Unfortunately you dont have a right to refuse service in many places no matter how abusive the customer is. As to that store manager, I would have told him to go and stick the bread slicer where the sun dont shine when he claimed I was the instigator. Specially when she was abusive the last time.
I had a shower, started laundry and began listening to this great KCC Video. My day is wonderful and now it's complete after a double shot of Tremendous KCC Content! Much love to Rob and the KCC Crew and all the KCC friends fans & fiends! All youse remember; Stay Awesome and Frosty my friends!
Son complained once in front of me; his Mom often answered questions with, "Maybe Later". He said that was how he learned that the were never going to get to do it. I didn't know for a couple of years that she was doing this. No happy ending, just she finally found out that she was a "No-sayer."
Trucking story: I've driven for a couple of big name companies. It's not quite as easy as you may think to pick up an abandoned truck. First you have to have a driver available to go get the truck and often have to rent that driver a car to get there and then pay for a taxi from car rental place to where the truck is. The real expense comes in if the load was to keep a production line going which happens more often than you may think due to "just in time" deliveries. Many factories don't keep large quantities of parts/supplies on hand due to the expense. If a line is shut down due to a late delivery the trucking company pays dearly.
Agree with traveling once we get back to semi-normal. Even if it's your own country (Americas) or continent (Europe/Asia)... travel makes you see different things than what you know and will help round you out. I am grateful for my travels to various western and southern parts of my own USA. Penultimate story was hilarious as well. Good on you Mac. All other stories had great MC as well... just had to highlight favorites. Thanks to all OPs, MC committers, and KCC for this episode of Storytime.
Rob thanks for putting it in chapter mode. Please do more videos that way especially the long 2 or more hour ones. I follow a few channels similar to yours but I prefer you and austin and 1 other because of no computer voice.
You do realize the same stuff happens all the time in societies where the population is all the same race. People pick insults on the most immediate features, you look rich? "rich bitch", you look poor "homeless trash", you good looking? "stuck up pretty boy", you look ugly "ugly bitch", you tall/thin? "green bean twig" you short/fat? "tomato, potato, ect". Race is just one of the fastest/easiest features to identify, hence the easiest go to insult. Most of the time people are going to scream, yell, insult whoever, it doesn't matter the race, but race is just the easiest insult to come up with. People think racist slurs means the person is racist, but it's just an insult like an of the hundreds of others picking on social status, wealth, religious, sex, ect. Realistically only a small % of people using racial slurs are motivated by actual race rather than just the convivence of using a racial slur.
bread lady is a good example of why i can't do anything that requires customer service. call me "cracker" get a loaf of bread up your keester. i could never be a good fit, i don't play well with others.
Story four: My brother did the same thing. He worked for a trucking company in Ohio and had to take a load to California. in Arizona he had reached his limit in hours and told them that he was stopping for the night. They told him to fudge his log and to keep driving. He left the truck in a parking lot, took a cab to the airport and flew back to Ohio
In the late 60s or early 70s I had a friend that was an owner/operator. Every month he got a check for his pay, and a second check for the trucks pay. After some time, the truck check was missing or short. He was told that it was just a temporary thing, and that they would catch up in the next month's check. Well, they did not catch up. He had a load of something that was watched over by Uncle Sam, and he hid the truck and trailer in the mountains. (Northern Cali, or Southern Oregon) They actually sent thugs to his house to "convince" him to cooperate. He was ex military and had many friends. He called together these friends when he started this episode. They definitely had his back. Not only did the thugs fail, but it was worse than that. The company decided to pay him all of his money, and he delivered the merchandise. He then quit, and went on with his life. I asked him what his friends did, and he told me that I did not want to know. That was good enough for me. When he got mad, he scared me. Like I said this was 40 to 50 years ago, things work differently now I hope. I use to talk to truckers that use to run 3 log-books to do that "creative" book keeping. In the 90s, I needed a CDL for work, but I was a mechanic. It did not matter to DOT wether I was driving my service truck, or pulling wrenches. I have been out in the field working on something, when my boss would call me on the phone and tell me that I was out of hours and to come in for a couple of days. At the time, I thought that was awesome. My normal day was 12 hours, and went up from there to 29 hours. (I only did one of those) I found out after a while that burning the candle at both ends does not give you twice the light, it just damages the candle. Thankfully, I am now retired.
14:47 this reminds me of just how under appreciated truckers are, some people even have to gull to mock them for "not having a real job and just sit on their butt, and blah blah blah"
8:41 the problem with that in the states, and probably some of Canada, you can't record someone everywhere commercially, as of today in the US there are 11 of the 50 states that are 2 party consent, as in if you records someone else with out their nalage or consent, it can lead to legal repercussions, or arbitration
But refusing to serve a rude customer these days will get you called racist, bigot, anti-LGBTQ1234, etc. It never occurs to them the possibility of the problem or issue is with them.
Over the Road Truckers are the ones that travel long distances between pickup and delivery such as pickup a load in Vancouver BC and deliver it to Toledo OH. Most are away from home for a week or two and some for even longer. I used to know an O-T-R Trucker that didn't even own or rent a home, he owned his Truck and drove for 3-4 Months, living out of the Truck and when he needed some extended down-time, he went to a nice area, parked in a good Truck Stop, rented a car and lived in a camp ground or hotel while he did Tourist stuff each day and 2-3 weeks later, he'd climb back in his Truck and go back to work for another 3-4 Months until he needed more down-time...That was his life, he had no living family and all his friends were Truckers too...
Under the Road - is called Local. These drivers only drive to a location an hour or two (perhaps a bit longer)away from home, and they expect to be home by evening or night. 🚚 Dry cargo 🚛 Refrigerated cargo 🚐Short Bus 🚖 Cab/Taxi 🚍 Public/School bus They might not need a CDL(Commercial Drivers License. But a Limo, Cab, Bus and OTR Truck drivers need a CDL. 🐾🐺🐾
The last story, if you want to trave best way to do so is in the military. I have been to many places that I know that I never would have seen otherwise. No it isn't glamorous and you have to bust your butt at times but I look back at those times fondly.
Opening an account in someone's else's name sounds highly illegal. Glad OP was able to get the Jacka**es to drop it, but the whole situation is sketchy as all h*ll
Unfortunately you dont have a right to refuse service in many places no matter how abusive the customer is. As to that store manager, I would have told him to go and stick the bread slicer where the sun dont shine when he claimed I was the instigator. Specially when she was abusive the last time.
I had a shower, started laundry and began listening to this great KCC Video. My day is wonderful and now it's complete after a double shot of Tremendous KCC Content! Much love to Rob and the KCC Crew and all the KCC friends fans & fiends! All youse remember;
Stay Awesome and Frosty my friends!
Son complained once in front of me; his Mom often answered questions with, "Maybe Later". He said that was how he learned that the were never going to get to do it. I didn't know for a couple of years that she was doing this. No happy ending, just she finally found out that she was a "No-sayer."
I always got "We'll see"...such a nice way of saying no.
Trucking story: I've driven for a couple of big name companies. It's not quite as easy as you may think to pick up an abandoned truck. First you have to have a driver available to go get the truck and often have to rent that driver a car to get there and then pay for a taxi from car rental place to where the truck is. The real expense comes in if the load was to keep a production line going which happens more often than you may think due to "just in time" deliveries. Many factories don't keep large quantities of parts/supplies on hand due to the expense. If a line is shut down due to a late delivery the trucking company pays dearly.
Agree with traveling once we get back to semi-normal. Even if it's your own country (Americas) or continent (Europe/Asia)... travel makes you see different things than what you know and will help round you out. I am grateful for my travels to various western and southern parts of my own USA.
Penultimate story was hilarious as well. Good on you Mac.
All other stories had great MC as well... just had to highlight favorites.
Thanks to all OPs, MC committers, and KCC for this episode of Storytime.
Rob thanks for putting it in chapter mode. Please do more videos that way especially the long 2 or more hour ones. I follow a few channels similar to yours but I prefer you and austin and 1 other because of no computer voice.
Plus can you do some just no HOA? Those are part malicious compliance and part revenge. So it kinda fits in other forms that you do.
Sorry Rob, you're not allowed to have a cell phone on you when in a bakery, it's a hygiene/health issue.
Stay Awesome Rob &Crew.
Notify zoo management, the Karen has escaped from her enclosure again. - Richard Whittaker.😂🤣😆😁
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Love the last story!!!!!
Love that last story. The daughter knew how to get around her mom. Wish I was that smart when I was younger.
Gotta love racist Karens. His hands were definitely not dirty, she was just a racist.
You do realize the same stuff happens all the time in societies where the population is all the same race. People pick insults on the most immediate features, you look rich? "rich bitch", you look poor "homeless trash", you good looking? "stuck up pretty boy", you look ugly "ugly bitch", you tall/thin? "green bean twig" you short/fat? "tomato, potato, ect". Race is just one of the fastest/easiest features to identify, hence the easiest go to insult. Most of the time people are going to scream, yell, insult whoever, it doesn't matter the race, but race is just the easiest insult to come up with. People think racist slurs means the person is racist, but it's just an insult like an of the hundreds of others picking on social status, wealth, religious, sex, ect. Realistically only a small % of people using racial slurs are motivated by actual race rather than just the convivence of using a racial slur.
The last story is a prime example of reverse psychology. Make the situation you want look like the worst thing ever to somebody else.
bread lady is a good example of why i can't do anything that requires customer service. call me "cracker" get a loaf of bread up your keester. i could never be a good fit, i don't play well with others.
Story four: My brother did the same thing. He worked for a trucking company in Ohio and had to take a load to California. in Arizona he had reached his limit in hours and told them that he was stopping for the night. They told him to fudge his log and to keep driving. He left the truck in a parking lot, took a cab to the airport and flew back to Ohio
“Would you like some money?”
“NO!”
“Okay, fine!”
“No, wait!”
In the late 60s or early 70s I had a friend that was an owner/operator. Every month he got a check for his pay, and a second check for the trucks pay. After some time, the truck check was missing or short. He was told that it was just a temporary thing, and that they would catch up in the next month's check. Well, they did not catch up. He had a load of something that was watched over by Uncle Sam, and he hid the truck and trailer in the mountains. (Northern Cali, or Southern Oregon) They actually sent thugs to his house to "convince" him to cooperate. He was ex military and had many friends. He called together these friends when he started this episode. They definitely had his back. Not only did the thugs fail, but it was worse than that. The company decided to pay him all of his money, and he delivered the merchandise. He then quit, and went on with his life.
I asked him what his friends did, and he told me that I did not want to know. That was good enough for me. When he got mad, he scared me. Like I said this was 40 to 50 years ago, things work differently now I hope. I use to talk to truckers that use to run 3 log-books to do that "creative" book keeping.
In the 90s, I needed a CDL for work, but I was a mechanic. It did not matter to DOT wether I was driving my service truck, or pulling wrenches. I have been out in the field working on something, when my boss would call me on the phone and tell me that I was out of hours and to come in for a couple of days. At the time, I thought that was awesome. My normal day was 12 hours, and went up from there to 29 hours. (I only did one of those)
I found out after a while that burning the candle at both ends does not give you twice the light, it just damages the candle. Thankfully, I am now retired.
14:47 this reminds me of just how under appreciated truckers are, some people even have to gull to mock them for "not having a real job and just sit on their butt, and blah blah blah"
I have a bil that is a trucker. It's hard work 💪loading and uploading, it's not just driving. He makes bank.
Also many idiots "break check" them not comprehending how much of a danger they are placing themselves in.
They never passed basic physics LOL
Your voice is so relaxing. I enjoy listening to all the stories you read.
8:41 the problem with that in the states, and probably some of Canada, you can't record someone everywhere commercially, as of today in the US there are 11 of the 50 states that are 2 party consent, as in if you records someone else with out their nalage or consent, it can lead to legal repercussions, or arbitration
Like the last OP, I don't have the money to travel without my parents help, so I'm glad she (?) Had the chance for an extension on her trip.
Made the day even better
But refusing to serve a rude customer these days will get you called racist, bigot, anti-LGBTQ1234, etc.
It never occurs to them the possibility of the problem or issue is with them.
When you are 20 years old you don't need moms approval for nothing
17:27 and the award goes to?🏆
I drive long haul truck and abandoning a vehicle like that is a death call to your CDL career
Can we get a kcc stories about Kevin shit
Hello everyone how are you today?
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Tremendous, how are you?
@@NobodysGh0sT I'm doing well thank you.
Lmao 😂 what a way to get what you want, and mommy fell right in the middle of the plan 😁👍☄️👍🕊🙏🏻
Good evening
Quick question. Is there under the road truckers? I've heard over the road twice today and I'm to lazy to Google it.
Over the Road Truckers are the ones that travel long distances between pickup and delivery such as pickup a load in Vancouver BC and deliver it to Toledo OH. Most are away from home for a week or two and some for even longer.
I used to know an O-T-R Trucker that didn't even own or rent a home, he owned his Truck and drove for 3-4 Months, living out of the Truck and when he needed some extended down-time, he went to a nice area, parked in a good Truck Stop, rented a car and lived in a camp ground or hotel while he did Tourist stuff each day and 2-3 weeks later, he'd climb back in his Truck and go back to work for another 3-4 Months until he needed more down-time...That was his life, he had no living family and all his friends were Truckers too...
I think under the road truckers are moles.
Under the Road - is called Local. These drivers only drive to a location an hour or two (perhaps a bit longer)away from home, and they expect to be home by evening or night.
🚚 Dry cargo
🚛 Refrigerated cargo
🚐Short Bus
🚖 Cab/Taxi
🚍 Public/School bus
They might not need a CDL(Commercial Drivers License.
But a Limo, Cab, Bus and OTR Truck drivers need a CDL.
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Thanks for brightening my days.
Do you really think retail stores allow employees to record customers?! Lmao wtf
KCC: uploads a new video
me: *I AM SPEED*
Vroom!
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Hey Lightning, are you ready? 😁
@@shadowfoxx5317 am I two or three laps ahead? (Am I ready? Pshaw. For decades!)
I AM SPEED.
Rob, may your day be as joyful as mine. Aloha!😊
The last story, if you want to trave best way to do so is in the military. I have been to many places that I know that I never would have seen otherwise. No it isn't glamorous and you have to bust your butt at times but I look back at those times fondly.
Opening an account in someone's else's name sounds highly illegal. Glad OP was able to get the Jacka**es to drop it, but the whole situation is sketchy as all h*ll
Thats a greek family lol welcome to the USA go to greece for 2 weeks
Thanks Rob!!!
Good evening Rob
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