad called me once & didn't hang up so my phone recorded 6 minutes of my parents bashing me... IDK how long they talked about me; thankfully my phone only recorded the 1st 6mins. It was heartbreaking 💔 i couldn't listen to the whole thing but it lived in my brain for a LONG time! When I confronted them about it, the 1st thing my mom said was 'didn't you hear me ask if he hung up?'
I have two doctorates and a masters, but the best job I ever had was minimum wage nannying so I could keep my son with me. ❤️
I agree, fast food drama is TOP TIER. I witnessed some of the WILDEST fights and general drama in fast food.
As someone who works at McDonald's currently, we use gloves in the kitchen while we cook and prep (different gloves for the meat), and when putting baked goods in the oven, we only don't wear gloves when doing stuff on register or bagging food
I hope Jerry is doing much better these days. He seems like such a stand up guy. ❤
The McDonald's one is hilarious to me cause my parents started dating while working there. My mom was 16, and the fry girl and my dad was the manager. Now, my parents had a horrible relationship, and my brother and I were so happy when they divorced. So maybe it's not the best place to find a lifelong partner, haha!
Funny enough I met my son's dad working at McDonald's and that didn't last either 😅 my son is now 6 and I haven't been with his dad since he was about a year and a half. He's such a pain in the back side 😂😂 12 more years and I won't have to have much to do with him 😅 but who is counting? 🤷♀️
Just to clarify I'm talking about the dad, not my son 😂😂
Auntie Charlotte! That is so precious! I can't think of any better auntie influence that you, potat queen! 🖤
Aunty Charlotte is 100% that cool aunt
I'm assuming since she was leaving she needed another method of income, so selling "sexy hotdogs" for under price (but still more than 50%) would give her a nice 25% profit income while she won that casino money haha
Sometimes people buy them for more than the original price as well/ or bid on them. Some people are into that XD She could also use them as a tax write-off if she needed them for a side job lol
@@deadsetondreams1988 And I thought Gamer Girl Water was bad (I'm assuming you meant she used them then sold them to gross perverts).
@@maurer3d I don't know if she actually did but I've heard of people getting a lot for selling them. You are correct, that is what I was trying to say without saying XD
what are "sexy hotdogs"? sorry to ask, english not my first language
@@taniagomes5210 Toys of the Adult and private kind.
Not sure if CZcams would actually allow the word.
I worked in an adult store for a year. BEST JOB EVER! My bosses had a dog and they often bring her to the store. Sexy hot dogs are usually sold in a box, first a all, second, a normal person cleans their sexy hotdog before using it and last, the dog mostly stayed in the backstore. And she was also useful to scare away all the p3rvs looking for way more than sexy hotdogs and fl3shlights ;)
I'm thinking that I'd probably enjoy working at an adult store. I'm a grey-haired old lady with a weird sense of humor, not easily embarrassed, and the filter on my mouth stopped working long ago. I would imagine it's an interesting place to work, and every day is different!
My favorite job ever also had a shop dog, owned by my bosses. One day, my cat (who loved car rides) stowed away in my back seat and I drove all the way to work before I discovered him. I was 30 miles from home, so asked my bosses if I could take him back home and work extra to make up for it. They had met "Spaz" before and loved him. He was a big chill tomcat and very friendly. They insisted on letting him stay and see how it worked out.
I went next door to 7 Eleven and bought cat litter and food, made a litterbox out of the box top from a case of paper (we were a print shop). Spaz had never been around a dog before, so that was the big test. Could he get along with Miss Foo, the owners' precious Pekingese Princess?
He walked up and licked the pup on the head, the dog flopped on her back, asking for belly rubs. They were instant BFFs so Spaz became a regular at work. Some customers would stop by just to visit those two. We never had any problems because of them.
@@LazyIRanch so nice of your boss to let your cat stay! And if you have the chance at working in an adult store, do it! There's nothing wrong in selling some fun and happiness ;D tbh id do it again, and my boss asked mme to come back but i moved too far away sadly
Yes! Thank you! People have pets in stores all the time. I'm not defending this girl or her behavior, she should have asked first and when they said no, then that's that. But the argument kinda didn't hold up. They don't have sexy hot dogs open and laying around the store. lol. And what if someone has a service dog? Just say we don't allow pets because it's our policy.
Being as I worked at McDonald's several times before, I can confirm that 90% of the time, the ice cream machine is not broken. It's just that we mainly run out of mix for the ice cream and shakes. Cause it's actually uses the same mix for both and we often don't get enough mix for the week. S, I can confirm, it's not that it's broken. It's mainly because 90% of the time, we have no mix.
Me and my daughter watch your videos together all the time! She’s 9 and loves the stories on your channel 😂
At the market at U of A it was way worse. Some guy was getting fired so he sold EVERYTHING in the store for 1 penny each. The store was EMPTY by the end of the day and he left. There should still be a news article about it somewhere.
As someone with a DEADLY food allergy, that last server scares the SCHEISSE out of me! Just having my allergen at the table is enough to set off a reaction. I have to be SOOO careful.
That was your best ending ever. 😂 Sweetly delivered. "You're fired." And much needed. We all want to fire her and she no longer works there.
You always makes my day better Charlotte ❤❤❤
Mad respect to anyone who works with food. Keeping track of what is what to not kill people (and actually caring about it) is hard. A thousand songs of praises for you all.
My uncle once sent his new co-driver (huge 18-wheelers, transport across Europe) to the ATM to get 300 Euro in cash, the guy came back a couple of minutes later saying that the only options were 100 and 200, and no 300, which should he choose 🤣
😂i'm from Europe, your comment made me laugh so much.
That is kinda a point tho. It may be totally stupid depending on the system and the way that it is managed, if it's just a few people then it's easy to keep track of the amount of withdrawals and the amount of cash total. I work for a decently sized company and I work with a guy with memory issues and he sometimes forgets to give change. Management come down a lot because they can see how many transactions we do against the amount of times the drawer is opened and his rarely adds up due to the amount of no sale openings for when he is reminded for change.
I love how you are playing with the lighting. Love love love it
At 6:29 I remember they used to give out mayo packets for no charge
I had a co worker in a pizza place and she was a delivery driver but didnt have her driver's license and her mom would drive her around to deliver pizzas until the owner took her in as a charity case and bought an electric bike for her. I had to re deliver sooooo many pizzas because she fell off the bike ruining the pizza smh
First girl was 1000% selling that product on the side. I worked at a small pet store once and most of the product was really expensive, the type of place that people with more money than sense shop at, but one of the employee perks was getting everything at cost so we could get HIGH quality food/supplies for next to nothing. One girl was buying things and then turning around and selling it to people through Facebook for a profit. Even though the rest of us thought she was sus, the owner only finally fired her when she bought a bunch of cat food and she didn't own a cat.
I was really hoping the Jerry story would end in a happier note like he gave him a full time job helped him get back on his feet and get a place that he could call home.. became life long work partners/ friends.. that would have made the story so much better.. God bless Jerry!
Mcds was my first job too and I worked there when we could smoke in the break room and glad to know nothing has changed when it comes to who is working there 😂
Reminds me of some terrible coworkers and bosses I’ve had in the past. I’m very grateful to not have to work with them anymore.
I'm in the suburb where the crash with the yellow car happened. The photo used in the clip was posted to our suburb facebook group asking if anyone knew her. Glad she found out who damaged her car.
The ice cream machines are also proprietary and support is only handled through a single channel. And diagnosing and troubleshooting the machines causes huge issues.
There was a company that reverse engineered their system and came up with a tool that would interface with the machines and made diagnosing the machines avail to other support teams.
McDonald’s and the company that did the ice cream machines system conspired to take that company down.
Is an interesting read
Aww, bless you Jerry ❤❤❤ I hope hes doing well now.
I was just talking about how a transferred employee only worked 1 half a day shift and called out for two days straight the next two days. 🙃 I am really tired of complaining about my coworkers but damn, some people just really come to work to not work.
Mad respect for those brave enough to work at a fast food place. BOOMER STORYTIME. My junior high in the mid 1960s (back in the day they were junior high, grades 7-9. It should still be that way IMO) was about 30 yards from a Burger Chef (before McDonalds came to town, but basically the same thing) so you can imagine what it was like when the dismissal bell rang. It was standing room only, wall to wall hormonal, pre and pubescent heathens. 15 cent cheeseburgers, 10 cent fries, 5 cent cokes. Five days a week those workers dealt with our shit. Any fight that was going to take place? “I’ll see YOU behind Burger Chef after school”. And my mom would come driving up in her Lime Gold ‘67 Mustang- which is still in the family🫶- with our goofy Irish Setter hanging out of the window. I would always have to buy two plain burgers for the dog before going out to the car🤦♀️ damn we had a great childhood. I feel sad for kids today because they don’t have the freedoms we enjoyed.
loved Burger Chef because you could dress your own burger however you wanted!
Amen! Burger chef was my favorite we are blessed to be Gen X unfortunately we ignited have to save our world…
100% about a honest day's work. When my kids first wanted to get jobs that's basically the speech I gave them: when you get a job, you make an agreement that for X amount of money, you will perform whatever the job is they are asking you to do, and therefore, you are morally obligated to do your very best. If at some time, you ever feel like you do not like the bargain you have made, you have the option of renegotiating with your employer, or leaving the position. You do NOT have the option of not doing the job to the best of your ability and also taking someone's money. That is stealing.
yeah, I volunteer in a charity shop and even we are not allowed to ring up our own purchases at all!! also dating in McDonalds, ironically my brother met my sister in law when both were working there but I did hear of various similar stories from people working in various locations about "relationships" happening!
Prayers for Jerry!!❤ hope you find all you need and more😊
I had a coworker who brought in bouquets to give everyone the day our store closed. I'm very allergic to flowers, which was a well known fact, went into anaphylactic shock, and had to leave via ambulance.
Glad you're ok. Did anything happen to that person who almost killed you?
Prayers For Everyone Thank You Lord We Love You Lord Thank You In Jesus Christ Holy Name AMEN
Yeah, people think its funny.. hardy ha ha...when they are playing with your life🤨
Speaking from experience unfortunately but your body can only take so many 'hits' before you start paying for all your 'saviours'. 🤕
@@NekoKuro-il8rz I mean, not really since the store was closing. But I'm pretty sure it got added into their work file, so I guess that's gonna follow them. I also got to send them the medical bill since they were technically responsible, so there was that too. But I didn't press any charges, just didn't want to have to deal with that.
@@sueladybird6923 My friends nickname for me is "The Unkillable One," because by all accounts I should be dead by now, but not even Death itself wants to put up with my BS.
Can confirm about the maccas one very true I’ve been working for almost a year now and I’ve seen some crazy stuff
I have not had McDonalds in 15 years (give or take) & never will again. Three visits in a row, different locations, different items, same result. Deathly ill with food poisoning, out of work for days, at one point I literally thought I was going to die. NEVER AGAIN!