Harassing Chipotle Workers for TikTok

[@thechadx2]

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[@Gothanybody]

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[@キューティーなぎさ]

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[@jiangshimarionette]

hello

[@MoshRom1999]

I LOVE YOU CHAD CHAD 😍😍

[@Skloopert]

Skibidi 🤨

[@elderrusty541]

I’m a supervisor at a fast food place and I always tell my employees, if a customer is giving you attitude, call me over, it’s my job to deal with dickheads, nothing angers me more than managers who just sit there and allow their employees to be treated like dirt

[@sucreelechaos]

I'm also a supervisor at work and this is exactly what I do too! Most of my coworker's are younger than me (I'm an adult, they're teens). If the customers are gonna get mad and yell or swear, it's NOT going to be at my 15 yo coworker just trying to get through her day! Never will I let my coworkers be yelled at; even if they've done something wrong, it's MY job to discipline them, not the customer's!

[@Isabelle-hv6ny]

We need more Like you

[@eustace6046]

GODSPEED TO YOU TWO SUPERVISORS AND ANY OTHERS WHO ARE LIKE YOU!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@ereegodofeternity9451]

Yeah I'm GM at my place same thing here.

[@John-qv5ux]

Based.

[@purpletailsproductns]

im still just baffled at the guy who had the most stacked bowl i had ever seen, SO tall that all of his toppings started sliding off (which he said was the employee 'making a mess' as if it wasnt just gravity) and then whined about the portions being small???

[@placeholder_name321]

This.

[@firefly2647]

Rage bait or just a person who loves to be whiny to random employees that are his captive audience

[@reinenenen3552]

He’s made multiple videos like that, in one he asked for a burrito with four tortillas, stacked it to the point where it probably wouldn’t even close, then walked out saying they were skimping him, he’s gotta be rage bait.

[@user-kx5en8dg7u]

he said that the chicken was missing, not the toppings.

[@aadil4750]

That had to be satirical, there’s literally no other explanation.

[@ChillTry26]

The ceo shifting blame to the workers is absolutely insane behavior

[@hanatemonstas4485]

The fact he was encouraging them to contest means he has no problem snubbing the ones not causing problems. Wth.

[@tiredmrp]

The insane part is that anyone actually believed him.

[@bw3230]

I'm a hardcore conservative capitalist and even I don't blame employees for wanting to eat the rich so to speak. And CEOs like this are the problem.

[@bw3230]

@@tiredmrp Well these same people actually believe Chipotle is actual authentic Mexican food too.

[@kaleidopixels7451]

​@@bw3230 What do you mean CEOs like this are the problem? CEOs like this are the norm because this is exactly the kind of CEO the rules of capitalism creates, a sociopath who has absolutely no goal outside of generating as much profit as possible. If you are a "hardcore conservative capitalist" but you "understand why employees want to eat the rich" we literally already have a cop-out for you, it's called being a social democrat. Extracting wealth up to within an inch of people's lives instead of literally throwing them to the streets for failing to make their payments is hardly an improvement if your concerns are moral in nature.

[@vitoleskur]

The fact that these employees will get fired for defending themselves in these types of situations is depressing

[@EggoBeggo__]

Thissss

[@Batz-on-paws]

Yeahh, I don't understand how filming someone like this is legal. In my country filming someone in a way where you can clearly see their face without permission is illegal so in situations like these you could probably just refuse to serve them. America's wild

[@j-don5228]

​@@Batz-on-paws It's not legal to film someone against their will in public, but big corporations like Chipotle or Subway just want to make as much money as possible, and reduce all possible liabilities

[@ratboygirl]

@@j-don5228to my knowledge, it isn’t illegal in the us

[@LuisPerez-5]

​@@ratboygirlto film someone without consent? Yes, it is illegal.

[@faeangel7649]

The CEO literally advising people to act huffy with employees to get more food made me so mad. He really just pushed blame for portion sizes onto employees and advised people to act crappy to get their way. Can't say I'm shocked though, the people making the rules always try to act like its the people following the rules that are the issue

[@roo5917]

@ville__take your own advice pal. maybe go back in the future and beg your mom for an abortion.

[@ExploringTheTube-fd1oo]

Right? I mean honestly, at that point he really shouldve just said "I don't care about them at all, please stop asking me about it"

[@hectormontes7056]

To me it sounded like he was just saying to ask for more of a particular ingredient if you want more (and they’ll price it accordingly). Like, just literally talk to the person making your food for you.

[@marcotruschel9427]

And if an employee does what he said, the employee will probably get in trouble for it

[@Penquinn14]

@@hectormontes7056 how? He talked about giving them a specific kind of look, how did you get that from what he said?

[@lettersofapoet]

"YOU GON' HAVE TO HOLD ME ACCOUNTABLE!!" It's so clear that some people have never just been punched in the face for saying dumbass shit 💀

[@quintonposs3286]

Same guy who did that also ate a burger in front of a homeless person.

[@whovian-ty2lq]

​@@quintonposs3286seriously?? Ok in some cases, mass reporting might be ok

[@QtPieMarth]

@ville__yo what the fuck? Can we get some reports on this comment, pls? (ETA: don’t engage with it; just report and move on)

[@aelolul]

> It's so clear that some people have never just been punched in the face for saying dumbass shit Check out the song The Remedy by Puscifer. It's the perfect song for the new generation of Karen. You speak like someone who has never been Smacked in the fucking mouth That's okay, we have the remedy

[@quintonposs3286]

@@whovian-ty2lq KZbin will keep protecting him, no matter what.

[@Duckduckduckduckgoose]

Imagine having the confidence to film the person making your order and THEN be rude to them and THEN post it. I would die

[@adiamondtrash9344]

Their arrogance is disgusting it’s so annoying to see people behave this way just because they can get away with it

[@Fleato]

we need to bring back the fear of workers spitting in your food. worked at a restaurant, we had a family that would come in and order food, we would send out their salad quickly and then their food would come out and they apparently would keep eating their salad, then complain because the salad and food came out too close, their food got cold and they want a new one. they did this weekly until our manager snappe don them. this is what happens when restaurant culture is based on having to lick the ass sweat off a customer to get paid.

[@ArashiKageTaro]

@ville__FOLLOW YOUR LEADER

[@spooderman2757]

I literally think I would curl up in a ball and cry if I ever had the THOUGHT of doing that, much less actually doing it

[@CocoonMasterBrendan]

@ville__ begone bot

[@liesebeam8910]

I recently left chipotle but LET ME TELL YOU customers were so disrespectful. I was training a teenager how to make the bowls and this group just begins going off on her about how they saw on tiktok that we're skimping out on portions. The girl was on the verge of tears. I sent her on her break and finished the bowl. I then asked them to leave because they made one of my employees cry.

[@yooqu]

Thank you for taking care of your employees !! :[ so sorry that happened

[@venxx4]

the world needs more people like you.

[@thrashbin2001]

Thank you for giving her the safety and basic respect the customers couldn't. Those aholes should be forced to fkn work customer service and taste their own medicine😳

[@OnceMoreWithLove777]

@@Intelligence_Failure There's no such thing as "experiencing an emotion too easily." If someone feels hurt or upset over something, it doesn't matter how insignificant it seems to the person that caused that upset reaction. It takes 2 seconds to just apologize and move on. And believe it or not, not every single young/pretty girl only cries to try to manipulate others. It might sound shocking, but they have actual feelings and maybe it would be better to just learn to respect EVERYONE'S emotions instead of judging them for it.

[@Intelligence_Failure]

@@OnceMoreWithLove777 I was extraordinarily clear about that not being a description of all or most teenage girls. you are arguing in bad faith. and no, of course there is such a thing as too much negative emotion. what I described, in the genuine emotional form that like I said I consider more common than deliberate manipulation of the sort, this is a societal encouragement of emotional fragility. it is rewarding young pretty girls for displays of suffering because we like to see it, a "damsel in distress". it's not good for them, it's only good for those who do it disingenuously and who can choose not to do it in situations where it would not help because for them it's not a genuine emotional reaction.

[@sydneygracehavemann24]

bro i say it all the time, some people literally come into restaurants looking for a fight because they know service workers can’t fight back. they just want someone to take out their anger on.

[@LacroixboiMarx]

I *need* these “people” to try this stuff at a Waffle House or a Popeye’s or a college town McDonald’s. Maybe finally these freaks would be held accountable.

[@bobapearlnayeon]

Preach

[@kayenjee]

It's always been that way, but now they're recording it 😫

[@cravinghibiscus7901]

Which is why we need to have a national draft for minimum wage jobs. the business goblins would get a short term win with plentiful workforce, but the long term wins for class consciousness would be superb.

[@mattwhite4302]

It's because a majority of people going into any retail store doesn't view the workers as human beings. They look at the workers as if they're NPCs in the story of the customers' life.

[@shamssaab3987]

When has harassing people being paid minimum wage become okay?

[@FeiFongWang]

Colored folks being colored folks

[@erin-09]

@@FeiFongWang WHAT ?

[@marinalxver]

​@@FeiFongWang what

[@yotecat7907]

@FeiFongWang WHAT

[@elishog]

​@@FeiFongWangNigga what are you yapping about in these comments

[@Beccuwu]

Why is it suddenly the workers' fault for the price gouging and portion sizes? When was it EVER the workers' fault? Take your crap to corporate.

[@jjoohhhnn]

People are dumb and scared and just wanna swing down at someone without jeopardizing their position. Let's see if 'dumb' makes it past the new YT AI content moderation system.

[@Shirumoon]

Or fucking don't eat out. I don't care what people say, it is still cheapest to cook your own food and eating at restaurants and fast food places is a luxury. People be acting like Chipotle's robbing them of their basic human rights just because their portions sizes and prices have changed.

[@tb4546]

Who is handing out the ingredients on the orders dumbass

[@roghider319]

​@infjmale91 Strength in numbers. If thousands of people send emails, maybe a few dozens even show up personally to HQ, they can't customer service their way out of it

[@crypticcryptid4702]

@@Shirumoon Or eat local, you get much better sizes, better quality and you support local businesses

[@selmiespot]

"cant make a turkey sandwich but can make a baby make it make sense" i almost spit out my turkey sandwich

[@sanriosugaz]

i feel so bad for the employees because instead of complaining about the CORPORATION they make it the workers fault.

[@jubbin4849]

Making the situation even dumber, portion sizes being perceived as smaller is probably because my fellow 20-somethings... grew in size as they aged. Truly a top 10 online schizo moment.

[@roni2694]

@@jubbin4849 Nah, they are actually getting smaller, and it happened rapidly over the last few years (ever since the pandemic). It's called shrinkflation - getting smaller portions for the same price (except that the price is going up too). But it's still not the workers' fault, they're just doing their jobs.

[@atomheart7907]

@ville__ hey FBI this guy right here

[@kimnamjoon1176]

@ville__epstein?

[@WynneL]

@@atomheart7907 It's a bot saying the same shit on literally EVERY video EVER, report and move on. Talking to them just helps them.

[@AgarthanExecutioner]

Chipotle the chain doesn't operate in my country, but I've seen people do this shit to Subway workers. One time I saw a teenage girl working there throw the sub on the floor before ripping her apron off and walking out the front door after a group of ADULTS started filming and harassing her. I hope she's well these days.

[@lolkthnxbai]

I felt cathartic by proxy from just reading that, bless her and hope she's onto better things.

[@Dan_Ben_Michael]

I hope it wasn’t Australia. It would disappoint me no end if it were. 😢

[@mummabookat7727]

@@Dan_Ben_Michael I've done 20 years in the retail industry in Australia, and I hate to disappoint you but yes; Australia has more than it's fair share of horrible, entitled people like this who love treating service staff like dirt. Bullying of store staff happens everywhere. It's disgusting. Grown adults who should know better making teenage shop staff cry... Customers getting away with verbally and even physically abusing workers, while management hide away doing nothing to protect their staff... I've seen it, I've experienced it... Australia is not immune, we have plenty of entitled rude c**ts here!

[@dapperpotato4243]

That's fucking badass. She's my hero. She's all of our hero.

[@MattCurrieImprov]

Humans are oftentimes really terrible.

[@kreyull5109]

Can we agree that employees aren't to blame for a corporation's greedy bullshit? Edit: now I want Chipotle... Who's paying?

[@gxrm..6089]

I can agree... they're just doing their jobs... if you're gonna complain just ask for more and let the employees do their jobs

[@feraltaco4783]

If the peons had any control, the company would run much differently. 🤣

[@user-fs9mv8px1y]

@@feraltaco4783 for one they'd be paid a lot better and the food would be higher quality

[@HomoAlone1]

And they are usually the victims

[@Fleato]

lets be real, outside of children, if you dont know this already as an adult, it's because they're an asshole who doesnt want to

[@corpsenymph4644]

This is why I never EVER want a job in food service. I freeze up whenever I’m yelled at, actually, whenever there’s sudden yelling. I would break down on the spot. I also have a huge fear of being filmed because of the way I look and the way I act. Godspeed to all the foodservice workers out there. Make sure to wish them a good day and thank them even if the food sucks.

[@juicebox4000]

I remember a man saying verbatim “yall fucking suck” because he was trying to pay with a 100 dollar bill for his like 15-20 dollar meal, when there is a sign on the outside of our stand that says “no bills over 20” 😊

[@too-dimensional]

i’m pretty sure i have ptsd from working in a drive thru starbucks LMAO do not work in food service if you can help it. i don’t know if it builds character so much as takes advantage of young people by paying them garbage to do a million different jobs before they really know any better about fair treatment in the workplace.

[@jacobtheranga]

I worked in fast food for a month. The reason why it was only a month was because every time I got yelled at I completely froze up, and that job made me so stressed that I could barely sleep some nights. Also I wasn't really trained and was in charge of 1/3 of the entire place as well as only being scheduled on rush hour shifts. Doing better now though, but never doing a job in the food service industry again.

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

The RETURNS DESK omg, freaking sucks also. People will SPIT at you for denying a return for an item THAT ISNT EVEN SOLD AT THE STORE.

[@User5670.]

I work at a DQ rn, I used to work at a Starbucks and I hate food service. You literally get bullied and yelled at when you make a simple mistake, or even no mistake at all. I tried working at McDonald's and I quit my first month, the people that go there are awful. I was 15 working till 10pm at night(is that legal?) getting yelled at for asking them to pull up. Starbucks was no better but it paid more($1). And DQ pays less but the people are nicer. Don't work food service if you can avoid it, or are very sensitive

[@feraltaco4783]

Harassing customer service workers is absolutely pathetic. The job sucks enough without brain dead sycophants pestering them.

[@kajamatousek247]

womp womp

[@ticketyboo2456]

I don't think you understand what a sycophant is😂.

[@tb4546]

Maybe it would be easier if you didn’t go out of your way to make everyone’s life as difficult as humanly possible the moment they step inside? Maybe? Just a thought? No, too self important for those? Ah. Right. That’s why you work retail. Gotcha.

[@IanUbee]

Gen Z has now come full circle into becoming Boomers. How many times have we complained ab old people being rude as hell to food service 😭

[@tb4546]

@@IanUbee I’m only rude if there rude first 🤷‍♂️ get what you give baby girl

[@maryrose2573]

I used to work at Chipotle and it was actually insane how crappy it was. No matter what, we employees were treated like the problem. Corporate was breathing down our necks to not give out too much food, but when someone complains about portion sizes, they would apologize and give them a free bowl and basically say “those employees shouldn’t have been so mean!!!”. But we were literally following protocol. I’ve gotten really tired of seeing videos making fun of employees “not giving enough food” when we were doing the best we could without corporate managers yelling at us. They would have someone come down weekly to tell us what we were doing wrong and we had to weigh the meats at the end of the night so they knew if we were giving too much.

[@Faceless_Cryptid]

Oh my GOD me too, it was so awful. The location managers kept telling us to add less and less because our location was constantly on the verge of going bankrupt but then we’d also get yelled at by the shift manager if the customers complained about the portion sizes. We were also terribly understaffed and I would be working 2-5 people’s jobs at the same time, (dishes, all the food stations, cashier, food prep, and the drive through line, which according to the handbook should be operated by at least one person per task) during rush hour, while the managers were standing around and talking, often cussing or arguing loudly right in front of the customers. I would also often be called in to cover manager’s shifts despite not being trained as a manager nor getting paid a manager’s paycheck. And that isn’t even mentioned the literal NeoN@zi that they decided to hire, and the sexual harassment from the managers 💀 Edit: Also literally all the managers were constantly high whenever they’d come into work and subsequently be really slow and we’d have to pick up the slack.

[@ashk8852]

I straight up quit my job as a manager at chipotle last month because there were new rules and policies I would have to start enforcing on my employees every other week. We’d get watched like hawks through the cameras and if anyone stepped out of line I wouldn’t hear the end of it and would get berated for not managing my shift. There were so many contradicting rules, a new rule given one day could be something I’d get written up for the next day because it went a against another rule that was suddenly more important than the last rule. It was a constant battle for first place and we were to prioritize everything all at once.

[@eliseeluv88]

@ville__ what.

[@ConfusedPengu1n]

​@eliseeluv88 it's either a bot or some guy in their mom's basement trying to get a reaction out of people. don't interact, just report the comment :)

[@littleguy8714]

@@eliseeluv88a bot account that comments on all commentary channels all over KZbin, report the account and comment, I’ve seen them online here for about a yr now idk why KZbin doesn’t care

[@jarvis]

i have a family

[@Yourfavoritemess]

Not for long.

[@strange-fe6t]

i dont think so 🤔

[@khilo705]

Sure you do JARVIS, even if that’s your real name.

[@GuineaParents]

Say sike rn

[@honeyyclxud]

are you 𝓼𝓾𝓻𝓮?

[@ashtonyukio8761]

As a Chipotle worker, you cannot win. I had people approach my Manager about how much they enjoyed my service (which included food portioning), but I would also get warnings for that. And If I did the standard portions, i would always get problems and complaints with the customers.

[@wilberforce95]

Harassing food service employees, especially harassing younger people, needs to be banned in some way.

[@Dee._.Rose._.]

Not to mention all those people are like 16-18 years old usually

[@bohemianfarm4467]

No one at any age should be harassed when they're trying to work.

[@shanedog5059]

@@bohemianfarm4467 true but ESPECIALLY younger people

[@awesomesauce2000]

​@@shanedog5059not especially. Just all people shouldn't be harassed. Nobody should be harrased

[@FinnMcRiangabra]

Mirrors. They need mirrors on the line so that they can be held up to show the person recording on the recorder's phone. Be a jerk recording and be recorded being a jerk recording.

[@Mafienzo]

They don't seem to realise how stressful getting yelled and filmed at for an entire shift can be. Disgusting behavior, in a perfect world that should be considered harassment everywhere.

[@Fuffydud]

filming someone without consent is illegal in just a few places. yelling can be either disturbing the peace, assault, or both, depending on what's said

[@07Flash11MRC]

"in a perfect world": Listen, I fully agree with you, but basic human rights and respect shouldn't reqiure a "perfect world"

[@Kelseynotkels]

I’ve worked in food service since I’ve started working and I’ve been screamed at, sworn at, and been called slurs. The general public has been wilding out since Covid. People have gotten SO MUCH worse.

[@dopplarwaves]

Covid really broke too many people's brains

[@G4ce01]

@ville__dude. Nobody cares

[@c4tfsh8]

​@@G4ce01 Don't reply, it makes yt think it's an actual person. Just report and move on

[@jjoohhhnn]

@@c4tfsh8 did all 16 people report that comment and YT still left it up? Tf? Man, social media is committing sepuku for engagement numbers to sell to advertisers. These bots are going to kill their platforms.

[@tb4546]

Yyyyeah I don’t believe you didn’t instigate.

[@Dynasty_blue]

As a service worker, I'm glad people are starting to point out how rude customers can be. And to make matters worse these would be the same people that when the employees complain would say that, we're getting upset just because we have to do the job we signed up for, like I I signed up to be harassed.

[@asarishepard8171]

I'm so glad when I was in food service Jobs, cell phones did not have cameras, video taking capabilities or access to the internet. Youd get a Karen once maybe once a week if you were doing good but generally nothing horrible 😂

[@Hecateofcrossroads]

“No one wants to work” damn I wonder why

[@DKF_oli]

like all this for $7.25 an hour. a half gallon of milk is $3 btw. i’m good.

[@keyahkeyshawn]

@@DKF_olimore like 5 dollars

[@whatsmyprintedname]

As a former restaurant manager relatability 1,000% and laughing my ass off thank you for saying that cuz yeah who would

[@delabrujaja]

not me being 666th also hecate is slay

[@AreGeeBee]

​@@DKF_olioat milk is cheaper

[@egetty6852]

One of the most annoying things to me, as a chipotle worker, is that people get quadruple portions of rice and then I go and clean the lobby and they have only eaten half of their bowls. And ofc they’re too lazy to throw it away themselves.

[@bobleponge1853]

They should fine people who do this. Like going to an all you can eat and leave so much at the table that you can feed all the local homeless people.

[@LuluTheCorgi]

​@@bobleponge1853we do this in Germany at some all you can eats, anything left on the plate before you pay gets charged with normal menu prices It's great

[@Miss_OnyxRose]

This is probably why you have to pay more at k-bbq and can’t do takeout (at least at the one I went to). Like you asked for all that (probably didn’t pay for it in the case of these videos) then wasted so much food. It’s kinda why I don’t have a problem buying a bigger meal bc at least I know im gonna eat the whole thing even if i need to take the rest home and finish it at 2 am.

[@hopechavez1329]

I worked there for two years and this is so true!

[@sycobeansillywytgirl]

@@Miss_OnyxRosecan confirm local waiter hates me

[@kringlecat4333]

3:46 "Can you add more steak?" "are you having double?" "no, i just want more". Sir that is getting double

[@BrunoHenrique-gi1wd]

I dont want double because that costs more, i want 1.9x

[@bananapalito]

​@@BrunoHenrique-gi1wd I dont want double, just 1.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999x

[@BiPokemon-mz5ce]

⁠@@BrunoHenrique-gi1wd1.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999x

[@ZeranZeran]

Their prices and portions are ridiculous but I don't blame the people that work there I just stopped eating there like 4 years ago.. it wasn't hard.

[@jmz2144]

​@@BrunoHenrique-gi1wdlol

[@minnie7453]

seeing half a chicken’s worth of chicken in these people’s bowls while they sigh and groan

[@LaHermandad]

I had a friend who kept defending those tiktokers saying how fun it was. I had to explain him for a good hour how, no, being filmed during your minimum wage job is not fun, no rewarding, nor are you treated better for it.

[@gianna526]

Ugh that's awful, I'm sorry you had to deal with your friend being a dick.

[@xsarahelisa]

hopefully by "had" a friend you mean they're not a friend anymore 😬

[@mooplesquamp2783]

That friend seems like they'd be a burden, unless you enjoy the task of bringing logic to a brain that doesn't produce its own.

[@CerotheDemon]

Stop being friends with him.

[@антоха_гандохин]

not people in the comments forcing on OP their opinion on who to be friends with 🤦‍♂️

[@mochaecho321]

This whole thing reminds me of how people say, "The customer is always right" to justify their crappy behavior, even though the full quote is "The customer is always right in matters of taste" which just means that they are allowed to buy whatever they want even if you think it's stupid.

[@whatsmyprintedname]

So I totally agree with what you're saying so one time I had a customer come in three different times and the second time they came in to me I said this is not Burger King you cannot have it your way. My boss called me the next day and asked if I said that and I said yes and I listen to the reasons why and my reasons were legit and yeah I still got promoted as a manager and I've worked at several different restaurants and it takes a lot for me to go off on people but let me tell you yeah customers are not always right customers are specials

[@herbie1975]

In my country we have the saying "The customer is king as long as he behaves like an emperor." It basically means, be kind and behave, otherwhise you're not king and you can f... off. I will never understand the us customer service obidience like cultur. For me respect on both sides is key.

[@trianglemoebius]

Interestingly, "The customer is always right" is a malapropism. The phrase actually refers to the markets, not actual customer decisions. For example, if you have a company that does thing way a, but it's way b that sells, you don't get to go "well way a is better they should accept it!" because it's the people spending money who decide if a company can survive or not, not the people providing services.

[@a_music_nerd]

⁠@@herbie1975​​⁠​⁠​⁠see now that’s a good saying, but i feel like if we brought it to the us it would inevitably morph into “the customer is king” and lose the part that actually made it worth listening to.

[@herbie1975]

@@a_music_nerd well, it is basically what op wrote, half just got cut out xD. I think at the end it is a cultural thing. For me, I belief in respect. Respect me, than I respect you. You behave like an a-hole, you get treated like one. (Of course, very simplified) And well, one other point would be, pay fair wages so employes don't have to rely on tips.

[@emmythemac]

"Who can I possibly debase on camera???" then the cut to Jarvis, amazing

[@Lady_Rhea]

"Can't make a turkey sandwich, but made a baby? Make it make sense."

[@strawb_short_cake]

chadchad and jarvis are so fucking funny together, they rly need to collab more 😭😂

[@RupeshKumar-ni1vd]

I hope the moustache guy starts a channel as well.

[@ginniesr40]

​@RupeshKumar-ni1vd the mustache guy has a channel

[@awesomesauce2000]

​@@ginniesr40didn't get the joke?

[@aesthetix3398]

My mom said "what’s that girl youtuber you guys watch" and I said "oh it’s Chad Chad" and she said "i thought it was cheesy chester"

[@LunaTheCommenter]

Cheesy Chester???? Omg

[@D03H03]

That's the Bargin Bin Chad Chad 😭

[@Victoria-pu9bm]

I literally witnessed this… the chipotle worker was a very young newbie (literally being trained) and this was her first order she took by herself. Two bros pulled out their phones and started harassing her. She told them to please stop but they didn’t. The manager came over and made them leave or she’d call the police. The young worker took a break after that

[@samellison4452]

I'm sorry she had to experience that, but I'm proud of the worker for standing up for herself and relieved the manager backed her up

[@aubreysong]

This is sad, in today economy, seems like some lowlife targeting minimum wage workers as punch bag, but cowering against big corporarates and incompetent leaders and politician.

[@juanesia7512]

​@ville__ This world is getting more and more corrupt by the day. We as humans have gotten further from our original ideals and as a result, the younger generation is obsessed with vanity, self pleasure, and trying to find fulfillment in things that don't matter and are fleeting. If you want to find true fulfillment in this life, follow Jesus. Pray to God through Jesus, read the Bible, join a loving church, and give your whole life to him. Repent of the sin in your life. He can provide more fulfillment than anything else in this world ever could.

[@WonBrainCell]

Poor kid. That's awful.

[@sabsain2399]

​@@juanesia7512 I can't tell which one of you is the bot atp

[@CrazyDino698]

The way the CEO paused for a second and then said “women” says everything about the kind of person he is

[@shrutighosh8934]

He suddenly remembered women exist and they work too and now, women are his customers. So gonna shove down my mis0gyny only on my employees...

[@cheesygoblin]

Especially cause guys is already a gender neutral term lol

[@grukoin2789]

No it doesn't. Like it just doesn't. "this millisecond in this person's life tells me everything about who they are" jfc

[@whatscookingoodlookin1]

@@grukoin2789bros a millionaire CEO of a fast-food chain, that already tells everything, if the video itself didn’t

[@kaihiroku8495]

It just shows how stressed companies are to respect all genders given how quickly they would get backlash otherwise even for the smallest things, but it seems he is still getting backlash because he freaking hesitated and you're a mind reader.

[@darling_insanitea]

Privileged influencers getting away with the harassment of essential workers trying to get through the day? Hey, I know this one! It's a classic!

[@memegazer]

Speaking of privilaged influencers...I heard chad chad got her name bc any time two chads court her for her hand in courtship...she makes them both battle to death and then kills who ever wins. Trust me bro.

[@themajesticspider-man6116]

@@memegazer NICE.... meme.

[@memegazer]

@@themajesticspider-man6116 It's not a meme...somebody needs to put a stop to chad chad reign of terror. There is nothing endearing about unchecked power.

[@CorbiniteVids]

​@@memegazer werk

[@whitneyk3708]

It's not influencers though. It's regular ass people who saw a tik tok.

[@anthonymeade7345]

14:59 To be fair, the reason I watched this video is that I searched for Chad the country and got this.

[@straycoral]

A sign from the algorithm Gods that you must become a chadling

[@sagebm]

Here's what you do when you go to chipotle: Walk out and search for a local burrito place that is half the price with better reviews. So many small businesses will give you a gigantic burrito with heaps of food inside for HALF of the price.

[@manderly33]

So much this.

[@thexa7q]

I live in the SF Bay Area, there are so many great taquerias around here it boggles my mind that anyone would ever darken the doors of a Chipotle. It's the worst, most bland burrito I've ever eaten....

[@brandonkennedy4160]

Exactly! We have a Mexican place nearby and they give bigger burritos than chipotle, and the ingredients taste 1000 times better.

[@primalycia]

This was my exact thought! I have never had Chipotle but I went out with friends to a place called Illegal Pete's which they described as "like Chipotle." Massive heaps of food for a $9.50 bowl while the same bowl at the Chipotle on the same street is $16.40.

[@redcitadel9123]

Yes!!!

[@melanieeeeeeeeee]

As someone who used to work in customer service, please be kind in abundance. Sometimes it only takes one bad customer to ruin a customer service worker's day because negativity always stands out with more intensity, so it'll take like four or five kind customers to make up for the negative experience

[@keilab7150]

Exactly. I always thought I would get used to the negative or rude customers but they really weigh you down and ruin your whole mood. It's not hard to be respectful or polite! Sometimes I wish those kinds of people would work in customer service even just one day so they could have a bit of empathy.

[@heyitsmort7744]

“Make up” is hard, too. Even with nice customers, the impact of a shithead remains

[@hnichole]

Especially if that worker had several negative customers in a row before you. When I worked a high-paced fast food job, I would be fine if I had one or two bad customers a shift. One day, when it was raining and our drive through mike wasn't working well (so orders kept getting slightly messed up), I had like five negative customers in a row take it out on ME, despite the fact that I'm not the one who took the order and just the person handing them the food at the window lol. All those negatives built up and I burst into tears when a grown man started yelling at me and insulting my intelligence because one of the burgers was wrong. Seriously, just be kind, we'll help you fix it without your aggression, I promise.

[@ethansin]

It stands out because it's not normal. Being civil is normal. Being complimented is a positive.

[@ndjsnsajjdshjak]

@ville__ ur horrible

[@thesoop1399]

as a former chipotle worker and manager, they literally calculate how much food you should have left based on your number of orders, and they'll use that information for bonuses & stuff. Also nothing made me wanna serve less food than a customer pickin an attitude with me.

[@kitsterangel]

Ya if a customer is being rude, I'll even cut portions lol sorry not sorry 🥰 Don't care if I'm on camera, fuck you.

[@tb4546]

I’m glad you don’t work there anymore sounds like you sucked at it and probably screwed up half the orders like everyone else half assing it

[@Skate0597]

@@tb4546 It sounds like you have anger issues tho

[@tb4546]

@@Skate0597 sounds like you enjoy defending poor performance though. I’m not rewarding shitty behavior. If they’re shit to me, I’m rude back. It’s very fucking simple numb nuts.

[@malegazeofficial]

​@@tb4546you sound like you should go touch some grass dear.

[@blakesouthworth6905]

Life hack: 1. Go to grocery store 2. Make your own food Now you can yell at yourself for the portion sizes 😊

[@derekbrown5420]

See... When mature adults decide that a restaurant is too expensive or too low quality, they just stop going. What gets into these people's heads to make them think the answer is to make a scene in a damn Chipotle?

[@donovanfaust3227]

It ain't even that good to want to keep going imo. I went once for the first time like a couple years ago and it was okay but honestly I'd rather go down to my local food truck that serves a burrito the size of my forearm that tastes even better for like $10-$12.

[@Greystorm1619]

That's what I'm sayin!!! Just don't go to chipotle!! Make your own goddamn food

[@KalCounty]

The secret is that making a scene is actually what they want to do. As evidenced by the guy who complained about the chicken before the employee even picked up the scoop. He couldn't wait to boss them around and be a dickhead about it.

[@momochi6666]

@@KalCountyand the wors is ehen the manager fives them what they wsnt so every time they want something they’re going to be a dickhead

[@EmyN]

Go figure, maybe they are addicted

[@2024LexusGX]

i like how the plan of action when you're feeling scammed by a business is to NOT stop going there but to instead yell at fast food employees

[@dogdad1997]

Fr. It's not like chipotle is that great, odds are you can find somewhere better and cheaper for burritos or tacos.

[@ella-louise9537]

The amount of workers I’ve seen say “just ask us for more and we will do it unless it’s guac or something”. This feels so dystopian to me, instead of just asking and communicating people go straight to filming like wtff

[@aly5847]

​@ville__ bro why do you keep saying that

[@dinner1232]

​@aly5847 it's a bot, just report their comment

[@Marlboro-lights1]

@@aly5847it’s not a bot. It’s a woman posting fake rage bait to prove the existence of misogyny. I’m sure she has a buzz cut and a chain wallet too.

[@dangamez1230]

No body is scared ​@ville__

[@dangamez1230]

@ville__ reported

[@totallynotajayde]

I get scared just pulling my phone out to check a notif in public let alone FILM, INSULT, HARRASS, AND POST an innocent worker.

[@roxiejohn6155]

chipotle worker here. i am a minor, though i work there basically everyday. i have gotten in trouble for giving 4.2 ounces instead of less than 4 ounces of meat. filming me will not change the fact i will eventually get fired🙂 and to add on- filming workers for more food is not a protocol and doesn’t work. if you ask for more than a little extra, we’re required to count it as double. please just be kind and understanding, the ceo does not speak for each and every employee.

[@baileyrichman8391]

i totally get what you're talking about as far as weight. i worked at a domino's and everything was based on weight. so whenever we had a customer come in saying they "didn't have enough cheese" or whatever their complaint was my manager would just sit there and be like "....oh the pizza that i probably made? yeah no everyone's is like that. get over it or get extra cheese" i'm hoping that your manager doesn't deal with bullshit like that either

[@brianna7935]

@@baileyrichman8391I’m a manger at one and everything is “made to standard” so if they’re upset about it they ordered it wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ddem0nn]

i worked at subway for a long while, and anytime someone would question my portions, I would add more and charge them double. I was just doing what I was told-any time someone decided to be snappy with me, I smiled, and then promptly made a point to be respectfully bitchy.

[@TychoKingdom]

​@@ddem0nn So you want to get your teeth knocked out? Why not say that's the standard portion. Yall act bitchy knowing your managers tell you to give people tiny portions for increased price then expect a tip. That's insane.

[@InaneBlatherPodcast]

​@@TychoKingdomgetting the "standard portion" is an understood part of the transaction when you're paying the standard price, dude. Everyone else on earth understands this

[@makaylat.7005]

see this pisses me off especially because yesterday i got chipotle after getting a walking boot after hurting my foot. i ordered online and named my burrito bowl “broke my foot :(“...when i got my food the worker had written “feel better!” on the sticker which was so fucking nice. DONT be mean to service workers, theyre people and not npcs for you to yell at

[@possumofantikka8160]

aw, that kind of thing is so nice. and how can it happen when people are like this. its genuinely surprising to see people trying to act like abuse works to get anything in life.... not sure when being a jerk became life goals but its not a sign of a healthy society imo.

[@Hell0fri3nd]

I work at a retail chain where it is not uncommon to film employees (build a bear), and if customers don’t stop when asked, or use profane language/act aggressively with us, corporate policy encourages us to call the police. So grateful my company is allowing us to do something, I feel so bad for the employees in this video.

[@duckmann006]

Yea that should have been the response of the CEO... Straight up letting customers know if you act up they'll call the cops & have you trespassed. That's the only right response, this is why I always worked in kitchens away from customers.

[@bekkes7923]

I've worked multiple years at both Starbucks and Trader Joes. Those are the kinds of companies responsible for this behavior. The kind of mistreatement I've had to respond to with kindness is insane and almost dehumanizing.

[@Node-Wolf]

@@bekkes7923 as a 6-year pArTnEr at Starbucks and now in management, the second someone starts filming my baristas they get asked to stop and if they don’t stop they’re asked to leave. Most of the time it’s because they’re filming a TikTok, but sometimes it’s just weirdos I feel like normal people/customers would not believe how creepy these 40+ year old guys are to our 16-21year old baristas. We’ve had them wait outside their cars and try to follow them home.

[@Farce13]

I'd be calling the cops anyway. To hell with policy

[@ThatFont]

Otherwise it’s forced consent. People shouldn’t be able to film you just because you’re working. I’m glad for you

[@derpydino17]

Yo, I’ve worked at Chipotle for over a year, and I can assure y’all that portion sizes haven’t decreased at all. The issue is that crew members (especially newer hires) often scoop took much than they’re supposed to, which was burning money. Recently we’ve just gotten more strict on portioning correctly, and customers aren’t used to it. Another thing also is many employees tend to be afraid of stand their ground towards customers.

[@LoraK31]

I love how even in Chad's skit she's more polite than the people she's parodying (saying "could I get turkey please" instead of just "turkey" or whatever those rude people say lol)

[@Noon-ej2ds]

I used to work at Chipotle when I was 16/17 and I would get yelled at for portionings all the time from managers and customers. One lady got so mad at me that she started cussing me out for not being able to give her more rice while a manager was literally working the grill behind me. I said I was sorry about it but I couldn't give it to her unless she paid and she said “You’re not sorry” before yelling at me through the whole line and even emailed the field leader. Even the man behind her smiled and told me “you’re okay.” The GM then yelled at me even more after that bc I argued with a customer even tho I never raised my voice and he yelled at the line people the night prior about our over-portioning. Plus the fact I was forced to work closing shifts as a minor and sometimes we wouldn't be done til 12 am. Employees are really not at fault for the proportion problems and even managers have higher-ups breathing down their backs. I think people should just stop eating at Chipotle because the company does not care about anything other than making money.

[@Lunarvienna]

This is insaneee I don’t get how people actually support these companies, I hope you have a safer work environment now ♥️

[@veronicarodriguez1751]

If that had happened to me, I would've had a panic attack and cried... just imagining it scares me

[@JFJDSMSMMDM]

BRRO aw im so sorry that happened to you. I was at Panda Express just today and some guy was being really rude about them not giving him enough chicken (he wasnt being as insane as that person) but bro T-T

[@egghead_felix]

And meanwhile I’m hoping asking for cheese doesn’t make me sound rude 😭 people live on a different planet these days 💀

[@neff6185]

The contrast is wild, I work myself up over asking for extra lettuce. Meanwhile there are people jumping up on counters and whipping out their phone just because 😭🙏

[@99Mateoo]

i have to prepare myself to order anything and these ppl will just straight up record every pore on a worker’s face just for an extra scoop of chicken dude it’s insane

[@I.wanna.b.like.Aphodite]

i literally get so scared to ask for a refill of my drink in fear of sounding bitchy and they're harassing them😭😭😭😭

[@arushah6421]

If there is something wrong with my meal, I get cold sweats working up courage to tell the employee that it isn't what I wanted.

[@Princessbuttercupish]

I'm a vego and was too scared to say they accidentally put chicken on mine, just quietly threw it away after.

[@austinrtyler]

I was at Panda Express a few weeks ago. The woman in front of me wanted a bowl but served in a plate container. She made a big fuss about it. The employee making entrees accommodated her. But then she got to the register and wanted a handcrafted beverage without ice and the employee at the register told her that Panda Express policy was that the beverage came with ice. The lady at the register tried to accommodate by telling her she would only fill the cup with an inch of ice and the customer was having none of it and was yelling that she didn't want ice. The customer started filming the encounter. The manager came out to explain the policy and the customer continued yelling and filming. After like 15 minutes of being a nuisance and holding up the line she accepted the drink with only a little ice. She had her teenage son with her. Such a great example to set as a parent...

[@ajm5007]

No person who has actually WORKED in a fast food setting would ever in their life say to their employees, "If a customer looks 'bout to act up, reward them with more food." They know exactly how that's gonna turn out.

[@emzetkin1100]

You give these spoiled dipshits an inch and they'll have the country annexed by the end of the week.

[@sadayokumbera7809]

As someone who worked in a restaurant for YEARS, you wanna know the REAL way to get extra portions/goodies for free? Be NICE. It's not a 100% hack, but if you are polite and pleasant to talk to, especially after a string of unpleasant customers, we are SO MUCH MORE WILLING to do little favors for you. I've snuck SO many extra breadsticks or desserts to tables who were patient and kind. Stick a camera in my face, though? You're getting shit-talked in the back and textbook surface-level customer service. So be nice to food service workers, and we'll return the favor when we can!

[@Romanticoutlaw]

it's also led to me getting the fresher, newer portions of food at places I'm a regular at, like the cookies at burger king

[@84coti]

For real, I used to be a regular at a subway and just by being nice with the workers there I got so much free stuff over time. They often gave me extra cheese and meat for free and when the manager was not there, they wouldn’t charge me my drinks. I was just nice with them. A little conversation about how it’s going that day and smiling will get you a long way. I used to work in restaurants and there’s nothing that makes me want to spit more in your food than a customer with a bad attitude. I get, sometimes you have a bad day, but don’t take it on minimum wage workers

[@zombieedrea]

Those people are so lucky that the Chipotle workers serve that food in front of them cuz in any other place, they're getting spit in their food, among other things (and it's deserved!). When I used to cashier at a grocery store, I'd get so many horrible, mean customers, that when I got a person in my line who was really friendly, I'd just straight-up give them free shit. Once I had a customer sympathize with me after he witnessed one customer being hella rude, and he said something to the effect of "I'm sorry you have to deal with that, it's so weird to be that rude to somebody scanning your food." And I agreed, and then I didn't scan two of his things, he got them for free. They were kinda pricey too. The look of happiness on his face made my day. Be nice to the people who handle your food!! It's literally so easy and WE DON'T GET PAID SHIT 😭

[@cassievalanzuela4029]

It's true, during an event on my school, there were college students on stands selling sausage with fried rice and egg, they weren't getting much sales so I kinda feel bad even though I was lining up for the fries, i bought their food and smiled, after 4 days they considered me a regular, giving me extra sausage, and on one occasion, it was their last serving and someone was about to purchase, they decided let me buy it despite almost giving to another buyer and on their last day they decided to give me meal for free. So yes, being nice does have an advantage

[@lemonworm]

I used to work at whole foods and they wanted us to charge for crackers for peoples soup which I thought was batshit, and ONLY ever charged it to people who were dicks.

[@walnutsrcool]

As someone who works in a restaurant and has a stalker who I have managed to lose, folks recording me and then saying “no i didn’t get you” when they clearly got me, in their social media is actually so scary

[@suspicioushat6790]

No for real!! I'm also thinking of those who are under witness protection. I read a comment somewhere about a mom having to move states because someone posted her kid on Facebook and their abusive dad found out their location as a result. It's so scary. You truly never know whether filming someone will compromise their safety and even their life :(

[@lachemineepingouin3635]

Same for the stalker. I had somone try this to film their drink once and the second they got close I'd pulled my visor over my face and full on booked to the back. Pro tip you may feel like you have to let people film but you are allowed to refuse service if they are filming you it is management job to deal with whoever is doing this not yours, especially if it's a matter of safety it's much to normalized too just let people film.

[@blxshinq]

thank you for this, you put it perfectly. i used to work at chipotle and no matter what my portion sizes were always too "much" even if i only gave a single scoop. we as workers are just doing what we're instructed to. i can't appreciate you enough for talking about this ❤

[@kristygirl98]

i work at chipotle, we had a guy come in, be served by my shift manager, he didn't even get to the salsa side before the guy threatened to walk out. My manager just said "alright, I can help who's next." speaking to the woman behind him, and kept going while the man stood there fucking flabbergasted, but it was also peak time and the only guy to complain to was the one he had the issues with

[@Khornelia]

​@ville__ get a life

[@Romanticoutlaw]

@ville__ does your family know about your behavior? They should be worried for you

[@chatnoir9038]

​@@Romanticoutlaw It's a bot. Just report as spam and ignore

[@LottieDeLuscious]

@@chatnoir9038I don’t think that works because I’ve seen that same “bot” in her comments as well as others (Swell Entertainment is the one I can remember) for months

[@JordanS-ww4eu]

I am so sorry 😢😢😮😮

[@bugzbeezus]

[13:20 ]Jarvis' bewildered "where???" is SO funny

[@chefcoolguy]

The person who had their phone in the employees face unironically deserves jail time

[@MyPhobo]

I would have lost my job that day if that guy came into a restaurant and treated me like that.

[@emzetkin1100]

​@@MyPhobo it's like that one video of the dude shouting "I'm goin to jail!"

[@Armrongeddon]

If I were that employee he'd have lost that phone.

[@davidedeus12]

Videos like those make my penal populism skyrocket

[@CoochiKente]

im so glad i detest social media. like, its cool for knowing when a band is coming to town or a new food spot, but beyond that its all this. the amount of seething rage i feel watching this is enough for me.

[@itsbooshie]

I work at Chipotle and the amount of customers that complain about dumb things that we cant control.. And most of the time the food is cold is because they are late to get their order :)

[@Graylikethecolornotgrace]

Same! My favorite thing to say is "Oh yeah let me call corporate I'm sure they'll listen to me"

[@Why_does_this_exist_YouTube]

Especially with that food reviewer guy, he has said that he will have people order for him or online to “not get special treatment.” Meaning he most likely just forgot to get his order online

[@allisonjauregui1231]

bruh literally i got my manager standing right next to me i can’t give you extra protein

[@spacebird107]

today someone ordered a bowl with white rice and like 5 scoops of pico de gallo 😀

[@heavenlyarianator6335]

@@allisonjauregui1231 weak

[@Space_Bugx]

OUR OMEGA ALPHA MALE CHAD IS BACK!!! SHE IS SUCH A CHAD!!!

[@ChunkySpinalFluid]

SHES SO SIGMA

[@Fyodors_pet_RAT]

GRRRRAAAAAAAAAA

[@HaloTropical]

Omega is at the bottom of the hierarchy.

[@ChunkySpinalFluid]

@ville__ 😦⁉️ NO 🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️ we don't tell people to endgame, endgaming is BAD 🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️

[@leeswift7883]

@@ChunkySpinalFluid it's a troll, probably paid by engagement amount so let's make it poor by silence

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

A week ago, I had a nervous breakdown at the idea of returning to food service. I spent my whole childhood being bullied, and my whole adulthood in food service up till now dealing with all sorts of fuckery. Today I got hired at the humane society near me and I'm grateful for being free from that nightmare. I'm glad chipotle never responded to my application. I simply wouldn't have survived this

[@steph15036]

Congratulations on your new job!🎉

[@tb4546]

I don’t understand how people don’t get that you won’t be “”harassed”” at your job if you don’t fucking suck balls at it like most people do, just coasting and fucking up everything

[@malegazeofficial]

​@@tb4546i don't understand how people go out of their way to shit-comment under people's stuff, because they obviously aren't responsible for you feeling miserable about your own life.

[@tb4546]

@@malegazeofficial bruh I never said anything about myself. Projection much? I can be mad that idiots exist. Like you, for example! Have fun working minimum wage your whole life you miserable wank stain

[@jinxedangel2]

​@tb4546 if you had watched the video you're commenting under, you'd know your comment doesn't make sense. People get harassed at their jobs even when they're doing their job correctly because of shitty entitled customers. I work in a lead position at my job and I don't deal with a lot of escalations but when I do get them, the customer is usually freaking out over something that can't and won't be changed.

[@LadyTofu]

I love that at my job if people are rude we can straight up just tell them not to talk to us like that and walk away. Swearing on the phone? You're getting hung up on. Screaming at me on reception? I'm telling you to mind your manners and leaving the desk. And my work supports it 100%

[@Bibliosection]

NGL if a whole crowd of people started complaining at me like those guys at 5:30, I would just break down crying. These industry workers are made of far sterner stuff than me.

[@DKF_oli]

i used to also be this way. instantly i would cry. as i’ve gotten older i’ve become more confrontational… but even this i think i would have to walk away from.

[@greeeeennnnn]

​@ville__ oh what

[@dasyoutubeklohauschen]

@@greeeeennnnn yea pls just go ahead and report that guy for... let's see, child abuse is the one they're going for this time i suppose-

[@josefinarivia]

@@greeeeennnnn That account always post the most insane/gross stuff to bait people, I don't get how they still have an account lol. Bot probably.

[@greeeeennnnn]

@@josefinarivia girl when i tell you that i gasped lmfao

[@Zenikat]

6:30 god, i remember being 11 and seeing this GROWN MAN at a tourist stop, who was tapping the glass of an aquarium and bothering the animals, and i just quietly said, "it says youre not allowed to do that" and he just looked at me and continued doing it. He even had kids with him, younger than i was at the time. I felt real bad for them, having such an immature parent figure

[@Vesperad0]

But the kids are the problem, right. Goes to show the majority of problems lie with the parents and the people around them. You don't even have to be a good parent to teach your child how to read, just decent. It's embarrassing how many adult children there are, especially those that have the audacity to look at us and call us entitled or selfish. Selfish people in every generation, but they'll never understand that. Far too up their own ass to see the daylight.

[@emoliravioli]

I wish there were tests people had to go through before we could procreate. Though people like this would probably just find a way to cheat anyway

[@jimmysfansandmore29866]

​@ville__ the fire truck 🚒 is coming to put you out

[@snowysheep3857]

When I saw the CEOs video I thought it was a parody at first. I cant describe how shocked I found out not only was it not satire, but the CEO???? Like dude this is YOUR business

[@Pseudoplaydo]

All 5 of them getting one bowl so they had something for content is FKNG hilarious.

[@miapate1003]

Always think of this one skit from a guy talking about how people treat minimum wage workers an he says "you see that 19 year old girl whos trying to make her way through college and is working 8 hour shifts on minimum wage? Yeah I'm SURE staring at her angrily and checking your watch then sighing repeatedly is gonna help her feel SO relaxed"

[@milenamatvejeva9846]

Shrinkflation is a real phenomenon - portion sizes get smaller while the price stays the same or even goes up. Eg shampoo bottles get a bit smaller while they still have the same price, or the number of pastries in a pack is reduced but still the same price. And the employees arent the ones to blame for it. Its the corporations getting greedier and greedier and wanting to scam customers out of their money

[@Ase832]

While I agree, there’s also inflation in the economy you have to consider as well as how much product is being produced. It’s not as simple as companies being greedy, though it is definetly a part of it

[@nomoretwitterhandles]

@@Ase832 Major corporations are the culprit of this, because they CAN afford to avoid shrinkflation. The reason they DON'T avoid it is because of capitalism stock prices. If their stock goes down, their investors drop out. Anyone who NEEDS to raise prices for inflation struggles to do so because local companies get sh*t on for raising prices. Meanwhile everyone simps for multi-billion dollar companies for doing the same thing BUT WORSE. What we have to consider is the fact that capitalistic greed is causing all of this shrinkflation. NOT the actual global economy. Not in America, anyway!

[@Ase832]

@@nomoretwitterhandles there are examples such as the Costco hotdog and Arizona’s attempt to keep their teas at 99 cents that go against the sentiment that major corps can avoid it. All companies are affected by the global economy just in different levels/ways. They’re still capable of losing profits, and naturally they’ll find ways to combat that. I think there may be better ways to go about it, but that’s their logic on why shrinkflation is the solution. I agree that it’s bogus that people hate on small/er businesses when they up their prices since they need food on the table too. My dad’s boss made essentially no money just to keep the business running (they create and fix atomic forced microscopes for context)

[@evanjames11]

The truly insane part of this for me is that even with a "smaller" portion at Chipotle, it's still SO MUCH FOOD

[@TabbyWithMittens]

I always thought something was wrong with me because they always look like a lot of food. (I never been to Chipotle either)

[@ms_ch]

it's all for engagement. even a complete dumbass can look into a plate like that and KNOW there is plenty food.

[@shannons3419]

Right 😭😭 the last time I had Chipotle it took me 3 sittings to finish it, and it was a delivery order so there couldn't have been any concern that I'd start yelling at them or anything

[@elvisrelvis2774]

Eh, idk I ate the whole bowl in a sitting just fine lol. There’s been at least 5 times where i’ve gone, and the portion just wasn’t enough. Haven’t eaten there in like 2 years though lol

[@artistically_pain3876]

@@elvisrelvis2774I can finish it but safe to say I am very full afterwards

[@squirrelbugg99]

The way my parents would end my life if I ever treated a human being like this… where are these people’s parents fr 💀

[@WhatareFriend]

Life hack, employees don't really care that much about the profit margins of the company that if you politely ask for more of something without recording or making a scene they will typically give you more. This has worked for me 100% of the time.

[@adiamondtrash9344]

Unless they get in trouble with the manager because managers be managing and will probably notice the amount of purchases vs food given

[@xrosyxposyx]

Life hack: don’t ask this either because I don’t care about profit margins but I do care having a job. Regardless, if you do it nice or not, you’re still putting someone in an uncomfortable position.

[@mage1439]

Life hack: if you want more food, order more ducking food.

[@snakesnoteyes]

Honestly, just being polite and asking will get you so far. But but if you ask for anything other than double meat or a “specialty” item like guacamole or queso they’re not gonna charge extra and will give you what you want. You don’t have to be a rude dick

[@suoutubez19]

life hack: don’t try to guilt trip service workers into doing extra favors for you because it could put their job security at risk

[@Moe_oh23]

The aggressive tapping at Jarvis made me laugh so loud that I woke my mom up

[@ryanc5572]

Dealing with big, toxic groups like 5:40 when they are ALL ganging up on you is so rough and uncomfortable and brings back some horrible memories when I worked in food service. Ugh.

[@Angelonwheels24]

They must feel like real tough guys bullying a girl behind a counter

[@placeholder_name321]

@@Angelonwheels24so manly of them 😂 💯 🤦🏻

[@placeholder_name321]

Honestly it happens a lot. I worked at chipotle for years (well 4 years) and the amount of people who attempted to harass me and my coworkers for extra portion sizes of meat / guac without wanting to pay for it was astounding. I had to learn to be really assertive and just tell them they needed to pay for double portion sizes of those thing s. My team knew this also. Because if the customers don’t pay for it it throws off everything regarding the numbers/ math and essentially our store location loses that $$. Sounds corporate of me and I cringe a little saying it but that was the reasoning behind it - because at the end of the day we were a business too. Idk people just don’t know any of that and wouldn’t understand. I’m very pissed at the new CEO too for making those statements. Steve Ells wasn’t amazing either but at least he didn’t come off like a douchebag all the time in his public statements.

[@Vesperad0]

​@@Angelonwheels24bullying anyone, really. But yeah, real tough and intimidating to be in a group ganging up against someone as if she planned to assassinate his whole bloodline.

[@Vesperad0]

​@@placeholder_name321definitely not corporate of you, just you trying to defend yourself. Standing your ground against adult brats and entitled losers could never make you a corpo simp, even giving in out of fear. Both are reasonable and valid reactions

[@kareneka_]

I feel like these kind of people should actually work in food service to experience what it feels like to be one of the workers. And if you're not happy with the food or the price, just go to other places, it's not that hard. It's not the workers' fault that it's overpriced. I remembered getting yelled at by someone during one of my shifts and I couldn't forget how bad I felt, and afterwards an old man came towards me and thank us for opening during holidays when other places don't. I still remember him until this day. Really doesn't take much to be nice.

[@gianna526]

I work at a small business in customer service, and I would actually cry if I had 5 guys yelling at me like that. I never truly understood how difficult dealing with customers is until I tried it. It's so much more nerveracking than I thought, so far I haven't dealt with any rude customers but I'm sure the day isn't too far away.

[@Pge4fanboy]

Yeah no customers are a fucking pain to deal with

[@Vesperad0]

Oh, but haven't you heard? Being in customer service of any kind means you have to have to endure bullshit! You can't cry, that's so soft and not at all a reasonable reaction to harassment and degradation. ...I can only imagine older people seeing this can calling it a "younger generation" thing as if they aren't the poster adult babies for whining at people who literally have no power over anything. Forget common sense, empathy and patience does not exist. At least within those people.

[@artilante]

remember if it gets bad you can always step away. its your job to service them, not suffer them. and if your mangement disagrees get outta there lol

[@kalisworl]

My mom has taught me from a young age to respect service workers and treat them like humans, she always tries to put in extra effort to use their name. She’s a nurse and probably one of the best people to be in the profession, I’m so grateful to have her as a parent cause it physically pains me to see people treating customer service workers poorly…

[@nadini.weenie]

exactly! my parents were always on my siblings and i about respecting service workers and it caused me to grow up and feel genuinely upset when i saw people being rude for no reason. my friend wanted to go to chipotle with me when all this was happening and she was like "yea if you record them theyll give you more food" and i told her "dont you dare do that, thats so embarrassing". i feel like she still did it when i wasnt with her

[@ScubaFanatic60]

Everyone should have to work in fast food. It's character building. I'm glad I did it before social media.

[@zubetp]

i hated when people used my name lmao. it felt like they were throwing it in my face that i had to wear a name tag.

[@kalisworl]

@@zubetp She would usually ask them their name not just use the name tags

[@TheBonkess]

Entitlement is so ingrained in US culture, all across the board, it's wild.

[@LuluLala-oo1my]

Yep, I’ve worked in retail and fast food when I was younger. People are ANIMALS

[@mummabookat7727]

Entitlement is engrained into CUSTOMER culture, across the whole damn world. People treat retail and hospitality service staff like shit and it's definitely not just an American thing... it's unfortunately worldwide. It stems from classism. Also stems from the fact that so many people are idiots; People stupidly misunderstanding the term 'The customer is always right' has been a big contributor to the disgusting attitudes that service workers face every day. The full saying is: 'The customer is always right in matters of taste'... but it got shortened to basically suggest that the customer is never wrong, which of course is total bullshit. Allowing customers to believe that they are never wrong and cannot be denied anything has had a disastrous effect on how staff are treated, and management allows it because they value the customers dollars far more than they value the human beings that work for them. It's disgraceful.

[@TheBonkess]

@@mummabookat7727 I’m talking about American culture specifically. This general level of entitlement is really unthought of in many other cultures (I’ve lived across three different countries in eastern and northern Europe for reference). Customers outside of the US are not the same as inside of the US. I get where you’re coming from but I don’t think your generalization is factually correct.

[@mummabookat7727]

@@TheBonkess Ok, what exactly is 'factually incorrect' about what I said? That's fine that you believe that American customers are the absolute worst and you're probably right about that, but I was saying that extreme entitlement and awful customer behaviour happens worldwide... are you saying I'm incorrect about that?

[@paul4000]

@@TheBonkess I too like to eat poots, mmm…so tasty 🤤

[@MadMusic26]

My mom works at a Jimmy John’s and they are so damn strict on portions. One of her coworkers put an extra tomato slice because it was that sad tiny end of the tomato and got written up by corporate for it during an inspection. The idea that you can bully these workers into giving you more while they are already dealing with pressures on all sides is insanity.

[@Danntzig]

I worked at subway for 4 years and it scarred me for life. Either customers yell at your face for not putting enough meat and veggies to their liking (and then they complain their sandwich can't close cause there's too much stuff in it) or your manager complains that you put to much stuff in the sandwiches and imply that they'll fire you for it next time it happens (they won't, it's a sh***y job nobody wants, but it's still irritating to hear). Or it's both at the same time. Most often it's both. And dealing with all that bulls**t all day still doesn't get you enough money to escape poverty. That's why those workers are depressed and feel like they are trapped.

[@RPGLover87]

I think part of the problem is that the pictures of the sandwiches always look way better because they have a bunch of additional ingredients that aren't part of the actual recipe, so you have an unrealistic idea of even how much stuff will be on the sandwich. On the other hand at McDonalds or Burger King the pictures do show the ingredients more accurately, even if they'll be uglier in person - a big mac will always have lettuce, pickles and two beef(? something) patties and sauce and stuff, even if it's squished.

[@Shirumoon]

​@@RPGLover87 I mean maybe but people with a decently working brain get that those photos are fake and have nothing to do with the end product. It's also pretty clear that fastfood chains order ingredients in amounts that were previously calculated and giving some more of one or another messes it all up. Idk, it's just common sense to me just like I would never ask for free stuff at a Sephora or eletronics store. Stuff is standardized so accept what you get or spend your money somewhere else. Anything really besides taking it out on the staff.

[@RPGLover87]

@@Shirumoon I was specifically speaking about subway as a meatball sub only has the meatballs themselves and anything else you need to ask for directly, so you'd have to memorise the poster to know what ingredients are advertised and ask for lettuce and other things to finish the recipe, while on a prepackaged food item at another restaurant it at least contains the ingredients in the picture.

[@amelia_shroom]

these poor employees do not get paid enough for this

[@ramsoomair]

*paid

[@amelia_shroom]

@@ramsoomair thanks 👍

[@KittyRobins9]

@@ramsoomairpaid*

[@ramsoomair]

@@KittyRobins9 pa*id

[@MissFunky98]

Once again I’m so happy living in Europe. People are not allowed to film you like that bc we have rights to our likeness. Also we have workers rights and can’t be fired on the spot over giving people bigger serving sizes. People are just generally less obnoxious.

[@ElenaNoiia]

Yeah if I had that kind of client in the restaurant I work, I would immediately flip them off and the owner will be agreeing with me

[@malegazeofficial]

i will definitely disagree on the whole "people are just generally less obnoxious" lmao

[@lyndisrobin]

omg luckyyyy i hate living in america sm its so bad 💀

[@lavenderoh]

​@@malegazeofficial absolutely lmao just OP saying that proves the point, they're definitely just as obnoxious.

[@rhaec]

I live in the UK and it’s twice as bad here honestly

[@maikorage444]

Chipotle hack: there's a chance you can get extra portions if you ask the employee how they're feeling today.

[@Moons_Desire]

i saw the title and immediately thought “chad chad! how could you!” had to use my brain for that one 💀

[@iREALLYlikedeadpool]

WAIT THIS IS SO GOOFY /J

[@XYRZIES]

HEHEHD

[@neff6185]

lucky star cast slowly congregating in your replies

[@coolkiddo3110]

She literally did harass that poor man with a family though right at the end i saw it

[@livi1477]

one time i went to chipotle and the person making my order was a guy i used to go to school with (but never talked to) and that man LOADED THAT SHIT UP, he gave me SO MUCH FOOD, and i literally never saw him ever again. im convinced that Big Chipotle assassinated him

[@supposedlymel]

i got a new job at a popular local restaurant chain back in march, and it has quite honestly been the worst hospo job i've had in 6 years. we're constantly busy and constantly understaffed, management are never appreciative for all the extra hours i do on top of uni work and they're always critiquing even the smallest of things, and it's all made worse by the rudest and most self-absorbed of customers we always get. so thank you chad chad, for shining a light on how us service workers are quite literally not seen as real people

[@supposedlymel]

@ville__ oh God not you again 💀

[@chatnoir9038]

​@@supposedlymel Just report it as spam or smth and ignore

[@samantham.3584]

I just want to say first of all thank you, being a number to a big chain is such a pain, at one point we had an ad up for a dishwasher at $22 an hour plus full benefits, everyone still quit, its because dishwashing fucking sucks! But also since you are already working your heart out, might as well go to a popular hotel chain in your city, they paid for me to get my degree (in event management but hey it helps with debt) but they loooove to brag about hiring within!

[@samantham.3584]

Also I dont work there anymore, I'm not a recruiter or anything i sound like a recruiter god help me

[@angelikaking1560]

Dude. I worked at a Taco Bell for 2 years, and I consistently got nagged for over-portioning people’s food. Trust me. When I made my own food I always did double. I’d love to give everyone double. THEY. Don’t. LET ME. Take it up with corporate, please do. Stop complaining to the minimum wage employees who literally can’t do anything about it and will even get reprimanded if they assist you. Fast food corporations doesn’t give a shit about their customers. Most of the employees do, but we literally aren’t even allowed to help you. Anyone who has the audacity to do this should work in fast food for 2 months as a punishment. Anyways thank you for doing this video, I thought this was so stupid when I saw this going around 🙄

[@_wheelofcheese]

I worked at a Panera for six months and that place still haunts me. Jobs like this are so degrading and already make you feel less than human. I literally cannot imagine going up to someone at work and complaining that they didn't give me enough damn chicken. I 100% understand being frustrated that you get less food for a higher price, and it's ok to complain about it online. What's not ok is taking that out on people trying to do their jobs. Aside from dealing with the general public, management regularly uses you as a punching bag and some managers will openly berate and shame you for doing exactly what you were told. Honestly god bless food service workers, they are braver and stronger than the US Marines.

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

It been my experience as a manager in a hospital that we are the punching bags and get paid less than per diems. It’s stressful to manage. Blame the CEOs and HR. People who don’t work or protect anyone.

[@ajm5007]

@_wheelofcheese I am a US Marine and you are absolutely correct. I'd much rather get shot at by the Taliban than have to politely put up with this kind of fuckery.

[@brocksteele7475]

10:12 "And if you got problems I'll follow your ass home!" Nah, that's a threat.

[@Saxjon]

I thought he said "I'll fight your asshole" Don't know why he'd want to fight one's asshole directly, but angry people normally don't make sense when they talk, they just say whatever

[@RowanFallsGames]

The skit with Jarvis XD the fucking tik tok voice captions The way he drops the entire thing im losing it

[@kiarasimone123]

Sorry but no job is worth havin a man put a phone in my face, phone would’ve been smacked so fast 😂

[@herebyaccident5174]

Ive never worked at Chipotle but this does happen to a lesser extent at subway. People get mad at the portion of meat and then even more mad when you say its gonna extra for more. Like dude i dont know you you are not worth loosing my job over. Its even worse when the manager wont back you up on the thing they EXPLICITLY told you to do

[@zhanepaige1430]

I had the same problem, couldn’t do it anymore.

[@livi1477]

the crazy thing with subway is people will ask for bigger portions and then when the sandwich is filled to the brim and messy they act like it's the employee's fault

[@Kosmo111-t7v]

5:45 No because if like five guys came in and yelled at me like that I would literally cry 😭

[@spookyfrogs1874]

boy do i have a burger place for you!

[@TheSnuffy1994]

Literally same 😭😭 nightmare shit

[@nari5161]

Start out with a heaping af scoop and they start yelling anyway bc they were going to anyway

[@christelleludwig1875]

Same😭

[@Sunflowrrunner]

Downside of being a public employee: I legally can not tell someone to stop filming me in public. Upside of being a public employee: I do not have to be nice to people filming me in public, and I am not.

[@LottieDeLuscious]

I have 100% told people not to film me in public while at work… you’re allowed to ask someone not to do something

[@corndo9]

​@@LottieDeLuscious I could be wrong, but I think by "public employee" they meant the work for the state or something - like national park workers for example. Not that they have a public facing job like chipotle

[@notJO3Y7]

“Chipotle is so bad now their prices are outrageous!!” Then don’t fucking go to Chipotle

[@pazz]

It is wild that the CEO suggested giving the employees a vague disappointed nod instead of just asking them nicely.

[@Seldoona]

If you don't like the way chipotle is treating you, ✨don't eat there✨

[@Zeldadude23]

Seriously! I haven't eaten there since they had e coli outbreaks like every other month

[@TychoKingdom]

If you don't like the pay just quit..... keep that same energy when its the employees bitching. Consumer rights are just as important as Worker's rights. Both parties get fucked over by corporations.

[@universalpower419]

​@@TychoKingdom it is not the same, You need to work to LIVE, I do not think not eating at chipotle will decrease your quality of life my guy. And the best way to fuck corporate it is to just not give them money, dum dum

[@scummymilk4622]

Chad and Jarvis have such good on-screen chemistry. Def one of the best KZbin duos were seeing rn

[@ssamantha2]

are they dating or something

[@GogiRegion]

@@ssamantha2 My best guess is maybe roommates. It's not uncommon for KZbinrs who are friends to rent together and end up doing cameos in each other's content.

[@leelubell9080]

@@GogiRegionnah they live in different states I think they’re just friends and like collabing