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00:00 - You freaks don't work hard enough
01:07 - Gen Z is difficult to work with
01:38 - Quirky Out of Office Messages
03:04 - BetterHelp Ad Read
03:56 - Quirky Out of Office Messages (cont.)
04:44 - Gen Z Google Calendar
05:55 - Gen Z bored in a meeting admission
07:07 - Crying Starbucks Employee
09:53 - Calling out Toxic Workplaces
11:09 - Let us know your Gen Z thoughts
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No I did not shoot this on Zoom using the "you're getting laid off" filter
Good to know
you look good with a full beard
@@zeag7187 "full"
you need to go to disney land and eat those large ass turkey legs. That filter has you looking like a malnourished but mysteriously handsome grandad
Isn't that how you shot the final Trill episode?
noel looks like the yassify filter irl
Noel looks like a sharpied egg
Glad I wasn’t the only one who noticed
thank u for bringing this up fr
I thought the same 😂
And the old filter at the same time
I feel for the college student, 25 hours a week doesn't sound bad until you remember college is a whole other bitch in itself.
Yeah I feel like a lot of the ppl watching that video make fun of him. But having to study full time at college is tough all in it’s own. So having to work a lot on top of it sucks.
Starbucks is a whole other bitch in itself lol I would never work there 😂
Yep at first I was like 25 hours, pffssh but paired with everything else, then it started making sense.
Facts
😂😂😂😂
I’m a broke college student in working in a restaurant and it’s so depressing to see all of the older women working there who do it as a second or third job, people who work in hospitals, schools, and offices who are criminally underpaid at their first job just to come into a second job where the customers treat you like garbage and you scrounge for tips. YES I’m going to complain about the system, THE SYSTEM SUCKS
I'm in my first year of uni and genuinely have so much respect for people who manage to support themself while sutdying full time. I can barely keep up with my studies (good grades but pressed for time) and I only work one 7 hour shift a week so I can't imagine what it's like being the starbucks guy. Worse yet, at least the star bucks guy has an end in sight once he finishes his degree, those peopel with two jobs you mention have no hope to get out of the situation they are in and no support leg to stand on. Fortunately these problems aren't as prevalent in new zealand but they are still very real.
They do it bc they have families that rely on the income you do it bc you ran out of your allowance from your mom and dad for the month
@@haleylogsdon8791 this seems like wilful ignorance. the person just expressed they are working and also a college student and broke which implies they support themself. What you said isn't even an argument you are just trying to paint the person complaining about the system as ungrateful to invalidate what they are saying but their complaint wasn't even about themself. Their complaint was on behalf of those people working 2 or 3 jobs and barely able to support their families.
The starbucks guy’s point? Totally valid. The fact that he, in the middle of the work day (while there were customers) sat on the floor and cried into the camera about it all? Yikes. Whether or not the gen z stereotypes are true, this guy is playing right into them - and the fact that you guys are writing comments suggesting that what he was doing was totally acceptable behaviour confirms it. I’m gen z too, and I’m all for speaking out against a system that sucks, but for god’s sake have a little backbone. Filming videos crying on the floor while your co workers bust their asses off in the background is not going to make people take us seriously.
@@dizzy388 i dont think people are saying what he is doing is normal or acceptable but focusing on the important part of the video rather than judging an entire generation of humans off of a tiktok video
Noel acting like he’s been “in the work place” within the past five years is beyond hilarious
Talk about being out of touch 🙄
right!! cause i didn’t really find it funny when he started talking about the starbucks guy…
Yeah but until he met Cody he was kind of a broke car bitch
@@quinncyisqueersame deadass came into the comments to see if anyone else agreed with my GF and I while watching this. that video gives me such a gut wrenching feeling. We've all had that angry, desperate breakdown in the back room or our car.
@@quinncyisqueer I felt bad for the starbucks guy.
Honestly this whole video was kind of gross and out of touch
28 year old here: I've worked with gen zers (zoomers?) and it's not so much they're lazy/entitled (I've met those types in all age groups) just less likely to be personally invested/do shit they're aren't getting paid for.
As they should: you don't pay your staff a decent wage and are ready to throw them under the bus at a moment's notice don't expect loyal employees.
And to people arguing about whether I'm a millennial or gen z it literally doesn't mean anything. Some people picked a set time period (that apparently not everyone can even agree on anyway) and decided they were personality traits.
Same. They saw us busting our asses to get the same things our parents got, saw us get shit on, and adapted. I'm glad they're learning from our mistakes. The mistake being thinking our bosses would actually give a fuck? Act human?
Yup. Employment is a 2 way deal. I'm technically a zoomer at 25 and my coworkers don't understand why I don't get equipment certifications that I wouldn't get paid any more for. Why the hell would I do that? I'm not a sucker. If it was required I would've done it week one and if it was important they'd incentivize it. Someone else can drive the forklift for free.
@@dummydee4671 do you have friends?
@@dummydee4671 pick me spotted
@@dummydee4671 he asked if you had friends because "getting shit done" and working for free isnt something ANY young person would ever do knowing the world will be in shambles in 50 years. So i actually dont think youre 23. If you are, you should try and wake up before your "work ethic" makes you depressed by the time youre 60.
You're basically saying "Its not hard , just dont have a life besides work and suck it up" , yeah, sure, then its not hard at all. But times change, and many young people dont see the logic in throwing your life away for the chance (not even a guarantee) that someone might pay your retirement or you save enough money to retire yourself. That isnt something realistic, even CEO's of major Banks acknowledge that being able to buy a house just from working is literally IMPOSSIBLE now if you dont have a family with money.
Youre expirence shows that you dont have much contact to real young people who dont have rich parents, ie 90% of people. just saying.
As a Gen Z im not entitled or loyal to my job. I just clock into work, do my job and clock out. I don’t do more than I’m paid to do. I “act my wage” 😂
Yo fax thats every gen z, we dont gaf bout the job we here to get paid and leave simple and if we think the job trash we say fuck it and find a new job on indeed lmao
Real asf
And you should keep doin that, all these employers have somehow promoted these crazy ass thought that you gotta work like there's nothin else in yo life for 2 dollars a month over min wage. I think that american dream shit is also to blame old ass people think they gon be millionaires by workin 95 hour weeks. When did fuckin Apple give you a fuckin phone for free? samsung aint out here givin away free TVs so why the fuck people supposed to give they skills time and health away for free
that's why I'm high everyday at work. I get my work done, but I'm not there to try my best
@@BigBoy.69420where is it that you do try your best
bro really asked his gen z audience what it’s like to work in a corporate environment/internship, like any of us can get them😭
people are completely missing the fact that the starbucks employee was also a full time college student. people making fun of him have obviously never been a full time student and worked full time, it is absolutely exhausting and overwhelming
Fr it’s just 24/7 work for them
Yes, but based on his character, it’s probably some useless easy degree. Not a big deal to work part time as well
@@trevordustin5480”based on his character” what could you possibly surmise about his character from one video of him having a nervous breakdown??? What you think because he’s “being a pussy” or he has the “gay voice” he must be doing a useless degree??
Use a shred of empathy and intelligence. If you had either of those you’d see regardless of his situation he’s clearly overwhelmed and overworked. You’re just trying to paint it in a light where he deserves it so you don’t feel bad for laughing. You’re a dick.
@@trevordustin5480 yea just assume dude why be a human being when you can just assume shit and be an asshole way easier
@@trevordustin5480that makes no sense
I actually start every morning by yelling at toddlers that they don't have that grindset cause they haven't even started their 401k
Ha! I start *my* mornings by yelling at newborns who don't even have vacations yet!
As a Gen Z kid working an internship at your average office job I’ve learned there is ridiculous amounts of just pointless catty drama that occurs. People who come in with outfits that they spent 30 minutes planning and a haircut that is more than my annual pay just to complain for their entire shift about the guy in the next cubicle drive me absolutely insane. I hope we all can just agree to hate each other and move on with it
Isn’t your annual pay 0 dollars at an internship
@@owenwaltertranscriptionsthere are paid and unpaid internships you goofball
Yeah dude I bet you're totally different than them
When you’re in school you believe that the dumb petty drama is just kid stuff but when you join a workplace you realize that it’s the same BS when you’re older as well. Then you (try to) work your way up the ladder and realize that most of the people who are in charge actually aren’t trained or qualified to work in that position, so the trickle down of BS perpetuates itself.
IMO, just gotta roll your eyes, find the least toxic place to work and let your bosses and coworkers just bicker while you go home and spend time doin’ you instead of stressin bout the petty shit at work, ya know? #yaycapitalism
@CalAndAly learn to drink.
Lucille my internship only had 8 total employees.
It feels like Noel is doing the “tip you landlord” vibe
I’m older gen z and always believed that if I “followed my passion” and “worked hard” I would be rewarded with a fulfilling career and a livable wage. At a previous job, I was a worker in the lowest level position there was, volunteered for the institution, attended optional and unpaid meetings and affinity groups, proposed ideas that were approved by leadership that were high above my pay grade, and saw no recognition for it all. Never ask gen z why a job is just a job. That’s exactly what it is. Get in and get out because these places show they don’t care every day. Corporate jargon, attitude, and procedure have overrun public institutions like libraries and museums too. None of it is like it used to be and so neither are the people 🤷🏻♀️ we’ve adapted to apathy
agreed, i clock in and do the bare minimum to where its not fire-able, then just clock out lol. “hard work” doesnt get you far when you work for corporations anymore bc they’ll drop you in an instant for someone that has 0 experience in your position.
@@perhapsitsnoelleexactly. there’s been numerous times i’ve worked my ass off, more than my managers, but was never promoted. then i quit, went to a daycare where i was watching 12 toddlers all alone, for $7.25 an hour 🙃
“you kids these days don’t work hard enough”
*kid from these days tries to get a job*
“sorry kid you don’t have enough experience”
Did you watch the entire video? Clearly any moron gets a job
100% how it actually is and it's so fucking annoying
I was looking at entry level jobs for my major EVERYTHING requires 2+ years of experience
The only way I could realistically get that is working for free?
And there's no way anyone can realistically do that
Funny thing is a lot of those places are listed as urgently hiring
Lie on your resume. It's the only way out. This has been happening probably forever. At least it was happening 15 years ago when I got my first job. Remember, employers are like mushrooms. You feed them shit, and keep them in the dark. If you can do the job, just lie. There is nothing morally wrong about it, and it's not illegal.
So yeah it's assumed that in order to not be working hard, that you already have a job. As far as getting a job literally every place is hiring right now. Yeah you may have to suck it up and work for 10 bucks an hour before you can put some experience on your resume and go to a different job.
as a gen z who clcks more hours in my restaurant than my manager, half the staff is under legal drinking age, and the other half is old people who are never sober. who works hardest is really just dependant on who gives a fuck
Jw, do either of those group give any fucks about their job?
@@PBthesquirrelprobably not. they shouldn’t have to either
@@amiyabutterfield agreed. I wouldn't if I worked in a service position.
I'm so fucking fortunate I don't have to do that shit anymore
as a gen z food service worker i can assure you that ive felt the same way as the starbucks worker numerous times. and the thing is that it's not even really about the hours, its about having to deal with shitty people for that long that you feel awful and warn out by the end of it. sure not every customer is fucking awful but a lot of them are just rude, also millennial coworkers suck ass because they're condescending and bitter. so i have had shifts where i get sexually harassed multiple times by men triple my age and have had to go right back to a coworker who has outright tried to get me fired because she she feels entitled to my hours. all this to live. i love capitalism.
exactly
People aren’t aware of how much worse customer service jobs are nowadays, talking to my coworkers that have been at my job for 10+ years is depressing as hell cause they’re always talking about how much nicer the customers used to be and how the job has gotten way more stressful…
“condescending and bitter” THANK YOU. It’s the reason why a lot gen z doesn’t like millennials. So fucking annoyingly passive aggressive and for what
millennials who complained about boomers complaining about them and are now complaining about gen z are the weirdest mfs out there
exactly like you’d think they’d know better
You say this as if the whole of last year wasn’t gen z making fun of and complaining about millenials lol. Honestly I’m not surprised they decided to hit back, the whole ‘gen z are quirky and uniquely going to change the world, we’re the chosen generation 😌’ h=narrative was soooooo cringe
As a Gen Z-er working at a law firm, I think Noel said it best when discussing how older generations are frustrated because we are pointing out things in the workforce that aren’t fair or could be improved upon. Yeah it can be annoying, but the fact so much of the adult population dislikes their jobs or feels “drained” from them is probably something worth noting or talking about. Work is going to be difficult, yes. But it is a bit sad that so many just resign to “this is the way it is” given that we spend the vast majority of our life working underpaid (in some cases), for a corporation who would squash us with no hesitation if we confronted them.
As a millenial, at some point in my career I just lost the energy to try any fight it and after being around for so long you realize that certain cultures just aren't going to change unless the change is coming from the top down. And a lot of the times, the toxic culture is coming FROM the top. So you just work hard enough to preserve your reputation and transfer or promote to a place where the culture is better. I have also seen that although people are overworked everywhere due to current labor shortages nationwide, not all jobs are as equally toxic and some are actually not toxic at all (or maybe minimally toxic lol). I also learned that the toxicity is field-specific. I would imagine law firms aren't the best at respecting employees' work/life balance. About work being draining for everyone...I'm still looking for a solution and I'm currently on the verge of mental exhaustion, so please feel free to share your ideas on fixing that 😅 I can't tell if I'm drained from work, undiagnosed physical/mental health issues, needing a vacation, getting old, or all of the above.
brother you think we didnt try to change it too?
@@JazzyB9481from the top down your exactly right. Down with the bourgeoisie
@@ukuleleamour honestly w the way most of the boomers dickride their bosses and corporations no
This.
when i worked at walgreens my saying was "what are they gonna do, fire me? they need me!" they were understaffed and every employee had to do the jobs of like 5 people (register, stocking, photos, beauty, answering the phone while at the register, and they even tried to convince us to add on pharmacy) because this rich ass company doesnt feel like using some of its profit to actually have enough employees. one of my coworkers who was in her 60s and had been working retail for years would talk about how customers are more entitled than ever. my dad worked in retail when he was younger and he talked about how there used to be one person for each job, as opposed to being a "customer service associate" and have to do and know everything.
its easy to say gen z doesnt want to work, but the reality is (at least retail) work environments are objectively worse than they used to be. And maybe gen z is overzealous to think that they might change anything, but is it really gonna help to tell them that they cant try? things can get better if we let them get better, instead of forcing the younger people to suffer what the older generations did.
Well at least they should behave better. Like stop talking shit about the company that hired you. Not a big request tbh
@@likemysnoppme when im a corporate bootlicker with no reading comprehension
@@likemysnopp the company does not give a shit about their employees. why should the employees give a shit about the company. if the employees are replaceable so is their employer.
This is facts. I currently work Walgreens while attending college and the workload they put on people is unreasonable. Sometimes it’s okay when the store is slow. But other times it’s just insane. Sometimes I’m dealing with a problematic customer for tens of minutes at a time, while a long line is forming, phones I’m expected to answer are ringing, someone at photo wants me to take a passport picture and edit it, a FedEx dropoff is coming in, a same day order I’m supposed to pick and deliver is ringing in my earpiece, and I’m already behind on unloading the bays. Sometimes I have this workload while there’s TWO people on the floor, the other one being my shift lead!
It all happens because for some reason Walgreens only wants to dedicate two people to closing the store for the last THREE hours of the store being open. They expect us to juggle half a dozen programs at once with 2 people on a busy Saturday night. God forbid someone need to take a shit at any point. Anyone calling people who work this job “lazy” has no fucking idea what they’re talking about
@@likemysnoppbro was employee of the month at Walmart or something 😭
Things only change when you speak out. What Noel classifies as "crying" is closer to reaching for help
Young People in the workforce: I don’t owe this job my life! I’m gonna stick up for myself!
Noel, a multimillionaire ex-coder: CRINGE lol, WELCOME TO LATE STAGE CAPITALISM LOL
crying about your 25-hr schedule at your first job is a canon event
They probably could have reacted better but when you're also going to school 20-30 hours a week, commuting on public transportation (extra time), spending 80% of your time awake away from home on your feet, and the money you are making isn't even close to half as much as you need to meet your cost of living or reduce your debt -- this is the end result. My dude is just stressed at his wit's end.
Hope his parents are around to help out or take some of that burden off. Mine were never wealthy but they were irreplaceable during my growing years.
Id cry if i didnt get at least 50 hours a week Cuz i need fat stacks of cash
Yeah a 25 hour work week sounds fine until you remember you’re a full time college student taking out insane amounts of money to pay tuition for a school that is not going to support you balancing what is basically two jobs.
@@kittyscreativecorner Exactly. I think people forget the college is a full time job.
All i can think is who was responsible for raising him? Not his parents, probably the systemic education today. Either way, this should be a clear sign of how you would want to raise a person bc they could end up just like this.
25 y/o Engineer in Training here: Got fired after 6 months because I just wasn’t personally invested enough in the job, didn’t wanna put in the extra hours over the standard 40hr work week. Also constantly was told I wasn’t finishing tasks quickly enough to make them money. Can’t say I relate to any of the crazy stuff in this post - I just think that the new generation isn’t and will not be fooled into putting their ALL into their work. New generation knows how to separate work from life and does not take pride in meaningless jobs the way boomers used to.
Crazy to think they'd rather fire a potential asset to their team (while in training) as opposed to make accommodations for them if they see x,y,z, isn't working as they had hoped... 😅
Noel really trying to boost the engagement numbers on this one
noel really out here showing his age
Nah man, I'm 36. He's just too well off now to get it. I work with plenty of great Gen z folks who are in the trenches with me and we all get along great and understand what's going on where we're at. This is almost rich-boomer kinds of content in this video.
@@steveosk8sSo… he’s ALMOST out here showing his age then? 😂
LMAO
LMAOOOO
As a millennial, i dont think ive ever uttered the words "gen z is lazy" in fact, they have more hussle than I have had my entire existence 😂 i also admire them for not taking shit from anyone.
This us true, Im gen z and i noticed people have this whole "act like i dont care but i actually do" thing where they work hard and smart on the down low but pretend to be massive failures because the bar is just. that. high.
The thing with gen z is that everything is SO bad and the cost of living /getting an education is SO high that they cannot be bothered by things that do not financially or emotionally benefit them. They’re the opposite of lazy, most work multiple jobs now, but boomers perceive their lack of caring about corporate politics as laziness because they aren’t buying into the system that was built
they just reuse that phrase for every generation its so cringy. they did that shit to millennials for ever now theyve moved onto gen z lmfao.
@@5uicideLeopard I agree let's break the freaking cycle!
As an elder millenial, I have never heard other members of my generation have issues with Gen z outside of their interests/trends, but that's subjective stuff. When it comes down to things that matter, us millenials and Gen z folks understand what's going on and realize we're in the same boat. I work with multiple Gen z folks who are hard workers and pleasant people and "get it" about what's going on.
I worked at Starbucks and truly that is one of the most mentally exhausting jobs I’ve ever worked
I think its a little tone def. Not that noel doesnt know what its like to work these jobs but when you see it as a temporary state of being and not your literal forseeable life, it hits different. You cant remove yourself enough from the situation to find it "silly" when its affecting every outing with friends and every bill you pay.
Well said!!
exactly! it's extremely privileged to laugh at the plight of someone's situation, especially when they're breaking down over it. it comes off as out of touch
yooooo this is so well put ^^^
@@verycoolpersonguyyuppp
Exactly
as a gen z employee in my office job i get so incredible frustrated by how inefficient things are done and how pointless most discussions are, as well as as how much of the unfairness is built into the workplace environment on purpose lol. but my older coworkers hate when i point things out, even if they probably agree on the inside they prolly hate to be reminded of how long they've tolerated so much BS
As a 22-year-old, I have never met anyone in my generation talk or act like those posts in all of my work experience. Those posts are most likely fabricated, lol. The most my fellow Zs have done is cracking snarky jokes or making sly remarks. Other than that, there are people younger than me that are on their GRIND. It really is the older ones that act catty and visibly frustrated.
I think those of us born in 1997-2003 were brought into the world at the perfect time. I feel like we got to experience the way things were before all the technology, and the way things have changed now. Our important teenage formative years were spent absorbing the new online culture, but we were also old enough to still have some type of common sense. I feel like 18 and 22 aren’t that far a part but seeing the 18 year olds nowadays got me feeling like I’m 50😭
The Starbucks worker was a full time student as well so the extreme demand from their job was overwhelming and unreasonable
exactly
Theyre probably working close to 65-70 hours a week between college and starbucks, which is immensly exhausting.
Yeah. I remember when this first came out and everyone saw it as comedic. God I wish everyone was required to work a fast food job just ONCE in their lives
Too bad Starbucks is the only job available.
Oh wait.
Yeah people forget college is a full time job, it’s about 40 hours per week just class time and getting the work done, sometimes more, and that’s not including studying which is a whole extra chunk of time especially for students in like STEM type majors. And on top of that 25 hours a week at a fast paced job like Starbucks that’s really understaffed? I’d be crying way harder than they were and having a full mental breakdown. They’re doing pretty well considering.
agreed - like noels normal content almost 99% of the time but this is just kind of cringe. with someone so out of touch with the working class this just feels disingenuous to "understand the struggle" considering where he's at even regardless of where he's been.
+1
And he said that he worked retail, which both have rude customers but one is a whole lot less stressful (can you guess which one I’m thinking of?)
As the working class. Do 40 hours a week Noel is spot on. We have to hire a new 14 year old every other month because they are fucking useless and unreliable
the starbucks worker was completely justified.
totally agree, poor guy is was working while being a full time student. anyone who has worked a job while being a full time student at the same time knows that shit is so tiring
I've been part-time school/part-time work and the amount of breakdowns (arguably worse!) a day I had ......
@@angiechen5962I agree, when you're at work you're stressing about school and when you're doing school your stressing about work.
I've worked in a pretentious food service job similar to Starbucks and I completely understand how that guy could get an anxiety attack, being stuck in a full store of people staring at you impatiently waiting for their overpriced coffee milkshake may not be physically hard but it is emotionally taxing. especially when you have school and no social life (from being busy all the time especially on the weekends). And only 4 people on the floor for any bougie counter service job like that is crazy. maybe its the gen z in me talking but Noel laughing at that felt wrong
Absolutely they were, but I couldn’t help but laugh because it’s definitely a “welcome to the club” moment. We all broke down in the walk-in many many times, we all had shitty customers (as well as coworkers and management), many of us worked 25+ hours while also going to school full-time. It absolutely sucks that they’re going through this, and me saying “yeah that’s just how it is for everyone” isn’t meant to invalidate their feelings or make it seem like generations before them had it worse. Just… welcome to the club, buddy. Do your best with what you have.
you're damn right i don't work hard enough, I'm not paid well enough.
Acting our wage 🤝🏻
Shit pay shit work
Hey Noel! I am Gen Z and worked at Dairy Queen for a year, we got a new boss halfway through my employment and she did not treat us well. I told her in the work groupchat that what she does undermines the value of my work and my coworkers. Needless to say she did not like this and fired me. So yes Gen Z does get fired for unhinged behavior lmfao
I think what the folks at the legal offices would say is that it's
🌟retaliation🌟 unless you're at an 'at-will' state
Next time, just try to start a union. If you're gonna get fired either way, then why not go for it?
@@MiddleFingerLimited real
Bro I had the same experience at DQ. We got new managers and they expected us to operate the entire store with less that 4 people on a shift. Went off on them in the group me and then they proceeded to fire like 8 of us all at the same time lmaoo
that doesnt sound very unhinged imo
Watching everyone turn against Noel is soo wild. But also satisfying, I’m glad nobody decided to abandon and step on the working class for the sake of laughing with their favorite CZcamsr.
I believe we’ve left the era of “that’s just how things are” and instead understand that this is actually dangerous and not normal and WE CAN change the way things are.
🤓🤓🤓
@@kraygarde.7325 right.
Agreed! Also, not really related, I love your pfp lol Courage the Cowardly Dog is an S tier cartoon 🔥
As someone who has two jobs (one retail multi-million dollar corporation and one small business) while also being in college, I understand the struggle of the Starbucks employee I really do. Working some 50-60 hours a week, if you include college cause it’s basically another job, can be very exhausting and draining and it seems like no one wants to work so everyone is understaffed. It’s just a lot to handle people need to be more understanding and helpful😔
it's also a lot of older generations suffering and thinking that since they put up with it everyone should put up with it. Like "I suffered when i was young, why do you seek better benefits from your job you softie? I wasn't getting paid for overtime and you shouldn't either. You just don't wanna work." And of course the fact that people used to be able to buy a house with their normal corporate job. Now more poeple just work to survive.
This is put perfectly. If I'm going to get shamed for not giving AF about a corporation that doesn't give AF about me, then shame me. I'm not gonna bleed my precious time on this earth working super hard for nothing because "that's how it's always been, so you should shut up and suffer too". But good luck to those that think that way!!
@@sydneyforrest9949 . Everyone’s experience at work is different. I’m Gen Z and a teacher and ngl it pisses me off so much seeing all the comments on this video of people saying ‘I don’t work hard because my pays not high enough 😌’ not all of us have that fucking luxury. I work 70 hours a week for less than minimum wage because I’m actually trying to help people and do something that matters. If y’all actually helped out a little instead of working jobs where you have nothing to do and then complain about how bad things are for YOU all day, maybe things would be better for the rest of us.
As a gen z person, I grew up watching my mom struggle through corporate america and decided there’s no way in hell I would ever take that bullshit. I feel like a lot of us have observed what’s happened to the older generation and we don’t want that to happen to us as well. The thing about calling Gen z lazy is that it plays into the fact that Americans think that selling your soul for a company who underpays, overworks and degrades you, is what working is. If we want that to change someone’s got to do it(aka gen z), cause I know damn well i’m not dealing with that for the rest of my life.
I’ve watched corporate America do that to my mom as well. They fucked her over plenty of times.
Exactly
Oath, I’m not out here trying to sign my life away to someone who couldn’t give a shit it was my grandma’s birthday and I HAD to get that report in. It’s not fckn worth.
I promise you, your mom does Not want you to either. I'm the mom, I'm one the gen x and I will stand right there with all of y'all, the millennials and zoomers, trying to make the shit better. Call it out, were all thinking it, be the ones to say it, and hopefully we all stand behind you, the change is now. It's finally in the workers court, let's do this shit.
I have hope for the future. AI is scary but its not developing as fast enough as the elites would've hoped, once enough people refuse to take this bullshit and the soldiers and police notice it effecting their families, there will be either be peaceful non violent change or we all go screaming into the dark. Either way, Its a win win for the working class.
I'm a millennial, but I honestly can't blame the gen z:ers. This world is exhausting to live in, and I can't blame people for feeling tired of being used as modern slaves.
I think it's great that they can stand up for themselves and point out the flaws in the system, while everybody else just accepts that things are like they are.
The best thing about this video is that after he’s done cosplaying as a working class person and reading emails obviously fabricated by a millennial to look like gen z, Noel gets to go back to being upper class, and the rest of us get to go back to working for $11 an hour!
But I'm sure its SO annoying to hear the working class complain about being exploited! Must be so rough :(
honestly the out of office messages are the most millennial sentences I've ever heard. not saying they weren't legit but u know. wouldn't be surprised lol
I mean doing basically full time work and being a full time student with employers who keep the workplace severely understaffed to break profits and a constant rise in inflation/rent prices is very overwhelming. You do have a very privileged job and I'm not sure if you've worked full time before CZcams but there's a reason you started bc you didn't want to work a typical 9-5 job bc they suck. Maybe I am biased bc I'm gen z myself but I'm working full time/ot and I'm drowning in bills, can't even buy groceries sometimes, this isn't normal.
right? that person was having a breakdown because genuinely nobody can work like that without compromising their mental or physical health. it was a bit insensitive how noel laughed at it. people have to work under those circumstances every day of their lives, that person just happened to post it
Exactly! Its insane- the amount of people that are struggling right now is sad to see. Especially in America where we have so much money and we can afford to pay people living wages.
You're right, this should not be normal
@@nephrite3652 Noel has talked about being on the brink of homelessness in his early 20s, so he could just be relating to the frustrations a little bit and remembering how he used to be like that.
It's so funny to see the generations that raised us get so mad about the way we turned out.
To be fair, you were raised by the internet. And that’s not hate it just needs to be pointed out. You’re the first generation to not solely be raised by your direct caregivers and physical environment. So it’s not accurate to say you were raised by the generations before you. Media did most of that.
@@herenow4550when it comes to all things political, it is still heavily being influenced by family. That has stayed the same. You either have the same beliefs as your parents or you find another piece of media that you find is better. Gen Z was raised by the internet because the older generations failed to do their job properly.
@@herenow4550 What generations were controlling the media when gen-z was growing up bro lol..
@@g00d_drawrr The media was always controlled by a very select few, not an entire generation. So most values and traditions were passed down. I would say music and art were the most influential outside of the family environment. You can see the trends and values reflected in the waves of music heavily throughout 60’s-90’s and a little bit of early 2000’s but that’s when the internet started to take over. Thanks to CZcams and other social media sites, we don’t have only controlled media. So what you grew up on wasn’t necessarily made by a previous generation. Even if it was made by individuals from previous generations, those are individuals. They don’t represent a whole time period. Anyone can get online and share their opinions now.
@@rylee_dads_bestie69 you’re speaking in extremes and your thinking seems to be black or white. Life is nuanced. Yes, a lot of parents fail their kids in ways. The internet is also addictive, attractive, tempting and easy to get lost in. Both of those things can be true at the same time.
In reaction to the Starbucks worker, it's definitely not a Gen Z-specific complaint. The coffee industry has the highest % of queer workers and Starbucks offers the most inclusive healthcare package for gender affirming care. So it's just extra disappointing to see queer employees so burnt out (and understandable when they complain) because it's one of the few large corporations where being openly queer genuinely is tolerated across the board.
Noel’s got some weird ahh attitude in this vid 💀 as a gen z kid who works as a social media intern for a production company - all my managers are millennials & they’re awesome. i think millennials are just appreciative gen z is finally calling out americas horrible lack of work/life balance. not all gen z workers are lazy we’re just not bleeding out for these companies who don’t give af about us. work to live, don’t live to work ppl 🫡
I think Gen Z being more outspoken is not just because of more awareness of how late stage capitalism is affecting us. It's also because things have become so intolerable for so many people that it's no longer something that we can mentally and physically tolerate. For many of us (poor people, disabled people, people with mental health issues), it's not sustainable to just ignore the problem and be like "that's just how it is" so we HAVE to talk about it.
thank you. this is one of the first comments I have seen (and ive been scrolling a while) that even mentions mental health. So many of us are ruined mentally, and therapy (along with everything else) is so expensive. It is a struggle to live normally - add on disabilities and mental health monsters makes it all so, so much worse.
@@wildboar173 I'm spoon-theorying so hard rn
@@jarjarwinks7034 I'm not entirely sure what you mean haha. Like mental spoons? Sorry.
@@wildboar173 it's the idea that disabled/mentally ill people only have a limited amount of energy on most/all days and that we have to decide very carefully what to do with that little "spoonful" of energy.
true let's burn the cities
In college I worked four part time jobs, going to school full time. My highest paid job of the four was 12$ an hour. I was never. Ever. Ever home. I felt that starbucks employee, i was in the same position. The overwhelming amount of time you spend commuting to school, being in class, commuting to your first job, working, changing clothes and commuting to your next job, commuting home, working on schoolwork, eating if you remember, and then sleeping and doing it all again every week…that shit takes a toll on you. I am still recovering from that burnout 3 years after my college graduation. Im now working a job where our new boss came in halfway through and created an environment where he expects us to be on our feet and smiling 24/7. We work desk jobs, and he doesn’t want us at our desks. He threatens termination if you show any resistance to his orders, he used to be in the military and expects us to be bootlickers, so in my latest 1:1 meeting he told me I’ll be fired if I don’t step it up and show enthusiasm at all hours of the day. If I get fired, don’t count me as a lazy gen z, count me a gen z who isnt a bootlicker
What field are you working in?
always appreciate noel wears something else during every ad read to make it easier to skim through to know when it ends
11 minutes and 51 seconds of noel pointing and laughing at the working class 👍
the funny thing is that a lot of older people are bad workers because they cannot adjust to new technology. trying to train someone 40+ on the computers at work is like talking to a toddler.
Honestly I've been in that kid's place where you're just overwhelmed and tiny things breaks you ❤
so, Noel, I encourage you to look into the Starbucks union and why partners across the country are working to unionize right now.
part of the reason that partners only have 25 hours a week on their schedules is because the company refuses to schedule them for over a certain amount of hours so they will not have to pay out employee benefits.
yes, you read that right. Starbucks partners are entitled to health benefits once they work a certain amount of hours a week. To avoid giving the workers those benefits, corporate simply doesn’t schedule them for hours equal to or above that threshold.
so while that employee might seem like they’re overreacting if you’re not familiar with the situation, they’re not. they get scheduled for limited hours, then the hours that they do work there are insanely busy, understaffed, and their managers don’t even bother to show up.
despite the fact that we may have experienced the same behavior from corporations at these workers ages, that treatment was NEVER okay and that’s why the labor movement is ramping up so much in our country right now. WE make this country move, our government needs to see what it feels like when we withhold our labor and our time.
if our instinct is to laugh when we watch someone air their grievances about unfair labor practice and work treatment, it’s time to take a step back and evaluate which side of history we really want to be on. this attitude of “well that’s late stage capitalism for ya” (even though it’s tempting) helps no one and does nothing to create community that rises up against this system as a collective, which is the only way forward since we can’t legislate our way out of this.
CZcamsr laughing at overworked underpaid people who can barely afford to live . Idk man I think it's fair to not wanna do that😭😭
He’s a comedian, save your critical thinking for Vice
Yeah but he didn't say anyone shouldn't do anything, just pointing out a behavior difference between generations
@@-godsspeed-9159 and that’s bad cause…. why?
Fart*
Gen z mindset
Lol Noel pointing and laughing at the rest of us still in the system
Right, it feels so strangely classist
“let’s point and laugh at all the people who are struggling to make a living while I just make CZcams videos and travel doing comedy”
Noel has no idea what’s it’s like to work at part time job that gives you almost 40 hours for 14 dollars and hour.
@@Elchicano1875 Don't get me wrong but I think the reason he jokes about class disparity so much is because it has personally affected him (he's talked about it in some oooold podcasts)
@@capobucciarati8324he still doesn’t have an understanding of what it’s like to be stuck on minimum wage in your 20s,30s,40s, his parents may have done but he has not experienced that firsthand. It’s just kind of in bad taste to point and laugh when he’s no longer stuck here.
idk why people act like gen z are incapable of just working like normal human beings. The main difference is rlly the fact that we’re not gonna go above and beyond for a job that pays chicken change or work outside of our requirements but we wanna eat too we’re not lazy 😭
Although i do love Noel, he’s pretty out of touch here. Having a full time job plus having to go through university is a literal nightmare within itself but now double that with your workplace being understaffed… I feel bad for the Starbucks worker because I used to work in longhorn and being a cook ,barista or anyone who has to deal with customers all day just sucks .
Noel trying to relate to the workplace knowing damn well he hasn’t worked in it since like 2012
the starbucks employee is absolutely fucking justified
All I heard was Waaaaaaaaa waaaaaaa 😭😭😭😭 poor little baby
I agree, open to close all weekends? He should get medical accommodations limiting the length of his shifts or find a new job.
@@bakedstreetytwittle*
idk why some people think being a barista is an easy job. it's the hardest job I've ever had
A job can be hard but the hours he was complaining of were a little nutty. I have worked 100 hour weeks before because that’s what the job required of me. I was getting compensated and I signed up for it, knowing the bad things about the job is up to me, not them to disclose it to me.
As a Gen Z who works in corporate Amazon, this is not actually how we are. I would never send something so informal. I just know my worth and know what I’m paid to do and not paid to do. Those out of office messages are cringe af and are probably just in that one business, i don’t know anyone who would do that.
Making a new video must’ve been such a traumatic experience for Noel 😔
I think growing up and watching your parents/guardian struggle and come home burnt out and upset over work everyday would make you have a different outlook on working when it’s your turn🤷🏽♀️
Why are people still accepting better betterhelp sponsorships?
They don’t give a fuck. They care about revenue
Because they're paying?
What happened with BetterHelp?
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447I think Noel makes comfortable amount to decline terrible companies to sponsor
@@katanae2918let the man get a bag
While a ton of gen-z kids can come across as whiny, the observations they make are often accurate. Pointing out that a work environment is toxic may piss some people off because that's how things have been for years, but that doesn't make their observations untrue. Change is slow, but saying that nothing will ever change is pessimistic and flat-out untrue. It pays to be positive, that's what I'm trying to say. Love the content, keep it up, Noel and the rest!
in my opinion the problem with the starbucks video isn't what he's saying, it's the fact that he's crying in the back of the store & posting the video for thousands of random strangers to see. everything he's saying is right, he's being treated unfairly and the manager is being an ass. but gen z needs to figure out when and how to post things online. people need to stop accepting poor treatment, but they also have to know when to play into the system. that video has his face attached, probably his full legal name & town are either in the bio or super easy to find too. employers check internet presence, they see that shit, and they absolutely will refuse to hire you based on it. it's not always going to be fair, but in this case, a future employer not wanting to hire someone bc they posted a TikTok of them crying during break or something is pretty reasonable. gen z needs to figure out that most things don't need to be shared online, and the things that do usually don't need your face and name attached
Noel making fun of a minimum wage college student while he goes on his national comedy tour is certainly a statement.
I like how Noel never was informed that Oilshore is a fake made-up company and that gal is basically just some rando roleplaying as a marketing assistant. Maybe he ignored that on purpose but I think the videos are way funnier with that context.
most millenial thing about this video is noel reading a script format joke and thinking it actually happened
You probably thought those billionaires were floating around for 5 days in the water too.
Damn bro hit a nerve💀
@@DirtMerchant693Yeah when you get the extra snark comeback you know you touched a nerve a bit
@@thenoelmiller what does that even mean noel
@@thenoelmiller Laughing at someone having a mental breakdown under exploitation while you are sitting pretty isn't good optics, Noel.
me, a gen z, watching this after my 8 hour shift making $11 an hour 😃
$11 an hour isn't worth shit anymore man...
@@ethanpatch6840 i remember when my world history teacher told us a job at a gas station used to get you a house. I never became so bitter in my life. It makes sense why older ppl are confused on why we complain or assume we don’t work “hard enough”. Right now hard work ISNT enough.
@@lem8540of course older people are confused. they’re so out of touch to how shit is rn. these fuckers had it easy and decided to mess it all up for the rest of us
I work 8 hour shifts for 4 euro and hour and I can't sleep because my wrists feel broken from pulling metal apart.
Dont worry bro just become a podcaster and talk about cum and then tell your fans to work harder like noel
Wait im confused how old is noel because he talks about gen z like hes in his 40’s
This video gives off mad landlord vibes
Noel really does fall for capitalist realism, where he's so doomer about the system and working such kinds of jobs. But it's exactly folks like gen Z pointing it out in the past with manual labour jobs that got us the privileges we have now, like the 9-5, Monday to Friday, paternity/maternity leave, 37.5 hours a week, etc. Worker solidarity ✊🏾
This is the truest comment I’ve seen on here. I feel like he does agree and get that the system sucks but is falling into the trap too many people do of just accepting it and refusing to fight it. Sure a lot of these videos might seem like empty pointless complaining but the fact that anyone is even calling it out gets the ball rolling I think. I mean isn’t that Starbucks video kinda old? And didn’t the Starbucks unions start gaining more momentum after that video? I’m not saying the video was responsible, the union workers fought for the change. But I wonder how much momentum union movements get thanks to people speaking out online about how horrible working conditions are
Man we can't afford houses, we can barely afford food... That's what I don't get about this weird fence sitting that noel is doing about systematic inequalities.
wtf is capitalist realism
@@nenemuy the mentality of accepting the capitalist system we’re told is just the natural way of the world and there’s nothing that can be done to change it. That this is how things should be, or if not at least this is just how things are and that you need to be realistic and accept it. That this is “harsh reality.” When really none of this shit necessarily needs to be the way it is, but capitalist corporations want you to accept the conditions without question they’ve set so that they can continue to profit.
yes but now we have AI taking over countless jobs. we are not progressing fast enough. to belittle the struggles people are suffering because of that disparity is sickening
Older people are always passive aggressive as hell, and they use the excuse as being ''mature''.
You do one beginner mistake in front of them, and they freak the fuck out as if I dropped their newborn child. Who is the difficult one???
“All workplaces are toxic”
My brother is Christ, you’re a CZcamsr. YOU ARE your own workplace
full time student, part time job, rejected from every entry level position i applied to. wasn’t going to get paid enough to make rent anyway. i am so scared to be out of school. “that’s just how it is” isn’t cutting it for us anymore. we want to do the bare minimum because we get paid bare minimum. we see the flaws in the workforce that others either didn’t see or chose to ignore in the past. there are so many people living paycheck to paycheck and cannot get ahead. we weren’t meant to work our lives away and i think gen z has tried to make quality of life important. even though it often feels impossible.
I got written up at work for slanderous outbursts… the direct quote “I hate working here this place sucks”…. The ceiling had just collapsed due to rain so I stand by what I said 😂
I think its a good thing. If the next gen shows that they won't work the same BS conditions everyone else has "shut up and got done" it'll expose the conditions as actually BS. Maybe things will change for the better. Life shouldn't be about grinding away until you're too old to enjoy it... whoever convinced us that was the way is profiting right now from it.
yeah idk some of them were funny but i think the starbucks employee is in the right. and those gen Z starbucks employees ARE doing something about it, as shown by the historic unionizing efforts at starbucks across the country. never gonna be pro-workplace-cynicism when it means accepting bad working conditions because changes CAN be made. workers of the world unite!
As a Gen Z interning as an elementary school teacher right now, I think a lot of us are just frustrated because it’s very difficult to find work that pays and that pays well. For internships, a lot of places are not willing to pay you because “you’re getting paid in experience” even if you have to travel and live on your own to work the internship. My partner had to move from California to NYC for a summer to work his internship this summer and it’s 100% unpaid. Especially if you’re a student, student employment is often below minimum wage, and they put a cap on how much money you can make per semester, so even if you work enough hours to get paid more than that, you just won’t get paid for it. My stipend rn BARELY covers my rent. Obv this is just the way being in the workforce is for millions of people, but I think being a student is a frustrating age to be because so much of the “work” that’s available to you is completely unpaid or below minimum wage, and as a full time student you have less time to dedicate to having a job, so you can only make so much money. I also would be terrified to do any of the things in this video tho because getting into good internships and jobs as a college student is so cutthroat.
That’s life unfortunately. We all had to struggle through unpaid internships. At some stage I couldn’t afford to eat lunch and just starved all day in work. But it eventually pays off in due time. Hang in there
@@nammy4058 yeah, I’m having to do the same thing rn, mostly eating just a snack and dinner to make it stretch.
@@nammy4058But should life be like that tho? Should people really have to go through that? It’s just sad that we’ve set a standard for life thats absolute shit
@@bro-tj6gt that can be said for anything about how the world is today. People are starving to death every day while others have a disgusting amount of wealth. The world isn’t fair but it is how it is. Very unlikely anything will change, probably only get worse no matter what you do or who you vote for. The world is gone to shit. If you have a degree that allows you to do an unpaid internship for a few months leading to a corporate job that pays decent enough then you are considered one of the lucky ones. Millions would do anything to switch places with you. Just how it is unfortunately
This is a dumb American thing, I don't think I've heard of that outside of the US, its called volunteering and you're not suppose to be treated like an employee as a volunteer.
gotdamn how many betterhelp commercials do i have to skip. its like every youtuber gets the same brand deal all at the same time
Plus betterhelp is shit and they know it
Betterhelp is trash
I’m on the cusp of millennial and gen Z, and it’s really encouraging to see people from both gens be at the forefront of union organizing and doing pro-labor agitprop. It’s difficult to form class-conscious with older folks (usually 50+ y/o) who were either force-fed McCarthyism or raised by parents who were, and who then grew up in Reagan’s anti-government and self-reliance shit. It can just be really fucking difficult to get those people to feel empathy for others in a much different place when this plague of individualism has been festering in American society for so long. I think a lot of Gen Z saw that for the first time during Covid - the unfathomable amount of selfishness and complete disregard for the wellbeing of others, the incredible impact that even a small amount of government assistance can make, and ultimately seeing how “essential workers” went back to just being dispensable bodies for corporations. More than ever, it was easy to see that poverty is a policy choice and that the companies we all work for don’t actually give a shit about us.
anyways sorry this comment was mostly political and not funny, just some food for thought ig :)
nah the starbucks one is justified, understaffed, and hundreds of customers is a damn nightmare. idc
"you people are freaks, something is wrong with you"
Feels like Noel lives inside our walls and knows all of our secrets
Stfu unfunny bot
Noel looks deepfaked in this
Got that girl defined lighting
im pretty sure he is, he made hand movements over his face and it went under his face!! @ 10:33 !!
@@Leila-mm2qino it didn’t?
@@Leila-mm2qi yah idk abt all that 😭
This really feels like a loss of relatability moment for Noel. The multimillionaire is out of touch and laughs at worker solidarity
Especially the Starbucks employee video
Yeah this made me kinda sad, dude needs to go do a Mcdonalds rush or something
Ive noticed this a bit over the last couple months, I love him but the Andrew tate podcast really sealed the deal for me that he’s out of touch now. Seems like even Cody is uncomfortable with some of the stuff he says now
@@maggiehydertell me more about the pod episode and the Cody thing, I'm kinda interested now
I don't think he was laughing at the kid. Just laughing at the situation of a young worker finding out that capitalism sucks and big corporations are leeches. It's a relatable canon event we all went through.
Gen Z is the generation of children who had to watch their parents struggle during the 2008 housing crisis. A lot of them saw first hand how much company loyalty gets you.
man please stop taking sponsorships from betterhelp :( they really are no good
I feel like Mikayla gets away with those out of office messages because her dad or mom owns the company.
Or she's hot.
I feel like the fact that it's seen as "unprofessional" and "taboo" is stupid and we should be allowed to write whatever we want. As long as it gets the point across and isn't offensive, there's nothing wrong with saying "Im on vacation dont contact me"
@@didip1000 Don't you see how that's a bit rude though? My vacation OOO message is: I'm currently out of office on vacation and will not have access to my email during that time, for immediate assistance please contact (name of back up) otherwise I will respond when I return.
See how much nicer that is while still relaying the same basic point?
@tylerd.5694 That's literally my point. Why would it be rude? Does it hurt anyone? No. So why is it rude? Because some rich royalty wanted to distinguish themselves hundreds of years ago from the poor?
@didip1000 The issue is that depending on Mikayla's line of work, she might be contacted by email by clients (salespeople) or recruits (new hires). A lot of people might laugh about the outgoing message, but the messages give the impression that Mikayla *really hates* her workplace. Especially that "I'll report you to HR" message. I don't like working any more than anyone else, but that's a conversation I have with coworkers, my boss, and random ppl on the internet.
Also, to be fair, no one gets those outgoing messages unless they actually contact Mikayla. This means that if you don't know her schedule, you just got told not to contact her while on vacation.
laughing at someone’s mental breakdown from being overworked isn’t the banger you think it is
Literally so fucking cringy to watch
Money changes people. Noel kind of an asshole now
I'm 23 and I work in a lab and office. Everyone else is in their mid 30s and up. Was asked the other week if I'm married or had any kids and I just looked at my co worker and said "dude i'm still on my moms healthcare to save some money. If i have kids there's a problem."
I normally find Noel funny, but I don’t feel like this video was an inaccurate show of even the worst of GenZ work issues
It’s giving me the ick. I’ve already dwindled the amount of time and energy I have for watching his videos. Needless to say, to getting lower
Noel reading this “thanks for the comments kiddos”
I see people putting every hour of their life into working to be able to sleep somewhere only to get an email from their apartment building saying rent will be going up another $200.
Watched my brother move out of his apartment because rent went up by $2,000. Insane. Mind you, him and his roommate are in nursing and engineering?!?
Honestly. It's like the exhaggerated boomer "gen z be like" shit your dad would post on facebook. It feels a bit tone deaf.
as a gen z office worker I’ve always thought it was the opposite. my millennial coworkers have such intense devotion to their jobs and are totally ignorant about how the system works
Most people in office work are like that. And a majority of them come from upper middle class or higher backgrounds. So they have never had to worry about anything. Go work at a restaurant or retail I guarantee you any millennials there are well aware of how the system is.
As a millennial who’s been a worker, manager, and everything in between I can tell you Gen-Z has things figured out more than us. They seem less black pilled and more angry in a way that motivates them…maybe they will fix it…who knows?
noel laughing at college students working their asses off while he makes bank off of a lazy 11 minute video laughing at other people's content 🤣🤣🤣😐
And you're watching it 🤡
Once I worked at a holiday inn where the managers were 20 and some coworker asked me out and when I said “no thanks” and we both went about our day the managers tried to file a sexual assault report with the police on my behalf without telling me…
i feel like gen z does complain more, but it’s more ab not getting as cucked in the work place.
If Starbucks kid wasn’t in college I would rip on him but dude probably has 0 free time I would cry too
Makes sense to cry if you're a starbucks employee. I never did but holy shit that job sucked. Every day a guy would come in and ask for an extra dry cappuccino, then complain that it took a long time (frothing milk takes a while and if it's extra dry you have to use multiple pitchers, so it's a long drink). Then he'd take a sip, yell that it was bad, and throw it away. There was another woman who many times a week would come with a 10 venti espresso based order. There was one espresso machine, each shot takes like 30 seconds, so it'd take at least 8 minutes and often 10. The person waiting at the register would get mad half the time, even though there was nothing you could do. Then there'd be a back-up of a line so every person had to wait a while and sometimes a mad person would inspire the anger of many, and you'd have half an hour of people being angry and salty at you. It was also the lowest tipping place I've ever worked at, with an average of 2 dollars a day (and Starbucks is usually sitting around minimum wage). Corporate also expects you to memorize and learn a bunch about coffee, and come in to do improv quizzes on you. Each time you didn't answer a question right they'd make you feel like you were incompetent. I left shifts thinking I was going to get fired for not remembering where their blonde roast of the day was from or whatever the stupid questions were many a times.
0:01 That lighting, angle, and filter really made Noel look like my old boss who can't hire a replacement for me a year after I quit for better benefits and WFH.
dude facts he looked exactly like that
i coincidentally am a gen z barista watching this on my lunch break at work lmao 🤣 this was a stomach punch
wait the starbucks worker was so valid tho it’s not his fault that management is horrible. as a restaurant server i can feel his pain 😭
bruh noel has aged 10 years between this vid and the last