Undercover Boss - Budget Blinds S3 EP10 (U.S. TV Series)

[@moshelai]

One of the best chapters of undercover boss. What a human being, such a good hearted boss. May God bless him AMEN!

[@mr_786_xcx2]

Dennis the installer, his work ethic is absolutely amazing. 👌

[@tenc6491]

Dennis was such a sweetheart and a humble man. It's immensely rare to see a human like him these days. Huge respect to his mom for such an awesome upbringing. He is an example of a successful parenting. I love him.

[@pedro7445-x3d]

ur so right

[@FreeMahee]

That last one was so touching. When they cried together, they weren't crying alone 😭. That was beautiful! What a great boss 👌

[@paulmurrell8492]

I look forward to that.... so far he seems like a d#ck

[@paulmurrell8492]

I stand corrected 😢

[@pedro7445-x3d]

im crying to lol. i cant believe some give a 5000 $ donation witch is 100% tax deductable so it cost them zero... they should be ashame of themselves but others generous angels give 30 000 or 40 000 $ to one person.. and 15 to an other one and 25 to another one,wow.thank god we still have angels like them in this world.i love that show

[@victoriagomez5870]

I LOVE Dennis!!!! May God bless him and his family.

[@wheresmyskin]

"I don't get defensive", then proceeds to explain why everyone is wrong and he's right xD

[@ruhenot6682]

BUT! Props to him, he admitted to be wrong later on.

[@frutje36]

I realy love the tone of Dennis voice!!! What a sweet man!!! He has a heart of gold! Bless him!

[@MountainDivine]

Love this show. This episode especially to see the love of the family owning the company and the end always requires a box of tissues including me! Thanks for the upload x

[@chygirl76]

Dennis is an amazing employee and human being ♥️ I hope he’s doing well all these years later!

[@nunosoares2329]

Dennis you're amazing. My long overdue condolences for the passing of your son sir. May he RIP :-(

[@alexkrochak5497]

One of the best out of all undercover boss, chapters. nice one.

[@SineNomine7734]

he looks better with the disguise than without 😂

[@michaelalando]

Watching from Kenya. Great stuff, great boss, great hard-working (and therefore blessed) people.

[@FLEXXANI]

Michael Alando si lazima useme wewe ni mkenya

[@salomewakiria6639]

wewe wakenya ku over represent

[@benji.B-side]

He seemed cold at first but then let his heart out. What a nice man!

[@nunosoares2329]

First of all. My condolences Dennis for the loss of your son. May he RIP. Second, what a generous CEO Chad is. Lastly, Maris is cute & Pam is cheeky hehe.

[@queen0408]

A boss who cried along with his subordinates..thanks for doing this for them..

[@gaylebateman2317]

I really enjoyed this episode. Chad wasn't so defensive and stand offish at the end. I really like Chad. And that last gentleman won my heart in such a big way, what a beautiful soul xx

[@liquidminds]

How to make a grown man cry: "I'm gonna pay for your kids college"

[@kierrenere]

The way Dennis acts and talks reminds me off the guy from “green mile” what’s a lovely guy

[@mikedoyle7300]

I love this show. I think the boss and their companies are the ones who really benefit and brings about positive changes in their own personal lives and their companies.

[@dianefuentes3783]

What a kind hearted boss..God bless them

[@elita.tahani]

I love this episode, this was the best 😭😭😭👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@DragonRebornNot]

Black dude definitely deserved he bled for his works and hawe awesome attitude. One of best employees I ever see

[@bajingo4759]

Aye, i have to agree.

[@kimjong-un1136]

He's definitely the most competent, educated, savvy, and dedicated worker there.

[@elita.tahani]

😭😭😭❤❤ He is soooooo generous and kind 👏👏👏👏👏

[@keithfoester7326]

he looks so cool with the disguise! he's like that nice cool bro at the pizza place. lol

[@irenetravelbusinessvlogs5441]

What a Boss giving a lot of money to the deserving employees, uplifting the spirit of each staff, giving a way a trip money. 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊😊😊😉😉😉😉😉😉😀😀😀

[@aquariumfan1835]

OK that last guy bloody slayed me. Not cried since my son was born until I seen this

[@daltonnaivolasiga5389]

Coolest boss .he's a genuine human being who really understands life💗💗💗

[@danehardinge8801]

what a moving show - surely the best. I suspect he spent a lot of the bath-tub lady's trip to Mexico

[@annschram8552]

One of the best episodes

[@eleonoradiga7077]

This one made me cry a lot😢😢😢

[@ebunny5]

Dennis, you the man 👏👏👏👏

[@1971Pip]

I'm not crying, YOU'RE CRYING!

[@caroljep1594]

Best episode...best boss!!!

[@ramus540]

I wish this guy can teach the forks back home some lesson on what it feels like to be a human He is the world best boss

[@drnurallahmuhammad9077]

Superb and very emotional

[@dustermcclean2517]

This is a good one!

[@jacklawer6389]

What a amazing show, god can't stop crying man

[@hasankamal4000]

Wait.....did anyone say that being emotional is not allowed in business?????The CEO here is such a good heartened man.......

[@FFact483]

omgosh, how did you not take over that first sale? I was losing it and our version was only a few minutes.

[@yasminaerzaak135]

Lovely boss😍

[@mariaaurorarizaba5076]

Yeah, I love the CEO very kind man with a good 💖

[@mochv3528]

He's like I'm not defensive.. while getting defensive

[@sajidastander5477]

a Good Boss, May God Bless Your Busines Abundantly

[@franzfred7511]

He never had a cheaper commercial effekt for his companie, belive me. This "great" gifts are nothing compared to the chance to be on screen nationwide in primetime for about an hour. Think about it. Its all business man...

[@womanonabicycle]

'We're going to take $25,000 out of our own pocket' ... Erm, don't the franchisers pay for the advertising...? That said, a good episode.

[@tinahasapis1085]

What a heart 💖💓 of Gold this Boss has. Good and caring workers deserve such gifts

[@misteritsy158]

Meris goes i will fix the first blind then you can do the rest .Ten minutes training and she expects him to be as good as her .

[@theretiringbarber]

Excellent

[@viaknoff9586]

what a great boss!

[@seangraham57]

I had tears with all of them.

[@lynnetrathen4587]

Oh dear Chad does get a little defensive 🤣🤣

[@cherrytraquena]

So touched... GOD BLESS ( U have a good 💓 I know that)

[@peterpaz4877]

You sneeze next to Pam....and she starts wedding planning.

[@Lilibutter]

😂😂😂😂

[@albertchehade9916]

@ 18:50 - I saw the BIGGEST failure in Occupational Health and Safety (OHAS). The back of her car was loaded with ladders and other items not tied down, let alone a lack of a barrier between passengers and cargo. Imagine what would happen if she had to apply sudden emergency braking OR suffer a head on collision? Those cargo items become fast moving missiles due to the natural Law of Physics. Just imagine..................

[@priyamd4759]

I was surprised to see that myself but I told myself they could be tied back somewhere. It did look very ominous to me too. regards,

[@becgould3772]

I noticed that as well. Not good at all.

[@wangjesse6238]

Love this boss

[@Beun007]

Great episode! I think Chad isn't so bad after all!

[@JRahman786]

This people can change the world

[@MR_G92]

Employee - I got a paper cut and i suffered for 1 hour. Boss - Here's $10,000!

[@neaminalawi2647]

Hhhhhhhh love that

[@beverlyann9929]

Awesome

[@yanirivas203]

Boss I have my opinion Boss: okay I will listen No, I'm right I don't take that Worker: okay

[@StarLight-pd7wq]

The boss looks like Zak Bagans of Ghost Adventures he's good looking boss with a big heart

[@marwanalmumin9252]

Good job CEO

[@brendanoreilly6917]

Fantastic.

[@lulezefi7732]

God bless you boss 🙏❤️

[@leonalowe7074]

Awesome !!

[@billie_24]

The best boss...ever🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@glevesque5295]

Come on ! He cuts a half of an inch of his hair, put a ffake pair of glasses and they say they won't reconised him. Maybe they just want to get rid of him. 🤣

[@tasosmarneros2667]

the best episode....

[@heyitsshay1271]

Not Pam having a husband but wanting to invite him back to the hot tub 😂😂

[@dushyantathapa2833]

The best untill now whichever I had watched on undercover Boss..... especially the last Afro-American guy .....love from Darjeeling, India....

[@kimmarievan-ever6599]

He seemed such a tight arse at the beginning but in the end showed what a lovely genuine man he actually is

[@chipoid86di46]

Are you a tight arse?

[@williamf4544]

Im glad i wasnt the only one checking out his arse

[@pauljordan4452]

Dennis looks like the actor Ving Rhames.

[@shawnaleethornton5343]

This is so beautiful, I really hope it's real.

[@dgansken]

Isn't that disgusting that a married woman is talking about inviting a stranger she just met into her hot tub. Imagine if that was a married man flirting with a woman and saying that he wants her in his hot tub on a national television. How's that for a toxic marriage?!

[@calsterman8119]

What a chad

[@camrenwick]

I thought Dennis seemed to be a really kind and nice gentleman

[@7thheaven247]

He just only given a trip to mexico to the woman employee but huge amount was given to the franchise owners? Duh!

[@sharonristau2475]

I think you didn't learn everything black man knew!!!! He should go to each blind store and train. Or have him give lessons to stores at main office for a week. You should have given him new teeth he would never spend it on himself. Your stores did not deliver literature to the neighbors a great move and she be told to owners.

[@carlscholz295]

D3 Frankfurt School?

[@reconforsales7708]

The boss is crying more than his employees

[@arnesnielsen]

College funds? Move to Norway or another Scandinavian country and you get education for free!

[@shekeyra100]

looked same blinds that took down

[@shekeyra100]

my heart broke for him and wife and kids to lose a child like that to get call of cops which was so disrespectful not got the decency to go to home and gently tell them and then he goes to place and his child still laying there heartbreaking

[@arifuddinmohdhatta6939]

Boss yang baik

[@ishaqshaik6537]

Boss 💐🤝

[@miekeklinkenberg6114]

He looks very handsome

[@lurkerhere2675]

the boss cried😬

[@davidtunnicliff5442]

blimey, I thought i was watching 'the green mile' at the end there..............

[@seawinds12]

who is cutting onions

[@hiskyboy8971]

this guy omg he tells 1 guy they not sectioning the branches then he tells use that the other 1 is hustling also as an atitude cant watch this 1

[@klasspodcast4396]

Jesus words are true, more joy in giving then receiving

[@sandramilojevic9224]

Kako da pogn4em sebì

[@yaseerahmaddar8635]

💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@twlepcha0]

😘🥰❤️

[@wahdeawisdom1303]

I can't believe the painter has a husband

[@FigaroHey]

She came across to me as an alcoholic. Probably they just get drunk together. What a trashy person she was. And I think it takes an alcoholic to be completely clueless about how unattractive she is - like a guy who looks like him is going to go for her? Really? Takes booze to cloud the brain that much...

[@bajingo4759]

"and we're taking off our shoes". How nice of you. Whats next, you gonna say Hello before entering? What kind of mong walks in with shoes on? If someone tried that in my flat i'd greet them with a fist in the face.

[@williamf4544]

Ive never had to take my shoes of at anyones home and never asked anyone to at mine - in fact i would think it kind of wierd if thst happened

[@bajingo4759]

@@williamf4544 Maybe we are from different parts of the world, we in sweden take pride in having clean apartments. Why the fuck would anyone want to live in filth? Its absurd. You actually walk around outside then walk into your home with the same shoes? That's disgusting, surely you understand that? Well, if you want to live in filth that's up to you. To each his own eh?

[@williamf4544]

@@bajingo4759 Yes different parts of the world im from the UK - Scotland to be exact - taking your shoes of is not a big thing in the UK as a whole - not unheard of but not common - im 62 and have been in a house where that is done - i agree with what you say though - maybe in years to come it will become the norm here too but not anytime soon i guess it will take generations to do it and teach their children to do the same

[@FigaroHey]

@@bajingo4759 I think the shoe thing is down to a couple of things. One is snow and mud. If you come from a dry area, you don't track snow and mud into the house for half the year, so you don't take your shoes off. I've lived in different parts of the US and mostly it was in the areas that have very long, snowy winters where people took their shoes off; likewise in Europe: in Central Europe, with long, snowy winters, you see boot scrapers in front of every house (never saw them in California or Arizona or the Deep South - no snow, no need) and people take off their shoes. But in Italian cities, I didn't see people taking off their shoes or asking other people to take off their shoes. Often in the US, it's an ethnic thing: if the people came from a country where taking off the shoes is the norm, they expect it; if they don't come from a country with that norm, they don't expect it. So you don't really know what to expect. I think the other element is basically social class and wealth. If you come from a background that historically had servants cleaning the house every day, you didn't pass on the custom of taking off shoes because you had a staff mopping up and sweeping every day (What hotel or office building requires people to take their shoes off? I've only seen that in the former USSR countries, where - again - there was a lot of snow and people had to do the mopping and cleaning themselves and wanted as little work as possible). But if you come from a lower-class or farming background, rural, working-class, poor, etc., then you are doing the cleaning yourself, and you don't want to have to mop or sweep, etc., so you'd pass on the custom of removing shoes at the door to avoid having to clean. Then that gets passed on generation to generation. Half of my family was from a warm climate in the US, and they did not take off shoes in the house because shoes just didn't track in that much dirt. But the other half came from the snowy north-west, and yet they also didn't take off shoes when coming in the house, because they had a staff of household servants who did all the housework (not in my generation; in previous generations) and it just wasn't the norm 'back in the day' and didn't get passed on to my generation. Also, when I was growing up in the US, married women ran the household, didn't work outside the home, took care of the home, children, neighborhood, volunteered in the neighborhood, at church, in the schools and so on, and so they had routines of cleaning every day. Even if dust or dirt got brought in, daily cleaning routines easily took care of it. So no big reason to become deranged by a bit of grit on someone's shoes coming into the house.

[@FigaroHey]

@@bajingo4759 So you take your shoes off if you work in an office building - because why would anyone want to work in filth? And you take your shoes off when you go to stay at a hotel - because why would anyone want to stay in filth in a hotel? And you take your shoes off when you go to a hospital or doctor's office - because why would anyone want to have medical care in filth? I guess in Sweden, if you go to a concert, everyone takes off their shoes, because you don't want to listen to music in filth in a concert hall. That would be filthy. That's disgusting - surely you understand that? You've got some serious race-hatred issues over what? That some people don't mind vacuuming or sweeping their homes, and Swedes are too lazy to clean? I mean really, it comes down to that: how often do you clean? If you can't be bothered cleaning, you insist that everyone hover over your floors - or else they are 'filthy' people. But if you don't mind actually keeping your house clean (or you have servants to do the cleaning), you don't care if your guests bring dirt in on their shoes: you're going to CLEAN YOUR HOUSE, not 'live in filth.' Can't you tell that the opposite of living in filth is CLEANING YOUR HOUSE? But of course, I'm sure in Sweden, your shit doesn't stink, being the Master Race.