The ballad of the Neurodivergent Barista

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[@ItsAGundam]

Working on two autsitc detail videos, so I will try to upload more fast things to fill the void sorry.

[@healing_slowly]

o lord, sweet christmas

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Phenomenal. God bless and keep you, good sir. You are a blessing in these r*t4rd3d times.

[@HappyHarbl]

Starbucks Caramel Frappe: Now with more Salt!

[@NomadMan31]

This barista, isn't autistic, this barista is what you call a disgrace. As someone with Asperger's syndrome, I regard this barista as super thin skinned and looking for attention. Autistics don't look for attention very much most of the time.

[@Kaosactual]

Hell yeah brother, those autistic details are some of my favorite videos

[@DunceRuleZ12]

I like the part where Evan complained about how the manager's not there to help out the team during lunch rush... while they locked themselves in some back room making a TikTok and not helping out the team during lunch rush. That TOTALLY won't breed resentment towards them from their coworkers.

[@magneric]

I wouldn't be surprised if "Evan" was no longer employed there

[@jackburton8352]

Manager saw Evan was down for a shift and took himself off. I would too if it was me.

[@thomasbaker9787]

He really needs Drill Sargeant Hartman in his life!

[@TSPH1992]

"Boohoohoo. I am Evan and I have to work for a living, sniff sniff"

[@TSPH1992]

I think Eugene Krabs had the right idea about it

[@Crackdalf]

I love when you can tell a person has had everything handed to them throughout their life

[@DustBornKnight]

You cannot rely on this type of person during any kind of crisis, if they collapse under such a small burden

[@Crackdalf]

@@DustBornKnight people like that guy wouldn't last a day in my country

[@CyberDagger003]

@@DustBornKnight Weak men create hard times.

[@OhSnakes]

@@CyberDagger003 Hard times create strong men

[@Insideman666]

Probably just working this bs job cuz daddy said he can only get the bmw if he shows he’s “responsible”. I hate my generation 😂

[@geoffreymesser2121]

“If you feel like your life sucks, just look at Evan and know that you’re crushing it.” I found that extremely inspiring honestly.

[@morva4498]

I needed that. Thanks.

[@IllusionSector]

So this kid is a full-time student? Of what? To complete this spectacular comedy, please let it be gender studies, CRT, or some other parasitic crap. This story is so close to being perfect, please don't ruin it by telling me otherwise.

[@KingKamor2]

Best part of the video, really.

[@DeathBear231]

Me who's also named Evan: ...

[@joshilton616]

Feels like I took a shower.

[@CGR89]

Everyone knows a very masculine trait that men possess is emotional outbursts and crying over the slightest inconvenience.

[@deathray3909]

Damn I wish I would've known when I was working construction 80 hours a week that there were part time employees at Starbucks suffering such terrible injustices. Thank you for bringing this matter to light.

[@Frutticattygirl]

Now now, that's just you feeding your ego 🤣 (According to tards on twitter 😂)

[@spookzie4208]

I lost it at "scheduled all day for 8 hours on saturday". My heart goes out to this manchild.

[@WarLorD26]

@@spookzie4208 you are doing a diservice to men calling him that bro hahaha (Sorry her)

[@spookzie4208]

@@WarLorD26 I'll take that L.

[@bsc4344]

I did 6 pm to 6am shifts at the international airport 1.5 hrs drive away... fueling airliners... for what turned out to be barely $2/hr more than a 10 min bicycle ride to the local Tim Hortons, pouring coffee. I got hired JUST after the “union” had negotiated frozen wages for 5 years. About the same length of time to get on the seniority list to take part on the lotto to get nicer day shifts. Union dues taken off each check was not something those coffee pourers had to worry about either let alone gas costs for 3 hrs commute daily. I don’t remember a Tim’s coffee cryer ever standing out in all weather, or jetstream behind a turning taxiing jet (think of the windchill value at -30). Evan, the tanker truck hoses are really heavy ok? You eventually smell like fuel by lunch break, that you have to eat in the truck between fills. NO earbuds, phone browsing, or music (radio / situation awareness expected) Alone, no fellow whiner shoulder to cry on.. . Redundant fuel checks , math in your head , besides the computer guage read outs.(Evan would fail that too) You will have to shift stick on a heavy massive tanker truck and face a fine for your company if you aren’t fast...a 60 second delay is the max you get before the fine slaps on. And stewardesses on the larger planes don’t mind nosing up at your smell when you march up the gangway to serve the 777 the fuel chit by hand I don’t remember crying about my work. Nor did I want to work pouring coffee (could you stand the likes of an EVAN TO WORK WITH?)... it was a wage comparison that was pointed out to me soon after starting at the airport. All these years later, my life isn’t ruined. I wanted changes to get a healthier sleep life/work balance and went after it. Not sure how or when that Gen got to be so pathetic, but clearly they don’t actually want responsibility or reward for work well done. NO ONE OWES YOU an easy pass and free money, “evan”. FFS man up and stop being a fn whiner, make your future don’t piss around on your phone telling the world your life is miserable because you can’t handle anything. See, this is why we can’t have nice things....

[@GrumpusTheCat]

I was a Starbucks barista for 6 years and can confirm this is how 90% of baristas think/act Many many tears flowing in the back room

[@thomask5434]

I don`t think this is a Starbucks problem, but a generational problem. All single kids, all have become narcissistic, all don`t know what a work ethic is. They were lucky because mom and dad existed.

[@ferrarriohh]

Why when there are whippets to be done RIGHT THERE

[@oliverseiler2871]

Shit that never happend

[@GleichUmDieEcke]

"Many many tears flowing in the back room" Good.

[@firestick4991]

As long as they keep ‘em outta my drink, we good.

[@orboakin8074]

I'm a Nigerian international student currently working and schooling in Canada. I work part-time in Wendys here in Newfoundland to help pay for my tuition and living expenses, and it's tough (especially at rush hour) but I (and none of my Canadian co-workers) have never felt overwhelmed like this and I'm a millennial like this person! This is a serious chronic emotional and mental problem these people have!

[@santosdr2]

I mean she has mental problems it is clear, and likely hormone problems creating a mixture of conflicting emotions and she isn't able to handle normal functions because of these things. She will be okay.

[@dechsiri6609]

I'm about to go to Canada for college next year and I wanna ask how Canada is. Are people as nice as other countries think they are? Anyway, I hope you have a good day today.

[@sdfabctr]

exactly, everybody is so materially well off but they seem to constantly feel like a cornered animal, it's easy to say that these people are soft and weak and ultimately this is true but i'm far more interested in why that is. Why is it that they react to any sort of unpleasantness like someone is driving rusty screws under their fingernails? Why is it that in such a wealthy and powerful nation as america young people who for all intents and purposes should have everything going for them are killing themselves at record rates.

[@JasonSmith-gn9zj]

@@dechsiri6609 we’re all assho!es stay far away!

[@coptic1241]

I mean you’re all ready a few wires crossed when you’re trans

[@gemmad.9825]

Fun fact: It's less embarrassing to be caught singing in a walk in refrigerator than crying.

[@jcudejko]

If I had ever been caught crying on the job, I'd have immediately walked out. There's no getting past that in a metal shop

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

@@jcudejko LOL i know right ?? seriously man. what has happened to our species and societies ?!!

[@Asterion_Mol0c]

They have grown weak from lack of pain and misery

[@spudm6839]

​@@Asterion_Mol0c True, I am of Generation Z, and I had adolescent-onset Blount's disease. Blount's disease is having bowed legs past infancy. This was due to childhood obesity. I had surgical corrections for this, which was very painful. It involved cutting the knee joint in two, and modifying the growth plates of the femur, tibia and fibula. This was very painful to recover from.

[@Asterion_Mol0c]

@@spudm6839 then you have grown stronger

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

He has a very generous definition of "full mustache and beard."

[@vladverified7659]

It'd also be very transphobic for the customers to assume that someone with facial hair doesn't go by she/her pronouns. Jesus, Evan, what century are you living in?

[@christopherhazell420]

She was generous in the liberal use...

[@spiceyblueroyalhoney1225]

Exactly, Evan, bearded women exist evan. So outdated evan.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

We call those "Pubestaches"

[@PedroHernandez-uy3pi]

Have you seen what he calls a man 🤣

[@thrashmetalfiend]

I'm 35 and work 10-12 hour days delivering packages for UPS. There's been no shortage of days where I was overwhelmed, but I've always been able to keep decent composure on the job, and I'd never record myself crying for social media.

[@noturfather1106]

I always try to be pleasant to the ups guy

[@ottoweininger8156]

@@noturfather1106 try but fail, right?

[@JannyBesmircher]

I mean, delivering packages isn't exactly hard work. Long and boring shifts sure, but not exactly back breaking lol.

[@trumbogrumbo363]

@@JannyBesmircher I don't know, I had a package of weights delivered to me a few weeks ago and I'm pretty sure the guy carried them to my door by himself even though it was labeled for multiple people. If he wasn't careful that could've literally broken his back...

[@starspeculation]

@@JannyBesmircher bruh, i get bags of dog food delivered to my house, and ordered a 60 lb CRT TV once. Yes, delivering packages is back breaking work.

[@MisterNoisy]

There is some blame to be leveled on the store manager, but only for hiring this person in the first place.

[@Blackraptor1234]

Had me in the first half not gonna lie

[@johnr797]

@@Blackraptor1234 nah I've seen managers do that and worse, but they're entirely separate issues. You can have a bad manager and still be able to not cry about your starbucks job which, if they're in the states, probably pays better than any other fast food place

[@randomprotag9329]

If I was on shift with them I would be annoyed if it was truly as busy as they said it was and there was someone posting on social media instead of saving for after the shift.

[@magavelli3199]

@@johnr797 They make like 18 n hour now!

[@Reverandfatdave]

Yeah, they need to yeet this tool right out of employment. She said she was done, the manager should accommodate.

[@UltraGalaxyify]

"The customer said "She's incompetent", when I have a full mustache and beard!" And yet, you're still crying like an incompetent woman.

[@michielayers3692]

You wanted to be a man, so stop being a pansy.

[@wwhd1220]

While reading this I was not expecting the ending

[@danielconti2383]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brodienolan9906]

Tad bit of a generalization of one group or people don’t you think? I don’t think god ever intended on his creations to talk openly about how your genitals make you by Default better than someone else’s genitals. Do you see your insanity my friend?

[@UltraGalaxyify]

@@brodienolan9906 I'm only saying that they're crying like an incompetent woman because she IS an incompetent woman. Anyone who films themselves breaking down like this AND film themselves while doing it on TikTok while working at a basic nine-to-five job, are incompetent.

[@FranklySean]

Imagine how pissed her coworkers will be when they find out she was busy crying in the back room during the rush.

[@thekunninglinguist2397]

'HER'???? LMAO

[@erickrodrigo40]

but the full moustache !?!?!? and BEARD!?!?! u bigot haha

[@natashka1982]

Lmao

[@magneric]

it*

[@1985NEVETS]

" get your ass in here Dominic!! "

[@princessmarlena1359]

What a baby! I worked as a night guard at a pizzeria, where the animatronic characters tried to kill me. But I survived over five nights before I got fired for tampering with the animatronics.

[@dangdang8106]

Thought I was the only one

[@UltraViolent21]

Hahahahaha

[@Helixneek]

@@apollyonthedestroyer4107 Should've asked for something more subtle, like an IWI Negev.

[@carlyletoussaint1406]

Man, that Willies Wonderland. Get you every time.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

freddie fast bear

[@johnree6106]

I am a lazy person but this person makes me look like a hard working person.

[@chrisnichols9014]

You'll never be this pathetic. You're good.

[@darkangle007811]

For real same here i should get a promotion

[@derealized797]

Wait until they start drafting for WWIII, having to go out to China or Siberia or wherever, and depending on soy soldiers like this to have your back. If nothing else, they'll provide comedy for you. Talking about their part time starbucks unions, just remember this.... They're serious Lucky for me I'm past that age. I'll be here hoping you come home without them.

[@Guitar157]

😂😂

[@railroadmillion681]

Same here dude

[@bchamp1]

"Evan is a little stressed about the grande latte we had to send him to the crayon room." An absolute fuckin legendary line.

[@Gormfeld]

I love how they are complaining about the person calling it "not wanting to help" while simultaneously hiding away in the back room not helping. You can't write satire this good.

[@mrsanatra1]

This type of stuff use to be on Comedy Central or SNL, now its real life. This dystopian time line is wild

[@fictiontheorizer1991]

You must not read the Babylon Bee.

[@IAmBrandonTho]

I think he is putting on an act. A while ago, I had a small panic attack. Never had the thought "let me record it this!" When he said "I don't get accommodations for being neural divergent" that's what let me know it was an act.

[@milquetoaste7144]

She is not going to function well as an adult if she can't handle a basic work day without doing... whatever this was

[@NopeNaw]

@@IAmBrandonTho It's a tantrum, not a panic attack.

[@thecatwiththegat5187]

There was time in my life that I thought that I was too incompetent to hold a job but through a little hard work and actually showing up on time, I proved myself wrong. Now that I've seen this, I can't believe how far from the bottom I actually was. Like damn past me, you were doing pretty good.

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

Yeah I should be kinder to my past self. Thanks fam.

[@aaronwalker3038]

That means you're responsible. Good on ya

[@knox7945]

Everyone feels like their a burden or don't feel like they're doing much initially. As long as you keep showing up and try to learn, then you'll do alright.

[@lastmimzy2606]

Character development I'm working towards

[@allantidgwell5624]

You are too incompetent to hold a job. Your boss is just too incompetent to fire you. It's incompetence at every level. The inmates are running the asylum

[@darthgorbag]

I have Asperger's, I've been strange and had a weirdly-working brain that was obvious since I was a toddler. But the mental health industry was so weak in the 1980's & 90's that they didn't know high-functioning autism was a thing, so I didn't get diagnosed. I was simply known as "a troubled child" and "the weird kid." When I was 13 my OCD got so bad that I was misdiagnosed as schizophrenic. Wasn't until I was 27 that I finally got things straightened out and got my proper diagnosis of Autism/Asperger's with OCD. But after seeing KZbinrs like Gundam rip so many weak-ass & bizarre alien-gendered "neuro-divergent" people from Tik-Tok, I'm starting to think I might not be autistic after all. Even at my worst, I could fiction 1,000 better in society than these so-called people.

[@Toliman.]

No, it’s not you. It’s just that self-diagnosis reinforces and validates people who are insecure, and creates a shield from reality and responsibility. That shield also prevents people from taking responsibility or adapting to circumstances, forcing others to change instead of themselves. You will recognise this pretty quickly once you see a few symptoms of petty tyranny and identity masking, ie hiding behind an authority figure or identity to create a story version of events that may not correspond to reality. The worst thing is, the delusional confidence is what gets people like this, promoted. Woe if someone like this is in charge of finance, as they usually also start stealing money and hiding fraud, petty or serious, from others as “doing a favour” or making friends with people. And Managers love people like this in their organisation, because of the ego confirmation. If you get in this bind, document all your actions and take photos of anything you sign. Write everything down that you are instructed to, just say you are forgetful. I had a senior who walked out of the office with 40 office computers on a weekend, which was wild.

[@vepr5596]

Of course you can function better than these weaklings. It seems to me that even though you have shortcomings, you seem to be mentally strong and sound. You don't let your disabilities hinder you and that is respectable. I really wish these 'neuro-divergent' people get a grip and pick themselves up, because they've seen nothing if they think misgendering is bad; especially if the economy continues to crumble.

[@noname-bv2hc]

Believe it or not, high functioning people often are ahead of the average person in areas but fall behind in other areas. I know I do.

[@simonvelten91]

i too have asperger, and i have honestly pulled the same shit as this guy evan did. problem is that i was diagnosed correctly at a young age, and then nobody expected anything from me. i was never trusted to do any work because of it, and in hindsight i was incredibly mentally weak because of it. ive had breakdowns like the one evan had, so i can relate to his stress, but the difference between me and evan is that i always realised that the problem was with me. if all your coworkers are able to function but you, the job is not the problem. worst of all, this dude films himself having a breakdown. at least i had the dignity to go to the bathroom and cry like a bitch there. never let them see you bleed and have some self awareness about your problems, because there are loads of People in this world who have it worse

[@alecperdeau650]

I wasn't diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome until I was 13 and everyone thought I was severely mentally ill. I work full-time in fast food all my life and have always kept myself composed minus a few difficult coworkers and lazy trainees. If these people are so weak they can't handle Starbucks, I don't even want to imagine them in a trade or managing a business.

[@mentvltrillness]

Lol cries in backroom while the coworkers have to pick up the slack

[@MrMementoMori]

I feel for Gundam. How he isn’t drinking massive quantities of alcohol while a king these videos is beyond me.

[@matthewrawlings1284]

Remember last video, the one on the cult of dylan?

[@limemason]

He is, it's just the pure blackpilled nature of the content he has to sift through on a daily basis is keeping him dead sober.

[@susanwojcickisnicetwin]

Bourbon helps

[@AlexanderTheGoodEnough]

Same, watching his content has escalated my day drinking.

[@MrOgyny]

Polt twist: he does drink massive amounts of alcohol. That's why he a kings the video instead of making them.

[@thethrashyone]

He's crying about 25 hours a week? Jesus, and here I am doing 50+ hours in a freezing-ass warehouse.

[@marcymolo2270]

ok struggle Olympics

[@frogking5573]

@@marcymolo2270 cope soy

[@LuprinaWolf]

Sounds like you may need a union more than they do lmao. Working 50+ hours in terrible conditions isn't a badge of honor. Your employer is just taking advantage of you at that point.

[@bracksampson1]

Hell yea dude. People don't understand how nothing would work or get shipped without all the people in warehouses. I work 50 plus in a warehouse also.

[@drankydrank1]

Good on you bruh - bust ass, make yourself irreplaceable, and move up.

[@batmanuel9669]

Making all those cutesy designs in latte foam has given poor "Evan" a raging case of PTSD! 🤣

[@SadSackGaming]

If I have to make one more leaf in this foam I'm just going to scream! Eeeeeeeeee.

[@xaviergalvez3013]

The noises of the espresso machine gave him the trauma of the sounds of war.

[@lilmoeszyslak4810]

@@xaviergalvez3013 Hey man you weren’t there, I saw my buddy get blown up when the lunch hour rush happened, so much steam and coffee grounds all over the place. So you weren’t there man!!!

[@LargeHadronAnusCollider]

its not a man first and foremost.

[@xaviergalvez3013]

@@lilmoeszyslak4810 NO. YOU JUST FUCKING BROKE ME LMFAO. I literally cackled and it scared the shit out my dog

[@juliusquasar1565]

25 years ago I had a “light in the loafers” high school classmate who worked at the local juice bar in my town. One afternoon he sighed and lamented out loud having to go to work because “everyone is so mean”, but he didn’t cry, he didn’t want to form a union, he sucked it up and went to work anyway. He did his job.

[@princessmarlena1359]

That’s because 25 years ago, we didn’t have these crybabies going into meltdowns for being misgendered. Heck, people have mistaken me for being a guy over the phone due to my low voice, but I didn’t go all to pieces.

[@paulll47]

Complaining about customers being assholes is perfectly understandable and, quite frankly, warranted for servers, it's the total breakdown that is unacceptable, the entitlment of this girl is incredible.

[@nintendude7cubed]

Evan: complains about people not coming into work Also Evan: already out of sick days

[@JJAB91]

Evan: Wants people to see them as a man Also Evan: Refuses to man up and do his fucking job.

[@percyblok6014]

Progs

[@colossusX1]

@@Freedom_Half_Off Make my dang coffee

[@idorus]

and leaving their coworkers to deal with the customers and work

[@cristela4034]

@@JJAB91 He might kinda look like a man but he's acting like a woman. Actually, no, scratch that, that's an offense to women.

[@RyanSmith-xs4yc]

I work as a barista at Starbucks and this is appalling behavior. I'm 23 and this is the best job I have ever had. Free food, free coffee, free college and at $15 an hour + tips. Sure it gets busy and I start work at 4am, but it sure as hell beats warehouse jobs.

[@betsy6458]

yeah I agree. I don't work in Starbucks though, work for another fast food place. I did however used to work at a warehouse and believe me it wasn't the best.

[@Lionslycer]

I agree with you, but I disagree with you because as I was watching this I thought damn Evan, myane you just have the wrong part time job, just get a warehouse job. There's no lunch rush and it's usually a consistent schedule. But then evan would probably bitch about how they aren't making accommodations for weak neurodivergent lady-men.

[@samsh0-q3a]

Warehouse jobs are great, there's no friggin people, just you and the voices in your head

[@kurotesuta]

Totally agreed

[@cm4n63]

@@Lionslycer idk about consistent lol especially with the holidays coming up. Mandatory overtime was a bitch

[@NKraven88]

There is a bubble tea place close to my work. It only has 1 staff working there. A girl I want to say is early 20s. 6 days a week. When I stop by I try to small take to help keep her spirits up. It’s hard work. She has done this for 2 years that I know of. New staff come and go within weeks. That girl I respect immensely. If she ever wanted a job. I would hire her in a heart beat then get her what ever training she needs to be qualified. You can’t teach that dedication.

[@DiZtheJedi]

Send her my way, we keep getting creampuffs like in the video. We could use a couple more hard workers.

[@raul0ca]

She's probably the owner

[@sectumsemparium]

Ya she being exploited

[@Mr._Idiot440]

@@Erik_White That work place environment sounds very exploitive. I can't say for certain though since I've never been. But if I compared that with my time working in fast food and retail as a lead. It raises a lot red flags on management.

[@korcanatalay]

why because she works like a slave and it's a thing to celebrate? How fucked up are you people?

[@jamiemorris113]

I'm normally insulted by how stupid or cringy people on your vids are, but seeing this guy breaking down and knowing I'm also a full time student with a part time job at the hospital and a 9 month baby at home makes me feel like I'm doing a damn good job lmao

[@MrFryhead957]

As Gundam says, you're killing it!

[@raeee9303]

This is why I have the utmost respect for Chickfila employees. They get shit done with a smile on their face always.

[@MakeItWithCalvin]

I know some former/current CFA employees and it is hard work but they find it rewarding. Then again they are particular about who they hire too.

[@JannyBesmircher]

@@MakeItWithCalvin Yea, no blue haired degenerates.

[@ericpozarycki6601]

CFA might be a bit on the pricey side for fast food, but the employee service does make up for it. I absolutely hate SB and would rather drink gas station coffee. Pretentious assholes

[@imnotcreative2214]

I used to be a lumberjack. That person at starbucks would not survive in any of the jobs I have done including my current one. lol

[@MachineMan-mj4gj]

I work at a Costco; this bitch wouldn’t last two days.

[@quintingreen3489]

As a barista myself, I can say 80% of the people I work with are like this and the half the customer base at least 😂

[@phantom8926]

Starbucks attracts the customers they get for the company they are.

[@anonymousperson1771]

My condolences.

[@hunterraoulduke]

That explains why I never liked Starbucks. I hated Starbucks from day one. Coffee is shot and their drinks are mostly sugar

[@darianstarfrog]

Starbucks can't make good coffee..they make coffee flavored milk 'drinks' ..full of crap.. coming from me, who lives in a city with more TRUE coffee shops, per capita , than New York.. Americans can't do coffee..lol

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@hunterraoulduke one of the ingrediants is coffee syrup. you can buy higher quality coffee syrup at cheaper prices. just put it in milk to make coffee milk

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

ive been fairly lazy my whole life.. that never changed. but the world changed so much, at my store, im the "reliable" guy, just because i dont call out every week.. im the " hard worker" because i achieve about 80% of what they ask me to do in a day.. its weird how all i had to do to get to the top was wait for the rest to fall lower than where i was in the first place.. this new society isnt gonna last long at this rate..

[@christophervanoster]

For me as well at home I can be as lazy as I want. But at work I know I’m there to work, because I’m being paid. That and the application process can take weeks

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

@@christophervanoster right.. no one is asking you to sacrifice yourself but just do the stuff they said youd have to do when you agreed to take the job.. we have one kid , i have no idea why hes on payroll, comes in about once every two weeks works for about 4 hours buys some food and goes home. its like he just works for a meal every couple weeks.. how does he expect to survive when his mom and dad finally die and he cant sponge off them?

[@lutherloser5122]

Couldn’t agree more

[@erinlikesacornishpasty4703]

Call out EVERY WEEK??? The only time I ever called out more than twice a month is when I became so sick I went blind.

[@biff3917]

I know right and that applies across the board. I was easily the target for bullying in high school now.... These kids. they are soft as hell, and it seems like they are all incredibly fucking stupid. But the lazy thing yeah. Same. Always did just enough to not be the low guy on the pole. Now doing nothing different. top 3 easily. and that's shit cause lazy.. I don't want the responsibility and I know they will never pay me fairly for it.... We are fucking doomed as a society.

[@showdodoc]

I remember feeling like him and having a full breakdown, working in a hospital, during COVID, basically 24/7 for 6 months straight, seeing people die around every day, most days sleeping in the hospital in chairs or something. This dude works 25h a week. Dude....

[@erikadunne]

Give me a break, hospital workers make significantly more per hour than Baristas. If you worked that much under minimum wage with no benefits like most Barista's, you'd be crying and wanting to quit the hospital too. You aren't some fucking hero.

[@Trimbl]

Bullshit

[@showdodoc]

@@Trimbl yesshit

[@showdodoc]

@@erikadunne yeah I get paid more, know why? My function is essential, I can replace him with a Nespresso machine and a bottle of milk. His job is meant to be temporary, when we're young. I was a factory worker during college to pay for it. Also, I did quit the hospital, because after 16 years I saved up enough and was smart to invest. Now I own property which I rent and do jack shit all day. Life is good and sweet.

[@cjjuszczak]

Yes, but you don't understand, this guy had to make COFFEE, and someone SHOUTED at him, and that's not even the worst of it ... they MISGENDERED him !!!!

[@FrostTheRedeemed]

"They come in, and they come in HARD" and "and they even come inside" are some of the best lines to take out of context.

[@microwave8931]

Lmao. I'm "neurodivergent". Yes, I panic a lot and get easily stressed. But you know what I don't do? Record myself crying in the middle of it

[@brokenhalo2001]

Almost like they are playing it up and dont actually have a real mental issue. Ive have had to deal with panic attacks and depression. Not once did I feel the need to spill my guts out on fucking social media to total strangers about my shit.

[@donsaze6138]

@@brokenhalo2001 Same here, when you have panic attacks or depression you don't wanna broadcast it, he's playing it up.

[@Dolphinboi]

@@brokenhalo2001 so if u saw a vid of someone filming themselves crying u wouldn’t feel bad for them? If,I got it dies t mean they’re not in pain

[@DWMCrasher98]

I'm a barman in Italy. I just finished my shift in the bar I work and it's 1.15 AM here. It's the best job I ever had. I love being a barman (and it isn't easy, especially doing it in the land of the original cappuccino) but I couldn't be more thankful for the people I work with who brought me under their wing and taught me how to work in a bar. I used to work in a factory and do 54 hours weekly and I used to get from 900-1200 euros monthly (It isn't much, pr9bably around 1300 Dollars.) I get around the same in the bar, but I do 25/27 hours weekly. I love being a barman and I face the same problems he faces when there are a lot of clients. I really can't understand why he'd want a union for something so good like being a barista.. 🤔

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I've always been curious, there's a stereotype that depressed drunks vent to their bar tenders, is that true? Do sad men vent to you?

[@Ccorleone1609]

You couldve said espresso

[@FargonNemeloc]

1300 dollars??? I used to work close to 72 hours/week for 300 a month, that for 5 years

[@CrimsonPisces113]

Hey man, keep up the good and hard work... (￣^￣ )ゞ I tip my hat to you

[@jaysherriff3086]

Unions only form against actual oppressive jobs and companies. I don't like the way Starbucks make and keep their money but they are fair with their staff.

[@FarkJoeB]

I don't feel the need to make a spectacle of my mental illness to feel virtuous.

[@covahdong6899]

I've never promoted or supported cyber bullying, but I'm willing to make an exception this time.

[@miguelangelramirez8813]

Right XD

[@taags]

Sometimes I think we need to bring back bullying.

[@dbsommers1]

If by cyberbulling you mean hitting him in the head with a keyboard, then yes, I am in favor of it.

[@propaneman3204]

@@taags sometimes? Bullying has been around since the beginning and all of a sudden it's bad? Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's bad

[@theghostofsabertache9049]

I’m a vocal advocate of bullying, have you noticed the increase in sissies as bullying has declined? #MakeBullyingAcceptableAgain

[@D-Havoc]

Evan thinks that's a full beard and mustache? That's the most hilarious part of it all.

[@marinribaric9749]

Pedo-stache and peach-fuzz... :V

[@marychocolatefairy]

I am only being honest when I say that's the most pathetic excuse for a beard I've ever seen, lol.

[@wizzleuno]

That's ass hair and crazy glue 🤣

[@legoimperialguard1021]

I've seen actual women with more mustache

[@elgatochurro]

@@marychocolatefairy I legit thought it was a shadow...

[@infernosusan8725]

Man imagine walking away from your coworker whom has to deal with extra work because you left in middle of a rush, to sit, set up your phone, cries, and post the video for maybe a raise?

[@cristela4034]

I would be calling the manager so fast to fire his crying ass.

[@theimmortaleye7511]

@@cristela4034 u seem like an awesome coworker....

[@cristela4034]

@@theimmortaleye7511 If you are getting payed to work then work instead of whining. I don't stand for crybabies.

[@theimmortaleye7511]

@@cristela4034 there are valid reasons for people to do so , not even ones u necessarely relate to, but u choose to betray coworkers to bootlick the manager for a little instead? Jeah hope people like u dont get coworkers

[@cristela4034]

@@theimmortaleye7511 I have employees, and that guy having a crying fit wouldn't last a day working for me. Have your crying fits on your own time, people are such snowflakes nowadays, smh.

[@ThatGuy-bp1ll]

You know what I was feeling pretty depressed before this video. I’m in a dead end job and had to move back in with my parents because the ends just weren’t meeting anymore. Despite being listed as a part timer, I’m working full time hours and getting none of the benefits that a full time would give me. My social life has effectively been torpedoed. But THIS, after seeing this, I feel like I’m doing just fine. Thank you, It’sAGundam for reminding me that even if I’m mediocre I’m still better and more functional than half the world.

[@vepr5596]

As long as you have people to help build up your mental fortitude you will be ok. Surround yourself with people that have your back and when you fall, they will be there to pick you back up and dust you off. No one can be strong forever. Also, DO NOT BE ASHAMED OF MOVING BACK WITH YOUR PARENTS. It is INCREDIBLY difficult to live on your own right now without help from at least two others to pay rent. Depending on your age bracket, the majority of people are in your position. I'm gen z and my siblings and I aren't even thinking about moving out any time soon despite our parents doing so when they were 18-20. It's just not economically feasible so don't feel too bad. Count your blessings chief, you'll get through this. You are not mediocre.

[@busch_ii7450]

Bro try to change some sruff. Id do fuck all if they list me as part time while making me work gull time. They exploit you. But if u got no choice thata just tough luck then

[@emmapeel8163]

it's temporary Guy. and work with children w/disabilities will teach you excellent skills for coping w/bad customers, coworkers, employers. been there. done that.

[@mikevismyelement]

The irony of the video is that by making and posting this video; Evan proved that no amount of hormones, costumes, or name changes can make her not a girl. A man would never.

[@hillstruth]

You sure? Maybe when you grew up, but men are much more effeminate and proud of it now.

[@RiylanCorma]

This. Reality is a bitch, eh?

[@Itstwofourteen]

"Try to be too stupid in Brasil, you'll be dead in a ditch within a week!" That strangely made me proud to be Brazilian, lol 😅

[@jesuschristislord77733]

USA is soft AF. Cue WW3

[@Serahpin]

@@jesuschristislord77733 Only the ones _allowed_ on social media. The rest of us already got kicked off.

[@jesuschristislord77733]

@@Serahpin so you're okay with obviously rigged mule-in ballot $election$?

[@estevansmith6697]

"If you think you're life sucks just take a look at Evan here and know you're crushing it" Bruh Gundam that shit had me weak I fucking needed that one 🤣🤣

[@laurara7608]

I worked in the dead middle of the hood, had to take 2 buses to get there and I didn't even cry that much lmao. At least my job wasn't boring though I have some stories. You're my favorite Papa Gundam ❤️❤️

[@coldestbeer]

Behind a bulletproof glass?

[@laurara7608]

@@coldestbeer I was a cook and worked behind glass.. I can't quite remember if it was bullet proof because it was so long ago. But we did have a bunch of bars on the windows and stuff.

[@Unapologeticweeb]

In my country I get money from the government if atleast i stay busy doing unpaid work I still have to work a whole day making coffee in a lunchroom/cafe and i don't even get payed for it directly screw these entitled pieces of garbage

[@TheMathtag]

​@@laurara7608 damn tough times congrats on surviving

[@finalgirl640]

I had a lady in Chicago at Macy's throw fuckin eyeliner at me and try to climb over the counter because I wouldn't let her return it. She used most of it. I mean this was during a 12 hour shift during Christmas. People are just....waaay too soft these days.

[@TheShoguneagle]

Reminds of the time I was 3 hours into a 12-hour shift; it was 130 F outside, and we were wearing flak-vests and Kevlar helmets because… reasons… draining jet fuel out of a surge box in the aircraft wing so it could fly. No water, no shade. A major and master sergeant walked up and asked us what we were doing, so we told them. Their response: “Huh,” and walked on by. Evan’s in for a whirl of a time… life hasn’t even given him the tip of it yet :D

[@dishmanw]

Al Udeid or PSAB?

[@davidrosensin7985]

The funny thing to me is that one day the pendulum is going to swing the other way and all these people that have been getting special treatment are in for a hell of a reality check.

[@TheShoguneagle]

Al Dhafra.

[@dependablepaul]

Thanks for keeping them flying! Goundcrew and mechanics are the unsung heroes of Aviation.

[@TheShoguneagle]

I appreciate that. Retired just over two years ago, but sometimes I miss it.

[@iheart92FS]

I've been working 70 hours a week between 2 jobs for the past 3 months. I work 8 to 3 at a school for children with disabilities and behavioral issues and 4 to 11 (during the week days, 2 to 11 on weekends) at a wallyworld warehouse. I have blisters on the soles of my feet and bite marks on the arms. I sure hope Evan keeps making videos!

[@Laurachannelfave]

Evan: *cries about working part-time as a neurodivergent* Me, a neurodivergent who works 24/7 rotating shifts: 😑

[@danielbrinson7022]

As Autistic men who works 12 hour shifts in sub zero temperatures I laugh

[@HappyHarbl]

Please remember to take care of yourself too, Gundam. Always find time to laugh, and remember you're appreciated. I say this sincerely because there were notes in your voice in the last video where you sounded like you were struggling to hold on to your sanity. I hope you're okay. I apologize if I'm worrying for no reason. A lot of us love your content, and also want you to be healthy in every way too.

[@Bladen1000]

It’s always a good idea to laugh at this stuff it’s like cancer it grows

[@luxsignifer6996]

I think it was the last video, or around that, that gundam sounded drunk out of his fucking mind. It was funny and sad at the same time

[@Vanlifecrisis]

There is more to being a man than sorta looking the part. Tuck them tears and emotions deep down inside Evan, until you get hypertension or cancer like the rest of us.

[@vivianrichards1313]

Don't forget the ulcers! Heard adults complain about ulcers a lot growing up.

[@sliver-fox-thot-patrol]

Hernias too

[@Subsaibot2526]

And a bad back that makes everyday a game of roulette. Are you gonna have a good day or are you going to bend down wrong and be in bed for a week? Feel like my good days are running out soon.

[@PrinceOfChange]

Amen to that.

[@elgatochurro]

That's the funniest thing too, every damn time! "I have preteen fuzz in the male areas! It's a real mustache! A real beard!" They legit think they look passable and not the saddest excuse for a masculine male. And they don't even know what being a man is like... Who cries over this? "I got yelled at and called incompetent so now I'm recording myself during the lunch rush!". My boss would warm us of being sent home if we had our phone out for even 5 seconds.

[@ChrisSuperDude]

Last Saturday we have 3 call outs at my grocery store, we had only 4 employees (myself included) on a super busy day. It sucked, but at no point did any of us run under the register and cry. I even had an old Karen screaming at me and calling me all sorts of names, as much as she made me mad I still held strong. So normally I'd sympathize with Evan (especially as a manager myself, I can sympathize about the manager complaint), but Evan went and had to be such a bitch about it, now I don't care about it's struggles. It ruined any good point it possibly would've made.

[@troyousmaximus]

You are my new hero. Lol

[@kapasitorcpt9249]

that's my favourite part. his job is so tough and hard that he is able to create a video while crying and post it to social media.

[@ASavageEye]

As a fellow retail worker I would like to give you a tip I have learned in dealing with Karens. 27yrs in this business and the best thing I ever learned was this.... (Loud voice but not shouting) "hey! pack it in or you will be put out that door!" Say it like a parent scolding a child. It works EVERY time I swear to god, they just shut up immediately. if they look like they are gonna say something back then you follow it up with " I mean it, not a word!" I think its the shock factor that shuts them up but whatever it is I just love it. Stay strong!

[@zerosen1972]

@@ASavageEye Former Retail Worker here. I can confirm that your method exactly correct and works in practice. The Karens usually have never been told no before. It's a shock to them and each reaction is different and equally priceless. (I got one so mad they were foaming at the mouth lol) I quit retail once I finally landed the job I was aiming for but godspeed to you for spreading the word on how to defeat them.

[@BrokensoulRider]

Man. I can't remember how many times, when I was working in retail, I ended up being the only one in the store with my manager. :))) It was a lot. I quit for a reason, especially because the general manager lied and got the good manager fired.

[@CandyThePuppy]

I'm what people now call "Neurodivergent" too. It can definitely be more of a challenge than the normal person. Needing a couple extra breather breaks here and there or risk losing your ability to comprehend all speech as well as going home feeling so drained mentally you can't even talk to someone if you WANTED to. So for that he/she has my sympathy. However, at the same time, even with these challenges I have been working for over a year now at a Chick-Fil-A, which is CONSTANTLY busy, only in this time taking off _one_ sick day because I was too physically weak to function and too much of a snot hazard to be allowed in anyways. And I am happy to say say I am a very reliable employee when it comes to arriving on time and doing what needs to be done to the best of my ability. Am I the _best_ employee? Of course not. I often struggle with talking to customers and am a little slow when cleaning because I am so _gosh darn_ insistent everything look perfect! However, thankfully my tenacity alone has kept me afloat. Though I have had my challenges, I have prevailed rather well. I have grown much thicker skin and I like to see that as improvement. Because Evan is so quick to flop around on the floor like a dying fish while I at my job am doing the best I can to the best of my abilities...I do not have sympathy in that area. I have said my peace. Bye.

[@Summer-sx7xl]

Ditto, but the chik fil a part. I work a business where it’s hard physical work for eight hours a day and it’s either very busy or nothing is happening. I had to figure out how to deal with stress better (yay mood disorders) and I’m happy I had to learn this lesson. I also never got accommodations; I chose to figure that out myself.

[@wykydytron]

Neuro what? Dude that's literally like majority of people feel after hard day at work. Your not neurodivergent you are like we all are, we simply suck it up and push through that's life, you are from generation that needs everything name and blame failures or hardships on it instead of realizeing it's just how life works. If your not trust found kid then that's how it is, life is line of misery broken by occasional bumps of happiness.

[@CandyThePuppy]

@@Summer-sx7xl I applaud you. 👏 It's always rewarding to work out personal problems and overcome issues, no matter how internal they may be. Makes me feel like my own main character in a show slowly beating out the villain: my problems. 😅

[@CandyThePuppy]

@@wykydytron definitely understand where you're coming from. I've made fun of myself in the past for the same reasons. However, I do have to remember to give myself a _bit_ of a break from time to time. I was just talking about my work life as well. Back when I was in public school, I was forced into three extra classes thanks to both my struggles and strengths. That was extremely tiring for a little kid and I ended up thinking I was insanely stupid even though I was several grades ahead in math and just a grade or two behind in reading. I just want you to understand where I am coming from. I know how weak and pathetic I am and that everyone else deals with the same struggles as I. (Yes I have self esteem problems.) That being said, though, on top of three extra classes at school I also had to go to both speech therapy and be taught at an embarrassingly old age how to read body language and facial expressions. This is not because I was on my phone all the time. I didn't even get my phone until I got a job. My parents are very conservative and have raised me differently from the rest, ensuring I never became weak mentally and physically. I respect your view that I am just a weak and pathetic Gen Z but please do understand this is not self diagnosis. I was diagnosed with Autism and Dyslexia professionally at the age of five and have shown symptoms since. I work daily to improve despite this, but do understand growing up like this I have always felt as though I am someone in a race set several feet behind the rest of the racers. Do I complain and whine about this? No. Despite my Dyslexia, I have become a professional writer. Despite my Autism, I have learned how to read body language and faces better than most. I'm an animator. I'm a book and script writer. I'm a co director and an aspiring director. And I've never let my diagnosis become an excuse to sit back and complain about how badly I have it. I simply use it to better understand why some things may be harder than others. Please don't read this and think I am angrily ranting. I'm merely trying to explain where I am coming from. Thanks for reading if you did and bye. 👋

[@Officerdown76]

I have adhd and grew up in a household that emotionally and mentally abused me on all my failures and I can say these “neurodivergent” people are just fucking pussies just grow up and just do your job it’s not that hard I had to work retail and I survived and did fine.

[@grayv-horse3443]

Gundam talking about the dreaded “lunch rush” has me sweating bullets from ptsd. Nothing worse than seeing a barrage of tickets swamping me dead. Massively confusing and massively massive orders slamming me. Now I work in construction, getting my body as broken as the concrete I’m destroying… and I’m happy. Getting paid to work out.

[@fictiontheorizer1991]

I just appreciate having tangible results. Manual labor can be so rewarding, if you just let yourself do it.

[@BlueBD]

@@fictiontheorizer1991 mhm. is one of the few things i feel good doing. working with your hands to craft or destory. Is enjoyable.

[@joshjonson2368]

@@BlueBD best job would be going to africa to capture slaves or pillage for conflict diamonds

[@RaveRaptor7]

"They scheduled only 15 people" THEY SCHEDULED THAT MANY PEOPLE? I remember my lunch rushes it was like me and 4 other people "I'm using up my sick time" HE GETS SICK TIME? I'M WORKING FULL TIME AND I STILL DON'T GET SICK TIME!

[@Austin.Kilgore]

He said 5 were scheduled and 1 called in, so only 4 there… but only 3 currently *working* because his useless ass is back there in the middle of the floor crying. Lol said there’s only 15 people who work at that specific location

[@sebastiank5934]

I worked at Wendy's in my early 20s. This was the 2nd busiest store in my area. We did back-to-back $1000 dollar hours five days a week. It was insane and if anyone messed up it screwed the whole flow. I can't even imagine Evan having to work at that level of stress.

[@kapasitorcpt9249]

when i was new to the work force an older gentlemen told me (they where a supervisor) that they didn't expect teens and early 20's to stay long due to the fact that other business's saw working at a fast food place as good since if they could keep that job, it showed the individual could not only work but could adapt to changing situations, deal with bad customers and where able to be on time. these "step up jobs" where literally seen by companies that pay more and require more skill as a way to assess if an individual had the ability to be part of the work force and deal with a job like an adult.

[@dirkwolf9463]

Yeah and the reverse can so often be true. After thirty years in the service industry I've lost count of all the "professional whatevers" with "careers" who couldn't handle the rush.

[@marcthomas5949]

When you say 1000 doller hours do you mean like 1000 dollers worth of transactions a hour?

[@danielwesley5051]

Don’t know how much money the restaurant made in an hour, but back when I worked at Chick-fil-A we cook 200 breakfast fillets in an hour on an average day.

[@BrokensoulRider]

@@marcthomas5949 They mean where the rushes get bad enough that you're constantly going and going.

[@jalenhobson1907]

It infuriates me when there are those who cry and say their nuerodivergent or make up something like that and can't work a few hours. I've worked with people who complain about four hours shifts. BTW I I'm on the spectrum and am perfectly ok with working

[@viljamtheninja]

"Where's your get-up-and-go? It must've got up and went.." Funniest line ever.

[@logangotcha8429]

Evan: Blames the manager for not being there to help them during a rush hour this week. Also Evan: Goes into the backroom during a rush hour at work & leaves his co-workers to take the heat while he mopes.

[@charlesws7825]

Also Also Evan: Bitches about being misgendered when 'he' could be a lot worse off in countries like China, North Korea, Cuba...

[@wesss9353]

While she mops

[@nerddotcom5817]

She*

[@TSPH1992]

Evan is a girl?

[@nerddotcom5817]

@@TSPH1992 yes.

[@colinr0380]

The most aggravating thing about this whole thing is that Evan has probably abandoned the other twelve staff members to the lunchtime rush to go cry and film a vlog in the back room. He even ignores the phone!

[@yeetzarolls8897]

^^ taking a min or two to cry or take a breather is understandable, tho I’d be tight if I were his coworker lol. Made the same mistake, walked out when it was the busiest as I was 1/3 ppl there (sometimes ppl call out or manager only schedules 5 ppl) never did it again after that

[@cmadman1]

I get mad at people who take multiple smoke breaks, and this dude crying in a corner. I'd make sure he quit lol

[@cmadman1]

@Average whiteguy he/she ah well its just gonna switch every other month or so 🤣

[@mrloqqe1610]

@Average whiteguy right, he can cry at home as much as he wants to or just quit the job, if he's not cut out for it. but nah, i guess he wants to get paid for sitting in the back room and crying on tiktok. like wtf, these f*cking kids are narcissistic psychos, i have zero sympathy for them.

[@HT.100]

3

[@natknutson1482]

I was by myself at a little caesars on super bowl sunday. He ain't got nothing to cry about.

[@TheMasterQuests]

Bruh how tf did you get in that position

[@natknutson1482]

@@TheMasterQuests high minimum wage equals low headcount, multiplied by call offs, refusals to work scheduled shifts, and poor work ethics. Basically, I was the only reliable employee. Thank Christ I'm free of that place now.

[@TheMasterQuests]

@@natknutson1482 Your better then me I would've quit on the spot. I guess call offs aren't surprising but man I hope you got something out of it my man

[@ralphr2711]

​@@natknutson1482*she, that's a woman

[@billbally4419]

This guy is considered stunning and brave by his generation

[@MrMakingwavesmedia]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidlima9461]

A true warrior

[@ALuckyKat]

She.

[@dogeknight6000]

@@ALuckyKatlol

[@EnderDBD]

*This lady*

[@RandomNPC001]

I was a Panera manager myself for 15 yrs way before Panera was a popular thing, worked many 16/18 hrs shifts, but I left the company because all we could hire were people like this. People that are so weak mentally that made the job impossible. This is what you get when your diet becomes mostly soy, also when you don’t teach them how to lose from an young age (participation trophies).

[@darthterror2840]

It’s lose, not loose.

[@RandomNPC001]

@@darthterror2840 it’s called a typo. Thanks anyway

[@darthterror2840]

@@RandomNPC001 Whatever it was, you’re welcome. 😂

[@busch_ii7450]

I agree. But a company that gives 16/18 hrs shifts is also absolute shitty. That shit would be illegal in my country. If you did those shifts voluntary (overtime) then thats a different story

[@RandomNPC001]

@@busch_ii7450 I would do them voluntarily and I was not a hourly employee.

[@krystydem2158]

Hoo man, this video hits close. I'm a shift lead at Chick-fil-A that surrounded by four schools, so every day from 11 to 7 our lobby and drive filled with kids, students and soccer moms. Recently we've lost our kitchen veterans and with school starting our front is understaffed as well. So it's been though. But Evan's behavior is simply ridiculous. If you can't work at Starbucks, I don't even know where you can work

[@farrellmcnulty909]

I love the last bit - "if your life sucks, take a look at Evan - and you'll know you're crushing it" - great words to live by😅

[@NormanconEVE]

Love this shit. I used to work a similar job schedule while going to college. Although when one day the boss decided to schedule me at a time they knew I would be in class (against my posted availability) I let them know. They told me to find someone to cover the shift which I let them know I wasn't going to do and wouldn't be there for much of the first half of the shift. Believe it or not scheduling wasn't in my pay grade and my education was more important that a minimum wage job. Ended up "no showing" and got into a yelling match at the back of the store with the manager who threatened to fire me. Due to another issue I then threatened to walk out. Went in Saturday morning for one of my normal 8 hour weekend shift and had a good laugh with some of the staff about the whole thing. This person has decided to totally break down at the concept of not even working normal hours. mind boggling.

[@justinarts8094]

As someone who's going to the university soon and working at a local cinema at my place, 25 to 30 hours a week, getting payed $8.50 dollars and still taking 12th grade school work. I'm totally fine working like this and I don't cry about it, I just get used to it and try my best to make it better each day.

[@adrianwiles1]

Being a well adjusted coping adult isn't allowed these days. Freaking snowflakes

[@justinarts8094]

@@adrianwiles1 true...

[@ChJees2]

You get used to things surprisingly fast. Just need the right mindset and never ever start thinking your job is boring. As long as you keep yourself busy does the time fly by fast.

[@coldestbeer]

Sometimes i got popcorn running buckwild up'er.

[@murderman8578]

8.50😭😭😭

[@86abaile]

It's the "they don't care about us" line that sticks out to me. Kids that have spent the predominant part of their life in the day care playground we call highschool are suddenly thrust into the real world and find out the hard way that there is no more us (kids) and them (adults) and that no one else is there just to look after them. Remember the times when a new hire would finally realise just how onnerous taxes are after getting their first payslip? We're so far from that now and this is the new paradigm.

[@magneric]

I figured out that part at the age of 5 and it significantly helped me be independent from then on. The fact that it took this proto-human until its adult stage to figure that out shows how shiny and well polished that silver spoon was during its childhood stage.

[@ForeverLaxx]

I'm glad my highschool treated you like an adult to better prepare you for life outside of the school structure. It seems schools today are more concerned with avoiding a "non-inclusive" label than they are preparing the youth for adulthood.

[@XxTaiMTxX]

I was so happy to go into the workforce because I wanted to get out of school. I wanted to do adult things. I wanted to get paid for the work I was doing, rather than earn some nebulous and pointless "grade" that ultimately meant nothing for that same work. I discovered that "high school doesn't end" and work was very much like high school. The difference being... if you were VERY good at your job, you could apply to get MORE MONEY while if you were TERRIBLE, they limped you along as long as possible until you were ultimately "let go" for "general incompetence". It has been my privilege to turn liberal children into conservatives by explaining to them how taxes work and who ends up getting to spend that money. There are no liberals who exist that pay taxes. You can only ever be a liberal if you never pay taxes. The world doesn't give two craps about anyone. Nobody cares about anyone's complaints. Not unless they have the exact same complaint you do... and they only care in-so-far as it affects themselves, and not you. That's the world. I think it's the best thing ever.

[@Jim90117]

In most college part time jobs you are simply a replaceable number, you’re highly likely to be unskilled labour and this is representative in how the bosses and company treat you. Most of us have done it during college, not many of us have posted terrible days to social media though…

[@billmcgubbins1476]

@@XxTaiMTxX where do you work that is like high school, except getting paid? Sounds great to me.

[@DavidKen878]

I know it's wrong, but the part when she said "I have a full mustache and beard" made me laugh so hard!!

[@EksaStelmere]

"They made me work eight and a half hours in one day!" Me: "Dang, lucky you! Hey, why are you crying? Did you need the money that badly?"

[@blacksage81]

I work at Papa Johns, and my coworkers and I vent our frustrations with profanity... obviously no customers are in the store when we vent but thats what we do. That guy is the titular 'weak man' We've got a 17 year old at our store that would eat that 'guy's' hours for lunch, and then ask for more. The only reason my manager cant give him more hours is because he's 17.

[@clashtwo5066]

“This is why the rest of the world thinks we suck” These are the quotes that keep me refreshing KZbin all day long hoping for the next Gundam vid.

[@wesshiflet2214]

i mean, the rest of the world mainly thinks we suck bc we invade and bomb people all the time, but there are other big reasons too i bet another big reason is bc we have so many people trying to be youtubers

[@clashtwo5066]

@@wesshiflet2214 yes we need more Rumblers

[@gizmosurplus7846]

Love what you do for us gundam! Happy Halloween

[@Kurama420]

(╯°□°）╯WOOOOH! YEAH, BABY!!! THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!!

[@ValE-lv4ex]

Thank you for this, Gundam. I really felt like I was failing but then I watched this kid...I'm going to be just fine. I don't know if that kid will.

[@Malphorus]

It's physically painful how much I identify with this statement. A La Cringe~

[@Virtual_Maid_Miyu_Full_Menu]

Honestly I hope he makes a "I was fired from Starbucks" video after his "union" fails cuz everyone else dose not have time for that

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

Just remember. If you ever feel like a wage slave, there are prisoners who are making 25 cents a day. . . And that is an encouraging thought. 🫂

[@Afgrahamistan]

If you need to step on someone else to just not feel like a failure then you're probably doing even worse than you realized.

[@JohnDoe-kg6gy]

Let's see... If you are NOT thriving then you're going backwards and sooner or later you will end up like that sissy or any loser. So, get up, get yourself together, focus in a manly job, hit the gym, take risks, save money, invest wisely, don't chase pussy only pump & dump. Hint: Listen the song "My Way" by Frank Sinatra, embrace the lyrics and thrive.

[@themanwiththeplan676]

Typically, the key to effectively work past stress is exposure to it, so it begs the question: how little stress has this person had up until now? 🤔

[@24flyingcats84]

Sounds like Evan grew up being told if something's difficult, if you don't want to do it, you don't have to do it. Spoiled basically and overly protected from the realities of life. The parents clearly didn't do a good job of preparing their kid for adult life.

[@totalawesomeness2310]

I have to agree... ND, but, lived a life of great turbulence, stress and difficulty, now able to function with basically no distinguishing features between an NT and myself. Evan strikes me as someone who has never faced adversity, difficulty, or had to work an extended period of time. Led a sheltered life and never learned resilience.

[@erinlikesacornishpasty4703]

Honestly if Evan quit taking testosterone I think she would be LESS whiney. Disrupting your natural hormones is devastating to both physical and mental health.

[@franciscorafaelmontielpale7854]

Its clear he was a sheltered spoiled brat.

[@manofonetitle]

Thats exactly it. These types havent grown up. At ALL. You can even see it physically, Evan looks like a cabbage patch kid in glasses with crayon-drawn facial hair. This is why getting a job in your teenage years is important. Part of growing up is accepting the fact that sometimes you just gotta put your boots on and power through a blizzard. Bite the bullet once in a while. Unless you've learned that already, a job will force you to learn it.

[@crocadillius6418]

“I have A full mustache and beard!” Those are desert grasses clinging to life.

[@ThereBeGoldInThemTharHills]

Was a roofer for 7 years at 2 bucks above minimum wage for 10 years, in Florida. One time I walked into a Starbucks while on the clock, and I was so happy to be getting paid to stand in the AC for 10 minutes.

[@mrclean2224]

Landscaper in Florida who used to do roofing here. God I wish people could understand the blessing that is even having 2 minutes in an AC gas station

[@3volution636]

Bruh, that profile pic 🤣😂

[@mynames7688]

Used to do framing and roofing, even in Phoenix summers. Even slept outside due to habits at the time. I'm 28. This new generation makes me support mandatory sterilization.

[@Astro_Error]

Why don’t you guys “man up” and unionize? Oh yeah capitalism

[@mynames7688]

@@Astro_Error I am a Bernie Supporter. I want more help for the homeless, addicts, vets, and more social services for them. For all people. Nobody should go through the suffering I've been through. But you gotta survive any way you can, even in a crony capitalist f the poor country like the USA. We'd rather talk about identity politics 100 gender latte liberal bs and murica maga cowboy larping then talk about the issues facing real Americans. Learn to think before posting nonsense like that.

[@cindyland3385]

I’m a 17 yr old girl and I just wanna say you are literally one of my favorite channels. Whenever I’m feeling down I just watch one of your videos and you *never* fail to make me laugh. Thank you for always making my day a little better

[@driedblueberries6064]

It's nice to see that there are others in my generation who have a brain 😭

[@voluntaryismistheanswer]

It feels so wholesome watching Gundam with my sons

[@Keyboard_Coon]

If you like Gundam's stuff and maybe feel like delving into the insanity of Tic Toc, check out OdinsMen here on KZbin. Snarky old guy comments on all the insanity of Tic Toc. Like young Evan there, its chuck full of people complaining about minor inconveniences like its the end of the world. Quite entertaining.

[@joshjonson2368]

ok fed nice to know

[@Galamoth66]

I've been a plumber and working in construction since my teenage years. We're still out there, but you wouldn't know it cuz we don't spend all day online crying about how much we hate our jobs.

[@ericdacortegulinocire4106]

Bro, i have social anxiety, but this is just ridiculous, 25 hours a week? That's a dream! I'm also neurodivergent, but i've managed to work in a store for 5 years the biggest complaint that i have is related to clients and the way they treated us.

[@JSainte17]

She *almost* got me. When she said "open to close" I was like, on weekends at Starbucks? Damn, that's a long ass day. Then she dropped that it's 8.5 hours a day and I remembered why I stopped giving the benefit of the doubt. Also, what Starbucks in the world is open only 8.5 hours on a weekend?

[@folonrng]

cut evan some slack. was very distraught during that video so might not get all the facts straight.

[@131untouchable]

@@folonrng AHAHAHAHAHA the sarcasm is strong with this one

[@denofpigs2575]

These people are so unbelievably weak. I've done a 14 hr shift at a domino's in a shit area. I have had some of the most foul shit said to me. I've even driven over to a different city to help oversight the closing of a different store because their attendance was so fucking abysmal. This fruit wants to cry over an extra 30 minutes labor. Get fckd.

[@jackgaffney8468]

The ones inside of shopping malls are usually only open about 8 hours or so.

[@charlesws7825]

It's easy to poke holes in a story that ALREADY has holes in it... 😉

[@thevideogameteacher9608]

As a manager who has 1 employee I work 16 hours a day and I’m 24, so hearing this creampuff cry about the lunch rush with 3 OTHER PEOPLE HELPING really grinds my gears

[@chenstormstout9456]

What career has you working 16 hour shifts as a manager with only 1 other employee?

[@DragonmasterSK]

We live in the Cupcake Era

[@HK--nf1sc]

Incredulous Statement: I work 12 hour shifts, Saturday to Monday. There are some weeks I come in to help on days off and I clock in between 60 and 70 hours. I half-hate my job and I don't breakdown and whine like that annoying meatbag in the video.

[@mrclean2224]

@@chenstormstout9456 a lot of smaller businesses have to operate like this

[@chenstormstout9456]

@@mrclean2224 yeah but a manager and 1 other employee? How small of a business can that be?

[@Aybrix]

I'm struggling with aspergers, I've been cycling through a couple jobs realizing its' causing issues leading to stressful breakdowns where I've had to quit my most recent one (and had the luxury to luckily), and am currently reassessing my long term options for the future. Yes I have gone and hid in the bathroom and cried like this (as have most everyone at some point), but I'm never gonna go into a job saying I have aspergers accommodate me or I'LL MAKE YOU. It is something I need to learn to work with and work around, it's atypical and impossible for society at large to upheave the norm for each individual breaking off the norm, by choice or otherwise. Cry your tears, buck up and truck on. Tons of places are begging for employees at least where I live, go fucking somewhere else. Fuck the union.

[@SknCommonLisper]

Disagree on unions, they serve an important, and good purpose. But there's some caveats to that. Firstly, unions work great in protected fields (like electrical work, construction, etc), but introducing unions in non-protected fields is just dumb (retail, IT, etc). Unions work well when there's a lot of government regulation regulating the work, as you need something to keep both in balance (union interests conflict with government, and vice versa). Secondly, it just wouldn't work for what "OP" wants unions to work as. Unions do not protect the rights of non-fulltime members (which require fulltime employment, which part-time is not), and instead will focus on pressuring non-fulltime members into going fulltime. She'd be seeing more 8 hour work, rather than less of it, if she joined a "starbuck union"... Though I kind off want to see that now, just to see her crying about "unions are horrible!".

[@TSPH1992]

If the Union is created to actually get things done. Ala. But if the Union is created with the purpose of being an adult daycare or to police creative content. No thanks.

[@yourdreams2440]

Ok dude speak for yourself. Most people have never ran and cried in the bathroom.

[@WorthlessWinner]

@@yourdreams2440 - yes, and most people don't have autism, which he said he's got. You gonna moan about kids with down syndrome not passing high school next?

[@WorldWalker128]

I have worked for amazon as a common warehouse employee for the last 8 years. We're always hiring because creampuffs like the one in this video start, work for a day or two, then quit. If you like walking, then it's not a bad job. It's boring as all get-out, but at least I can pay my bills AND feed myself. And it's good to see someone with aspergers actually trying to be self-sufficient. My younger sibling has it, and he's content to sit on his fattening arse and let my mother and father baby him. It pisses me off.

[@NickMcHardyGolfs]

Man when I was 20-22 I worked as a manager at different Domino's locations and one franchise I worked for in Washington state would regularly schedule me for 12-14 hour closing shifts. I wonder how this could would have reacted when you're 10 hours into a shift during a freezing night in November and then the clocks jump back an hour at 2am while you have a lobby full of drunk college kids.

[@polishscribe674]

This cry... It sounds just like mine. The difference is that the last time I cried was 2 weeks ago and the cause of it was seeing youth that soon will be a backbone of my loved nation shitting on it with every curse and perverty they could, not a day of hard work. To be honest, I hope this person will deal with life's problems and get better.

[@roachezmo]

Damn. I didn't realize pouring liquid into a cup was so traumatic.

[@Capnsensible80]

This dingus can't even manage to do it properly lmao

[@GhostOfSnuffles]

It's pours the liquid into the cup or it gets the hose again.

[@Psykomancer]

I was 19 when I did 5 straight days of 20 hour shifts as a bartender in a hotel. I felt brain damaged afterwards, but it didn't even occur to me to bitch about it.

[@adrianwiles1]

I loved doing that on drilling rigs while my co workers tried to maim me. Hell of a good time 😆

[@coebaltraizure6137]

That... was very illegal.

[@highlander918]

@@coebaltraizure6137 That’s what makes it great. I’d rather a bartender be 19 than your local heroin dealer be 19.

[@Yattayatta]

@@coebaltraizure6137 Used to do 3 straight 20 hour shifts, Thursday Friday Saturday, for well over half a year. Always ended up sleeping like a dead guy all Sunday. Made some insane money and didn't have time to spend any, was a good foundation for the start of my adult life.

[@PeacefulJoint]

Bartender at 19? Checks out lol

[@cfehunter]

Sometimes I get imposter syndrome. Seeing people like this makes me feel infinitely better about myself.

[@RCWrightX89]

During the pandemic I was trucking full-time. Working 12-14hr a day, sleeping at different time intervals, living on gas station food, crapping in bags and peeing in bottles, watching my love ones go by in a flash without me, living in my truck working 7 days per week non stop. Anyone want to complain about their job? Try driving a commercial truck. You want stress? Drive that same truck in California in the outer lanes around a mountain on a incomplete road that does not have a wall. I literally had 3 ft between my truck and a 1000ft deep cliff with hell waiting at the bottom if just one of my tires to my trailer slipped. Surgens don't know this level of stress. It's one thing to potentially loose a patient life. How about your life and multiple people's lives at the same time. Yeah my little snow flakes complain about making coffee.

[@JannyBesmircher]

People like you are the reason Western civiliation is still alive lol. I wish we could round up all these blue haired mental cases and ship them off to Greenland.

[@Ravagerblade]

Was it for a LTL load of full load?

[@ThatPaintballGuy]

If they were younger and just hated working I could sympathize with them. Working sucks, but when you get good at your tasks you achieve the ability to start taking it a little easier at work and now it’s not so bad. However I don’t think I would’ve been able to survive if I still had that mindset in my late teens/early 20’s. Personally I think everyone should work as a laborer to understand how much work can REALLY suck. That way if one ends up working indoors (no matter what the industry/position) life doesn’t seem so bad 😂

[@Kal_g]

If little Evan thinks making coffee part time during a busy period is bad, then he should see what's it's like working retail during the holiday season, where you have at least 2 call offs, a no call, no show, 25 people in line, and the phone ringing off the hook. Or better yet, try unloading a truck with only 2 people for 3 hours.

[@carlwinslow8165]

At that point you just stop answering the phone, and just do what you can. Sadly what you described is a weekly occurance at my store lol.

[@fungoidshaman3120]

How about working on a black friday??? That's a live or death scenario right?

[@Kal_g]

@@fungoidshaman3120 Yeah! Makes me want to bring riot gear every time I get scheduled to work on Black Friday.

[@carlwinslow8165]

@@fungoidshaman3120 I don't know about his store, mine is doing a more prolonged black Friday, where its over several days but less pressured. They're just offering overtime for people who want to come in and its less mandatory. Probably the one decent change from the pandemic, overall the quality of everything else has dropped.

[@jackall-trades6149]

My high school nostalgia is coming back.

[@adrunkenloner]

As an autistic guy in the 3 world that worked as a mechanic with my parents since i was 13 and helped my family in the countryside on weekends under sun and rain, and now is graduating highschool while having my lowest grade at 8,5 , this is fucking stupid, if that kid can't handle college and a part time, he can't handle adult life.

[@ralphr2711]

That's a woman. 😂

[@cherokeevolfusa2891]

People like this guy are why I'm going through college. I can't leave the future of my country in the hands of perpetual children who break down and cry when things get slightly less comfortable.

[@questlazy122]

“If you feel like your life sucks, just take a look at Evan and just know your crushing it.” Lol

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

I remember when people used to dress up as crazy for Halloween because it was rare. Those good 'ol days are gone.

[@adrianwiles1]

Now they dress as a crazy because it's Tuesday. 😆

[@gabrielreyes4932]

@@adrianwiles1 I'll dress you as crazy😩😩

[@samsh0-q3a]

What are you talking about? I just saw someone at a party lastnight dressed as biden with a diaper over a cheap suit

[@Lostcontroller]

Because Halloween is everyday now.

[@StonedDead1981]

I'd like to see that kid work 70 hours a week in a foundry. I'd pay to see it. My wife's little brother got a degree, couldn't find work, and ended up in a factory. He made it two hours into his first shift and spent the final six hours crying in the office. Now he works minimal part time hours in a deli. He's super smart, and he wasn't like this before college. College broke him and it's sad.

[@ivoryknights8256]

different people are optimal at different things. some people are extremely intelligent while others are less so but really good with manual labor.

[@napalmholiday9708]

​​@@ivoryknights8256 just because someone isn't good at manual labor doesn't mean it's acceptable to cry about it, especially as a grown ass man

[@jcudejko]

I would suggest that the idea of investing years of your life for a better future, taking on tens of thousands of dollars in debt, and ending up in a factory anyway is probably a real as f wake up call I was in a metal shop for 5 years and it was the best money I ever made.

[@Slow-Galarian-Poke]

@@jcudejko literally. I do contracting work at 24. Never even touched college and I’m making 4x-5x more than people my age who have degrees. It’s hard but I love it. Can’t believe people like Evan even exist, hope he know his quality of life will be reflected by his attitude towards it.

[@RighteousRage]

@@ivoryknights8256 And some people are extremely intelligent and really good with manual labor, it's not an either or 😂

[@toffeelatte6042]

Saw this on twitter earlier, man I know most healthcare workers don't even get sleep. And their pay is dogshit. Also I'd say 90% of people who do shift work probably had a question on their application or in the interview asking to be flexible in case extra shifts or shift changes are needed to cover sickness/staff shortages.

[@JannyBesmircher]

Their pay is dogshit? Nurses make like 50$ an hour lmao.

[@kitealaster]

@@JannyBesmircher bruh I wish nurses got paid that much lmfao that would be around 730000 per year before tax and around 638750 per year after the highest amount of tax in the U.S. lmfao nurses are not getting paid over half a million a year and thats if their working 40 hour work weeks which nurses don't they work alot more then that lmfao

[@murderman8578]

You gotta have passion for healthcare

[@JannyBesmircher]

@@kitealaster My bad, Im speaking for nurses here in Ontario, Canada. The nurses who do home visits make even more.

[@otherworldly8374]

As someone whose currently doing 12 hour shifts this is genuinely just ridiculous

[@Polomance862]

I work a swing shift that has me working anywhere between 6-12 hours depending on the route I do as a beer deliveryman. Driving, moving kegs and cases, and stocking stores / rotating kegs if I have to. My job has me constantly putting my back into going up and down stairs at times on the Bar / restaurant routes. This child has to pour coffee during lunch rush...

[@otherworldly8374]

@@Polomance862 LMAO I feel you on that

[@Pengu_Kiwis]

I'm not gonna lie, when I got my first job at a Polish deli store, I came back from work in TEARS because of how overwhelmed I was. Granted, I was definitely younger than this person, and guess what? I GOT OVER IT. After that, I pretty much got used to it and went through work with flying colors. Now this person seems like they've worked there for a while now and still hasn't gotten used to it?? Holy Jesus where is our society going?

[@emilywenig4390]

Same boat as you. Most people are that way when they're young and inexperienced, but wow. This person looks older than I am now. Probably sheltered as hell too.

[@Pengu_Kiwis]

@@emilywenig4390 It does seem like they are. I had a co-worker stand up for his pay (bc honestly it was kinda bs, for him at least being the most experienced on the job) without the need for a union. Of course, a union is important in some cases, especially ones where lives are at risk, but the issues the person complained about seemed so minuscule I couldn't help but roll my eyes... I do hope they do develop as a person bc those types aren't completely lost but who knows.

[@jendjoyce]

I have a coworker like him. She is so stressed, she has two jobs and a student. She brags about all shes doing but is so emotional at all time and hinting at not being alive anymore. My advice from experience is somethings got to give. If you dont want to me miserable and have a meatldown everyday or just go on a complaining stick...do something.

[@ralphr2711]

*her

[@Lorgar64]

The last time I almost quit was in the middle of a twelve hour shift when I was doing three jobs at once because the company refuses to address our turnover. While doing three jobs at once middle management decided to pick on me as almost everyone else was on break. Honestly nothing beats being lectured on your job by people who have read about your job once in a book. I have to write out information on defective products and these people don't even read it. I once got pulled away and asked "Why did I account for these 51 rejects but not these other four?" I was incredibly tempted to respond with "Jee, I wonder why. Well if we look at the labels on them, they seem to be in someone else's handwriting, signed with someone else's name, with a noted time from before my shift. Wowee, I wonder why I didn't write it in my paperwork." Thanks for listening.

[@blubbblubb.7867]

so instead of standing with a fellow worker against big corperate you decide to shit on him bc you work harder...... well i work harder then you so dont cry here

[@Lorgar64]

@@blubbblubb.7867 If I wrote it down in my paperwork it would have caused a flare in the system because my paperwork wouldn't match the system reports. This would lead to the entire order being recalled, all the product being redone, the client getting pissed, and me likely getting demoted because screwing up like that is an issue when our products are things customers eat and the rejects are flagged for containing metal. But no, I'm the arsehole for pointing out "You need to look at night shift's paperwork for the stuff practically labelled night shift."

[@blubbblubb.7867]

@@Lorgar64 sounds like you have a horrible job ... Maybe you should stand up for yourself