@@HyperCreatorX looking back at how many failures he had. I can say that it was more likely optimistic instead of pessimistic if that's what you thought
The old man went through so much and I’m honoured to have been working there for 2 years as a cook and making the chicken he worked so hard to formulate
He ended up hating KFC when they changed the recipe after he sold it. He compared it to wet newspaper. You probably didn't cook the chicken he worked so hard to formulate.
Famous whoa whoa whoa let's not put those words into an greasy fast food chicken place there's better places than this unless your just cheap or got poor taste in food quality
"no, no! I can't understand algebra, its too complicated!" *Calculates the perfect pression and temperature that he is going to use in order to cook something that will totally change the way we see chicken*
@Devilry Games You forget he had many more years than that cooking fried chicken conventionally. Once he perfected (or optimized) the pan fry method, he had all that experience going into the the pressure cooker method.
Sometimes we get overwhelmed at the thought of doing something so complicated yet useless. He was stimulated by something he loved. You'll only use math when keys for something you're passionate about
I love Kentucky Fried Chicken as I did growing up in the 70's which I still like the orginal recipe. I wish they still sold dinner rolls vs biscuits and wish still had baked beans too.
This actually made me feel a little better, namely the lesson about adversity. I’m in a spot in my own life in that sense too. We see all the superficial images but it goes to show that even huge successes are touched by failure and hardship
It is sad that Kentucky Fried Chicken is gone. When they changed to to KFC they shortcutted everything from the way the Chicken was deep-fried to the way the mashed potatoes were made. I was fortunate to have worked at a Kentucky Fried Chicken in the early 80's.
Sanders: "Can I hitch a ride?" GM: "Sure, hop in. So how's life?" Sanders: "Not so good, fired many times and no luck landing a job" GM: "Wanna run a gas station?" Sanders: "Cool!"
I mean he was optimistic and had great people skills, just down on his luck until he was 63. So insane to be honest most people would be crying about their luck but I guess some are made strong.
I can remember my Dad in the 70's, bringing home a bucket of KFC. Its was great. Today...the chicken is not the same. If the Colonel was alive..he would shut them all down. Just not the same !!
Even though it's not the same at least we still have it. I grew up in the '80s and it's definitely not the same I mean I think it's gotten saltier. My wife and I went there for the first time and quite a while a couple of months ago and I just think it still had a lot of the same flavor I remember but I just remember thinking it was a lot saltier than I remember.
I wish everyone had the chance to try it back in the 60s and 70s. It was truly amazing chicken then. It's ok now, but a far cry from what it once was. The only way now is to make it yourself. Thank you Colonel, wherever you are! - Ed on the Ridge
In the 60s and 70s our nearest Kentucky fried chicken was 40 miles away. It was an event to drive there. Back then it was a sit down restaurant with waitresses and menus. A real day trip.
I actually met him when I was a little kid. Super nice guy. And yeah, he was dressed like that. Lil more info: His wife's restaurant is just outside of Louisville, KY where you can get the 'original' original recipe. It's called Claudia Sanders and if you're driving past Corbin, KY the KFC there has a rebuilt motel room and the original kitchen. It's kind of a KFC museum.
My boss was a limo driver and drove the original colonel sanders back in the day to a kfc commercial shoot in Illinois. He said the colonel sat up front with him and had a great conversation with him and apparently he is a very good guy.
My first job in the early 80's was working at KFC in my hometown unfortunately it only lasted for one day because being born with mosaic down syndrome it was very intense. However I had the greatest pleasure to meet Colonel Harland Sanders in the mid-70's because I have family in Louisville. KY so my family and I flyed and by than I was very happy to meet him.
I will never forget - it was around the time of the great 3 day black out of 1977 in New York City. I was 10. My father said “come on, let’s go get some KFC.“ We walked through the door, and there was the colonel greeting everyone. I couldn’t believe my eyes. It was the first time I probably saw anyone from TV live. And this was… In the Bronx! I actually shook his hand. 😀
Sanders has been through alot, and this journey he has been through is an example for those who want to follow Sander's footsteps. Thxn for giving us history behind KFC. keep up the good work.
He was a great man. Never gave up his dreams. He went through many hardships but he still remained standing at the end. The real model to not give up your dreams.
This video was way better than the last one liked that you took interest in your video and adjusted voice accordingly just keep increasing that. I have a suggestion why not add some facts about Harland at the end of the video? This will be good addition in some of your videos other than that I didn't feel bored at all the video was so good I didn't had to check how long was it. Great job!
@@vitalentertainment1885 eh. If that's how you feel I'm not going to argue with you. Your always going to have your op. Enjoy the rest of your day or night homie.
Wonderful story. Totally forgot the Canadian connection. 🇨🇦 He kept his Canadian restaurants near Toronto airport in the city named Mississauga where he lived in a modest home and died. He loved his Canadian operations he would just come in at talk to people. He donated some of his money into the local hospital expansion and is referred by staff as The Chicken Wing . Colonel Harland Sanders Family Care Centre, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics for his love for children. ❤ 😢🍗🍗
Actually, since they use old equipments and ingredients, that means the taste also like the old dish. I mean.. Most traditional old dish that made with old equipments and techniques are not that tasteful. Less sugar, less salt, less spices, the oil is not high quality oil, doesn't have cleanliness standard. Most of today's dish made with the use of stainless steel equipments and some Teflon, right? That also affects the taste. Imagine how they deep-fried back then vs how we deep-fried now. It's different. Of course humankind always got better n better in every aspects in every era. Because of that, our taste also becoming more high and higher. Probably when you eat that old KFC chicken, you will think it's not as delicious like the modern KFC chicken.
Did they change it back since the beginning of the 21st century because when I went there it was good or if the Colonel's way was better I got to try it
So one thing not mentioned is that Harman was actually in a family that had a local grocery store in Utah called Harmon's (biggest local grocer in Utah that's family owned) where they first sold the KFC chicken. They than opened the very first KFC not too far away from that first Harmon's location in Murray, Utah.
What an interesting, challenging, eventful, hard-work, and successful life. He lived during challenging times in the United States, during the depression and world war 2, and kept persevering. This man was exceptional!
Well it was a different time I wouldn't say it's downing because back in those days families needed money Usually the men were the money makers So when the father's/men died the family was kind of in trouble So someone had to step up In this case it was Sanders
Not downing at all it was literally a necessity for him to hold a job to feed the family. Either she pushed him to do that or they starved. These were troubling times and not everybody had the money to get by.
A long time ago, when you could sit down INSIDE a restaurant to enjoy a meal (remember?) I'd ask the server at KFC: "Do you know his name?" -- pointing to Col. Harlan Sander's iconic, cartoon image. Usually "No." So I'd share my favorite story of persistence: "When he was retirement age, in his 60's he visited restaurants to ask owners if they wanted to split the profits using his special secret recipe of "eleven different herbs and spices." Who wouldn't give up, after the first hundred rejections? Or, the first 500. How about a thousand rejections? On his visit to, I think it was restaurant owner 1,009, he finally got his first "Yes. If it sells, you get 50 per cent of the profits." The very first "Kentucky Fried Chicken" franchise was born. ["Yes, Grampa -- you've told us the story before!"]
Wow, to be honest with you this video gave me so much hope for myself in life. To know that Harlan Sanders went through alot of the same things ive been through, and like me lived on benefits for a while, and went from that to being the founder and owner of one of the biggest most widely heard of fast food franchises on earth! Even in egypt they love his fried chicken, and KFC is actually an acronym that makes it into alot of conversations over there too! But idk, this video tells me to never give up. I have all these big ideas and plans in my head one day for my empire, and hearing this right now makes me feel more hopeful that I can get there one day!!
1973 in Lexington Kentucky, I lived next door to an elderly lady named Eula Gibson. In the early days, Colonel Sanders employed her to create recipes for his restaurant in Corbin Kentucky. In 1973, only 3 people knew the recipe for KFC chicken… Sanders, Eula Gibson and one other (unknown). It is highly likely that Mrs. Gibson created the recipe and not Colonel Sanders. As a kid, she would make KFC chicken at home for me and her 7 year old grandson Ford Gibson. 🍗🍗🍗
@Ataur Rahman No it's not. Today's KFC is terrible. When the Colonel was alive the pieces of chicken were bigger and meatier, less greasy, less salty, and tasted 10 times better. I know, I worked in one of the first Canadian KFC franchises in 1964.
Yup most people around now never tasted real KFC. It tasted nothing like now. There was literally no better F chicken anywhere. It was so juicy and tasty, it went bad around early 90's. The mash was actual potato, fresh corn, and the biscuits were fluffy. People don't realize that the horrible fast food of today got popular because it used to taste better than gourmet.
Unlike any other competitor, whose chicken can be easily replicated at home, KFC has stood the test of time. To make it at home, you have to get the seasoning right(which is still a secret). That's not just a mystery (though some have gotten mighty close), but also is a question of the adhesion. It has to blend into the flour perfectly also. Then, you have to cook it right. The cooking time has to be precise. Most of all, you have to have a pressure cooker. Good luck on that; they're expensive, hard to set up, hard to clean, and hazardous if you're not careful.
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The beard, the glasses, the hair and the white suit.
*ICONIC*
And the neck tie
Beard
RBXmotion YT wanna play adopt me I will trade you
And the stickman body.
He looks line Leon Trotsky
"Every failure is a stepping stone to something better" -- Harland Sanders. Fantastic Quote.
That was pessimistic tbh
@@HyperCreatorX how ??
@@HyperCreatorX you mean optimistic right.
@@HyperCreatorX looking back at how many failures he had. I can say that it was more likely optimistic instead of pessimistic if that's what you thought
School and parents: failure means your not trying
He was still hustling and sleeping in his car at 63, what a lad.
Gotta keep grinding till u get it
Little did he know that 10 years later will be the finish line
True
Mad lad
Lad??
The old man went through so much and I’m honoured to have been working there for 2 years as a cook and making the chicken he worked so hard to formulate
The recipes was stolen from miss childress and he tried to pay her 1500$ for it
He ended up hating KFC when they changed the recipe after he sold it. He compared it to wet newspaper.
You probably didn't cook the chicken he worked so hard to formulate.
@@chemicalflame24 There is no actual evidence to support those claims
Did i ask
@@johnnycage6132 wats your email. I will b more den happy to send it to u
I like this dude
>Good explanation
>Good calming voice
>Calm music choice
=The best
Keithly kairuz Gamboa whattt??????
@Keithly kairuz Gamboa wut
Keithly kairuz Gamboa Huh?
@Keithly kairuz Gamboa same
Mr. Spaghet whattt ahehwhhahahehehehejeedhshshUsjshh 😂
imagine having such a good gas station, you accidentally built motels and created a famous food chain
Have u ever heard about SAVING?
He of course save some money to build these things. Not instantly.
Have you ever heard of a JOKE?
Because fyi its a joke.
R/wooosh
@@FrankEpicness r/ihavereddit
Famous whoa whoa whoa let's not put those words into an greasy fast food chicken place there's better places than this unless your just cheap or got poor taste in food quality
@Rafael Suprayogi r/ihaveredditchainreaction
This man is the definition of the word “hustle”
Dude was 60+ and slept in his car to make his dream come true... Crazy
Someone really needs to make a movie about his life...
im not using the word hustle anymore...
"good Harland girls!!"
(i play lacrosse lol)
he knows all the numbers aljeBRUH
Why isn’t there a movie on this ?
What an amazing person. This is what we call true struggle and never giving attitude, truly a strong person. This motivates everyone
Imagine Sanders in his car, crying about his worries as he munches his own KFCs.
Comfort food
@Phil Sr Money kept him going. Money, desperation and a dream.
Stop it man 😭
depressing
He never ate his own food in his car
He started his big business at the age of 66. It's never too late folks! Respect for this businessman
Execute order 66
Yeah but he had a skill and a unique recipe. Also money wasn't his goal. Most wantrepreneurs just believe they deserve to be millionaires.
It’s not too late until it is
it's too late at at most 100
100% truth - it's never too late to do something great in your life.
"no, no! I can't understand algebra, its too complicated!"
*Calculates the perfect pression and temperature that he is going to use in order to cook something that will totally change the way we see chicken*
People excel at different things. Algebra is pure theory, and Sanders was a hands on type of guy
That's not algebra.
He didn't calculate it. He figured it out through trial and error. It took a lot of hard work. In my book that's even more admirable.
@Devilry Games You forget he had many more years than that cooking fried chicken conventionally. Once he perfected (or optimized) the pan fry method, he had all that experience going into the the pressure cooker method.
Sometimes we get overwhelmed at the thought of doing something so complicated yet useless. He was stimulated by something he loved. You'll only use math when keys for something you're passionate about
I love Kentucky Fried Chicken as I did growing up in the 70's which I still like the orginal recipe. I wish they still sold dinner rolls vs biscuits and wish still had baked beans too.
I miss the baked beans.
I forgot about the dinner rolls.
They sell diner rolls here in saudi arabia
The standards have dropped so far
Miss the chicken livers and buttermilk.
Got rejected 1009 times
Me : got rejected 1 time
Me : *if nothing will accept me then i wont work!*
Same I'm literally terrified of the word no.
I got rejected 1 time.
I tried again.
I got a restriction order 🤣
Same
*weak*
me too. i just think new generation is getting soft. but i try hard to get back up
"He found algebra too difficult" I see you are a man of culture aswell
algebruh
This is an awful joke
**Intense Sweating**
Algebra was easy, but he did what he had to in the end
Ah yes
Algebra
This actually made me feel a little better, namely the lesson about adversity. I’m in a spot in my own life in that sense too. We see all the superficial images but it goes to show that even huge successes are touched by failure and hardship
That Gas Station: *Im About To Start This Whole Mans Career*
Well no it was actually him not he gas station
World war 2: I'm about to end this man's whole career
This meme is used too much
Mr. Scarf who cares
(Not being mean)
Nahh it was definitely the Black family he stole his recipe from that started his whole career
Dude got rejected 1000 times and didn’t give up
This man is a real man
Possibly a slight exaggeration
This is why you shouldn’t give up because oui will eventually success
Yup hes one of the most inspiring chefs in the entire world
True, to lose his virginity at 73 after that many rejections was like Mr. Etna going up
Has happened to a lot of famous people such as the famous book writer JK Rowling
Me: Watches the history of KFC.
The Ad: *MCDONALD'S*
True
me too :/
Jollibee is the best among the rest. Lol
@julida nana kfc brother
Chowking is cool
It is sad that Kentucky Fried Chicken is gone. When they changed to to KFC they shortcutted everything from the way the Chicken was deep-fried to the way the mashed potatoes were made. I was fortunate to have worked at a Kentucky Fried Chicken in the early 80's.
I always hear about how it used to be. I was born in 87 and KFC was never ever the go to spot for fried chicken.
It is still Kentucky Fried Chicken here in Frederick Maryland.
@@MetalsirenIXI you must have been in a place where kfc wasn't popular
But isn't KFC a short name for Kentucky fried chicken?
@@eva5601 he means, when it was actually KFC
Mom: Look! You can't even get a job at age 10!
Sanders: * helps millions of teen get a job decades later *
Sanders: "Can I hitch a ride?"
GM: "Sure, hop in. So how's life?"
Sanders: "Not so good, fired many times and no luck landing a job"
GM: "Wanna run a gas station?"
Sanders: "Cool!"
......ehhh
A situation completely unheard of in modern times
@@derekn4579 Sad but true
I mean he was optimistic and had great people skills, just down on his luck until he was 63. So insane to be honest most people would be crying about their luck but I guess some are made strong.
can we just appreciate how dedicated and humble he was?
shut up
@@sfsvfsvgdevg1701 that’s rude
Yes!
No we can't. 😌😌😌
I can remember my Dad in the 70's, bringing home a bucket of KFC. Its was great.
Today...the chicken is not the same. If the Colonel was alive..he would shut them all down. Just not the same !!
They have modified it a lot through the years. You can try to replicate the original recipe if you like
You could probably say the same for all the franchised fast food outlets I bet McDonald’s was better back then too
Even though it's not the same at least we still have it. I grew up in the '80s and it's definitely not the same I mean I think it's gotten saltier. My wife and I went there for the first time and quite a while a couple of months ago and I just think it still had a lot of the same flavor I remember but I just remember thinking it was a lot saltier than I remember.
The coleslaw is now non existent and the gravy sucks now too. I loved the coleslaw!
Colonel Sanders himself hated KFC in the late 70s because the new owners were cutting costs and doing some bad things. Imagine him looking at KFC now.
This man is a fighter. He made lots of mistakes in the past but he turn out to be one of the most inspiring human being in history.
Fact that can never be erased
@@MCAP887 they can he stole the recipe
Inpsiring? You good mate?
Colonel Sanders
@@knwgt5426 Mr Sanders is a Menace to every vegan person alive. Thats one of the highest achievements a human can acomplish
By twelve yrs old he had already experienced more hardship than most people experience through their entire lives. RIP SANDERS.
Definitely more hardship than I, and I'm 23
Ofc, it's in the olden days. Every average person had way more hardship than ppl now
Having a job and a stepfather who just wants to plow your mom and wants nothing to do with you... thats like 80% of Americans by the age of 16
Harland lived to age 90, and passed away in Louisville, Kentucky in 1980. He is buried there.
@@VictiniMujigae Harland Sanders shall be happy that all love and adore his food.
Imagine your mom questioning if you’ll ever amount to something because she expects you to have the work ethic of an adult at 10 years old
I'm at 30 and i don't have the work ethic of an adult , I don't care if i get fired .
I hope she lived long enough to see him succeed and I hope he didn't give her a penny.
Times we're different back then, can't be helped. Child Labor was a thing
Back when it was still ok to train kids to be adults.
Times were drastically different back. Then
I wish everyone had the chance to try it back in the 60s and 70s. It was truly amazing chicken then.
It's ok now, but a far cry from what it once was. The only way now is to make it yourself.
Thank you Colonel, wherever you are!
- Ed on the Ridge
Today kfc : oil fryers.
OG colonel : Pressure cooker.
And it's no longer 11 herbs and spices. Their is only 7 spices and 5 herbs that's it.
They still use pressure fryers
@@benos4x4adventures49 wait a minute…
@@benos4x4adventures49 bruh
More like today, freeze and reheat.
Mom : your gonna fail in life
Sanders : imma do what’s called a pro gamer move
Pls stop with those memes literally no one even giggles or laughs
Super cringe
Peanut Butter my guy stop acting like a big man
Peanut Butter my guy, stop saying it’s cringe, that’s a pretty good meme,and I’m a meme maker
@@bubble5510 its cringe for me. Some people might find it funny.
I know Colonel Sanders is a real person but idk I never imagined how he would sound in real life, this video seems surreal to me
had the same thought
The only american colonel to take over the world peacefully.
Idk means
I'm thinking the exact same thing! Never occurred to me that there would be video footage of him.
Yeah. I can't imagine it... living on Social Security check
In the 60s and 70s our nearest Kentucky fried chicken was 40 miles away. It was an event to drive there. Back then it was a sit down restaurant with waitresses and menus. A real day trip.
and that's a true rags to riches story. his mother would be proud now.
From fired from loads of jobs to becoming one of the best in the food industry, yes she would be proud
She’d be jealous
i have never ever seen mother who is jealous of her son's successes.
He is dead
His mom is dead bruv. Sorry.
I actually met him when I was a little kid. Super nice guy. And yeah, he was dressed like that. Lil more info: His wife's restaurant is just outside of Louisville, KY where you can get the 'original' original recipe. It's called Claudia Sanders and if you're driving past Corbin, KY the KFC there has a rebuilt motel room and the original kitchen. It's kind of a KFC museum.
Wait so you met the colonel in the KFC man with the white beard white hair and white suit so this has been like a long long long long time ago
MASK oh yeah long time ago
U that old huh well if u telling the truth guess that's cool
@@kosmossee4596 yeah I think I was 4 or 5. So yeah, I'm that old- and therefore wise, lol
@@johng5529 how old are you ?
Im so glad he never Gave up Imagine a life without KFC
G3ORG3 couldn’t even imagine it
popeyes ftw
@@guhd4378 some people dont live in america dude. Im in britain so KFC is the closest to popeyes that we can get ;-;
I've never eaten kfc
Christmas would never be the same.
This man is the essence of not giving up
To those who got to taste a bucket from sanders himself should consider themselves lucky.
Authentic
Fried chicken is a pretty simple recipe. The only reason Colonel Sanders is renowned is because he popularized it.
Not lucky , KY
@@Youngsavge-or2ro why?
@@thomus1025 i think they were joking about how KY = kentucky rhymes with lucky
Pretty sure the brew sent most of us here.
Haha yep!
Yep lol.
that’s is true😂
Yep
i dont regret it tho
"Every failure is a stepping stone to something better"
-Harland Sanders
Failure to open your parachute?
@@grantmalone valhalla
"Trying is the first step towards failure" -Homer Simpson
They only show you the success stories.
@@jaychun102 no success stories coke without failures
6:04
I like how in the ww2 part, he puts sad music then when it’s over he instantly puts on the funky music.
This is proof that you don't need algebruh to be successful in life.
Go away
Don't go away
Go away
Don’t go away
Go away
survived the great depression ww2 AND THIS MAN MADE KFC LEGEND BRUH
He lied about his age and was in the U.S. Army in 1906-1907.
@@billdougan4022 He wasn't an actual Colonel,he was given the name "Colonel".
@@billdougan4022 don’t sound suprised, lots of people lied about their age at that time
He quit middle school but he was a lawyer?
@@msain427 Lawyer's aide, so basically ran the errands and fetched him papers.
“Harland! You are 10 years old and cant even hold a job!” Lol. Wow.
Jojo youre 10. Start acting like it
@@gigasquid2040 noob
@@gigasquid2040 noob
@@gigasquid2040 noob
@@gigasquid2040 noob
My boss was a limo driver and drove the original colonel sanders back in the day to a kfc commercial shoot in Illinois. He said the colonel sat up front with him and had a great conversation with him and apparently he is a very good guy.
How have they not made a movie about this. "The Colonel"
I know right!!
Because they would have to incorporate Wendy's in it and those 2 don't get along
@@alexusguillory4622 I'm sure Wendy's wouldn't mind the advertising 😂
That *R O A S T I N G TWITTER RESTAURANT A C C O U N T*
A.k.a *W E N D Y S*
Imagine a middle school dropout is more famous and rich then you could ever be
TTv Main_101 it because he was determined to his success and you could do it too
Yeah. Bhad Bhabie. Oof
Not everyone
School is irrelevant and a waste of time
@@OmarWkbari what country are you from
What a hero and inspiration. He deserved his 90 years.
Respect for pronouncing "herbs" like it should be. Love your videos and the excellent editing.
In memory of Sanders,he's one of many legends that make our future better with food.I love him
imagine firing the guy that just ends up making a famous restaurant to then make more money than you
😂🤣🤣
xD
He was old anyway
Too bad he’s old when he got his fortune
@@gambitgambino1560 He enjoyed at least some solid 20 years of KFC at least
here's the absolute short version of this:
*NEVER GIVE UP.*
Shawtys like a melody in my head
"NEVER GONNA GIVE! NEVER GONNA GIVE!"
@@rafaellucero5098 give you up
@@epicspymain691pyaeminthu5 That shait song.....
RioTap I kind of like it.
Now lets get the origin story of who made the slogan "Finger Lickin' Good"
@Andy Tee i cant tell if ur joking or not
@@Whit3Eyes 🤣
Wolf... Your avatar pic looks more like a cat. Just thought you should know. Meow!
legend has it that it was a lesbian from Poughkeepsie
My first job in the early 80's was working at KFC in my hometown unfortunately it only lasted for one day because being born with mosaic down syndrome it was very intense. However I had the greatest pleasure to meet Colonel Harland Sanders in the mid-70's because I have family in Louisville. KY so my family and I flyed and by than I was very happy to meet him.
Classic Bro! Nice man 😂🤣😁👏🏻
I will never forget - it was around the time of the great 3 day black out of 1977 in New York City. I was 10. My father said “come on, let’s go get some KFC.“ We walked through the door, and there was the colonel greeting everyone. I couldn’t believe my eyes. It was the first time I probably saw anyone from TV live. And this was… In the Bronx! I actually shook his hand. 😀
I’m gonna be honest, I though colonel sanders was just a mascot
Saaame
Same
Fr tho
Lol Mascot
I didn't I think that's weird but I guess it makes sense
Man I never realized the struggles
What a beast Colonel Sanders
Sanders has been through alot, and this journey he has been through is an example for those who want to follow Sander's footsteps. Thxn for giving us history behind KFC. keep up the good work.
And now there’s a gaming console.
Lol
So how's the stock of console??
@@canon07 is the kfc gaming console even real? Im honestly curious if it is and where can you get 1
@@ihaveeyesbutimustntlook1668 it’s not a console, it’s a chicken warmer for when you game I think.
😂
very inspiring story since he was a child and never gave up!
@AppleErisant you up never gonna let you down, never gonna eat KFC without youuuuuu
He was a great man. Never gave up his dreams. He went through many hardships but he still remained standing at the end. The real model to not give up your dreams.
Big respect for this man 👏 he is truly legend what a good inspiration,never give up in life
This video was way better than the last one liked that you took interest in your video and adjusted voice accordingly just keep increasing that. I have a suggestion why not add some facts about Harland at the end of the video? This will be good addition in some of your videos other than that I didn't feel bored at all the video was so good I didn't had to check how long was it. Great job!
imagine coming from Brew. great video!
I did.
Why do you guys have to say this just watch the video n shut up
@@vitalentertainment1885 angry much?
@@bikerboy4161 yea i am yall talk too much
@@vitalentertainment1885 eh. If that's how you feel I'm not going to argue with you. Your always going to have your op. Enjoy the rest of your day or night homie.
I wonder what the reaction of his first wife was when her old husband that she left behind became a millionare
Naw his mom
Well she most likely left to feed her kids.
She was probably dead
@@AD-ol3wv Literally says she left him and the kids behind.
@@wedaillest Obviously this is dramatized, and also I’m pretty sure when you’re trying to get a job you don’t take children with you.
Wonderful story. Totally forgot the Canadian connection. 🇨🇦 He kept his Canadian restaurants near Toronto airport in the city named Mississauga where he lived in a modest home and died. He loved his Canadian operations he would just come in at talk to people. He donated some of his money into the local hospital expansion and is referred by staff as The Chicken Wing . Colonel Harland Sanders Family Care Centre, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics for his love for children. ❤ 😢🍗🍗
i live in missisauga 😂
I didn't know that. Thank you. Hamilton boy here.
I wish I was there to taste the original Harland Sanders Fried chicken, not this greasy monstrosity they sell today :(
@Hao Wei Li everything in US are "frozen frozen fresh frozen"
No wonder it's greasy
Avius i have a recipe that if you have scales to measure the weight if you wish. I guarantee you, you won’t be let down!
Actually, since they use old equipments and ingredients, that means the taste also like the old dish.
I mean.. Most traditional old dish that made with old equipments and techniques are not that tasteful.
Less sugar, less salt, less spices, the oil is not high quality oil, doesn't have cleanliness standard.
Most of today's dish made with the use of stainless steel equipments and some Teflon, right? That also affects the taste.
Imagine how they deep-fried back then vs how we deep-fried now. It's different. Of course humankind always got better n better in every aspects in every era. Because of that, our taste also becoming more high and higher.
Probably when you eat that old KFC chicken, you will think it's not as delicious like the modern KFC chicken.
@@yoshidasaki17703 shut up
@@mississippiball1003 why? Hes telling the truth
kfc before: made with grandpa's love
kfc now: made with preservatives
well, all fastfoods are made of preservatives
Ryokoshirou that’s literally all food, preservatives or modified/cloned
You mean steroids?
Murica'
Ryokoshirou he sold the best fried chicken that time tho
@@searsok6889 yes, its made with steroids.
Colonel sanders used to jump the counters at KFC and scream at the employees about how they make the chicken wrong
Did they change it back since the beginning of the 21st century because when I went there it was good or if the Colonel's way was better I got to try it
Welp he wants his customers to get 100% quality
He also shot a man in front of his gas station kfc
Hey, when it’s your hard work, name, business & money on the line; you BETTER jump over those counters & scream your head off!
If they dont like it they should make it right
Dude Hustled alot and made his Dream Come true what an Inspiration Harland Sanders 🔥.
Poorness doesn't bring sadness but it brings madness for achieving targets and goals
KFC in the old days: Made with love sincere
KFC nowadays: Made only for money with no sincere or love at all
KFC in the old days: battered and fried fresh on the daily.
KFC nowadays: throw it all in the microwave shhh they wont tell the difference
Free chicken when u cook some
It ain't even real chicken these days
I no longer buy KFC
So dry i feel like they squeezed all the juice out
Even though i am a vegetarian i respect this dude the most
And guess what? You have my respect now.
@@raptorzilla0710 me too.
@@auronnyagangopadhyay7104 i respect your respecting
You may have outrespect me but i have outrespect your outrespecting
@@7_y1ar oof
Respect.
Harlan's autobiography is a must read for any who enjoyed this video.
It will always be a favorite of mine
Generation in Age 20 ~ 30 : I'm a Failure & Unsuccessful, and Poor, why !!??
Colonel Sanders : I'm a Joke to You ??
Am I*
seng create sorry but not funny
@@NationalismDjazair its the best joke of the year 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@NationalismDjazair then joke on you
Ooh I think I got the joke
So one thing not mentioned is that Harman was actually in a family that had a local grocery store in Utah called Harmon's (biggest local grocer in Utah that's family owned) where they first sold the KFC chicken. They than opened the very first KFC not too far away from that first Harmon's location in Murray, Utah.
Uwhaaa?
Who's harman?
Wut?
When I was a kid, every time we went to KFC I thought I would get to meet the Colonel. Never happened. 😢
Same here. Rip
Me too :(
Same :(
same 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yeah. Same. 😔
What an interesting, challenging, eventful, hard-work, and successful life. He lived during challenging times in the United States, during the depression and world war 2, and kept persevering. This man was exceptional!
just think, if those jobs didn't reject him and he got a job wherever he went we wouldn't have kfc
@Gerd Wiesler Or destiny...🤔
Parents really be downing your spirit every chance they get.. at 10 she expected him to hold a job
Didn't realise how easy we have it?
Well it was a different time
I wouldn't say it's downing because back in those days families needed money
Usually the men were the money makers
So when the father's/men died the family was kind of in trouble
So someone had to step up
In this case it was Sanders
Not downing at all it was literally a necessity for him to hold a job to feed the family. Either she pushed him to do that or they starved. These were troubling times and not everybody had the money to get by.
It was over 100 years ago, times are changing and i think this wasn't bad idea at all, kids today can't do anything
I think he ended up doing ok considering the pressure his mom put him under. Perhaps it was a benefit?
Sanders is the example of each person has their own timeline of success. No one has the right to question why you're delayed in success.
In that commercial at the start he looks like such a happy old man
Talk about a real self made man!! God bless this hard working man!
That is a man who didn’t know the word quit. RIP sir.
He took the time down from 30 minutes to under 10, hmm. Imma need to have a talk with my kfc about this.
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The colonel was one of the good men of history, all he wanted was one restaurant where people could taste his unique chicken recipes
"How KFC was made from a gas station"
So they used gasoline as cooking oil?
I though the same thing 😂
It tastes like they do now
I did the exact same thought a few days ago XD
Same here
That's why it's so greasy
Imagine a guy that drop out of 7th grade became such a successful businessman while going through depression and world war 2. Inspirational.
A long time ago, when you could sit down INSIDE a restaurant to enjoy a meal (remember?) I'd ask the server at KFC: "Do you know his name?" -- pointing to Col. Harlan Sander's iconic, cartoon image. Usually "No." So I'd share my favorite story of persistence: "When he was retirement age, in his 60's he visited restaurants to ask owners if they wanted to split the profits using his special secret recipe of "eleven different herbs and spices." Who wouldn't give up, after the first hundred rejections? Or, the first 500. How about a thousand rejections? On his visit to, I think it was restaurant owner 1,009, he finally got his first "Yes. If it sells, you get 50 per cent of the profits." The very first "Kentucky Fried Chicken" franchise was born. ["Yes, Grampa -- you've told us the story before!"]
Would love to stop and listen to that little story but ive got a 12 piece to sell
Riap
Stonks
Wow, to be honest with you this video gave me so much hope for myself in life. To know that Harlan Sanders went through alot of the same things ive been through, and like me lived on benefits for a while, and went from that to being the founder and owner of one of the biggest most widely heard of fast food franchises on earth! Even in egypt they love his fried chicken, and KFC is actually an acronym that makes it into alot of conversations over there too! But idk, this video tells me to never give up. I have all these big ideas and plans in my head one day for my empire, and hearing this right now makes me feel more hopeful that I can get there one day!!
Oof
Can you fry a 3 piece chicken though. 🐔 🐥 🍗
GLA"
SSES
KFC is huge here in Indonesia. Outsells Mickey dees many times over
This dude is honestly great, his legacy is honestly crazy
1973 in Lexington Kentucky, I lived next door to an elderly lady named Eula Gibson. In the early days, Colonel Sanders employed her to create recipes for his restaurant in Corbin Kentucky. In 1973, only 3 people knew the recipe for KFC chicken… Sanders, Eula Gibson and one other (unknown). It is highly likely that Mrs. Gibson created the recipe and not Colonel Sanders. As a kid, she would make KFC chicken at home for me and her 7 year old grandson Ford Gibson. 🍗🍗🍗
Wow, this guy hustled his whole life, even when a lot of failures came his way. True inspiration.
RIP
Great story..surely there's an inspirational film for Tom Hanks in there.
in a world where you can drop out of grade school and still become a lawyer. What a fascinating world that must have been.
R.i.p the colonel, one real G.
When he died the recipe died right with him
His recipe is put in the secure vault
@@tomxaider2058 just like Coca- Cola...
im so sad
that he died
i taste it was so good
Man what an incredible story of determination and a true hard work ethic
He would be so disappointed if he saw what these franchises did with the quality of his chicken now 😞
@Ataur Rahman No it's not. Today's KFC is terrible. When the Colonel was alive the pieces of chicken were bigger and meatier, less greasy, less salty, and tasted 10 times better. I know, I worked in one of the first Canadian KFC franchises in 1964.
Yup most people around now never tasted real KFC. It tasted nothing like now. There was literally no better F chicken anywhere. It was so juicy and tasty, it went bad around early 90's. The mash was actual potato, fresh corn, and the biscuits were fluffy. People don't realize that the horrible fast food of today got popular because it used to taste better than gourmet.
he was disappointed. he drove around the country saying so and KFC sued him for libel in 1978.
maybe it hasnt changed at all....
kfc is shit.....i make significantly better chicken at home
@@ckdanny
if people only posted when someone asks, the internet would be quite a barren wasteland......
Unlike any other competitor, whose chicken can be easily replicated at home, KFC has stood the test of time. To make it at home, you have to get the seasoning right(which is still a secret). That's not just a mystery (though some have gotten mighty close), but also is a question of the adhesion. It has to blend into the flour perfectly also. Then, you have to cook it right. The cooking time has to be precise. Most of all, you have to have a pressure cooker. Good luck on that; they're expensive, hard to set up, hard to clean, and hazardous if you're not careful.
Who else didnt search this up.
It doesn't matter
@@sthembisomthembu395 ok...
Josean on the blox I did
@@sloap lol i think 90% of us didnt
Josean on the blox I mean I did