Undercover Boss Meets an Employee Working to Put Her Grandson Through College

[@lindasadler994]

What an awesome Grandmother. She is giving of herself completely. Cudos to the Undercover Boss.

[@dairyqueensagain9776]

We All Need More Wholesome Scenarios Like These Because It Literally Makes Me Happy & What Indeed A Great Grandmother This Lovely Woman Is!

[@violakaye62]

I've never heard of Purdys but will go out of my way to look for and buy a box of their chocolates in support of their ethical and kind hearted boss.

[@alekxanderlightwing9663]

I love Purdy's they taste good and seem worth the price. It is really nice to see them caring for their staff rather then ignoring them. Keep up the good work and keep helping your employees and you will have a strong and lasting business.

[@tb231976]

This is awesome! They’re both sweethearts. I’m currently raising my grandson. I’ve been with him since day 1, & now he’s 2 1/2. His mom isn’t ready to be a parent, & sadly may never be ready. After raising 3 daughters, raising a boy is definitely different.

[@dmeister98]

What a wonderful Grandmother! We appreciate you

[@crimsonfirelily]

That's wonderful! I live in a 4 generation household. I am the 2nd generation "Grandma " Mimi, and help take care of my special needs grandson. My daughter has Lupus. I understand how helpful this must be for this grandma 💜. My mom, Great grandma is wonderful and needs help too. It's things like this that give me hope and motivation to keep going. To know that good people are out there! I am not alone. What a wonderful world 🌎 we live in. 🌬💜✌🕊

[@MagneticUnicornVlogs]

You are so appreciated!!! Thank you for all that you do for your family and for your work ❤️

[@mikewrasman5103]

Thank goodness that Dabl picked this great program up! I'm glad that this program has been brought back!

[@ls-kk4pq]

Amazing grandmother and person!

[@randywebb4106]

A ACT OF KINDNESS GOES A LONG WAY

[@Gatekeeper-p6g]

Greatful and Thankful to the lady Boss who appreciated that lady employee! Keep practicing and Showing Kindness all of your employees that work as hard as that lady does for your business! 👍

[@mikewrasman5103]

Too bad that CBS cancelled this fine program! I LOVE this program!

[@ivanstanoffski1444]

Its people like these boses of companys that care,they make you feel that you are respected and in return you give them respect back in your work ethics.

[@peacemaker-du4hz]

I've seen a lot of these videos. I've seen a lot of promises made to some wonderful people. I just pray that the promises made by these companies are kept

[@SationalCyn]

I have a feeling most of them are, especially because they can probably be tax write-offs for the company so they're really not losing anything by doing it

[@teatime2936]

In highschool I worked at Purdys in Ontario. I loved it! Still one of my favorite jobs I've had! They've made a mistake by changing the ice cream provider recently, Kawartha Dairy is better than Chapman's for sure. Anyways, the manager and the DM were total asses but other than that.. so much fun selling and learning lmao!

[@musicalgamer354]

Kawartha Dairy is way better! I used to work for KD. Very well managed company! :)

[@tdfab6750]

My mom is doing the same for my daughter , she's 72 with two bad knees 😐. I had an accident and can't work. Unfortunately can't even get disability because of the higher demand because of the pandemic. It hurts me every time I see her struggle to get up the stairs after her 12 sometimes 18 shifts. My daughter would be the only to graduate college in the family.

[@lachornadaley8945]

You never really understand someones story unless they share it with you. So sorry to hear this.

[@yimyzapata7124]

God bless you both😥🙏🙏👏👏

[@rianahuman3383]

Amazing boss xxxxoxxxx

[@susanmatheny]

God bless you!

[@ls-kk4pq]

One of the U.B. episodes, the boss did not pay the huge overtime the employee chef was due. This boss did the right thing. Kudos to Purdy's.

[@EyeOfThePhi]

Ya but that was in England which isnt facist the US is very racist and facist and doesnt pay for healthcare so its different at the end of the day

[@prodgers71]

I think it's awesome that a few select employees get help and recognition from their employers, it's just sad that the vast majority of companies see their employees as expendable and things to exploit and step on, and to put as much money as legally and illegally as possible in their own pockets while their employees suffer. But, that's how capitalism is meant to be. Capitalism allows and encourages businesses and corporations to make as much money as possible and give it to themselves and/or give it to their investors. No law states that businesses must take care of their employees beyond an hourly wage, but there is a law that states that corporations must do absolutely everything in their power to make profits for their investors. There should be a middle ground in the US where businesses are not only required to make profits for their investors but also be required to share profits with their employees. Right now, there are only 2 ways a society can handle businesses. The first is capitalism where investors are put first and foremost before anything else, and the second is socialism where the government owns every business and makes government officials rich, and then divides what's left between every other common person equally without regard to who works harder, tries harder, has more motivation...etc.

[@sudsey6713]

Anyone know what series and episode this is?

[@gregorywilson1273]

Recognize the Purdys plant on Kingsway in Vancouver

[@yvonnemurray5537]

Please…hand me a tissue…what a wonderful thing Purdys corporate did for this long term employees Grandson. Who knows, he may end up an executive at Purdys!

[@thefonze3514]

Roughly how much does college cost?

[@joselopez7973]

Depends. The local public college after grants and things like that generally runs for 20K a year, without room and board and a lot of other things. The private university where I am locally (University of Richmond) costs approximately 58-59K

[@lisadean333ld]

What does that matter? Just curious!

[@joselopez7973]

@@lisadean333ld my guess is they're trying to assess if the CEO was being cheap lol

[@tonyahammond3865]

Where do the cameramen come from and why do these people not find int odd that a cameraman follows them everywhere?

[@RT-bt5ql]

Thats it?

[@artjuarez3274]

I’m ordering a box of Purdys

[@kenadams3951]

She looks just like my grandma she do.

[@cr-kx3zd]

Does nobody think why the new employee has a camera team

[@MrChickensnatcher]

How do you work in a food industry with sleeveless shirts?

[@gamerman4286]

Every time I see these videos, the ceos admit they can’t do the job that they expect their employees to do. Pathetic.

[@glowup4vacaytime282]

That goes to show them that they need to cherish, value and appreciate good workers.

[@CliftonPhotographer]

I might see these videos I think she isn't that exactly like every single other episode? What's the word I'm looking for.... Scripted!

[@AR-cp5dz]

And most every employee couldn't do the CEO's job. If they could, they would be CEO.

[@paulettestegall8530]

I loved the show when it was on. But it is odd to me how everone on here, don't think there was one employee that didn't do this, they ALL air their laundry whether how DIRTY it is or not. Plus the wigs on the men dead giveaway, plus did they not have this show on those employees tv?

[@XuiLeeEv]

I think they're told that it's for a documentary about the new person, so I feel like it's not unreasonable for them to assume that their own story might get cut out or might be a minor moment rather than a focal point for viewers.

[@angiealejo4113]

I think it’s an great thing what the grandmother doing , but has a mom I would feel it’s my own responsibility to put my own kid to college, no way I wouldn’t let my 70s year old mom worked her ass for something the should be the own parent responsibility shit the grown ass grandson could pay on his own too

[@bobufo5729]

Handoutception that’s a 3 layered handout

[@bobufo5729]

A man ought to pay for his own college education in my opinion. If your going to invest in your future you better have some skin in the game and something on the line. I guess next in like would be the mother , then the grandmother , then evidently the grandmothers boss. If you don’t value your education enough to pay for it then you shouldn’t have one . All info is online anyways . They’re doing that young man a disservice . He needs to evaluate his options. That’s no different than ordering the most expensive steak at the steakhouse cause grandmas paying not you and you don’t give a damn about grandma . Imagine letting your grandmother provide for you as a grown man. I guess that’s the way he was raised .

[@bobufo5729]

Not speaking on the young man’s character. I just don’t think it’s right. I guess it’s up to the grandma if she wants to pay .

[@thediamondprincechristian]

She deserved more than that, how about $2k Thank you atleast, she's rich

[@carine4318]

What about masks ? Might spit on chocolate

[@stephenj5980]

What is her grandson going to college for? It might end up being a total waste of time.

[@lisadean333ld]

Far from a waste my friend!

[@stephenj5980]

@@lisadean333ld my point is getting a degree isn’t always worth it. Would you disagree?

[@lisadean333ld]

No I don't disagree at all with you Stephen.That grandson is my son❤🙏 who has worked so hard to get to where he is today! He's a great example if you work hard you can make your dreams come true! He is a upstanding man and citizen...I'm so proud.

[@lisadean333ld]

A huge thank you to my mom for all the sacrifices she has made for myself and our family! Love you mom🙏❤

[@snavisTM]

Guess what? Were all working for something, you're not special.

[@crow-vz5lx]

That's amazing

[@NoWayOut55]

This is a wonderfully amazing Video...😥

[@jashandjash6990]

This is propaganda, unionize your workplace and raise your wages collectively.

[@thefonze3514]

And have bludgers working at the same pay as me? Get outta here

[@jashandjash6990]

@@thefonze3514 that's not how unions work, cry more

[@michaelmulheran2223]

YES UNIONIZE!! That worked so well for the American auto industry. Why do you think American weapon systems coat BILLIONS of dollars? Wonderful union wages. In 1979 i applied at a Boeing aircraft plant,, i was offered $12.00 a hour to just sweep floors.. Minimum wage was like $1.70 a hour.Yes, I love buying Levi jeans made in Indonesia!! Unions were needed 100 years ago, but besides the coal miners, unions are a dinosaur that needs to be put down.

[@jashandjash6990]

@@michaelmulheran2223 lol you think being payed more is a bad thing. Talk about brain rot. Union members earn on average over a million dollars more than non-unionised workers of the same jobs over their lifetime, this is verifiable fact. Lick those boots loser.

[@Jimmy-sb6zv]

@@thefonze3514 the bludgers will just replace you when you become too expensive and lazy