Employees Who EXPOSED Shady Truths About Famous Companies

[@llamaxander1428]

The woman that found out of Toyota accidents should be thanked if it were not for her it would have taken way longer to fix the mistakes that Toyota made and there would have been way more fatalities

[@batmanlikespizza2541]

Llamaxander 142 agreed, she’s a good woman.

[@Saiege]

They were literally pissed of most likely because a woman found out this shit before they did. That right there is what ego looks like.

[@sodaking6858]

@@Saiege its sad how greedy corporations can get they got mad because a woman refused to be part of a cover up of faulty car parts that lead to a number of deaths and she publicly shared this information as she should

[@rkoistheman]

crypandora66 “most likely because”... you assumed wicked hard then use a non-fact as a point to support your argument. You don’t know if egos were involved, you don’t know whether they were machista, you don’t know whether it was simply a money issue rather then sexist issue. Stop assuming

[@Saiege]

@@rkoistheman aww did that strike a cord in your ego? Why did that comment matter to you so much? Who cares if I got facts or not. That was my opinion.

[@HikariNakamaru]

I worked at an Amazon warehouse for two years and I can honestly say it is demanding demoralizing and drains you of any sort of drive. I'm glad I quit when I did. The place was incredibly depressing and they really did time our bathroom breaks.

[@gogogetter]

oReanomationo how did you make it 2 years?! I lasted 3 months and it’s the only job I quit on the spot

[@austinanderson6669]

That sound like Walmart I lasted 4 years at two different Wal-Mart's

[@breannawiggs8342]

Damn after a few months they said my rate was 99% and they gotta let me go cuz it’s not 100% but those few months were so exhausting I lost so much weight it was terrible

[@eddiecongdon8017]

I used to be a driver doing Amazon loads and it sucked!

[@bluecellspy]

oReanomationo I used to work as one as well, but one day these two ladies came in from some work labor place and randomly chose an employee to talk to about complaints and I was chosen. They gave me their card and told me I could use the bathroom as long as I wanted and if any manager said anything I could call them and tell them otherwise. It was a great day knowing I could take a shit as long as I wanted and if any manager said otherwise I could potentially get them fired.

[@Penelope9441]

I worked for McDonalds between 2006 to 2009 as a manager. I was fired by my boss for refusing to serve expired cinnamon rolls to customers.

[@themetalfan3887]

Melanie Stewart That's why I want McDonald's to be shut down. They're trying to make customers sick. And McDonald's food is as addictive as cocaine.

[@Keaton0801]

This is why I don’t normally eat fast food. They are all guilty of it. I will however cook my own food, or eat at locally owned small business sit down restaurants. Those small ma and pa restaurants can not afford to not be clean, because if they get shut down by the health department, they will more than likely will never be able to reopen. If they do reopen, they won’t last more than 6 months. That is unless Gordon Ramsey gets to them first.

[@madthumbs1564]

Expired cinnamon rolls unless moldy are unlikely to make someone sick. It's more of a quality / consistency issue. It can be easy for consumers to confuse sell by date, best buy date, and use or freeze by date.

[@madthumbs1564]

@Keaton0801 The floor around a frier, or the ice cream tray will probably go un-noticed in an inspection. It's not like food is coming in contact with those. They look more at dates, labels, check temperatures, access to hand washing sinks, they inquire about how often utensils used in steam tables are washed, if meat or eggs are over produce, etc.

[@Keaton0801]

mad thumbs yeah it may go unnoticed in a health inspection, but it won’t go unnoticed in a Gordon Ramsey inspection. If the food isn’t good, and people are getting sick, they won’t go there. When they call Kitchen Nightmares as a last resort, Gordon will know why.

[@kingvoid5772]

There should be a job to secretly go into businesses and uncover anything wrong they're doing

[@General_Galaxy]

That would be dangerous though, cuz if they found u out...

[@doodleschro4655]

i hear that company owners accualy pay people to go in dressed like a customer and see how it really is there

[@vishu8093]

@@doodleschro4655 Yes, that is true. I work at Subway restaurant and we sometimes have mystery shoppers that would come in and order food and then in the end they will tell you that they are from Subway.

[@markorahoske6931]

@@doodleschro4655 I actually witnessed this happening, i was sitting right next to the conversation to. I was in a McDonalds i think 3 or 4 years ago. The Guy that was the undercover customer, man he was laying in to the poor Manager to. I almost wanted to beat the fuck outta the dude for the way he was talking to her.

[@Skychasefromouterspace]

Yea there should be a job of doing that

[@JaminJim2010]

McDonald? Filthy conditions? Employees reporting? Is it these same employees who are responsible for keeping their work area clean?

[@ThePokerplayer7]

jim you are correct. The person that took the picture was also responsible for cleaning

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

On one hand yes.. but it is possible the guy was placed to a different location or something noticed that or used to be in a different part of the establishment like for example the lobby he would not have been the one neglecting the cleaning that had to be done.. it might have been someone else who hadn’t done it for a while and made this mess

[@jaymobb6025]

Just hired probably

[@loriegarcia5945]

There are many factors that I know from working in fast-food restaurants. Yes, employees are responsible for cleaning but when management says for you to do other things, what choice do you have? It's until management notice it and gets upset then tells someone to clean/fit/correct it right away

[@rynz_2893]

its like when the baby shows you the mess they made ande they're all proud lol

[@conniechloe53]

I am retired. The landscape for the young workers today looks frightening. I wish all of them luck.

[@moonstryder1740]

just came off a 15 hour shift XD, but im going to be studying Nursing Sciences next year so it is good preparation for my future career

[@enjoludozier4877]

👏👏👏👏😂😢

[@splingusbugs]

It is! Trust me.

[@JohnDoeRando]

Yes. We're screwed. Thanks for the well wishes though.

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

Deleting Facebook is one of the healthiest things you can do

[@antonioiniguez1615]

Super_squishy_awesomeness _ i agree social media is a terrible thing

[@kyliCatherine1]

Agreed!

[@SireCaracal]

I already deleted Facebook, But can't delete Amazon cause the workers are being paid by us...

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

Malloc I know a few people that work at Amazon and at least prior to this $15 starting wage they received weekly bonuses for their productivity. The $15 bump came with loss of all incentives so it remains to be seen if it will be a benefit or not.

[@Corkedwolf43771]

done it but mostly out of fear of me being arrested and fined £520 with a 6month suspended jail sentence for posting TRUTH and my version of FREE SPEECH SMDH section 26a of the UK communications act all for a post i made back in 20 fuckin 12

[@nreynolds75243]

Oh, this is definitely true about the Dollar Store. My daughter worked for them and the store she was working at was a mess. The Dollar Store wanted them to cashier, housekeep and be a stock person. Didn't want to hire the proper staff for each job needed. Then the manager & District manager would get upset because they couldn't cashier and stock at the same time. Just crazy. This was before Covid-19.

[@leannwilliams4629]

I work for DG currently. Have for almost 2 years now. I broke my toe on the clock.. my “workmans comp” was a $6 insurance card... I’ve worked in my store with no running water, been assaulted and after being assaulted was almost fired bc I defended myself. This week I’ve worked from 7:30am-9:30pm for four days in a row.. if I didn’t need a job, I’d leave ASAP.

[@nreynolds75243]

@@leannwilliams4629 You can do better. My daughter left there a yr ago. She's working somewhere else.

[@boseefusmacmurphy1156]

Lol. That's pretty much any low paying job description. I would know I've done most of them. Most vets looking to make a few extra bucks at a local fast food place can't cut it and quit faster than the teenagers.

[@nreynolds75243]

@@boseefusmacmurphy1156 the low paying jobs give you the most trouble.

[@charlesrichardson2084]

I was a manager there and this is very true. The expectations were out of this world.

[@rmwright11221979]

As someone who has worked at an Amazon warehouse I can tell you that they deserve to be on the list. I got criticized twice a day every single day for not making rate even though I was unable to plus every day after work my feet hurt so bad I could hardly even walk. I’ve worked for numerous employers and none treated me that bad.

[@rhinacortorreal]

I worked in Amazon a few times I hated it. Everything is timed. I was amongst those employees that ended up in the hospital due to exhaustion.

[@nr9634]

I feel sad for you. I know how you feel. Plus, you never got of richer in the end. The management should value their employee and equal the salary to the pressure and workload. That would motivate one at least...

[@Joeluvrxoxo]

When I worked for Amazon we had about an ambulance a week in my fc just on my shift.

[@JSB-2Z-2K]

Modern slavery

[@miapdx503]

@@JSB-2Z-2K exactly

[@lamxung5000]

I got told I was the fastest they've had and they put me off of work without providing any proper reasonings

[@jannr]

They say FACEBOOK is so addictive how about KZbin, because I'm very addicted to it.

[@nr9634]

The comments are more addictive - and taxing.

[@derekwalter4238]

@Freakish : By that logic you could say cocaine isn't addictive because you dont use that either. That's stupid

[@bambino920]

I recently had no wifi for 3weeks..definitely didn't miss FB but KZbin i did!!

[@maryannanderson1744]

Right!! Hate FB. Love YT

[@faerie5926]

Same

[@Alacard0malley]

I'm in the soda industry so I see these people all the time and can confirm that dollar generals are brutal with their managers

[@Alacard0malley]

@BMX Man in my area those people do 80+ hour weeks and have like no payroll so good for your pot dealer

[@denisenichols6505]

Have a friend that's manager at a Jet and one at Dollar General. They both are way overworked,stressed & employees don't give a sh*t ,They call in when there's a party,they're hungover, want watch football etc. They're lazy as hell, start arguments, push their work on others and it's a problem to just fire them. It's a rural area,no jobs & both single mothers with bum drunk ex's. Then they have some punk 25 yr old regional jerk come in and bitch..smh

[@liannenoelle30]

I worked at McDonald’s for four years and the McDonald’s I worked for never looked like that. Our manager made us clean for hours. On weekends we would clean until 1 in the morning. Just depends on owners and management.

[@biohazardlnfS]

Yeah. At my McDonalds we clean the grills everynight. Everything is washed throughout the day, and everything again after we close at night. The fry dispenser is broken down and cleaned, the soda machines. Everything

[@DDRjason]

My manager at my Macca's had OCD.... it was bad and good how he reacted when it's not clean. Luckily it wasn't a 24hr Macca's or he'd probably go insane.

[@82luft49]

DDRjason, your comment should be the lead comment on top. Loved it.

[@rbinthehouse1127]

Yes this is something i actually understand, people complain about the condition but they dont do anything about it, and its also the condition the managers want too

[@skyocean3347]

Can you please fo cheack out my channel

[@ShadowSora8491]

When I worked in a Bar n' Grill restaurant, I once got away with changing out the oil from one of the deep fryers in the kitchen, in the middle of a dinner rush. There were enough people on staff that I only needed to focus on cleanliness and keeping each station on the assembly line stocked and the oil in the deep fryer was horrendously disgusting, so I took initiative to clean it out right then and there. The owner was actually happy that I did this instead of waiting until the end of the rush and risking the possibility that either everyone (myself included) would forget about the problem, or that no one else would take initiative to clean out that fryer and change the oil. To this day, I'm still very glad that I got that done and I still feel proud of myself for taking initiative to change out that fryer.

[@silly2449]

Good job.

[@guynotincognito6918]

Wow what a hero.

[@MommiDonni1]

@@guynotincognito6918 😂🤣😂

[@MommiDonni1]

You deserve the medal of Honor for that one! 🏅

[@BriveAW]

Proud of u

[@TheNitroG1]

"they even blamed a ghost in the machine." wow that's a common phrase in tech fields used to describe a problem that you can't find a cause for. they weren't LITERALLY blaming a ghost. they didn't think it was haunted. As an example of my own personal ghost in the machine. I had a desktop pc I built myself it would randomly just restart. I checked heating issues grounding issues ect. finally I traded out the powersupply. same thing, traded the motherboard, same thing, traded the ram, same thing. to the point where eventually I had a whole new system sitting there. literally had replaced every component inside the case...same thing...so I thought maybe the power outlet was faulty, after replacing the outlet and still having the issue. I gave up. never figured out why that one system had that problem. literally can't think of a reason it would continue to happen after all that. but the next system and every one since then has been fine. just plain weird.

[@BlackavarWD]

Gremlins

[@shamarao.9534]

This could actually be a scenario in a tech movie. I'm laughing at you but in a good way... Lol. Rock on dude👍

[@Jixsurez]

Well they *are* Japanese lol. They do think tech can be haunted. Look up the red room.

[@Tessa_ract]

If it wasn't the hardware then it was probably the software.

[@octobbie]

It is the software, i had a Win7 PC that shut down and didnt restart. When i got 10, it restarted on shutdown.

[@jenniferb.awesome]

Costco is the only major retail company I have respect for, they have proven over and over again that they value their employees. My husband works there and under 7 years he is now up to 27 dollars an hour, his insurance costs under 30 dollars a month and covers 90% of all medical costs, bonus checks in the thousands twice a year, all holidays off with pay, and time and a half on Sunday. He makes more in money and benefits as a regular employee than he did while he was a supervisor at Walmart.

[@dewimama1]

Once found a hair that had been processed in with a single serving of string cheese. I took out back just to show them and have them warn the company. I want expecting any compensation because i had consumed most of the other servings. They gave me a whole new package. I still brought up again that i had consumed the others and they still insisted i take the new one. Very impressed with their business ideals.

[@keagaming9837]

I agree, Costco is one of the better company's out there, sad to see the only Costco in my area closed a years ago.

[@dannydaw59]

That's almost as much as a UAW (legacy) production worker. No double time on Sundays for Costco employee though.

[@NebulaM420]

There is a reason that Walmart came out and plainly said that the only company they could never compete with is Costco from it's spacious aisles to food sample, not to mention their food courts which they did as a bonus as oppose to Walmart sticking a fast food McDonald's in every Walmart. It is just strategy, way to go Costco. I guess it is like comparing Tim Hortons to Starbucks in Coffee terms 😆

[@ieatcoochiebut7095]

No wonder why the ice-cream machine is always broken.

[@YATTAARTT]

Wow, i like you. And that profile picture 👌

[@shitnuts]

Yea ig

[@hiinsanity]

@@shitnuts Why won't they clean you😢

[@freeatlas3551]

Joshua Auntrova I work at one to and that has never happened before your management must just be horrible

[@WalnutSpice]

@@freeatlas3551 McDonald's I worked at in 2016 commonly sold 10hr old moldy eggs and no one ever complained

[@monicacollins8289]

I'm certain that every big corporation has dirty secrets.

[@danielle1215]

EVEN MEE

[@ainz9812]

@@danielle1215 Who are you?

[@ainz9812]

@@theworldoverheavan560 😏😏😏😝✌️💦

[@ainz9812]

@@theworldoverheavan560 Thats right call me DADDY!!!😏

[@ainz9812]

@Rayan Boss Imma dude i dont do gayshit...

[@winterfell9990]

So fast food workers arent doing their jobs right and not cleaning their store, then take pictures of the places that THEY DIDNT CLEAN, and then say its the companies fault? How about you do what youre paid to do, you're not exposing the company, you're exposing youself

[@haaxxx9]

That's... Their job to clean it. Sure it sucks but even if they do a decent job at cleaning they can still make the store looks... Decent.

[@seanmeredith7573]

@@haaxxx9 I currently work at Wendy's and I'm one of the very few who actually scrub the kitchen down to spotless finish. But that doesn't mean I can get everywhere. Like the one girl who posted behind the grill. You're not supposed to move the grill unless it's the end of the day and even then your supposed to have a bucket for all the grease to enter. Like, people aren't supposed to clean the whole store every 3 hours. That build up is from neglect or you haven't done your job yet. On top of that, the ice cream machine, the tray doesn't always have to be clean that day, it's recommended but it doesn't have to be. As long as it is done some time that week. Just like you shouldn't clean the trays for the soda machines every day. People just lazy and ignorant now-a-days.

[@haaxxx9]

@@seanmeredith7573 True, I work at Little Ceasers and the cleaning is rather tame, Least for me. I have to clean the dough machines which takes about 30 minutes total for the standard wiping them down inside and out. I also wipe down the walls from time to time and sweep and mop my area. It's a daily basis besides the wall, they get dirty once in a while!

[@StorkClips]

HAHA, that was what I was thinking.

[@meaninglesscommenter8457]

noxxi knox that’s actually racist and you should get more statistical proof before claiming such a remark

[@imposterblockade1826]

Yo that betsy girl fr tho she might not make a good living idk she might not be able to find a good job but she legitmentally saved people by exposing toyota

[@MeowtronStar]

A true hero. The "law market" is full of shady people. They don't want a lawyer who would expose bitter truths.

[@ImJCyo]

It's funny. In my eight years working at McDonalds before I left that life behind, every night we would use the other grill (that we don't use normally) to make food and push the other grill out of the way so we can clean. We moved every bit of equipment we had, cleaning up floors and areas behind equipment as well as the stuff you can see. If we didn't, we were in trouble for it. The inspectors who came to our store didn't take any shit from anyone. When I see nasty stores like the one pictured in the video, I shake my head. It really isn't hard to take care of shit. It's also better when the restaurant is not a 24 hour restaurant, as then you can clean the heads and such without any real risks.

[@biohazardlnfS]

Yea i still work as a manager not 24 hours. We have two grills and both are cleaned at the end of the night

[@josecarbajal5710]

At every job Ive had I was always told to maintain a clean work environment. So apparently some people just suck at their jobs.

[@coconutshrimp7919]

YES I am so glad you wrote this. I was going to but I wouldn't have done nearly as well as you did

[@VanessaVicente837]

@@coconutshrimp7919 me,too I was about to write a comment..when i read this..I also feel that the person in charge is responsible for cleanliness..

[@mikewhitaker2880]

its EVERY employees job to be responsible for cleanliness at ANY restaurant or fast food facility... having worked for McD's and KFC i know... yes it can be hard to do sometimes due to staffing "thats honestly the biggest problem at ANY job due to greed" but its no excuse as its something that just needs done.. even when i shift managed i made time to do cleaning if needed while the other employees were helping customers.. hiding in the back office is not what managers should do.. and yes ive seen my share of that too.. thats how half of the crazy shit happens to begin with.. the rest is shear laziness....

[@love-feathersoft5067]

I used to work in a toyota factory in San Antonio TX where they make where they make the tundras and tacomas. They have an assembly yearly on the anniversary of the death of a 4 person family in one of those trucks. They play the 911 call from the family on the freeway and everything. They tell us about how the floor mats get caught on the accelerator. They never told us it was an electrical problem. Hmmm

[@davidsegovia7560]

I was at the same facility work there for two weeks it sucked big balls

[@dannyarchives]

Where’s the new supra? I thought he was gonna start talking trash but is there gonna be a new MR2 or Supra?

[@love-feathersoft5067]

@@dannyarchives lol idk I said i USED to work ther

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

@@dannyarchives new supra is ugly as fuck. All toyota shit now is trash. It became trash after the early 2000s.

[@oreoemsa304]

I feel bad for the amazon workers..

[@caillew7618]

oreoemsa I swear I just did an application for them yesterday so I can make my Christmas shopping money but after seeing this I’ve changed my mind. That’s sad to treat people like that.

[@Birdnerd1968]

Especially since Jeff bezos is raking in the cash and doing everthing he can to screw over the workers.

[@alwayspointnorth]

It’s a warehouse JOB sorry but I don’t feel bad. They make decent money and this is coming from someone who works 60 hours a week every week and walk about just as much.

[@PhantomGanhdi]

The Dirtybut decent money? Lol naw. Amazon employees don’t make as much money as they should for the things that they do.

[@mrmidnight32]

oreoemsa don’t it’s not that bad. I’ve worked for them a few times. It’s actually ok money for what you do. They pay you $15-$20/hr for a reason.

[@guitargodthor2]

A buddy of mine, who worked at KFC, told me they made him mix yesterdays leftovers with the freshly made food. Anyone who has a food handlers card can tell you how bad that is. Also, I had one of those Toyotas. I don't know about it randomly accelerating on its own but my accelerator pedal would stick all the time. I loved that car despite that but someone hit me and because of the odd design of the body, minor damage was as good as totalled. This happened right before the recall. The letter I got in the mail talked about the exact issue I was having. I recently left Amazon after 5 years. Some of what the video said was true but here's how it really is. Different departments have different standards. There is inbound and outbound dock and neither is "timed" and is actually pretty laid back. Except for the docks, everything has a rate. Part of the job is meeting that rate. ToT (Time off Task) is what the video means by "timed". Taking too long between bins or in bins is ok as long as you don't build up a total of 30 minutes for the entire day. 30 minutes can get you a write-up but sometimes you have lenient managers. They don't typically come after you for 30 minutes though because most employees just say they were in the bathroom which excuses some of the ToT. Hit 60 minutes and it's automatically a final and 2 hours is a termination but same deal with the bathroom excuse. ToT write-ups don't roll off for 1 year. Quality and Rate write-ups can be from 30 to 90 days. There is a lot more but I won't go there unless asked. Sometimes people do go to the hospital from exhaustion. That's why Amazon has filtered drinking fountains and industrial fans all over the place and encourages employees to dring plenty of water. The warehouses do have A/C but it still gets hot in some places and the A/C units are always breaking down.

[@liztrainer895]

guitargodthor2 Colonal Sanders would be so upset with what is going on@the restaraunt he started.

[@whating]

Who read this because ur a legend if u did

[@Madara159]

@@whating I did.. Lol

[@knifemaster-qi9fq]

The big egg i did too

[@dannydaw59]

They should pay employees by the quantity and quality of work. Not by the hour.

[@thekweenofbling3621]

You did the right thing Betsy. It's better to save a life than to take a life. Or to stand by while lives are being taken and you can do something about it. YOU'RE A MODERN DAY HERO

[@claudiaivy104]

Who Else Is Scrolling Down The Comments While Watching This Me

[@benjamindraws9676]

Claudia Ivy same

[@mihir1700]

Hello beautiful

[@dimrai5588]

Me

[@ninjadayzier1521]

Me

[@pirateman1966]

Then you're not watching the video! You are listening to it.

[@TomTomTomTom538]

the mcdonalds shake machine picture is a drip tray that catches excess silicone lubricant from the moving parts of the machine and does not come into contact with any of the food surfaces

[@domenicolson4850]

Tom Tom as a former manager at a McDonald’s i can concur what you said is true.

[@slimetastic1239]

Thank goodness

[@screwball992]

We have the same machine too, it's a Taylor machine and it is just a drip tray for lubricant. People have no idea, I detail these machines all the time.

[@MilfHunter369]

bullshit that would never be allowed do to contamination

[@atom608]

as a mc donalds crew trainer i vouch for this too

[@Aviation_Everything]

2:42 "Tesla" * shows Volvo in top left *

[@dalehume4275]

D

[@riyad9345]

No he said smart cars he was also showing an Mercedes over there

[@user-qf9ru4mp6e]

Brother

[@RigmorTalonbeard]

I worked at kfc and I can say that they are pretty strict about fresh food and having it properly cooked. It’s in the training videos how long to cook it and there are automatic timers that go off when the chicken needs to be thrown out. Expiration dates are routinely checked. The people making these videos do it for attention. Also if the restraunts are disgusting then that’s the employees fault not the owners because they are the ones that are meant to keep a clean workspace.

[@CzarZamorak]

Managers not employees.

[@sunrain645]

the KFC thats a 5 mins drive from my house smells like sewer and is really dirty. it has only 2 stars on yelp and people have called to complain how nasty it is, KFC corporate doesn't care obviously

[@sauce2different]

I work at kfc right now, and we do have timers and they tell us it in the videos so if a store is dirty it is the workers fault because when closing everyone has a part to do, at our store, you don’t leave until the manager makes sure everything on your list is done properly

[@CzarZamorak]

@@sauce2different but it's up to the manager to enforce those rules no?

[@texasgun2731]

yep. ive worked at places that force you to wash your hands constantly, and others that dont even care if you wear gloves or not. it depends on the manager.

[@longtaleanimation6849]

I work at a Spa at a very popular Casino in the States. Our hot tubs wont be clean for days/weeks, same with our blankets and lounge chair cushions for months/years.

[@jesussaves6625]

Similarly, I worked in a hotel many years ago,and the bed linens were only changed if the bed had been really rumpled up. Otherwise,employees just turned the same covers back down. Same with cleaning the bathrooms. Only the appearance off cleanliness mattered, not the actual sanitary conditions.

[@longtaleanimation6849]

@@jesussaves6625 Yes, exactly sanitary conditions go right the eff out the window with my managers. I'll go against thier call in letting guest use our hottub. Cause I really don't have the heart to have them sit in water that hadn't been changed in a week or two.

[@bongobannanapianopankakes4098]

😷

[@longtaleanimation6849]

@FUXSQQUAD They don't give a damn.

[@longtaleanimation6849]

@@bongobannanapianopankakes4098 I can't bring up how thier practices disgust me. Cause last time I did my hours where cut and I was very close being 2 weeks behind rent. It's very upsetting cause a lot of the people that pay on avarage 150$ to be at our spa are teachers/Parents/Elderly that have had it stressful and come 1 of the few times to relax. Not knowing they are getting into tubs with water from several weeks ago. It's a 5 star spa being run by 2 and a half star management. We employees can only do our jobs if the managers to thiers. But no, cause they dont wanna use any of the budget to get what we need. We have to resort to stealing toilet paper from different floors of this casino cause our managers didnt order any.

[@dewwy7369]

I can fully sympathise with the warehouse workers of Amazon. I used to work for Lidl in the warehouse and it's very similar conditions. Toilet breaks are timed/taken off of your break, everything and I mean EVERYTHING is monitored and tracked by the minute, you wear a headset so management know EXACTLY where you are at any part of the warehouse so all they have to do is type in your personnel number and they have you. Management would push you to meet unrealistic goals along with being negatively biased against certain employees (including myself) which created a HUGE morale problem. We had something called a "pick rate" which is where you had to pick a certain amount of items per minute. If you didn't hit the appropriate time slot, you'd get pulled aside, told off and as the video said, if it continued, would start the disciplinary system. The amount you pick per minute was increased every week, so the moment you've busted your ass to meet one time slot, it's increased before you're even able to comprehend your "achievement". Not only that but the conditions were dangerous and impossible to work in for the time frames they wanted out of you. You could be sweating your ass off for the full 8 hours you're there, absolutely exhausted and ready to drop, yet somehow you'd never meet the expected time quota. Many times traffic built up between personnel trucks which forced you into situations where if a fire broke out or something were to fall from the racks above, it'd almost certainly kill you. Multiple times had we reported these health and safety issues, even to the people that apparently ran H&S checks, but it was all overlooked, it's a miracle no-one was seriously injured, at least while I was there. I could go on for days about working in a place like that, never would I go back. I really wish huge corporate companies would look at smaller ranking employees as human and not just a number.

[@dewwy7369]

@@dissident112 sorry to hear that man but I fully agree. I walked out on my managers as did many others while I was there, I'm a human being, not a robot

[@XX-rs8uw]

Dewwy Dezwy you have this at a lot of order picking facilties. At my workplace there was this rumour that people were doing harddrugs. Management hung cameras and fired everybody who did it on the job. The accidents with forklift trucks went downhill just as fast as the picking rates. A week later there were no more cameras, all the drugged out dudes back to work, way more forklift accidents but at least the numbers were back up again

[@belan5576]

Dewwy Dezwy that’s Stern that said it was tracking... go check on the wiki

[@chad4life1]

It's so obvious that you copied and pasted

[@alexroberts1836]

Working at Amazon myself next to a Lidl facility, the thing is the leads and managers cant do shit about it. They have to make sure that we drones make our rates or come atleast close, thats why most of them are beeing hired for. Its not just the lowest worker thats replaceable at Amazon/Lidl/younameit the leads and managers are aswell. Only difference is that we as workers just have to deal with leads doing a performance review maybe once a week/month depending on how busy it is, those people get their performance reviews if you wanna call it that way at that level from higher ups that dont give a damn. Same way the military works, there is a chain of command. So sure to the private it looks like the Cpt is living life but you get your balls busted by every NCO that comes along. Needless to say NCOs also get their feedback from their CO/XO, and those get their feedback from even higher ranking officers. That beeing said I had more fun in BT than I have as a warehouse worker for Amazon. Atleast in BT you have somewhat of a bond with your fellow recruits, but in a warehouse like this you are isolated and doing mindless work 8 hours a day and if you are unlucky then you wont talk to anyone during the whole day, besides your lead giving you some feedback. Doesnt help that 50% of the workers arent natives and are nowhere near to speaking meaningful sentences or english for that matter.

[@woah-dude]

"they even blamed a ghost in the machine" this is something you shouldn't take literal, "ghost in the machine" is a metaphor for unexplained discrepancies in software, e.g. same piece of software with same input creating different or inconsistent results in multiple instances. they didn't really think there is a ghost in the machinie, i guess they thought of a bit-shift or interference by other parts

[@thatsawesome2060]

This not about ghost at all, but after knowing it's a bug in the program may lead to the foul but they still try to blame it as driver error, That's is the main point.

[@RazulLD]

I worked for Amazon for one night shift... never EVER doing it again. I quit the next day, I was physically and mentally drained early in the morning when the shift ended, I barely managed to get back home and when my mother called to ask how my work night was I had only straight to say "will call you later", after that I lost consciousness I woke up 8 hours later and called her to tell her properly how nightmarish it was. When I went to return my gear and tell them that I leave, there was a guy next to us who asked the guy that was doing my paperwork "whats going on?" "He is quitting..." "why?" "Night shift" "aaah..." and nod his head. Sorry but Amazon you need to change your ways, you are killing people. Those people that worked there they were Romanians they don't speak English, they don't know where to go, what to do if they try to leave this job, that is like forced labor sure they can leave, but where will they go, who will hire them? That was inhumane and they take advantage of those people. Thank god my English was good enough.

[@blixten2928]

Thanks for telling the truth. There are always very young strong people or people who can beat a system who will tell you an inhuman job is OK. But honest criticism - by looking at the majority of people who work there, and seeing if they are happy - is the decent and respectable thing to do. Thanks again.

[@ewin608]

That's not true, of they get fired they're on their own. They can go become legal, or something. Like I said, their own fault.

[@RazulLD]

@@ewin608 they are legal but the problem is that they don't speak the language and no one will hire them in that case.

[@tiffany8946]

Razul Darkwood why not try to learn the language? It should be required that if someone wants to move to a foreign country they need to learn the language of the country. There are FREE classes at community colleges for people that don’t speak English ya know. At LEAST one person HAS to know English or else, how the hell did they get into this country “legally”?

[@RazulLD]

@@tiffany8946 because most people have relatives that say its ok I'll find you a job just come, but when the job is shit you have 2 options, return to a place that its 3rd world country or stay and suffer. Some people are even 60+ those people are at the end of their straight. There is a whole community of Romanians there and only around 20% of them speak English. Still some of those people have connections and will pull their people on good positions, others however... lest just say that those people get the short end of the straw...

[@johnnycage8952]

McDonald’s isn’t clean 😱 who would have guessed 🙄

[@wxsmess7745]

Ur mom would have known

[@johnnycage8952]

Lol you must be a real fuckboy to be making mom jokes in 2018.

[@yoarekkusu3184]

Omega deja-vu

[@trystanmacdonald9296]

My middle name is literally Macdonald Trystan Macdonald is my literal name and I have a sir name but I’ve leaked enough

[@S.U1399]

not all fast food places are dumps, in reality the problem is the owner.

[@angelas.1581]

This is both sad and maddening....so many shocking things on this list. "The love of money is the root of all evil" is so true!

[@brianruz7319]

Money is not the root of all evil. That is something that is said by the poor and the middle class in order to avoid talking about money

[@jonath1982]

@@brianruz7319 no one said money is evil. The greed that follows the love of money is evil. Thats why there are so many atrocities attributed to businesses and corporations.

[@brianruz7319]

@@jonath1982 too much greed is always bad but greed and money are two different things. Everybody is greedy no matter how rich or poor you are. These corporations that commit these attrocities are unethical. The people who run these corporations would have been unethical whether they were greedy or not. Greed does NOT constitute immoral behavior

[@angelas.1581]

Brian Ruz R-E-A-D what I wrote and then refer to 1 Timothy 6:10

[@angelas.1581]

Jonathan Tyree this guy would rather jump to conclusions instead of READ what I actually wrote

[@kalieabshierwolfqueen13]

The Amazon one. My husband use to walk 5.5 miles to work at IHOP, then spend 10 or more hours at work, and walk home 5.5 miles. 6 days a week. He had over 100 hours a pay period (every 2 weeks) We just couldn't seem to have enough money to afford a car. Things are better now and we have a car, but now we live in the boonies and he has to drive an hour to work. At least he doesn't have to walk anymore. 🤷‍♀️

[@chwoonie]

Amazon is modern day slavery. You walk almost 20 miles. They go through temp agencies so they don’t have a high turnover, and to avoid bad rates from the BBB, amongst other things that a Amazon employee can claim like insurance. The temp agency pays you very low, yes mandatory overtime, unrealistic metrics, no respect, and no insurance. Once you prove that you can withstand the disrespect of living like a slave that is when Amazon will then convert you to be an actual Amazon “blue badge” employee. I worked one holiday there because I was in dire need of money for my rent when I was between jobs, and it was eye opening. There are so many nice people that just will stick to Amazon because they can’t do better, but I think amazon should do improvements on how they treat their employees. Whether direct or indirect, everyone should be treated with respect treated more humane. Slavery ended a very long time ago Amazon. Treat your bottom employees in a better way that will promote a good net-promoter score.

[@lavourse]

@AA AA walking too much will work down your joints, no matter how much you weight, overworking yourself IS bad. You're just a modern slave & proud of it.

[@luke4502]

Except that nobody's forcing you to work for Amazon, dummy

[@MinimalistMotoLife]

Hmmm can't type field N-word without getting censored.... Anyways what temp agency? I could stand to be slave for a month to put a grand in my pocket... It's not walking that destroys your joints it's hard man made surfaces like concrete and stone. Hence why foam shoes have gotten popular with those that work on their feet.

[@sokratesteron5845]

If you watch interviews(had one as english-listening class test where we had to answer questions with the information) and i remember old employees saying Amazon is greedy af (like they bought doors and made makeshift Tables instead of buying proper ones)

[@luke4502]

@@2000rayc I'm not saying corporations shouldn't do everything in their power to make sure their employees have safe working environments. I'm just saying comparing working for Amazon to slavery is a bit hyperbolic

[@lukeskywalker9215]

At least in my country, we have this fast food called Jollibee, and its very clean like (maybe only in this branch) every 10-60 seconds a worker cleans a part of the place up including inside the cooking areas. We also see the food they cook displayed

[@gggdcvxcdvvfcvdcfdccfcvg6605]

Luke Skywalker Are you a filipino??Cause i am and i love jollibee.!!!

[@kofuchinoo]

Jolibee is clean

[@arkhimoscosa2088]

I love Jolibee too. :) May the force be with you! Hahaha

[@eatit2694]

I'm not filipino but have one near me. Never tried it, what do you recommend for a non pinoy like me?

[@arkhimoscosa2088]

@@eatit2694 Chickenjoy!

[@youtubequeazy-1531]

When You are writing a comment then a Tik Tok ad comes on and skipping it will discard the comment 🤬

[@maryannanderson1744]

Ha!!

[@TardyLarty]

well Im on a computer so it does not do that

[@MilkyWayMarsBar]

See, the KFC, Mcdonalds, and Wendy's stories is one of the many reasons why I don't eat out. Thank you, my fear of thinking everything I haven't eaten yet is poisoned.

[@msc2u1]

Yeah, those processed foods at grocery stores aren't any better. So....

[@Scmerc]

Dont even taste kfc what it taste?

[@lianmick5079]

its mcdonalds everything there is supposed to be broken espacially the ice cream machine

[@cdnayak8417]

0.49 🤮🤮

[@YourGrannysThong]

Every single major corporation worldwide cuts every corner possible. Unfortunately, these huge corporations have way better lawyers and way more money than these individuals trying to do the right thing.

[@generalkayoss7347]

Nobody forces anyone to work there. And if thats the only job you can get, it says a lot about your skill set - non existent.

[@taylordavison6849]

GeneralKayoss That came completely out of left field! What do skills have to do with ethics?

[@nickangelo116]

Fast food should be abolished. They dont care about nutrition, they care about money, period. Dollar menu? More like poison menu.

[@YourGrannysThong]

Nick Angelo i agree 100%

[@excessiveone9952]

@@nickangelo116 People tend to not care about a well known fact that will be covered in required classes these days

[@grantapalooza998]

I worked for an "environmental" company which was basically hazmat work. At a power plant in Virginia we worked 12 hour shifts to go into a system that held the burnt coal Ash and we had to basically suck the ash up.. sounds simple, but the coal plant wanted it done as quickly as possible so they would just shut the reactor down. Leaving ash piles 800 degrees and the ambient temperature was 130 degrees°f. We would have to wear full suits and respirators and use metal pipes to vacuum the glowing red ash. We would do that for a week straight. My longest shift was 19 hours long and the hours I worked that week was 96 hours in 6 days. That's just one powerplant I worked at. Not to mention a chemical refinery I worked at where people got chemical Burns and the pipes leaked constantly. Not to boast about the experience I just want people to know that jobs like this exist and many people work their asses off for something as simple as electricity

[@texasgun2731]

what country was this in? sounds like this company is in dire need of regulatuons

[@grantapalooza998]

Texas Gun well they put in a rule where you sign a waiver if you Work more than 70 hours a week saying you understand the dangers of fatigue. They put it in after someone fell asleep after a shift while driving and flipped a truck. And this was in the USA, and many companies in the industrial industry work like this

[@lowkeyhim556]

I work the refineries. What do you expect? Lmao

[@ReStOrEdLiFe88]

I used to work in McDonald's here in Serbia, and I never saw the store that dirty. Stores close at 1 am (the one I worked in was not a drive-tru), and when the doors are locked, we clean everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. And it's being cleaned every single night. There is not a single surface in there that's not wiped and desinfected. I don't know how is that amount of dirt even possible, it's disgusting...

[@jbrown8601]

ReStOrEdLiFe88 lazy entitled Americans

[@mizzbeabuns3443]

Yeah, it's the employee's fault they didn't clean the damn thing, not the company

[@GhostInTheShell29]

@@mizzbeabuns3443 Are the employees allowed to clean it? Hours are limited.

[@mizzbeabuns3443]

@@GhostInTheShell29 of course, they should clean it while its their shift, the CEO ain't just gonna superman his way to the fastfood chain an clean it, that's the employee's job

[@GhostInTheShell29]

Right its the employee's job, but so is making food, taking orders, and everything else. So if you intentionally understaff a store, and penalize anyone doing any task other then making/selling product. No one cleans anything unless directly told to, because otherwise they risk getting in trouble, and they shouldn't have the time to do so anyways. This makes management look good, because it cut costs, and boosts productivity two of the most important numbers when judging manager performance. If there is any issue with cleanliness they can just blame the employees that they didn't let clean things for the problem. Granted I don't work in Fast food, I work at Walmart, but my store has the record for the worse Clean/fast/friendly CFF score in the state. But our store manager gets a big fat bonus because our profitability is awesome since so few people work so few hours at our store. Why the floors are swept bi-annually rather then you know weekly or daily like at other stores.

[@aurora-lu6hg]

Exactly why I love home cooked meals. The thing is, you know what’s going on in your kitchen. And how it’s made. In a restaurant and fast foods you don’t know anything.

[@Epsilon-18]

Easy. Sneak at the back by disguising as a trash can It fails when they have to dispose of bad foods though…

[@sk3tch982]

What is shady is how many commercials are appearing in this one episode!

[@at9328]

It's not really a commercial because commercials are supposed to help the business I think this does the opposite...

[@solrosenberg9552]

What commercials? Get a ad blocker. There is no excuse, I've had them on my phones for many years now.

[@joshuahawkins5731]

sk3tch facts

[@Circlewisewoman01]

They’re here, and they’re forcing their ad shit on us again...evil corporatists. KZbin is going down, real soon. Delete.

[@AlmondJoy4u]

Dollar General still looks like trash when I go to their stores . I only go there if I really have to.

[@AlmondJoy4u]

@Subscribe With No Videos 😂😂😂😂

[@notava6601]

We have dollar tree by me

[@Crimsomreaf5555]

Funny how money is more important then reputation

[@ryankronewitter6838]

I work at a mcdonalds and can tell you that it really is a matter of location, workers, and management that determines how well the store maintains it’s sanitation standards and food health as a whole. Edit: the mcdonalds I work at is owned directly by corporate. I don’t know how much of a factor this plays but the one I work at is much cleaner than what is shown here.

[@PearOrNot]

We all came here for McDonald’s right?

[@partywiener107]

Yep

[@ziiijari9578]

Yeah

[@Andrewnlc52]

yeah

[@w00dchuck43]

Nope, I came here because I can read. Not just look at pictures.

[@Andrewnlc52]

@@w00dchuck43 I work at McDonald's that the only reason I watch if McDonald's was not in the thumbnail I would care about this video

[@trinityguyton5608]

That's probably why they say the Ice cream machine is broken because the people who are taking your order care for you lol Edit: Okay for real, some of y'all are taking this too serious, like saying oh I'm a manager, and oh I work or worked at McDonald's. I don't give two shits if you just got probed in the ass by an alien, I was being a smart ass. I don't need your whole life story from your work experience from McDonald's! Lol. Thanks for the likes by the way!

[@vajoynus]

I never thought of it like that. That's genius!

[@emily-bv8vq]

*shane Dawson has left the chat*

[@lukemadden9690]

I always thought they just didn’t feel like making it and that’s why they say that 😂 maybe I’m just cynical though.

[@cipher88101]

Oh yeah, that's what it is, that and not wanting to have to clean it.

[@GhettoJohnWick]

Nah, I worked at mcd. The ice cream machine is 'broken' because the people that would actually clean it don't get in til everyone wants ice cream. I was the onr one that would clean it. I ended up blowing up at my shift manager before I left. She kept piling work in me and blaming her fuck ups me. I'm usually against hitting women, but, I wanted to put her in the ring and use her for sparring.

[@fabianm2819]

i worked at amazon, stow and pack are the two hardest positions there, theyre absolutely relentless and you get heavily hindered when large items come through, targets were stowing 250 items an hour, and packing 180, most people would take 30 mins to make up a cardboard box, let alone make it, pack the item, do all the scans, pack it out to fill the box, tape it up, and send it. After this it's literally slung by a conveyer belt into a 3m deep plastic box, hitting everything under it, if your ink bottle gets landed on by a crock pot, it's toast buddy. so if your package comes and it's a bit of a mess, dont blame the worker, blame the company

[@Wolfie713]

Do you mean 30 mins to *fill* it, let alone make it, or vice-versa, or do you actually mean "make" it twice?

[@cetkat]

For what it's worth, I absolutely blame the company. Even for things that get damaged because they were put into a padded envelope instead of a box - I know the fault lies in the system, not the worker & I say so when I do the inevitable return.

[@darkdruid2590]

Fabian M bruh I work at UPS it ducks there too

[@brundain1]

I dont recall ever saying "fucking amazon employee breaking my damn package" Usually its just "fucking amazon" (or fed ex/whatever other delivery company that just tosses shit around)

[@Mpearl8084]

I worked for a local dog kennel that had some very questionable practices. I decided to expose them after working there to warn pet parents of the dangers. The owner saw it and clapped back saying I'm just a mad ex employee making up lies. It disturbs me because I don't even think she's aware of what's happening at her boarding facility. On my first day, a manager told me, "it's okay to kick the dog to keep it in its kennel. It doesn't really hurt them." That was appalling, and I never followed that "advice." They also put flat faced dogs in kennel driers. I told a manager that kennel driers can kill flat faced dogs because they struggle to breathe in them, thinking they were just unaware. They said they don't have time to hand dry them when we're busy and "it's on a low setting." I'm a groomer now and no one puts flat faced dogs in kennel driers because it only takes one accident to get shut down. There were more things they did that I hated, and the owner, whose never met me, says I'm a flat out liar. Smh 🤦‍♀️

[@taffykins2745]

Terrible! Is there a SPCA type group you could have investigate that facility? Those people are VERY BAD PEOPLE. Glad the animals have you and maybe others to protect them!! Thank you!!!

[@cliffordhodge1449]

It stands to reason that as we move away from small locally-owned businesses to business monoliths, there is greater power to cover up bad acts, and so they become easier, more tempting, and more profitable.

[@manguy2885]

Number 15, Burger King foot lettuce. The last thing you’d expect in your Burger King burger is some one else’s foot fungus, but it turns out, that might be what you get. An anonymous user posted a picture of some one standing in Burger King lettuce...

[@accelerator5524]

this one standing in the lettuce was exposed very fast by 4chan users and is already fired. i hope he wont get a new job ever.

[@BrooklynNinenine580]

Hi chills

[@adamdion7574]

Man Guy I fucking read it with his voice 😂

[@BrooklynNinenine580]

@@adamdion7574 glad I'm not the only one

[@PartnershipsForYou]

Man Guy gaet*

[@undeadrc8275]

Don't forget goodwill. Its all a sham and they say they care about your safety when they really dont. I had to climb through a pile of donations just to get to the other side.

[@miapdx503]

They do a lot of good. But these "non-profits" really rake in the dough!

[@luke4502]

Fellow Goodwill worker here. That place has it made. Nobody cares because their shit is cheap and people who donate just treat Goodwill as their personal dump.

[@undeadrc8275]

@@luke4502 yep pretty much

[@Mental_Warlock]

That's where I'm going to work this week lol

[@couchgamingnews9379]

@Deborah Shaw wow 😑

[@shiniesglitters5424]

I worked at a restaurant. There was a KFC near us. On one of the state's regular health inspections, the sanitarian that came in gave us a heads up to NOT get food from the KFC. About 6 months later that KFC closed and never re opened with no one being told by KFC why. Now we know why the ice cream machine is always down.

[@worldwidewohnzimmer]

5:26 Awwww...

[@konsumentptakow]

People who commemt about it got tons of likes and the actual youtuber got nothing. Lol

[@jungchen8300]

Schön das hier dass gefunden habt :DD

[@dididelededooo5342]

@@konsumentptakow And he still got norhing...

[@nr9634]

Wow working for Amazon feels like working in a hospital setting. Treating employees like robots.

[@rmaula3222]

Wendy's Win .... i guess ?

[@MrDoggo-ep8ke]

X - R good because Wendy’s my favorite

[@bigshotcorpse]

Fuck no. Don’t ever eat the chilli use to work for a Wendy’s that at the end of the week would take all the old leftover burger throw them in a plastic container with water and microwave for 4 minute to soften it up then chop it up and that’s what the meat is in the chilli

[@taetaeskies2718]

Wendys’*

[@encalica853]

@@taetaeskies2718 Grammar police, unite!

[@encalica853]

Nope, Wendy's is at 12:51

[@theriddick2735]

I'd like to say a huge heartfelt thank you to whistleblowers like Betsy Benjaminson and co for standing up to these crooked big business owners. It's appalling if this woman does actually struggles to find work for doing the right thing! Amazon are abhorrent and I've never used them. The tax they pay here in the UK is a joke! They want to use UK services and staff but don't wamt to significantly contribute. Yeah, you can say they're not breaking laws (well, tax laws at least!) but that just doesn't make it right! Our governments should close the loopholes these crooks And their solicitors use as only they are unfair to small business owners who can't afford bloodsucking lawyers so they pay more or HMRC comes after them hard! Imagine you were a small business owner, does that sound fair? And Uber. Currently fighting a ban in London due to their horrific practices! Black cab laws are stringent for a reason. I've never taken an Uber either. I'd use rather mostly honest companies and pay a little more for their services than use this shower of sh*te! But let's be honest here, you don't become billionaires almost overnight like Zuckerberg, Musk or the freakish Bezos without breaking laws! EVERY big business will have blue whale sized skeletons in their lofty closets! Do your bit and support small businesses if you can. They are the real life blood of our communities.

[@dailydoseofsmallmemecompil260]

Burger king foot lettuce

[@reaperquartz]

OSeD D34TH tip 5 fortnite toutubers WHO HAVE SWOOORN

[@angryhobo212]

Number fifteen... xD

[@z3poXP]

I hate that guy's voice lol

[@isaachoad5989]

@@z3poXP Dont get me started lol

[@z3poXP]

@@isaachoad5989 lmao🤣

[@thealientree3821]

What about Burger King and its foot fungus-infected lettuce.

[@KurEye2005]

*w h y*

[@maxthewebuser7421]

It’s a dead meme

[@StrawberryMika]

Lol I remember that meme

[@Jake_Hynds]

😆😆🤣

[@thealientree3821]

@xX izzy Xx YES!

[@RetailArchaeology]

That's my channel in the Dollar General bit 😁

[@thehistorybuff-smh]

Wow ur verified as a KZbinr but barely any likes

[@AtemiRaven]

Just goes to show - most companies do not give a damn about their employees, of which are just tools and numbers. If laws were not in place it would be far worse.

[@AKayfabe]

Nabael if laws were not around people could just take whatever they needed and not have to work in the first place

[@michaeljara8552]

@@AKayfabe Sounds like he meant laws protecting workers, not laws in general

[@LIVdaBrand]

Yep smh

[@bailey125]

In the UK I have a couple friends who work in Mcdonald's and their shifts end at like 11:30pm even though the store closes at 9pm because they have to clean the whole store every single day. Dunno about these McDonald's shown in the video here but at least I know that the ones I am familiar with are clean.

[@jackgreen7989]

The UK Food Standards Agency and Trading Standards go to restaurants every year on a random date that is not told to the managers, The people investigating don't even wear official uniforms, They check food storage, preparation, handling, cleaniness. Hence why all restaurants have the FSA signs on the doors.

[@cameoshadowness7757]

Different places have different standards... Saddly.

[@boqnabojanina]

Because if this happens in EU the food standard agencies will close the whole damn store :)

[@cameoshadowness7757]

@@boqnabojanina :)

[@TomTomTomTom538]

@@jackgreen7989 there is also an unannounced visit by a McDonald's rep to check the same rhings.

[@vancelancaster266]

I used to work for both Dollar General and Family Dollar, and yes they are both equally TERRIBLE companies to ever be employed at. I was constantly nagged and begged to be a store manager, but always refused. The mandated 50 hours a week, and 70+ during holidays, is very much real for store managers and why I never wanted to be one. They are severely mistreated, yet highly sought after and desired to maintain some semblance of order in stores. But of course, this never works out and it's extremely rare to see any stores look anywhere near organized and clean. Both companies abuse and milk the good employees until they finally move on or quit. From there, they just try to hire in new people to leech off of.

[@jondstewart]

Vance Lancaster fat pigs!

[@decembersixx6237]

You can't even get through the aisle for the boxes. I've tripped more than once on either the boxes or crap all over the floors in general. The square footage is too small to cram all that crap into. And the employees are hateful (not all, but most of the ones I've tried to talk to) and awkwardly weird.

[@jabulanisello3712]

This here is what produces billionaires, exploit others to become rich !

[@skavossis5377]

Always beware any company that says "Competitive Pay and benefits".

[@villcrs4110]

Damn right man

[@lukathomson3369]

MINIMUM WAGE

[@nhozdien5058]

Like Amazon for example lol

[@painkillerjones6232]

Your definition: they compete with other companies wages to get you. Their definition: We will pay a lower wage than our nearest competitor.

[@simsertje123]

The best thing to do about that would be a good old strike

[@TomTomTomTom538]

The mcdonalds grease stalegmites picture is a typical scene, caused by the grills grease troughs overflowing or being clumsily emptied. it is cleaned up every single night without fail, but will be there again the following night. Imagine how much grease is produced by grilling thousands of burgers a day, it has to go somewhere. It drains off the side of the grill and into a trough, which when full, gets emptied into a barrel that is taken away to be recycled into bio deisel. If the trough gets full during a busy period, you do not want to be carrying an unwieldy large trough of hot grease to the back of a compact kitchen for safety reasons. It's common to wait for it to quieten down before emptying it. If it overflows it lands on the floor behind the grill, simple as that. Normal routine is to pull the grill our and clean behind every night.

[@kensims4086]

some guy invented a car that ran on that grease he just went around to restaurants every week and got free fuel.

[@mydnyghtamethyst]

That is true. The one where I used to worked leaked and one of our area managers that came in often would pitch a fit if you put something under it to catch the grease.

[@AKayfabe]

Sure it goes there say to day. However clearly it is not cleaned each day if maggots have been hatched In it. That takes time

[@IAmKosi]

Facts !

[@InsertTitleHereTV]

Then clearly they haven't been doing their jobs.

[@solaceinrage]

I worked for a McKesson pharmaceutical warehouse that operated very similar to what was shown of Amazon. They were much better about keeping the building temperature controlled due to medications requiring a certain temperature ambit, but most weeks I worked far more than 55 hours. Customers had until four hours after the shift started to call in orders, so often what started as a normal day became overtime, with 12 hour shifts being common. Every few months there was a sixth work day for inventory, and if a shipment of low stock items arrived on the night shift, as a materials handler I was tasked with starting on it after our normal shift ended. Sometimes that meant catching four hours of sleep in my truck before my next normal shift started, and paying to wash off at the truck stop showers down the road.

[@ant0n-yt]

Ghost in the machine is a programmer term for an ‘invisible’ bug

[@ant0n-yt]

Tcll5850 Not just python

[@ajcressey3290]

Vortex Hackz thought it would be something like that

[@natehahn85]

All these types of things have been happening for decades, if you find it surprising that any of these companies are unsavory or even evil you just haven't been paying attention

[@doctorwyvern9992]

Nate Hahn true, but it’s only been in the past couple of decades that we can show the public how bad it really is. The internet has helped give us the ability to tell the real story and provide evidence without mainstream media.

[@cameoshadowness7757]

@@doctorwyvern9992 true.

[@guardianuruguayoguardian1761]

NASA backed Toyota? That tells you all you need to know.

[@theholderscock]

Nasa....why tho

[@ahmednoushad3374]

Exactly...

[@960456]

​@@theholderscock I'm willing to bet it's money. The US spends four tenths of one percent of our budget on NASA, despite so many of our advancements starting with them. NASA needs funding. And the US is too busy with "muh military"

[@clonetroopercommander276]

flying cars

[@generalkayoss7347]

"Muh military" has developed a lot of the technologies that NASA uses on a daily basis. GTFO.

[@fefnireindraer144]

The amazon one is false. They do pay alot and having done six straight weeks of 60 hours, I was tired as hell BUT the paychecks.... OMG the paychecks where SO worth it. I made MORE than my manager during that timeframe....

[@fearanxiety6343]

Managers make more for VCP than you do dipshit

[@ermiya4202]

how much u make $25 an hour

[@cameoshadowness7757]

You are the ONLY person who claimed to work in Amazon and say it is false. All others say it's true and some ecuse it by saying it isn't as bad as they make it out to be. You are the ONLY one saying it's false.

[@davidpaulsen1510]

Tell me that in 30 years. Broken but not buried.$$ can't buy you health! enjoy arthritis and a fused spine

[@cameoshadowness7757]

@@davidpaulsen1510 Actually money CAN buy your health up to a certain point.

[@ZombieKnight-mn4jd]

This is why it's best to have home cooked meals you'll know whose hands were in it I'm done with fast food

[@imevenapersontoo]

All My cousins work at the McDonald’s in our town I know the that kind of stuff doesn’t happen

[@plankplank5728]

Eats McDonald’s the next day

[@imevenapersontoo]

Disturbed Orbit yes I am from communist country, communism is far superior to capitalism

[@ZombieKnight-mn4jd]

@@plankplank5728 I don't eat McDonald's anymore

[@owlsector7522]

Is that a leaf on the grill? Well anyways 99% of fast-food restaurants scrub, clean, and sanitize everything daily. In reality fastfood kitchens are probably cleaner than your own house kitchen by the end of the night.

[@TrephineArtist]

Well done to these brave employees! It just goes to show who the real criminals are.

[@milleniallgt9715]

This whole world is corrupt...

[@DragonHunter24]

No shit sherlock

[@DokesConspiracyNetwork]

No we need National Socialism and the Constitution to be upheld, they get away with this because these companies are international monopolys and technically not US based. Communism is what the Zionist f*cks want you to want. If communism was so great we wouldn't of ever fought it to begin with

[@thetruthbetweenthelines8521]

Amazing and super inspiring channel. I've been watching for a very long time for the excellent subjects which are presented. Gave me the courage to start my own animation channel.

[@nevermind3253]

Lol nope

[@captaincontroller5091]

Well you got another subscriber

[@thetruthbetweenthelines8521]

Thanks a lot. I know how easy it is to unsubscribe so I really hope you will find my work meaningful.

[@lizzieblades]

Outsmart & Outwork yes!!! Get that Bread!

[@thetruthbetweenthelines8521]

Thanks, Lizzie!

[@BrumeNoire]

I worked at Amazon in the past, the pressure they put on employees is just downright sick and everything is timed (I remember having this stupid 10 or 5 seconds timer between each article while working as a picker)

[@roksana6826]

I work for McDonalds and it’s pretty clean, they tell us to clean all the time and as far as I know and what I see everything is clean

[@jaredpoon5869]

It's true. As someone who also works for a McDonald's, I would say it varies from restaurant to restaurant. Depending on the managers and the employees, the McDonald's can be quite clean to really gross. It also depends on the time of day, as during the rushes, there's less time to actually clean the lobby and kitchen. For the restaurant I work at, we have a fairly high standard, so the kitchen is mopped regularly, and as far as I know, the grill is cleaned regularly.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

If you've got time to lean, you've got time to clean.

[@willgh6767]

At the one I work at the floor is constantly swept and mopped then everyday at the end of the day the whole store goes through a deep clean and everything is washed up, seems pretty clean to me

[@shamule0175]

Jt Bitchgetsome when a manager says that I want to wrap my hands around their mc neck

[@SilvaDreams]

@@shamule0175 Sounds like we found the lazy employee that is always slacking.

[@SubBubz]

I walked 30 miles this weekend and I'm fine. Granted, I know it's much worse while working. Worked for walmart for awhile. Combine the dollar store from this episode with Amazon and you get walmart.

[@samg-uw4eb]

not any more, youd be lucky to get 40 hours at walmart. theyre cheap fucks that dont let employees work full time to cheap out on benefits and higher pay

[@MrTerror923]

The thing with McDonalds is they dont really own most of their locations, they collect royalties from independent private franchises. *According to google 82% of the McDonalds are owned by private franchises*

[@johnaguilar5734]

Plus, they should have reported it first to the higher authority instead of spreading it on the internet, if that said authority still seems irresponsible after the report that should be the time the employee look for help. Its just that employees should do their part also as being a part of that company, it's sense of responsibility in a workplace.

[@FastForwardPlans]

Chain food places are all like that, basically if you want to start a business, but are afraid of getting washed away by all the big name stores, you contact kfc, mcdonalds, or some other big name, and set up a contract with them. You pay for the construction of the place, you pay for the employees, you do the management until you get someone trained to watch over it, and once the store starts selling stuff properly you have to make sure everyone follows the rules. In exchange you get to sell their food (you have to buy it), use their food prep tech (you have to buy it), and use their brand name (main good thing, since a place like McDonald is guaranteed business.) For all that, you get around 35% (I forget the exact number) of the profits from the store. It's a expensive and unfair deal, but its far less risky then making your own business, and you will eventually make a profit. Which is why there are so many privately owned McDonalds.

[@airorouella7804]

😊Time stamps: 0:00 -KFC 1:19 - Toyota 2:41 -Tesla 4:06 -Dollar General 5:24 -HSBC 6:57 -Amazon 8:25 -Facebook 9:59 -Uber 11:23 -wells fargo 12:17 -McDonald's

[@letsseehowlonggooglewillallowm]

It’s just aliens stealing money from Elon to finish their ufo

[@MrJosh5191]

Employees are being forced to work like robots because of the demand which is why robots will replace us. Eventually the only jobs available will be fixing and engineering these robots as well as programming them. The car industry is a good example. Scary times ahead. . . .

[@lockedlov9937]

It could be argued that a source robot can be built to make, program and reinforce all the robots needed . So those jobs would be obsolete too, I say America should look into "Universal Incomes" for the future.

[@michaelbread5906]

There actually already are A.I. that can program.

[@Shh-this-is-library]

The trays on the picture for clickbait are from the egg cooker. To make the eggs you crack them on a Grill in circle forms and you add water on top. The water drips down into the trays also with the extra egg remenints. It's not that gross it's just egg pieces and water yes McDonald's is gross in general but the clickbait picture is very much clickbait.

[@at9328]

this entire channel is clickbait, it's weird how this channel seems to point out the flaws of others as if it's perfect.

[@T-800..]

I used to work at one of the bigger fast food places a few years back. It's absolutely shocking the mess that most CUSTOMERS leave after eatting! Sauce all over the tables and chairs (even the walls!) squashed fries all over the floor, rubbish just left all over the tables and floor! They simply walk away and expect someone else to clear up after them.. it's disgusting the way some people behave towards others sometimes.

[@jamesintensifies6675]

I work at a company that repairs restaurant's cooking equipment and still see this type of shit all the time.

[@diegomarxweiller1814]

in brazil you have the constitutional right to enter any kind of food distribution facility (be it a market, restaurant or whatever) and check things for yourself :) you guys over there could learn a thing or 2 from here i can see...

[@knightedwolf8512]

WE NEED THIS!!!! YES!!

[@spirituskitsune]

Wish all you south America niggas would stay south American, instead of coming up here

[@virtualomen3022]

Technically you are allowed as kind as you’re wearing proper clothing

[@mytube6538]

That would be awesome!

[@spirituskitsune]

@@Linckel it's true tho

[@roberthall3057]

I work at McDonald's and it's normal for 8 people to man 12 stations + clean + bring up stock + feed a whole lot of people, so I say ya plenty gets over looked or missed. I'm a department manager, 48 hours is my normal week, and gotta do 2 stations at least 3 days a week, also I worked 8 straight days a few weeks ago and another manager had to work 9 the following week and another worked 11 straight days the week after that. To say where over worked is an understatement. I gotta go though 10 hour shift starts soon.

[@E-1337]

if you dont have a bad attitude your employees will gladly help. if you dont want 10 hour shifts then work hourly. if you have staffing issues its because you dont know how to treat people with respect.

[@basket1099]

Lol uh 10 hour shifts are pretty normal and working everyday isn’t that crazy either but okay... I work 10-15+hour days 6 days a week. Obviously not always 6 days a week but pretty often

[@smelyspartan]

@@basket1099 this isn't a dick waving contest of who overworks themselves the most. TBH I'm disappointed we live in a society where people need to work more than 40 hours a week to live considering the profit the people at the top make.

[@arashaadd]

Get that bread bro

[@E-1337]

it's an entry level job... ??? why tf are you all so confused. I Agree that shit should be changed, but at the same time, there are countless entry level jobs that will start you at the same rates they will, and will not work you to death. If you want to make more money, work somewhere that you can be bottom of the totem pole and move up through experience, any full service restaurant for instance, start out as a host, become familiar with the environment, then move onto being a server once you are comfortable. Then tell whoever you need to (ie. if you want to work in the kitchen, talk to the kitchen manager.) that you are confident enough to be able to start training for prep, or dish, or unloading the truck twice a week. Stop complaining about a shitty job if you have no initiative to leave said job... Every last one of you can make your way to 12-16 an hour easily if you look for it. Don't just settle with McDonald's...

[@nsggang4908]

Did my man voice just change when he was talking about Tesla

[@saivern4341]

Ya

[@sir7851]

When

[@erinebsen2803]

It happened to me

[@raynardhymen2139]

GRMDAILY is 2 doors down.

[@thomassantiago3864]

An edit, hmm....

[@TheMinky]

*Number 1* Burger King foot lettuce

[@racheallange2056]

Chills

[@momo23461]

Chills head ass

[@utimelaps1211]

That meme is so old

[@Hedvigu]

I've never actually seen that. Just never clicked the video. Then life came in the way. So whatever happens?

[@thescarecrowman]

@@utimelaps1211 the last thing you want in the comment section is an old meme. But as it turns out, that might be what you GeAit.

[@HetalianutcaseXD]

I worked at two Amazon warehouses in the U.S.A.. One year as a stower and the other as...I don't even know as I was practically stowing, packing, scanning, loading, unloading, etc., in one day, 6x a week. You are timed and given impossible rates that, mathematically speaking, cannot be met by one single person. I don't care how quick you think you are. We had a guy practically sprinting to stow stuff in bins and he was still marked one stow off because he couldn't find a bin fast enough for a tall Barbie toy box. It's designed this way to keep turnover rate high and employee performance low. I have never had a job that had such a high turnover rate with impossible goals. You could barely get to know anyone either because they were dead inside from all the work. Or, they'd either quit, are fired, or are put on sick leave due to work injury (basically, they were fired). Not to mention, Amazon warehouse is shady as fuck because they can also hire physically disabled people and still fire them because they're not fast enough. OR, I've seen pregnant women push the heavy karts knowing damn well they're not supposed to. Who were promised an extra 30 minute break but never got it during peak season. Last Thanksgiving, 30+ of us, including myself, were fired in my warehouse on Thanksgiving morning due to low productivity. We went into work, ready to start the day and weren't told anything until after we worked for 4 hours out of 12. We were working as fast as we could but there just wasn't enough space to stow anything. Not to mention, they kept giving us karts that had large items that COULDN'T be stowed away easily. I felt for one guy who just got the job the week before. He was homeless for months and Amazon was his first job since. Plus it was the man's birthday and he was happy that he had enough to rent a small apartment and start getting back on his feet. And they just did not give a fuck about firing him after he pleaded to keep his job. He was one of the most fastest workers in my unit. The money is okay as most places start off at $14-$16 an hour but the working hours (10 hours and during peak season, it's more), with barely any legit break, wasn't worth it. Even those who have worked in other warehouses not associated with Amazon have mentioned Amazon's warehouse life is grueling as fuck. Most don't stay for more than a few months to a year. Just to get back on their feet through difficult times. The rare 1% who have stayed for more than a year are either in upper management, thus can sit on their arses and joke all day. Or, they're practically stuck because they have no other skills for other jobs. Which is sad. But Amazon is still a good company to order stuff from as it's fast and efficient but just don't think about how your stuff comes so fast.

[@oanaalexia]

I'm really sorry to hear all this, I wish things could be different. If I order anything online I can wait for a long time for the product to arrive. Why don't they have a section on the website where they ask how long can you wait for the product?

[@ChrisBrown-od3eb]

umm the rates are not hard to make i do 120% of my weekly rate each week for 4 years now

[@Samiluvsu4eva]

My dad used to work at Amazon Lab 126 in mountain View Ca as a senior radio frequency engineer for the fire phone department. Conditions in the labs were just as terrible. My dad worked way over time and was expected to go to 9am Sunday meetings as well as constantly being belittled by his boss. The fact is, my dad has a masters degree in engineering and was the only one on the team that knew how to program and correct the mistakes. Everyone would come to him for his help which meant my dad did everyone's part. The conditions were so bad my dad became depressed. When I was there in the lab with my dad the whole atmosphere was just really depressing.

[@HetalianutcaseXD]

@@Samiluvsu4eva I'm really sorry to hear that. Has your dad found another place to work that makes him happier? I hope so...

[@HetalianutcaseXD]

@@ChrisBrown-od3eb No sarcasm, but that's great. But you do not speak for the majority of people who work in near impossible conditions just to make ends meet. Some people are a lot more agile and faster than others at their jobs. For me, I move normally but not Amazon fast. I am strong, which helps me handle the more heavier positions at my jobs that others around me probably can't. The guy I mentioned before who was faster than all of us was still fired because he couldn't stow two large boxes in under 6 minutes.

[@xx_unknown_kunxx9988]

My brother works at Amazon he tells us stories at first he always said "my feet hurt and this is annoying like do they even care??" Stuff like that

[@ellisberry5984]

I don't know did you hear about the Amazon situation, of cups full of urine, and bags of feces left in Amazon vehicles. By their delivery drivers.

[@glacierheart4680]

You know there seemed to be a trend in companies being associated with drug money scandals... it's so discouraging to see so much corruption

[@brothergrimm9656]

While I appreciate fast food workers having the courage to speak up about unsanitary conditions I do have to point out that cleaning the equipment and work spaces is their god damned job. Perhaps put down your freaking phone and start cleaning?!?

[@renatatawharu2267]

My thoughts exactly ! These people literally get paid to clean up after themselves , all that scum stuff doesn't just appear overnight ! Regardless of their pay they should still have pride in the area they work in even if they hate the shop.

[@jenniferb.awesome]

It's not possible to take extra time to clean when you're understaffed and overworked. It takes a small miracle just to finish the basic work. I've worked at hotels as a housekeeper and fast food chains, most employees want to clean and do deep cleaning but there isn't any time, especially at hotels where they expect a room cleaned in under 20 minutes. I could tell you some horror stories.

[@snicklefritz9410]

Its someones job but its not everyones job to clean.

[@White50i]

@@jenniferb.awesome true but when the store is closed that's then when you CLEAN UP. Stop coming up with excuses and do your job.

[@Sciguy95]

I used to work at a Jack in the box and there were flies all over the place in the back. I even offered to buy some fly paper to put above the trash bins to keep the flies down but was told that putting up fly paper above a trash can is too unsanitary. Apparently it's more sanitary to have flies landing on and crawling all over everything instead.

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

I will never look at McDonald’s the same.

[@madthumbs1564]

They're not all like that.

[@charlesdobbs4570]

UNLEASHING POTENTIAL - PSYCHOLOGY VIDEOS They found Human DNA in the Macs Meat Packing plants

[@skyocean3347]

Can you please go cheack out my KZbin channel

[@michaelbishop3439]

@@charlesdobbs4570 you mean sperm ??

[@charlesdobbs4570]

Michael Bishop No, But the thought of that grosses me out even more then the DNA. I found the Vid on YT. Weather it's still around I'm not sure.

[@jonathanlindsay1146]

I like that Nick was fired, sounds like he was asked to do something extremely simple, like clean, but instead took pictures. Do your job right and there won’t be a mess to take a picture of. How pathetic.

[@AKayfabe]

Jonathan Lindsay how the fuck is it HIS job to clean months of grime and mold left by others? You sir are a fucked up hackass

[@jonathanlindsay1146]

If I find something wrong I don’t stop what I am doing just to take a picture, I’m the one that will fix the problem or clean the mess. I don’t point, I do. That being said plus you taking up for this idiot previously mentioned I deduct you are from the same race, stupidity.

[@SilvaDreams]

@@AKayfabe As an ex-cook there is a saying "You see it you clean it" You don't just see a mess and say "I didn't make it, someone else can do it" Which is what I'm sure everyone there was doing like the lazy shits they were.

[@dayanaradelosangeles7026]

How ironic that the first few seconds of this video reminded me of my close friend who got food poisoned after eating in KFC. Then the first in the list was, you guessed it, KFC. 😆

[@korn5308]

Never eat at rb's eather ppl have sued and found human parts in there food they say it was an inclosed acsadent but thats a finger tip thats gross as fuck and it has happen at least 3 times i no of. what if there was murder and that was how he was geting rid of the bodys serve it to his customers lol the last part is just a joke but the rest is true look it up

[@israelmichael4696]

i always knew there was something shady about mc donalds

[@jamiestanway4530]

No

[@veedhanorca7885]

Its not mcdonalds fault its the job of the employee to clean it.. i know because my sister and my cousin work in mcdonald and they need to clean tools and stuff if you are the closing employee.. they also make sure to throw the product that already been cook or do not sell or well the employees need to take them or eat them in the same day because it will not sell in the other day. And by the way my sister have no finger print because of the cleaning agent that mcdonald use to clean those nasty tools that see in this video..

[@avasands6412]

Yeah plus I've seen tiktoks of employees saying they eat some fries out of people's orders a lot

[@DanielsBeats]

@@avasands6412 That's not McDonald's fault tho? In Belgium u WILL get fired for this. This = Theft.