Lean example from "The Founder"

👉🏻 / @otrolocoenmoto

[@JonathanPerez-hi6lq]

As a sous chef becoming a chef, I appreciate the line "A symphony of efficiency, not a waste of motion"

[@melvinbritton5822]

As a MMA fighter I too enjoyed this line

[@PaceFilmsProductions]

The whole movie is great but this sequence is just a truly perfect piece of storytelling on film.

[@jacksdjfam]

My favourite scene, even the music is great

[@malachdorell6026]

truly

[@persistentbee]

Ron finally got his dream to work for Chuck E. Cheese. Well sorta. xD

[@Gregg29407]

"...and then we came up with the McRib sandwich and all was right with the world!"

[@loganwebb5086]

who knew Ron Swanson would be great at efficiency and meat.

[@jamesweber1343]

I always thought that when they talk about the problem with the drive up, this would happen in the next scene...I thought what would happen is that one day a car shows up and pulls up to the window and the owners tell them to go park and come out and order, the customer then says “but I’m right here? Can’t I just order, pay you, get my food then leave?” Then the brothers look at eachother and think....that just might work. But ofcourse that did not happen, imagine if they capitalized on the drive thru earlier :)

[@dimitarpetkov4442]

You are watching the rigorous training session of a F1 tyre changing crew

[@kim29817]

Unexpected 🤣

[@gotacallfromvishal]

f1 crews have it way easier than mcdonald’s kitchen staff

[@MichaelSyrrakos]

This is beautiful

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

As great as this scene is, I can’t imagine my minimum-wage ass spending a weekend rehearsing how to make a burger.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

I would move on as a min-wage earner , but it did not happen like this , the Mac brothers chalked out there newly designed store , on their tennis court and it rained just after they finished chalking it .

[@mr.drakanator]

I hear ya, but remember that all of this was happening at the time when the minimum wage got you a lot further than it does today. Plus, they were two bosses that genuinely valued their employees, so the employees would be happy to help out like this

[@dannysunay4386]

Kids back then, had reason to work. To have money in your pocket. The generation now want easy money, the less work involved, the better.

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

@@mr.drakanator Fair enough. Good point.

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

@@dannysunay4386 nah, the generation now are treated like valueless shit deemed not worthy of investment with neither time, training or money.

[@marduke45]

this is absurd. id totally love to learn a job this way.

[@gotacallfromvishal]

this wasn’t a job this was a system

[@Soleprofit559]

And with the same music

[@kuziokundera]

The amount of acting in this scene is A Lot. But that’s how it was written.

[@Sweendogization]

“Music for a sound harmonium”. Irish music.

[@woozertoo]

Made an appearance in Napoleon Dynamite as well.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

This is how true hamburgers are done

[@GregWittstockThePondGuy]

Best scene ever!

[@leonhardeuler675]

The song is called "Music For A Found Harmonium".

[@toddw14]

It sounds like the same song that was in Napoleon Dynamite at the end.

[@leonhardeuler675]

@@toddw14 It is, I think it's a cover of the original which is by a band called something like "the penguin cafe".

[@sacarchy]

Never ever give anyone extra information

[@Praisethesunson]

Wrong. The brothers are rightfully proud of the system they made through applying their hollywood artistic creativity to their business. That deserved to be shared. Capitalism just doesn't reward that openness.

[@samsonknight6888]

they should bring back the McLEAN DELUXE in honor of this!!!!

[@boskocam4854]

I hear Napoleon dynamite soundtrack

[@rcjc411]

If, Then: Else:

[@David-db1kv]

Me playing Plateup

[@kadenvanciel9335]

3:27-3:29 Drunk History anyone?

[@otrolocoenmoto]

LOL :D

[@fernandocortes1187]

2:15

[@hrishikesh07m]

Most people didn't get the point that a efficient business needs a perfect harmonious environment of system. That's the whole point of this scene.

[@Praisethesunson]

Lol wrong. This is showing how two brothers with an artistic background applied those skills to their business. Which is what created an efficient business that literally did not exist in the restaurant business prior to those brothers.

[@YukYuk12]

Nice guys finish last

[@otrolocoenmoto]

Sad but true... 😔

[@charliehill7704]

That was the saddest and hardest part of the film for me. The heartlessness of robbing someone of their lifelong work and dreams without a second thought and "disposing" of your spouse of almost 40 years in exchange for a business partners spouse was all hard to grasp.

[@lumberg48108]

@@charliehill7704 This was a movie that took dramatic liberties. If you mean paying $1 million is robbing someone, well, I would disagree, Also, we have no real idea of the relationship between Kroc and his wife, do we?

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

They made a shitton of money off McDonalds when it went public. SHIT LOADS

[@calla211]

@@charliehill7704 I think the brothers received a combined 2.7 million? I read somewhere that it would have translated to roughly 17 million in 2022--still a drop in the bucket compared to what came after, and they never did get their royalties--but at least they weren't left completely empty-handed. But in business, having a heart and trusting other people to do the right thing will lead to failure way more often than not. Sad but true.

[@codycarter2643]

Thought too much

[@sirjudge5055]

2:07 - Did he just smack a kid in the rump with a yardstick? Not gonna fly these days, YO!!!