You see I know this is a parody, but at one of the retail jobs I had worked at had a couple days where the district manager would come in to "work" with us. In actuality she was just there to nitpick everyone for every single thing, going so far as to criticize employees for drinking water. The work she did was little if anything, and even when she did attempt to help, it was so poorly done that it ended up hurting our workflow. Big middle finger to you, unnamed district manager ;)
That's too bad the DM was like that. The company I work for our DM works her ass off when she has to come to our store to help. The owner stops by occasionally and I've been running a shift and been short staffed and he hops on the line to help us out during rush. That's one reason why I still work there.
@@amberm144 I used to work at Taco Bell while I was in college, and my experience was similar to yours. When the district manager came in, she worked the store like her life depended on it!
that sucks at my current retail store im in, we would often have the DM visit and immediately start working along with different departments seeing how they move along.
I know this is an old post but this is how Payless ShoeSource District Managers and Regional Managers acted. I was amazed at how these people were at the top but knew so little about customer service, how to stock shoes, and shoplifting. When any of these guys visited the store I knew we were going to get behind schedule and get heavily shoplifted. Also if anyone ever paid attention while using a coupon at Payless they would notice the percentage would be wrong a quarter of the time, if not more. Such as using 25% off coupon wouldn’t take a $20 shoe down to $15 plus tax but take the shoe down to $16 plus tax which would be 20%. Every time a coupon didn’t work right it was always in the company’s favor. And if an employee would call the DM to tell them about the problem they would get mad if you adjust the price if the customer didn’t notice the problem.
Undercover boss is cool but what if they did the reverse where an employee just became the boss and everyone went along with it. Would be such a good show
Imagine the training-in portion of that. "So uh, I guess none of us really know what the last guy did, he was only really here for 2 or 3 hours a day."
ah yes undercover boss: where people suddenly can't tell they are on a set with lighting and cameras while they introduce the "100% not-weird new employee" to the job
@@Kano_Productions He used to bring me in his office once a month just to scream at me and tell me I wasn't good enough. I was making the firm thousands of dollars every month and winning 96% of my cases. The whole time I was there I only lost twice. I left for a better job and when I told him about it he cut me off as I was telling him I would give him the customary two weeks so the firm could transition to tell me I could get my things and leave right now if I wanted. I left that day and never looked back. He's so delusional he recently sent me happy holidays text messages in a transparent attempt to get me back to the firm. Yeah that is never gonna happen.
Before I worked at McDonald’s (for almost 3 years), a friend I knew got fired. The GM wanted the uniform back (his shirt) and my bud did exactly that. He took off the shirt and walked out.
This makes me appreciate Gus from Breaking Bad. Yeah he's a murderous drug dealer. But he also works alongside his employees in his fast food establishment. It sends a good message of humility and equality, good for him.
@@dangerousdays2052 Yeah, good point. But that's one of the only times he was shitty to his non criminal employees. I can't even think of another time.
I actually had a job who made me leave my boots after they fired me (they closed my my whole shift). I had been wearing those boots for four months 50+ hours a week in a foundry and were covered in paint. So they were way past the point where someone else would just use them without having serious questions.
Someone should do a deep dive on this sound because it was EVERYWHERE 😂 Hell I remember it best from the part in Dragon Age Origins when your character goes into the fade.
One of the things that bothered me most about this show is that the CEOs act like they own the companies and actually employ all the people there - they both work for the same company as employees lol
@@soundrogue4472 Even if they legally have 100% ownership, they still don't pay the employees - the company does. The employees don't work for the owner they work for the company, an owner can easily be replaced but the workforce of a company can't
@@rawrdino7046 Most of the time no, they're another employee that can be fired by the board. They generally own shares in the company, but that type of ownership doesn't mean you can go into a storefront and tell the employees what to do
Not a single place provided them or even took them out of a pay check. At 17 I had to pay for them, in order to work at mc donalds I had to purchase their non slip uncomfortable ass shoes.
I've discovered this channel by chance and I am honestly surprised this channel isn't as well known as it should be. The content and comedy is pure gold
Long time fan of the TV network WWG3. First time writer. Just wanna say how much I love the programming on this network they bring such great programming like cupcake interns, and home life makeovers, and who can forget the hit "intro/extro/floppo?" The hit show about an introvert thrown into the crazy world of an average extrovert, who himself is thrown into the mundane Xbox riddled world of introvert Land.
Goddammit, anxiously awaiting the next vid. You guys are honestly one of the best channels on TH-cam. It's been a long time since I've laughed so hard. I literally went back and binged all of your stuff on repeat. Keep up the great work gents. You're all truly hilarious
I've been watching you guys for a long time, and the charm, originality, and the hilariousness, has always made me laugh! Keep up the good work, and please, let me finance a sandcastle from you guys.
You guys are freakin hilarious 😂🤣😂 I have been binging your videos for a few hours and my stomach hurts from all the laughing 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks 🙏 I love this ❤️
What’s the name of a coffee shop owned by a guy like this?
There's one near my house called "Coffee Shop owned by a guy like this" so probably that
Florida's
Probably called: coffee cafe shop store
It's called "This is my Coffee Shop Seriously my Face is the Logo" and the logo is his DL picture
Cafe Douche
You see I know this is a parody, but at one of the retail jobs I had worked at had a couple days where the district manager would come in to "work" with us. In actuality she was just there to nitpick everyone for every single thing, going so far as to criticize employees for drinking water. The work she did was little if anything, and even when she did attempt to help, it was so poorly done that it ended up hurting our workflow. Big middle finger to you, unnamed district manager ;)
That's too bad the DM was like that. The company I work for our DM works her ass off when she has to come to our store to help. The owner stops by occasionally and I've been running a shift and been short staffed and he hops on the line to help us out during rush. That's one reason why I still work there.
@@amberm144 I used to work at Taco Bell while I was in college, and my experience was similar to yours. When the district manager came in, she worked the store like her life depended on it!
that sucks at my current retail store im in, we would often have the DM visit and immediately start working along with different departments seeing how they move along.
I swear they genuinely believe criticizing is helping
I know this is an old post but this is how Payless ShoeSource District Managers and Regional Managers acted. I was amazed at how these people were at the top but knew so little about customer service, how to stock shoes, and shoplifting. When any of these guys visited the store I knew we were going to get behind schedule and get heavily shoplifted.
Also if anyone ever paid attention while using a coupon at Payless they would notice the percentage would be wrong a quarter of the time, if not more. Such as using 25% off coupon wouldn’t take a $20 shoe down to $15 plus tax but take the shoe down to $16 plus tax which would be 20%. Every time a coupon didn’t work right it was always in the company’s favor.
And if an employee would call the DM to tell them about the problem they would get mad if you adjust the price if the customer didn’t notice the problem.
feel like he might regret firing all his workers when he realizes he's alone in this coffee shop and doesn't know how to operate doors
LMAO!! I DIDNT EVEN THINK ABOUT THAT
Employees are replaceable?
@@unlucky-d7bhow will he leave? He cant open the doors
@@coffeecrispy2673 he still has his phone
He can buy a robot to do it for him
@@unlucky-d7b Lmao he can't use a door or even be nice, you think he can hire people 😂
“I single-handedly built this company from when my dad gave it to me” 😂
best one liner
Started from the top and finally rose to the... Topper
Undercover boss is cool but what if they did the reverse where an employee just became the boss and everyone went along with it. Would be such a good show
Well, it is a staged show!
hell yah comrade
That’s pretty cool idea actually!
You should pitch it!
and then the show ends and all the employees eat the old boss when they realise anyone can do their job
Imagine the training-in portion of that. "So uh, I guess none of us really know what the last guy did, he was only really here for 2 or 3 hours a day."
You may feel bad for Tyler, Ruth, & Tabitha, but they made off with company shoes. Now who has the last laugh?
True 😂
Did they though? It never showed their feet, so maybe they just slipped them off fast.
well, Tyler didn't. He just got the apron and hat
edit: thinking on it, they prob had to buy those from the company when they started their jobs
Who's Tyler? I only know a Daquan who worked there.
@@giggabiite4417 They make you pay for those? Even Wendies doesn't do that shit. They do make you buy the shoes however.
ah yes undercover boss: where people suddenly can't tell they are on a set with lighting and cameras while they introduce the "100% not-weird new employee" to the job
they apparently put in under the guise of a different show about someone who hasnt worked in a few years or something
Not only that every single employee has a sad woe is me story.
@Dead_Goat honestly the woe stories are probs real. Life sucks for anyone that isn't a rich asshole.
@@Aediah yes a show about someone who hasn’t worked in a few years how intriguing
@@trollge3712think you're forgetting the many random and dumbass reality shows that do exist it's not too crazy to believe
Mitch's character isn't too broken up about getting fired. He recognized the CEO because he's sleeping with his wife
This is how all the bosses that put Chief "Empathy" Officer in their LinkedIn profiles actually behave with their human resource.
Human Resources? More like Company Resources.
Stop hurting people with truth, it's irresponsible and wasteful.
I mean, let's be honest, no one who is actually in any way empathetic, feels the need to put that in their title.
More like Chubby Empanada Obliterator
@strgn1360 Stop desensitizing perception
The constant cymbal swells every 20 seconds really was the cherry on top.
I spat my drink when you removed the fake mustache just to reveal your real mustache.
It was so Fuggen good 😂😂😂
Roach Dogg Jr! Wazzup
This is what would happen if the show wasn't on TV and the bosses didn't have to try to pretend to be decent people
The smaller the business, the less likely there is for shitty bosses
@@Kano_Productions Oh I wholeheartedly disagree with that! The absolute worst boss I ever had was a small business owner.
@@JonathanLit i supose there are outliers, for you and me both. what all did he do?
@@Kano_Productions He used to bring me in his office once a month just to scream at me and tell me I wasn't good enough. I was making the firm thousands of dollars every month and winning 96% of my cases. The whole time I was there I only lost twice. I left for a better job and when I told him about it he cut me off as I was telling him I would give him the customary two weeks so the firm could transition to tell me I could get my things and leave right now if I wanted. I left that day and never looked back. He's so delusional he recently sent me happy holidays text messages in a transparent attempt to get me back to the firm. Yeah that is never gonna happen.
@@JonathanLit hmm sounds like your boss was jewish
Wait- so the company paid for his shoes but not anyone else’s shoes… and does that mean that the aprons and hats were bought by the employees
Most places make you buy your own uniforms
Yep
That one guy just didn’t have enough for everything
The shoes were his Christmas bonus
Damn. I legitimately hate this boss. Amazing acting
I don’t think I have ever hated a character more
Fr tho .I never thought I could hate someone so much in a 3 min skit lol
“Dequan (Tyler), when I told you how I built this company single-handedly from- when my dad gave it to me”
That line alone is gold
2:15 i thought him keeping the hat and the apron on was a mistake. Then i realized they made him buy his own hat and apron and thats truly evil
Before I worked at McDonald’s (for almost 3 years), a friend I knew got fired. The GM wanted the uniform back (his shirt) and my bud did exactly that. He took off the shirt and walked out.
This makes me appreciate Gus from Breaking Bad. Yeah he's a murderous drug dealer. But he also works alongside his employees in his fast food establishment. It sends a good message of humility and equality, good for him.
But there was that one time when Gus made homie scrub the chicken basket for like 3 hours after work because he needed an alibi.
@@dangerousdays2052 Yeah, good point. But that's one of the only times he was shitty to his non criminal employees. I can't even think of another time.
he's still a boss so he's still bad
@@coolbutnotverycool1440 Not really
@@testacals oh
Seriously how are you guys able to consistently release one high quality video after another? The props and everything have to cost a fortune
Pretty sure they just rented the coffee shop space but yeah they’re videos are all high quality
They run a huge underground crime ring, that's how they get the money
2:19 One of your best jokes in my opinion.
Agreed
Laughed my fucking ass off xD
I actually had a job who made me leave my boots after they fired me (they closed my my whole shift). I had been wearing those boots for four months 50+ hours a week in a foundry and were covered in paint. So they were way past the point where someone else would just use them without having serious questions.
The "American reality TV dramatic sound effect" at 0:30 was just perfect.
Someone should do a deep dive on this sound because it was EVERYWHERE 😂 Hell I remember it best from the part in Dragon Age Origins when your character goes into the fade.
Just have to say, some employees left with company shoes. Gotta call the cops on them
least evil CEO
lol fr
The realism for most companies when the cameras aren’t on them.
"Daquan" *Tyler name fades in*
Props to the boss for standing up to Daquan. Time theft is serious
Undercover Boss is so incredibly rife with comedic premises.
undercover pimp
One of the things that bothered me most about this show is that the CEOs act like they own the companies and actually employ all the people there - they both work for the same company as employees lol
Depends on how much they own in the company.
@@soundrogue4472 Even if they legally have 100% ownership, they still don't pay the employees - the company does. The employees don't work for the owner they work for the company, an owner can easily be replaced but the workforce of a company can't
Wait CEO isn't the owner of the company?
@@rawrdino7046 Most of the time no, they're another employee that can be fired by the board. They generally own shares in the company, but that type of ownership doesn't mean you can go into a storefront and tell the employees what to do
@@rawrdino7046 not always no
Undercover boss is dumb. The employees never question why an entire camera crew is filming their sad stories told to a new employee. 😂
They say it's for a fake reality show
I'm convinced they play dumb because of the potential rewards.
Most empathetic CEO
He must be the CEO of Domino’s as well. I swear psychopaths have more empathy than Dominos management
Those last three got to keep their company shoes. All of them got to keep their uniforms. Such a generous and caring company
Comedy aside, I can see the massive improvement in the quality when I first see your video 3 years ago. Keep up the great work!
There are far less Wizards and far less Guns
@@echodff a sad point, but it seems to be for the better
I just realized that the first employee had a shaky voice. He also kept glancing at the camera. It gave the feel he was nervous being video taped.
I had to pay for my shoes at every job that required non slip shoes.
Not a single place provided them or even took them out of a pay check. At 17 I had to pay for them, in order to work at mc donalds I had to purchase their non slip uncomfortable ass shoes.
> “Dequan,”
…Tyler
Most underrated joke 😂
By far 😂
This is what the real undercover boss would be like if they weren't being filmed
Yeah that doesn't make any sense because they would get fired if they acted like that after which they'd have to reveal they are the boss.
I love that this is essentially just how the concept would go if the ceos came up with the idea instead of tv producers.
I've discovered this channel by chance and I am honestly surprised this channel isn't as well known as it should be. The content and comedy is pure gold
I love how he pulls on the windows of the doors
This guy thinks being CEO means he “owns the company?” LOLZ jokes on him because I’m the undercover owner.
Should have named it “The worst boss on undercover boss” so some people won’t realize it’s a sketch for a while.
I went to Dartmouth, I'm not going to wash that, uh, uh, uh,
"CUP!"
A lot of good his degree did!
2:18 that’s a weird way to pronounce Tyler
I love how they used all the sound and music for that type of show lmao
Long time fan of the TV network WWG3.
First time writer. Just wanna say how much I love the programming on this network they bring such great programming like cupcake interns, and home life makeovers, and who can forget the hit "intro/extro/floppo?" The hit show about an introvert thrown into the crazy world of an average extrovert, who himself is thrown into the mundane Xbox riddled world of introvert Land.
Goddammit, anxiously awaiting the next vid. You guys are honestly one of the best channels on TH-cam. It's been a long time since I've laughed so hard. I literally went back and binged all of your stuff on repeat. Keep up the great work gents. You're all truly hilarious
As a Dartmouth student I could name like three future Michaels off the top of my head
Okay, the "leave your shoes" part got me!
The mustache coming off to reveal the mustache. Gold.
this makes me want to be a boss so i can go undercover. now i just need a dad.
The CEO actually died in the store. With no employees left who knew how to operate the doors, he eventually starved to death.
You know, I usually prefer your comedic and satirical style sketches, but this one was so realistic, it’s like I was right back at work!
I sorta expected him to demand everybody leave their shoes when they were fired like he did the first guy.
y'know, i kinda genuinely like how your thumbnails don't give away basically any of the jokes in the video. makes every one feel like a curveball
I get so happy when I see a WWG upload!!
That last line just crotch-kicked me in the funny bone.
I'm gonna try this next time I get a new job. How far can I get? How many people could I fire?
He pulls off his mustache to show his other mustache. That’s pretty funny!
The moustache pull of had me dead.
Kindest, nicest, most working-class CEO.
The real moustache under the fake one just cracked me up
It would have been funnier if he made all of them leave their shoes.
It would have!
Thanks for the response! I love your content.
2:20 too realistic
I like how he made him take off the shoes but not that apron
I've been watching you guys for a long time, and the charm, originality, and the hilariousness, has always made me laugh! Keep up the good work, and please, let me finance a sandcastle from you guys.
The moustache under the moustache was hilarious
The reveal of his fake moustache being over his real moustache shocked me
0:50 .. and now he dosent have to do that either cus that settlements gonna leave him cushy.
As the manager I would have reminded him I am the last one left to do the work he won’t lmao
Moustache under a fake moustache a CLASSIC bit
Love how accurate the portrayal of ceos is
WWG once again bringing out top tier comedy
the mustache on top of the mustache got me
You guys are freakin hilarious 😂🤣😂
I have been binging your videos for a few hours and my stomach hurts from all the laughing 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks 🙏
I love this ❤️
If undercover boss used the CEO for a health insurance business
Those are my shoes. I own those shoes. I'm wearing them. They're my shoes. Wow I feel so seen, through my shoes.
It only gets better, aging like fine wine
The mustache under the fake mustache broke me
Alternative title: undercover boss if it was real and not scripted
He forget to ask the other 3 shoes lol
When he pulled off his moustache to reveal an identical moustache below I felt that.
What a good boss, he let Da'quan keep his shoes.
Jesus Christ lol
Evil is putting it mildly
Ily wizards (not daniel)
What did he do
@@codygamin5113 he knows.
So he's every CEO to actually exist
When the parody is actually just the real thing.
I can't tell you how much I wanna see this sketch done with construction workers.
The white guy named daquan got me crying 😂
This is really how this feels
Lmao. Daquin! Tyler pops up on the screen 🤣
I wouldn't be shocked if this actually happened when the cameras turned off on Undercover Boss.
You crammed every ceo of america in one
undercover boss but he's just an average CEO
Literally most bosses in small non corporate automotive repair shops.
Jobs come and go, but shoes are forever.
Lolol, the mustache reveal is gooold
If the camera wasn't there, they probably would do this.
This is basically just the Hooter’s episode.
I feel like this is just everybody's boss
Soo... Just undercover boss, then.