When Kurtis fiance said "see I told you, you are worth it".😢😢😢I cried like a baby. Some times all a man needs is for someone to believe in him and to help him see his full potential. He couldn't lose, he has God a good woman a great job and he genuinely loves from his heart ❤❤He has many more blessings that he doesn't even know about.
All men need it most pretend we don't because of the way we was raised and stuff. Don't cry and be strong. Being the main one. All I've ever wanted is someone to believe in me and be there, someone to talk to. Someone to break down to when everything gets too hard. But I don't have noone. And have to pretend I'm fine daily. This is a fact woth most men. We have no one to reach out to.
@@StretchGamesHD I believe that and I know it to be true. My father is 1 of 14 brothers all of them are military men, hard and strong to the core. He was hard and strict on us girls. It wasn't until I came into my femininity, that I understood him. He was good at holding and hiding his feelings pretending to be okay when he wasn't okay. When I started dating, I knew I wanted a man that could show his emotions and not be robotic. I went to my father on day and hugged him, I told him that it was okay to not be okay and that we needed him and that he was appreciated. I also told him that it was okay to cry. I have never seen my father cry until that day. We all had a long talk all 13 uncles mymother and my uncle's wives. (A family meeting) My mother told my father that she never thought about it like that. Them not being emotionally available to and for each other was damaging to themselves and the kids. I feel that a man should be tough and not hard. I aslo feel that he should find someone he could be vulnerable with and his and her feelings are reciprocated. I truly hope you find someone that can be all these things for you. Communication and being emotionally available for your partner is a key factor. Stay blessed 🙏🏾
@@_pandart6435 That's the thinking mentality that has the divorce rate so high!!!! The same thinking mentality that turn boys into being abusive all because they aren't allowed to cry, so they take it out physically. It's sad that you think that crying is for the weak. I pray that if you have children, if and when you need to cry for or about them, I pray that you can. Stay blessed.
They did. I just watched one. The Mayor of Gary Indiana did an episode. She couldn’t give tax money but other sources helped with stuff and she made changes to things. She worked in Trash and Waste first I think. Then something else, then police, then in Maintenance. Maintenance was unbelievable. The city has the primary equipment repo because it didn’t pay like wtf, he had to use an older vehicle, plus get this part …. NO PAY RAISE FOR 20 years. Wtf. He was getting paid 15.35$ per hour. She gave him only a 10% increase for the entire department staff. Wtf is $1.03 extra per hour. So he making $16.38 an hour after 20 years of service to the city. Wtf. She said the town didn’t have much money but got the police 1.5 million dollars for 20 new police cars. I mean shit 500,000$ should have went to the cop cars and the rest split between departments that needed it. Waste management had broken equipment and equipment down. That department got the budget money increased each year but it went to maybe just the executives salary not to the lower staff or even equipment. He even says “the superintendent of waste management is cool and friends with the mayor, so who can we complain to?” She tells him I’m the end that they aren’t friends and she just knows her and they not close like he thinks. Yeah I call bs. How about fire her ass because her budget increased with the same equipment down and out of service for years. Make the budget and equipment down make any sense. Also she agrees to use $20,000 a year to update each fire department. While the fd have rust and paint chips and cracks in the buildings and they didn’t even show the bathroom but I can’t imagine. He said they get 2-4 fires a day. Imagine working that job and saving life’s and going back to a firehouse with a broken damn toilet. Shit no. They good and can keep that job.
Glen Stamper, good thought until you listen to criminister trudeau. That sorry excuse for a human being does not accept that he's to blame for all that has gone wrong with our once beautiful and thriving country, but blames everything else. But yes, the politicians should have to get a dose of reality.
When his wife at the end was saying I told you you were worth it. That just hit me in all the feels. He's grown from homeless and an alcoholic to helping the community and will head up an outreach program. That's just legendary.
He deserved it. The minute he said, “I treat this like my dream job so when I get my dream job I’m ready” I thought “give this man everything.” Not many people like that in the world.
Im a 50 year old man, 6 ft 2 and 250lbs and spent over 3 years in Iraq and Afghanistan and I was blubbering like an idiot too. It was her complete lack of surprise it happenened to him because her faith in him was so strong
This is the most generous undercover boss. You can tell he cares about the people in his company as he has made changes to help them, as well as promoting the valuable employees. He does the "teach a man to fish" method. Doesn't just give them money, he gives them raises which will give them more money for as long as they are with the company, as well as teaching them new skills that can be used for other jobs if they wish to leave the company.
I am in tears. Kurtis is such a special, wonderful guy.... and YES, there are people out there 'out of luck', on their knees and they are as brave & inspirational as Kurtis (and the other employees). Thank you Mr. Furmann ! you made a whole lot of difference for all of them. God bless you all.
I really like a boss who comes down and sees the real things on the floors, and care for employees who work hard for money and for the company.. 27.20 even though the guy is only an employee w a small income, he is able to give back, than those who earn more.. respect...
I’m happy for all of them, especially Kurtis. He said something that will stick with me, he said he works his current job like the job he wants so when he does get the job he wants, he’s already prepared. Sometimes I get annoyed with doing things that’s not in my job description, but now I know one day the task that I am doing will be in the job description for the job I want.
“I realized we were doing more for the customers but not our employees” This. This is what these companies don’t realize until it’s too late. Wish all bosses could have an undercover experience
I've met the guy 10 years ago.. I was a liquidator for a major big box store chain that was selling off the fixtures and equipment from stores they closed. Forman Mills was one of my biggest customers as they purchased alot of their fixtures and equipment from other retailers that closed. He used to send trucks and actual employees from his stores to come out to dismantle, pack, and load the fixtures he bought onto his trucks. A lot of hard working employees at his stores that you don't see at many retailers anymore nowadays..
The first girl was great at pushing him and making him realize what exactly his employees have to do on the daily, he can just run around and be manic all day when no one is his boss but for the workers, even if they're ADD is acting up they're gonna have to stay focused
I was an “essential”worker at a warehouse during Covid , and all of us “essential” workers were the first to get laid off! Bosses like this dude are rare!
What determines who is “essential” is the industry you work in. People can buy clothing and retail stuff online so big box retailers are pretty far from essential anymore. My brother is a truck driver that delivers giant beams and equipment that are used to put up huge power lines across the state. No matter what happens economically his job is safe.
Being an undercover boss was a major eye opening experience for him. Hopefully he will take what he learned and improve his stores and employees lives.
He’s truly seen these employees as the valuable people they are. I love her belief in her man and how she’s obviously told him many times before. love ❤️ ❤
Sarah Myrrh....you are so worth it, don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise, you are beautiful, you are smart, you are courageous, you are loved and yes.. you are worth it
A boss realizing the physical labor that goes into a retail job is ALWAYS a good thing. I worked clothing retail from 15-20, tore a rotator cuff lifting boxes, tore other muscles lifting fixtures, fell down uneven dark stairs, had a metal shelving arm piece fall 15 feet onto my head that I shoved a customer away from, and we made $5.25 per hour. We understood busting our butt for whatever was earnable as a kid. My parents supported us just fine but encouraged a work ethic. 💪🙏💞
@@pauljordan4452 Bless you! There is nothing more honorable in the world than to care for your parents as they have difficulties, I'm very lucky that my Mom & Dad are in decent health at 75 & 78 but I'll quit my job immediately if either of them needs me. I'm not very strong at 5'4 & 105 lbs but I apparently carried my Grandma back & forth to the bathroom at night when she had cancer almost 30 years ago. I don't even remember, it was instinctual to help her.
This Boss is on the right track ( He makes some of the other bosses look like cheap bastards) But its also great to see how he wants to help and improve "not only his company" but also the lives of his employees & the entire Community, he and them are all so inspiring... Tears of gladness
When the employees start telling these undercover boss's about their hardships, it's almost like they know something's up & they're putting their bids in 4 a come up.🤭If it isn't that, these people are very trusting 2 relate their personal struggles 2 a stranger...🤔
Why on earth do all these warehouses have people manually wrap pallets when there's machines that rotate the pallet and make it so much faster and easier. That's puzzling! Don't they exist in the US? I bet they do.
I love this show because it makes me realise, the people in corporate cant probably perform our day to day duties. And that these people with hella monies are willing to give back and genuinely help the people that work for their company. I know if i ever got into a big postion id want to give back and see whatthe flaws are within the company so itd become stronger, so we could continually make it better for everyone, customers included.
I wish I had more people like you.. Well Brad or Mr Foreman there's a lot more out there like that it's so funny how these supposedly unscripted shows the boss is coming in they realize they've gotten away from their roots they're doing everything wrong but it takes a show like this to point him in the right direction you can figure it out on their own...
When Kurtis fiance said "see I told you, you are worth it".😢😢😢I cried like a baby. Some times all a man needs is for someone to believe in him and to help him see his full potential. He couldn't lose, he has God a good woman a great job and he genuinely loves from his heart ❤❤He has many more blessings that he doesn't even know about.
All men need it most pretend we don't because of the way we was raised and stuff. Don't cry and be strong. Being the main one. All I've ever wanted is someone to believe in me and be there, someone to talk to. Someone to break down to when everything gets too hard. But I don't have noone. And have to pretend I'm fine daily. This is a fact woth most men. We have no one to reach out to.
Oh yes bruh man cry
@@StretchGamesHD I believe that and I know it to be true. My father is 1 of 14 brothers all of them are military men, hard and strong to the core. He was hard and strict on us girls. It wasn't until I came into my femininity, that I understood him. He was good at holding and hiding his feelings pretending to be okay when he wasn't okay. When I started dating, I knew I wanted a man that could show his emotions and not be robotic. I went to my father on day and hugged him, I told him that it was okay to not be okay and that we needed him and that he was appreciated. I also told him that it was okay to cry. I have never seen my father cry until that day. We all had a long talk all 13 uncles mymother and my uncle's wives. (A family meeting) My mother told my father that she never thought about it like that. Them not being emotionally available to and for each other was damaging to themselves and the kids. I feel that a man should be tough and not hard. I aslo feel that he should find someone he could be vulnerable with and his and her feelings are reciprocated. I truly hope you find someone that can be all these things for you. Communication and being emotionally available for your partner is a key factor. Stay blessed 🙏🏾
@@ms.r.w.3404 pfffttt crying is for the weak
@@_pandart6435 That's the thinking mentality that has the divorce rate so high!!!! The same thinking mentality that turn boys into being abusive all because they aren't allowed to cry, so they take it out physically. It's sad that you think that crying is for the weak. I pray that if you have children, if and when you need to cry for or about them, I pray that you can. Stay blessed.
They need to do a show called undercover politician. So they can get a dose of reality
Bahahahaha! Shoot; I'd watch that! We all need more comedy in our lives anyhow!
Glen you hit the nail on the head!
They did. I just watched one. The Mayor of Gary Indiana did an episode. She couldn’t give tax money but other sources helped with stuff and she made changes to things. She worked in Trash and Waste first I think. Then something else, then police, then in Maintenance. Maintenance was unbelievable. The city has the primary equipment repo because it didn’t pay like wtf, he had to use an older vehicle, plus get this part …. NO PAY RAISE FOR 20 years. Wtf. He was getting paid 15.35$ per hour. She gave him only a 10% increase for the entire department staff. Wtf is $1.03 extra per hour. So he making $16.38 an hour after 20 years of service to the city. Wtf.
She said the town didn’t have much money but got the police 1.5 million dollars for 20 new police cars. I mean shit 500,000$ should have went to the cop cars and the rest split between departments that needed it. Waste management had broken equipment and equipment down. That department got the budget money increased each year but it went to maybe just the executives salary not to the lower staff or even equipment.
He even says “the superintendent of waste management is cool and friends with the mayor, so who can we complain to?”
She tells him I’m the end that they aren’t friends and she just knows her and they not close like he thinks. Yeah I call bs. How about fire her ass because her budget increased with the same equipment down and out of service for years.
Make the budget and equipment down make any sense. Also she agrees to use $20,000 a year to update each fire department. While the fd have rust and paint chips and cracks in the buildings and they didn’t even show the bathroom but I can’t imagine. He said they get 2-4 fires a day. Imagine working that job and saving life’s and going back to a firehouse with a broken damn toilet. Shit no. They good and can keep that job.
Mayor of Cincinnati was a good episode
Glen Stamper, good thought until you listen to criminister trudeau. That sorry excuse for a human being does not accept that he's to blame for all that has gone wrong with our once beautiful and thriving country, but blames everything else. But yes, the politicians should have to get a dose of reality.
When his wife at the end was saying I told you you were worth it. That just hit me in all the feels. He's grown from homeless and an alcoholic to helping the community and will head up an outreach program. That's just legendary.
"I'll treat this job as my dream job, just in case it is"
Turns out it was :)
I loved that part too.
That last guy got the bonus of a lifetime there, a house up to $250k, and double salary in his new position.
He deserves every penny! He has a huge heart and is extremely selfless.
He worked his whole life for that opportunity!
He was worth every thing
He deserved it. The minute he said, “I treat this like my dream job so when I get my dream job I’m ready” I thought “give this man everything.” Not many people like that in the world.
And got the company to start a community outreach program... amazing man
37:35 - The person everyone needs in their life. "I told you you were worth it." Made me cry for him /hug
They part made me tear up instantly. That was so beautiful in that moment
Broke me... Just a blubbering baby... 😂
Im a 50 year old man, 6 ft 2 and 250lbs and spent over 3 years in Iraq and Afghanistan and I was blubbering like an idiot too. It was her complete lack of surprise it happenened to him because her faith in him was so strong
I see what you mean I cried so hard. I don't have some one like that.
Curtis is just so wonderful. He AND his fiance ooze LOVE.
This is the most generous undercover boss. You can tell he cares about the people in his company as he has made changes to help them, as well as promoting the valuable employees. He does the "teach a man to fish" method. Doesn't just give them money, he gives them raises which will give them more money for as long as they are with the company, as well as teaching them new skills that can be used for other jobs if they wish to leave the company.
Or been exposed to shame. We all need Thant sometimes to do better
I am in tears. Kurtis is such a special, wonderful guy.... and YES, there are people out there 'out of luck', on their knees and they are as brave & inspirational as Kurtis (and the other employees). Thank you Mr. Furmann ! you made a whole lot of difference for all of them. God bless you all.
I really like a boss who comes down and sees the real things on the floors, and care for employees who work hard for money and for the company.. 27.20 even though the guy is only an employee w a small income, he is able to give back, than those who earn more.. respect...
"I was sick and tired of being sick tired" anyone else need this quote for 2022?
I need you to be quiet please. thanks
lil baby said it better
Anastacia said it better in 2004
"Sick and tired of being sick and tired" is a regular saying in AA. I'm so happy for that guy.
THAT is a compassionate boss and human being. What great employees 👏 wish them all the best
This is one of the best undercover boss I've seen!!! Good employees are not easy to find!!! He has so many of them, he needs to nurture them!!!
Hell no get off the forklift brad 🤣🤣
This boss learned the most important lesson. You don't have a company without your workers and you need to respect them.
I’m happy for all of them, especially Kurtis. He said something that will stick with me, he said he works his current job like the job he wants so when he does get the job he wants, he’s already prepared. Sometimes I get annoyed with doing things that’s not in my job description, but now I know one day the task that I am doing will be in the job description for the job I want.
Awesome statement. We all better to be like that
This is the best undercover boss I’ve ever seen this ceo was a real person with compassion and love, he’s a real one 💙
“I realized we were doing more for the customers but not our employees”
This. This is what these companies don’t realize until it’s too late. Wish all bosses could have an undercover experience
I literally posted a similar piece on Linkedin today. More CEOs need to do this
I've met the guy 10 years ago.. I was a liquidator for a major big box store chain that was selling off the fixtures and equipment from stores they closed. Forman Mills was one of my biggest customers as they purchased alot of their fixtures and equipment from other retailers that closed. He used to send trucks and actual employees from his stores to come out to dismantle, pack, and load the fixtures he bought onto his trucks. A lot of hard working employees at his stores that you don't see at many retailers anymore nowadays..
It feels so good in my heart to see the rewards. To all of these deserving people.
The first girl was great at pushing him and making him realize what exactly his employees have to do on the daily, he can just run around and be manic all day when no one is his boss but for the workers, even if they're ADD is acting up they're gonna have to stay focused
Man that Curtis... What an amazing man. Glad he got recognized.
I was an “essential”worker at a warehouse during Covid , and all of us “essential” workers were the first to get laid off! Bosses like this dude are rare!
Yeah because a machine can do your job you're not essential its unskilled labor
What determines who is “essential” is the industry you work in. People can buy clothing and retail stuff online so big box retailers are pretty far from essential anymore. My brother is a truck driver that delivers giant beams and equipment that are used to put up huge power lines across the state. No matter what happens economically his job is safe.
Curtís deserves every penny and he should be the store manager
Being an undercover boss was a major eye opening experience for him. Hopefully he will take what he learned and improve his stores and employees lives.
definitely. and not just the few employees who got on TV. He needs to be a decent boss to ALL his employees.
He’s truly seen these employees as the valuable people they are. I love her belief in her man and how she’s obviously told him many times before. love ❤️ ❤
When his wife told him that he is worth it, that hits me hard.. I wish someday someone will tell me that I am also worth it 😔
I may not know you and i may not be a millionaire. But Sarah, you ARE worth it. Peace and love!
@@Bert_de_Wit thank you 😊
YOU Are Worth It! ❤
@@caramelkisses1068 thank you so much ☺️
Sarah Myrrh....you are so worth it, don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise, you are beautiful, you are smart, you are courageous, you are loved and yes.. you are worth it
That guy that got a house, has a wonderful woman next to him. She believes in him and tells him he’s good enough.
Wow...the last guy just met his angel. God I'm in tears 😭😭.... So generous, so deserving
Kurtis you are amazing. The world needs more people like you
man seeing stuff like this makes me super happy I'm glad we have people in the world that give back to the community
Aye Brad got a good sense of humor I promise 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I loved all the people you talked to and that they were such great people. You helped them so much, deservingly so.
A boss realizing the physical labor that goes into a retail job is ALWAYS a good thing. I worked clothing retail from 15-20, tore a rotator cuff lifting boxes, tore other muscles lifting fixtures, fell down uneven dark stairs, had a metal shelving arm piece fall 15 feet onto my head that I shoved a customer away from, and we made $5.25 per hour. We understood busting our butt for whatever was earnable as a kid. My parents supported us just fine but encouraged a work ethic. 💪🙏💞
I never could work retail as I have cerebral palsy however I look after my ageing parents and get RSI. My shoulders hurt.
@@pauljordan4452 Bless you! There is nothing more honorable in the world than to care for your parents as they have difficulties, I'm very lucky that my Mom & Dad are in decent health at 75 & 78 but I'll quit my job immediately if either of them needs me. I'm not very strong at 5'4 & 105 lbs but I apparently carried my Grandma back & forth to the bathroom at night when she had cancer almost 30 years ago. I don't even remember, it was instinctual to help her.
Kurtis running up to his wife hysterically brought me to tears
20:20 that is my favorite moment when he kept saying ladies.
I have extremely high respect for this boss. What he did for Kurtis was amazing!
24:45 brad you did not put your gloves finger in your mouth after scrubbing a public bathroom with your hands…… I’ve never been more appalled
🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Just saw this and yelled!
I saw your comment before I got there, and thought…no way! Then…it happened OMG 😩😫🤢🤮
I had to search so deep for this comment to make sure I wasn’t the only one who saw it 💀
This Boss is on the right track
( He makes some of the other bosses look like cheap bastards)
But its also great to see how he wants to help and improve "not only his company" but also the lives of his employees & the entire Community, he and them are all so inspiring...
Tears of gladness
I like this owner making light of things and causing employees to be frustrated. It was funny
I love when boss promotes and increases the yearly salary.
... when he's cleaning the bathroom and puts the glove he used to clean toilets ... in his mouth 🤮
I just put the same comment as you. So nasty
Yes 🤢🤢🤢
I had to scroll far too long to find this comment. How are so few of us outraged by this
Love Kurtis he is so inspirational
I cried when I saw this and when understood still our big word is full of people with a generous heart
I always start this show off hard as nails and every time by the end I'm crying like a baby
Exactly
Beautiful! So wonderful to see good things happen to good people!! ❤️
Awesome episode I love this TV show whether the outcome is good or bad it is unmatched intellivision:)
Why did he put his hand in his mouth with the glove on when he was cleaning the toilets. 🤮 That was horrid.
I had to ask my self if I really saw that???
I am from Philadelphia but now reside in Florida would love to see a forman mills near Ocala Florida miss your store so much
People that give deserve everything they get ❤️
a very energetic and enthusiastic boss
Omg Tears 😢 Wow great ending. God Bless Brad. Brad‼️😉😂🤣😂🤣
37:35
*I just double tapped my screen expecting a heart* ❤️
👍👌👏👏👏👏 That's exactly how each and every CEO on this planet should act/react. What a great guy! Not already too proud to learn.
I just love this show it shows some corporate companies/owners can relate with the working middle class Americans 😊
Thank you Mr foreman and Kurtis, I love you both!!
Tears just beautiful
He licked the glove after cleaning toilets 🤮🤮
Did anyone else spend this entire video just wishing the guy would get medicated so he could focus?
That training for pallet rider was insane I don't kw how she let him go on for so long
33:54 That gorgeous woman in that color outfit is like the perfect painting of a summer evening. 👍
24:44 is one of the NASTIEST things I've ever seen in my whole life.
This guy seemed to genuinely care, respect! They all deserved what he gave them, but that last gentleman was absolutely amazing.
That's an amazing fiancée! He's a lucky man!
Kurtis with his wife is super wholesome
This was one of the best I have seen
I think done ran out of tears.😭
The second job when they started asking questions to each other it looked so rehearsed
I like this program! It's SO great.
If he drove that Range Rover to work everybody already knew he was the boss.
Best Undercover Boss ever...
When the employees start telling these undercover boss's about their hardships, it's almost like they know something's up & they're putting their bids in 4 a come up.🤭If it isn't that, these people are very trusting 2 relate their personal struggles 2 a stranger...🤔
They think it's a reality show..
@@brittanyholtgreven4106
Yeah, I saw that reference but I doubt all of em are sincere & they know something's up.
Why on earth do all these warehouses have people manually wrap pallets when there's machines that rotate the pallet and make it so much faster and easier. That's puzzling! Don't they exist in the US? I bet they do.
Great BOSS .
Wow ! Incredible
Did he just put his finger in his mouth while cleaning the bathroom? 🤢🤮
Very sincere, well done
Wao curtys you deserve man God bless you the lord be with you have good heart
Amazing
Holy shit Curtis is a Fkn saint. He pays for all that out his own little check. What a good human. She should be the spokesperson for foreman mills.
It melts my heart..😭🥰😊
Undercover brad for foreman mills was awesome 😂
We need ur store in NORTH CAROLINA SIR!!
Go Kurtis!!!! This is Amazing!!!
I love this Boss hug
"i told you, you were worth it"
we all gotta listen to those that care and not our own thoughts.
I could never work there it looks like an awful place to work
The first lady he met was funny.
This was one of the most entertaining episodes.
DAMN BRO I'M CRYIN
Seriously, would you ever consider opening in the Upper Pennisuls of Mi., in our county of Houghton/Keweenaw?
the boss isnt even trying to pay attention, he has no conception of reality, but hes making the rules, greattttt
Did he just put finger in his mouth after clearing up that mess🤢
Should make more show like this
Stop calling a pallet jack a flippin forklift!!!!!!!
That's a walkie
that last man certainly deserves what he got
I'm supporting that Business
This I’m my favorite video on TH-cam by far 💕🙌🏻
I love this show because it makes me realise, the people in corporate cant probably perform our day to day duties. And that these people with hella monies are willing to give back and genuinely help the people that work for their company. I know if i ever got into a big postion id want to give back and see whatthe flaws are within the company so itd become stronger, so we could continually make it better for everyone, customers included.
Mishinda calling you "honey">>>
I wish I had more people like you..
Well Brad or Mr Foreman there's a lot more out there like that it's so funny how these supposedly unscripted shows the boss is coming in they realize they've gotten away from their roots they're doing everything wrong but it takes a show like this to point him in the right direction you can figure it out on their own...
The guy sold his stores in 2016 for 100 mil. Wonder if any of the people in this show still work there or was given what was promised.