Girl, I lost it on a Karen today. I'm not really a confrontational person, and that thing about respecting your elders was really drilled into me as a kid, but this awful old lady just grinded my gears today. I was behind her in line at the store, she had the poor cashier in tears for literally no reason other than her own stupidity. When she left she said "Thank you" sarcastically to the cashier, who was looking down trying to cal her tears and quietly said "My pleasure". This woman has the audacity to turn around and yell at this poor girl "I SAID THANK YOU ?!?!". So I looked at her and said "She did say it was a pleasure. Go be rude to the people at your house, this cashier isn't being paid enough to deal with your shit attitude". Her face was priceless. I bought the cashier a cookie and a piece of jerky and offered my sincerest apologies that that woman treated her like that. I really hate people sometimes.
I was behind one of those older, rude ladies not long ago. She had a huge cart load of groceries, just kept throwing things on the belt, but then was almost yelling at the cashier very rudely about what she wanted bagged with what and that was backing the groceries up because there were things in her cart still that she wanted bagged with things that had already been rung up. The manager came over to help bag. I guess she's well known and does this every time. The cashier taking care of her has been a cashier for many years and I know her pretty well. Nothing gets to her and the manager always helps bag when they see her at the register. The woman complained about how slow they were and she was in a hurry, etc. Her rudeness and screechy voice grated on me so much, that I finally said "Perhaps it would go quicker if you had the ability to group the items you'd like bagged together on the counter at the same time so your didn't have to hold up the entire line, while complaining to the cashier because you are unorganized or better yet, use self checkout and bag your shit yourself so we don't have to listen to you bark out orders to the more than patient workers stuck dealing with a miserable bitch". The woman had shocked look on her face and turned bright red and she shut up while they bagged her last items. I'm sure she saw the cashier, manager and people behind me kind of smirking and giggling. I had had enough of her. I normally never say anything and have a lot of patience for older people, but I couldn't stand listening to her anymore. As she was leaving, the cashier told her to have a pleasant day. Lol After she left, the cashier said she's always like that and that's why the manager always helps bag just to get her out of there. I hate seeing service workers treated like crap.
@@kimmyB9203I don't get how people can be that rude to others. If I snap or snark at someone I end up feeling like sh!t all day about it cuz I just am not usually that way. How these folks do this to others then smirk about it later baffle me.. I try to treat others like I like to be treated. It feels like it's been getting so much worse lately
I'm working for a jewelry store (the kind that can't go to water or silver etc), a couple came in, went to my coworker and began to angrily explained that his wife lost an earing clasp (she didn't lost the earing, only the earing clasp), how it was unacceptable, that he wanted a compensation yada yada. She told him politely that there is nothing we could do about it, that kind of thing probably happened to every woman in the world with ears pierced etc. He didn't took no for an answer and went to me, tried to block poeple from going to the cash desk, I told him the same thing as my cowerker, I was about to go wild but, a lovely lady who was not having it did it before me "No wonder you can't get what you want by being a giant piece of sh*t, you seriously crying for a fucking earing clasp that YOUR wife lost ?? Get fuck out and let us pass !" He was so surprised, he didn't fight and actually left xD
My favorite customer service interaction has to be when a woman came in with her daughter and the mom was being difficult. Not anything overly crazy. But just a little obnoxious. And her daughter mouthed "sorry" at us. Lolololol.
I don't get super upset over missing food. But if they have the AUDACITY to argue when there's literally a receipt right there and can't do kindergarten based math, then yeah, I'd probably get mad.
Yeah... that would infuriate me. I'd have taken the receipt, double checked it all, then taken the whole lot back inside to find AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT worker at the counter to fix the issue, just on reflex. I mean, if you messed it up the first time, I'm not likely to waste my time running around the drive thru again to let you do it another time...
I'm saying this again: Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
This woman gettin goddamn gaslit. She has a right. Maybe she shouldnt have yelled like crazy from 0-100 but u domt rlly mess with peoples food like damn I dont get upset i just shyly ask for my order to be fixed. Or a manager cuz im shy of makin bad impression to ppl making food. But if i was being gaslit liek that id take tht receipt qnd ask for a manqger IMMEDIATELY and be like listen i asked for 2 hasbrowns plus extra If i PAID FOR IT Then I BLOODY WELL WANT IT. im to broke to be wasting money on imaginary hasbrownsss
That coffee shop is in Jamestown NY and that tiktoker causes issues with lots of small businesses in the area. A friend of mine who lives there said the reason the coffee shop asked her to stop filming was because other customers complained she was being disruptive
I'm in the next town over...I heard the same thing. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. My son used to be friends with her son, but can't stand him, anymore. He just got jumped the other day. Nobody deserves to get jumped, but now she's using it as an excuse to e-beg for money. Plus exploiting her cousin dying in a horrific accident, but idk how valid that is.
If you watch her videos she claims the whole town hates her because she’s too pretty. It’s hilarious, I mean she’s pretty but not pretty enough to be hated.
The girl that was stealing at saphora reminded me of the time when I first worked at Walmart. We had this guy that would dress in all black and we called him "the Lego man" lol he'd steal high end Lego sets but it was so sneaky and to this day we had no idea how he'd get away with it. As soon as he would come in the first employee who had a radio to recognized him would get on the walkie, "Lego man here." Which would put us all on high alert. We would have employees follow him and observe him from a far. Even the undercover people would be on him. He would go to the toy section, pick up the most expensive Lego set, and the walk around all the aisles for approximately 30 mins to an hour. Because employees couldn't get up close only to ask if he needed help they had to step back. He'd then turn a corner of one of aisles and then hand the box back to the closest employee to him. The box was still shrink wrapped and had the protective device strapped on the box as well (the box wasn't damaged at all except the smallest incision on one of the corners. If the set had large pieces it wouldn't have gone through), but as soon as he handed it to the employee, you'd shake it and it would be completely empty. We tried searching him, the area around where he handed the employee the box and retraced his steps on the security footage to try and locate the Lego set. Never caught him in the act and never recovered the items. He did this for an entire year and then one day he just stopped showing up. We all had theories on how and why he did what he did. The logical one was he had an inside guy who work with and then would sell them for a sum sense they were in high value or collectors additions. My favorite theory was that he's a magician and he just stole them cause he didn't want to pay for them and could get away with it.
I was gonna say it sounded like he was the distraction and another person was actually doing the stealing for another box and then he would switch out the now empty set for the decoy he was holding when he went around a corner
I never worked at Walmart, or any stores like that, but I did work at Penny’s in the mall when I was 19. We didn’t seem have a lot of theft, but we did have to clean the dressing rooms, and we had a big problem with people doing their “business” (if you know what I mean) in the dressing rooms instead of the bathrooms and it was The GROSSEST THING ever! Thankfully we (cashiers) didn’t have to actually do the touching of the “business” we had to call the poor janitor and he had to deal with it. This happened multiple times while I worked there. (Only 1 year) needless to say, I didn’t work there long) 😅 my guess is that the thefts didn’t get as noticed because of the dressing rooms…
No it's equally about the hashbrowns! When you get your mind set on those hashbrowns and they try to mess with you getting said hashbrowns it's definitely time to get upset
I recently got rid of Facebook and Instagram and now TH-cam is the only social media I have left. I still find people that take it personal that _I_ have no use for social media. This isn't about YOU, it's about ME!
yup, i have insta, Twitter, TT and YT. But i never go on insta or twitter and i only scroll for videos on TT and YT. I left FB and all its drama YEARS ago. I dont need that shit in my life. You can have the drama, i dont want it. Lol
No one is obligated to follow anyone on social media. Period. It doesn't matter if it's a stranger, friend, or family member. Social media is not the only way to socialize. And even if someone chooses not to socialize IRL, that's fine too. He isn't one of your closest friends in the world; he doesn't owe you an explanation. If someone gave me that card, I'd then block them on all social media and tell them that this behavior makes me less, not more, likely to interact with them in any way online or in person.
The thing that’s confuses me about peoples perspectives in the story is that the friend was the one pulling up her TikTok whenever they were together and that seems to be being overlooked entirely. If you’re interested in social media or a particular person’s social media I would not pull it up every time we are together just to show them that I’m watching their videos and not engaging. We would just spend time together and talk about whatever else? It seems hella weird to me for her to do that
I completely agree, unfollowing someone isnt that deep, but people take social media way too seriously (especially influencers cause their whole carrer depends on socials)
If someone unfollows me I could care less 😂 It’s not that deep, he just doesn’t wanna see yours posts and I’m the same way with people on my Instagram that post everyday that I don’t want to see anymore lol Doesn’t mean I don’t like them, I just don’t want to see their posts 👍🏼
Stealing: The problem is insurance companies pay out the stores when they have theft…but insurance companies are finally saying NO to payouts and stores are losing that part of their insurance. In my area we now have supermarkets and Walmarts with armed security and frankly, it’s refreshing. I’ve experienced people stealing and walking out with stuff, it’s just terrible all around. Target will actually let thieves accumulate incidences of theft and once they have enough evidence for grand theft they wait and have them arrested and charged. LOVE IT!
I got rid of almost all social media 10 years ago because it was ruining my life. I hated it and I was extremely depressed. Getting rid of Facebook, IG, Snapchat, etc. made me want to live again and my family STILL complains about it to this day 😂 They still get offended when I don’t respond to their happy birthday FB posts, or stuff they send me on TikTok when I don’t have those apps lol wildly petty for no reason
Same buddy but I deleted all 3 of my account (ig, fb, tw) as a part of digital detox just for one month but now it already has been a year and I don't ever wanna go back 😂
The dollar store clerk was way more patient than most. The customer did this act on purpose, hoping the clerk or another customer would get frustrated and pay for her items. It’s a total scam.
When I unfollow someone it is not about getting petty or a mindgame, I am serious about it, no weird mind games or pettiness. And if someone does that to me, I let them ...again no questions or pettiness. Does it feel bad, yes. Especially if it is someone you like to connect with. Should I react, No. Let them have their peace, and I mine. It's part of growing up. We don't have to carry everyone along on our ride.
I actually remove people from my followers, but don’t unfollow them 😂 I don’t want people who I haven’t spoken to in years to have tabs on what I’m up to, because I’m just a private person. But I don’t unfollow them unless there’s a solid reason to, because I know a lot of people take number of followers way too seriously, which is weird but to each their own.
If there were only more of us out there!!! It's hard for me to see all the hateful comments people will leave, it's never made sense to me. If I don't like something or someone, I don't watch all their videos just to leave hateful comments. There are some really unhappy people out there on a mission to make others days as awful as thiers
For the retail theft issue: Back when I worked retail I caught a lot of people stealing. I would always be really “nice” about it and say something along the lines of “I noticed you putting something in your bag. If it’s too difficult to carry everything around, I can put some of the products at the counter for you.” They would usually give me the items and just leave. But they knew they had been caught, so they didn’t come back.
Once in Sephora, I 1st found what I went in there for, got sidetracked by something else and mindlessly put it in my purse. decided I didn’t want it said item then went to find my 1st item and I saw 👀 in my purse. I squealed loud enough Everyone heard me. Nobody saw me put it in my purse, but then when I squealed. 🤦♀️ Then I explain myself embarrassingly. Brought the item up to the counter for them to hold it, zipped up all my purse pouches. Then each item that I found I would bring up to the counter and then continue my shopping. That was 15 years ago. I still zip up my entire purse before I walk into a makeup store. I don’t know how thieves deal with the embarrassment.
14:37 I was followed and accused of stealing by this worker around the make up store close to where I live. It was a few years ago, I went there because my younger sister wanted to use my student discount card on some of her Beaty products, I had completely forgotten that I had a lip gloss I'd purchased from the same store (Superdrug in the UK) from the previous week that was unused. This store worker watched me enter the store, head straight for the makeup area that my sister was standing by, which was coincidentally the same area the lipgloss was from. I must have stood too close to it as I accidentally knocked some of the product over, so I quickly picked them back up to put on the stand then walked around following my sister as she grabbed items to buy, I could sense someone watching us and stood very close by, but shook it off to someone being nosey. I spotted the worker in one of the little mirrors standing not that far behind us, and noticed her follow us to the counter. My sister went to buy the items, I grabbed my card out of my purse for her, when the worker said "Aren't you going to pay for that" I was confused at first until she pointed into my little handbag at the lipgloss. I told her that I had already done that a week ago, she didn't believe me until I grabbed the receipt from my purse (luckily it was still there) to show her. But then said it could have been a different lipgloss and that I could have taken that one (the one in my handbag) from the stand when I "accidentally" (she literally did air quotes) knocked the products while putting it in my handbag. Luckily the worker (Lucy) who was there when I purchased it showed up, I explained that I was being accused of stealing, while the other worker told her that I had. I gave the lipgloss to Lucy to check, she scanned it and said that it was marked as sold. Told us to have a nice day and apologized for the other worker's behaviour. Two weeks later I found out that she was fired for harassing customers and (I kid you not) stealing merchandise from the store room 😂😂😂
Lol wow what a twist ending! I was wondering why on earth anyone would be so rabid about protecting a company that pays crumbs and would never return the favor. But then it all made sense 😳
@@Sleipnirseight Yea, it was kinda weird, like if I had actually stolen something then I would have expected something like that. But to accuse someone and actually follow them around, when there are probably people actually stealing stuff yet they do nothing is just insane. It was kinda like she was projecting the blame into me, like if she could get someone else to take the blame for the stuff she was taking, then she could get away with it.
I imagine that she had some kind of scam running where she would accuse a customer of theft and mark down an item being stolen by a customer when in reality she would later take that item but would appear innocent as there was already an incident report and stock would not come up as missing during stock check as it would have been removed from the count when the incident report was made.
Just had a chaotic time at work, customers shouting at me, being rushed off my feet whilst feeling unwell. I'm now sat on the bus eating McDonald's chips while watching your videos and life is good again 😂 thank you for making me laugh x
Try explaining to a McDonald's cashier that if your total is $9.25 and you give them $10.25 they should give you $1 back. They kept telling me "Your change is 75 cents." I said "No, that would be my change if all I gave you was a ten dollar bill. I gave you ten and a quarter." They could see the quarter I gave them and yet they couldn't grasp the concept of making change. Finally they threw a dollar bill at me and said "Fine, are you happy now?!" I refrained from pointing out that this was all I wanted and was owed in the first place. I thought about talking to the manager about her attitude, but with my luck she WAS the manager.
I get that younger people didn’t grow up with money as much as older people did, because it was cards half or most of the time. But I can remember the experience of first learning to give the extra quarter so that you get the dollar back (or whatever it was), and my memory is that it was awesome, it was so neat (I was probably about 9 years old). Not the dislike your cashier felt.
At my retail job, they put me on as cashier because I'm efficient at my job. I would have no trouble giving back the right amount of change. I'm also a millennial in my early 30s.
That is the reason I try to always give the exact change along with the bill amount. Recently was short - changed $5 at KFC after asking for my receipt, was told the receipt machine wasn't working, told the second gal in the window while still holding up my given money, that I was owed $5...she gave me a receipt.... where'd that suddenly come from??!! ...and I told her I still needed my $5 I didn't get yet. Out of nowhere without an apology, the original gal who gave me my incorrect bills back handed me a $5 bill.
@@Yumi_Jaythis isn’t money related but reminded me of something a math teacher told me. You know back in the day sitting in class and watching the clock, knowing the exact second the bell would ring. Well he taught 8 th grade math. He told me at my son’s graduation party back in 2011 that most of the kids that he was teaching then could not even read the clock. I was absolutely flabbergasted. But it would make sense that kids of that generation can’t count back change either. God forbid your bill comes to say 6.50. But you give them 11.50. They look at you like in their minds they’re saying uhhhhhh…. I politely say I’d like a 5 dollar bill back. And they still don’t get it. Times have changed 😫😫
I work in retail, we are not allowed to confront people or stop them from stealing. Of they are crazy, they could pull a weapon on you or hurt you. The stores saying for it is "We can replace anything in the store except you. There is only one of you."
Usually it's Loss Prevention's job to go after the people who are stealing. It's a major safety violation if the retail employee's are forced to take action and the company can get in major trouble if someone is harmed while working there, so they literally train us to stay calm, do the service as usual, and THEN call Loss Prevention when the offender is out of sight to keep the employees safe.
I worked at Walmart. Overnight, at the self- checkout. One night, one of the managers caught a dude putting a load of meat into his 'special' jacket. She had security relieve him of his merchandise, then banned him from the store. Two nights later, I'm back on self-checkout and comes in. I go over, and rell him no, just go home. Don't make me call security and manager he saw two nights ago. He started to speak, I said no, you're banned from the store. My shift supervisor noticed and headed towards us. He bolted and never came back while I was there.
A lady once came into a store I worked at. She said she was using apple pay. all she did was hold her phone to the pad, didn't open her phone, bring up her wallet or card or anything. Of course, nothing happened. I'm trying to tell her she needs to pull up her wallet app and select a card, she keeps telling me "no, you're the one doing something wrong! There's a button on your screen you need to press! I do this all the time, it works! You're doing it wrong" I'm like, Ma'am, I've done tons of apple pay payments, quit BSing me. Anyway, I had blocked this interaction out of my mind. Just remembered it from the one story. lol.
@@AmethystEyes We went back and forth a few times saying the exact same thing. eventually she just paid with a credit card. I'm just thinking, "Seriously? You had that the whole time?"
I had a lady come in when I worked at a gas station and swipe her card at the pump and then fill up. She came in and brought stuff up to the counter and after telling her the total, she told me to just add it to her gas bill. I told her repeatedly that I can't do anything like that, she insisted that "the other guy does it for me all the time." She actually reported me to the manager the next morning, when the manager said we aren't able to do that, she said the other guy does.... I was the only guy who worked at this station 😂
As someone who works customer service, and in a store where there is a LOT of theft, as employees we are not allowed/supposed to accuse someone of stealing, or demand they give smth back if you saw they have. We can call mall security, and we can tell them not to come back but... that's pretty much it. Its mostly a safety issue, but I'm pretty sure it's like 50% safety for employees and 50% 'we, as a company, don't want to insult future potential customers".
I don’t understand people obsessing over who is following them on an app. I wouldn’t even notice who unfollows me because I don’t keep track of it. There are more important things in life.
yeah, that was really mean what the girl did, like yes the friend does not like you, but she made him expect a gift and all he got was that shitty paper i would tear up that paper and stop being friends with her boyfriend if he thinks its okay for her to do that, my childhood friend did not do anything when her best friend spoke rudely to me, allowing is agreeing.
@@karolmiss1905 To me that just seemed very passive aggressive, and it would definitely not make me want to follow her again. You can honestly see that the boyfriend doesn't approve and if this is what she's like because of his friend unfollowing her, what's she going to do to her boyfriend if he does something she doesn't like. I would run if I was him!
She’s definitely insecure and she’s probably either gonna get dumped OR banned from ever being around his friends again. This was LITERALLY the 1st yr they invited her to be involved and she’s pressed over 1 of them not following her insta?? Tell me you’re shallow w/o telling me you’re shallow🙄
@@karolmiss1905 it depends. If he uses Instagram a lot and unfollowed her despite being her "friend" and "expecting" a gift from her, that is rude. What possible reason could there be to unfollow someone other than not liking them? Her card is funny. I wouldn't be getting a proper, thoughtful gift to someone who doesn't like me either.
@@Outriley read what i wrote again i said "yes he does not like you", if she does not like him either because she knows he does not like her, why would she choose to participate in the secret santa if she knows there is a chance shes gonna get his name, she could've choose not to participate or change with another person so she could give a gift to someone else, this its just childish, humiliating him in front of his friends because of a UNFOLLOW????, just because he is one of her boyfriend friends does not mean he has to like her, the only person who has to like her is her boyfriend, if was ALL of his friends than that was a problem, but ONE, nah, shes acting childish and stupid.
I actually can relate to the first lady. She wasn’t given something she paid for and let it go then tried to pay AGAIN for the same item and they still messed it up. I’m not sure I would keep it together either!
I'll say this again: Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
@@M_SC This person complaining had time to calm down and work through what she was going to say on her tiktok before making it. She probably wasn't as clear when she was speaking to the person when she was complaining. Of course, she's going to word it to make herself sound like she was very clear and the other person was the stupid one. They throw a childish, incoherent tantrum while it's happening and then record themselves like they were so calm, intelligent and speaking so clearly and everyone else is stupid. It happens all the time. Maybe it hits a little too close to home for you. Have a pleasant day!
With the McDonald’s story- I 100% understand where that girl is coming from! My family ordered food from McDonald’s and I got a big Mac meal… and didn’t get a big Mac. THEY FORGOT THE👏ONE👏THING👏IN👏THE👏TITLE👏
Saw a tiktok the other day where a guy had gotten a Big Mac but the top part was nothing but two buns. Burger and cheese and everything on the bottom, absolutely nothing going on upstairs.
One time McDonald’s forgot my hashbrowns so I cried in the parking lot cause I was PMSing, calmed down, went inside, and asked nicely for my hashbrown. These things don’t have to be whole ass altercations. 😂
I unfollow people all the time on instagram, sometimes i dont wana see certain people’s content, either it becomes wayyy too personal and I dont feel close to the person or I have stopped talking to the person for quite some time.
It's quite common for shoplifters to hide things in random places, (they do it where I work) the idea is, that the first person goes in and hides things, then whilst the attention is on them, someone else goes round later and takes the hidden items before walking out. it's usually expensive items hidden amongst cheaper items.
To be fair, I’ve hidden items that are sparse in hopes they’re there the next day when I come back with more money. Chips ahoy discontinued my husbands fav cookies and suddenly a couple weeks ago three packs appeared on the shelf. We could only afford one so we hid the other two behind less popular cookies. Unfortunately they were gone the next day. So sad.
@@LadyCaspar that doesn't usually work, stockers will find them and put them back in the right spot. also please don't do that, customers who find that will go 'well it was at this spot so it has to be this price and not that price' and then the cashier ( me ) will have to deal with an angry customer.
The unfollowing - When I unfollow someone , it is because I don't like something. I assume they never notice. But now that you say it hurts their feelings thats a bonus.
Dude same rare disagree with Charlotte but I would be creeped out if someone noticed I unfollowed them and made a weird card asking me to refollow them… like no dude shit like this is exactly why I unfollowed you 😂
Apart from that, it's entirely possible to unfollow someone on accident. It's happened to me before - usually because I was looking up their profile for one reason or another or because I accidentally clicked on their icon and happened to brush the unfollow button. Afterwards I'd (obviously) be too embarrassed to re-follow them as they'd get a notification about it and would know I either a) have known them for ages and only followed them now or b) have unfollowed them for some reason and only now deemed them interesting enough to follow again. Either way, I feel like that secret santa thing is just going to make matters WAY more uncomfortable than need be and ruin someones present who may or may not have been looking forward to getting something fun (after also having invested in a fun present for another friend) :/
If someone I follow posts something really offensive, I choose between trying to talk to them about how offensive that was or unfollowing. Personally, if someone who follows me doesn't like what I post, I prefer that they unfollow.
1st girl..she is legit what happens in my head😂 I've been in some form of customer service for 30+yrs so my mouth is trained - but ahe is my spirit brain animal 😂😂😂
Why does that TikToker think that she HAS THE RIGHT to film in someone's PRIVATE business? I hope she sues them, LOSES, and then has to pay a huge chunk of change for their attorney fees.
So funny thing before she blew up I used to see her lives a lot on my fyp and she would like beg for money to buy her kids food and she would like go on dating apps and she was like super rude
As someone who works in a grocery store, we're explicitly told not to confront people who might be/are stealing. We have loss prevention at my store and its their job to catch them either while shopping or on the way through checkout. The only thing I'm allowed to do is request that a known shoplifter pre-pays for their food(i work in the deli dept and we dont have our own register.) Then comes back and picks up their item/s with a receipt.
I figured someone would point this out but this is it. I've worked at multiple customer service places, Wal-Mart being one of them and I was a manager at others. Employees and Managers are told explicitly not to confront shoplifters because of the possibility of them having a concealed weapon. This happened A LOT at Walmart in particular. Going around and providing "customer service" was the only way we were allowed to try to dissuade people from shoplifting as it would make them uncomfortable and leave most of the times. Places like Walmart had secret shoppers who were our undercover security guards and they would be looking at the cameras/following people around. But it's insane, I've caught way too many. The only time I was able to actually call out shoplifters was when I worked at a little store in my small town. And that was CRAZY we had shoplifters all the time. Had a lady try to steal someone's winning scratch ticket. It's crazy but yeah for safety purposes, no one could confront them.
My grandmother's first job was when she was 50 years old. My grandfather had a stroke and couldn't work. She got a job at the Hudson's in downtown Detroit. It was 32 floors with half floors and basements. They hired her as a secret shopper security officer and she advanced to head of the department by the time she retired. No one would think that a petite, sharply dressed, older woman was part of the security department, so she had the highest catch rate for several years straight. She'd see someone shoplift, radio the office and they'd send men to confront the shoplifters. She loved that job and got a 20% discount at any Hudson's, (which turned into Macy's), until the day she passed at 99 years old.
That's a great idea, the "pre-pay and present receipt" concept. Even if one isn't a known shoplifter. Give your order at entry, do the rest, pick up your deli order; gives deli staff a small window of time to get things sorted, I'd assume.
@Kayenne54 Yes, we are required to do it on party trays and fried chicken orders. Customers sometimes get upset about it but it's store policy lol. For just small stuff like sliced meats and the hot case items it would make things slightly more complicated I think. Especially if we don't have something, so I don't have a problem with casual shoppers ordering at the counters. But big orders or having LP let us know to shut someone down is helpful.
Those are the most rachet nails ever….at first I thought it was a joke and she was trolling How can anyone wear those for real and think they look good 🤪
The way you explained drunk McDonald's as if watching a training video was the best thing i have heard this year.You are absolutely 100% correct. Don't mess with the potatoes ❤
When it comes to getting all heated and mad about food. If you're tired, hungry, out of time, whatever and you payed for something but someone is suddenly trying to convince you, that you did not or give whatever excuse they can come up with, giving them one or two chances to fix the mistake is fine but if they're "smart" enough to still not understand, I guess anyone would get pissed off 🤣
@@__-fl3yt one of my first jobs was McDonald’s . So just for example… People would order cheeseburger no cheese… which is a hamburger. (If you punch it in like that customer is still charged for the cheese ) when I punched it in as a hamburger I would get yelled at, cussed at. I’d explain “MA’am, a cheeseburger with no cheese is a hamburger” I’d get back “that’s not what I f@cking want!!” So ok I’d ring it up cheeseburger no cheese and they’d get charged for cheese 😅
Honestly, the only things that can make me genuinely angry is people being rude to those who can't stand up for themselves, and people messing with my DANG FOOD. I understand that mistakes happen, and I always start out painfully polite, but there comes a point where it's no longer a mistake.
@@larissafeltus6013 many customer will ask information about a combo but instead that actually ordered it they will jump to a different meal and then complain because only receive one meal even when you repeat the order back.
Former Asset Protection Associate here. We aren’t allowed to stop shoplifters due to insurance reasons but some states in the US say that only police have the right to accuse and detain. If a regular associate tries to detain or stop a shoplifter, it’s grounds for the shoplifter to sue because of false imprisonment/ false accusations etc. It’s stupid they have the law on their side unless a cop is nearby, but who knows. Maybe the system worked somewhere sometime.
I ran a retail store (high end women's clothing) and we weren't allowed to do anything😂, I would have ppl sneaking stuff in dressing rooms or just stuffing in bags (Christmas time was horrendous) and drove me nuts.
How come I got chased out of kohls like 10 years ago by their loss prevention guy? 😆 I guess times have changed. (no I didn't steal but my friend did smh)
I don't understand the social media unfollow. Maybe he just isn't comfortable following his friends girlfriend? It isn't like he shunned her from the group. I think people place way to much value in socials.
Oh, my god, I've been looking for this comment. Surprisingly, no one is talking about. The girl's boyfriend is literally one of those cases that he just going along with his gf's antics because there's camera involved. I don't think what she did was petty but pretty much immature. I don't know when it comes to acquaintance, and family and friends but I usually unfollow a creator when I lost interest and I think that's what the friend does, no?
What if the guy has feelings for this girl and just needs to not be reminded of her every time he opens his Insta? I know I’ve unfollowed once to just try and stop my head from thinking about someone. Then she only makes it worse with her pettiness..
Charlotte! I watch you every day and today I finally have something to contribute!! I work in retail and the girl from Sephora literally could not stop the shoplifter from leaving! Workers are absolutely forbidden from accusing or attempting to stop someone from stealing. Only the asset protection people can! If we do we can lose our jobs! We arent allowed to even go outside and get their license! All we can do is what the girl's manager was saying - THAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! If they think we're onto them they usually run - an innocent customer wouldn't be put off like that. Anyways - have a great day and thank you for being here and making me laugh! Much love - Lexie :)
"The Chinese are often credited with creating the first “nail polish”, in 3,000 BC. ... Long, coloured talons - usually worn with highly decorative nail guards created with hammered brass sheets inlaid with semi-precious stones - were an indication of wealth and social status. The assumption was that you could not possibly have such nails if you were of a lower class. Field work and 15cm talons do not coexist well." Just a message "No blue collar jobs for me". Nothing new.
I once saw the stupidest person trying to pay for a drink, they asked for a HOT chocolate then tried to pay the £4.85 with Monopoly money (the notes were clearly worn out and used), the female worker spoke to him with a professional "don't hit or slap them" smile, while telling him politely that he had to pay for his drink with actual money or she'll have to cancel his order, he had an annoyed face while telling her "This is money, why can't I pay with this." I wanted to tell him to just pay already and stop pretending to not know what real money is. After almost 5 minutes of her polity (though I could tell she herself was getting annoyed by this) telling him that he needed to pay with actual real pound notes (£ UK) or coins or his order would be cancelled. He finally (hallelujah!) paid with an actual £5 note, I ordered and paid for my drink when he acted up again. Complaining that his drink was hot instead of cold, the worker reminded him that he ordered a HOT chocolate, so it would be a hot drink. He went on a tyrant about how he had bought it from other places and it was served as a cold beverage, that he had extra cream with his dairy based drink.... That's when both the worker and I realised that he thought he was ordering a chocolate MILKSHAKE. I grabbed my drink and gave the poor worker (who was staring at him with a look of "Are you stupid" while clenching and unclenching her fingers) a £5 tip in her tip jar and wished her the best, then left wondering if he was drop kicked in the head as a child.😂😂😂
last week in the supermarket i paid by credit card and as i'm putting it away a guy asks me if i could swipe for him. i was like wtf in my head but said "and what? you'll pay me cash?" like what is happening here? he said he was short on money. i said i can't do it, he gets a bit upset, why did i waste his time, and i said: "you know, buying less is an option" and what did he say???? "you're talking nonsense" what on earth!
That would infuriate me to the point of fire bubbling out of my ears. Hashbrowns there is the only freaking breakfast item I can eat in McDonald's. If I'm trapped as a passenger sometimes it is only food available tome for 12 hours or so. I have put up with jokes and looks from my insane parents that won't make another stop anywhere, when it's order time for me to get a huge stack of hashbrowns and nothing else. The yolks there cause me to choke they're so dry. The sausage upsets my belly. The pancakes no matter what you tell them had that tasteless liquid plastic butter. My parents yelled at me the one time I ordered a ham sandwich and took it apart and tossed that egg off. So whatever is ordered has to be eaten as is the other option is no food until they pull over and the door is unlocked. Seriously last family road trip of 4 days I ate twice total and I paid for those 2 meals and it took hours of yelling to get that.
This is the thing about secret Santa... when you choose to participate, you know there is a chance that you will get someone you rather not. You chose to play.
Re: stopping thefts. My husband worked at two Targets across the country from each other. At one, they were allowed to stop people as long as they weren't past the checkout. At the other, they weren't allowed to stop anybody. They had to call Loss Prevention "security" to stop people & those employees couldn't stop people past the front doors. Police were required to be called once the person left the store at both. But Target policy is not to call the police until the amount is arrestable (grand larceny). One lady was tracked for 11 MONTHS through the store before they could call the police because she finally stole enough for the police to become involved.
This is true for a lot of stores. People have literally ran out of Walmart with a cart full of electronics and no one tried to stop them. They could call the police, but good luck catching these guys once they are out of the parking lot.
That's interesting. I'm assuming they can't involve police until they've left the store bcuz otherwise they haven't technically stolen yet. I'm wondering how the tracking works especially over a long period of time. Like if they have facial recognition software. Craziest thing I saw recently was a CCTV clip on the news where a man walked in dressed like a vendor with a huge cart and stole cases of beer or soda in broad daylight just super casual.
I work at a store that has another store in our store that sells sewing machines. They prosecute people who steal, but our store doesn’t. But those sewing machines are worth sooo much money. The least is $600 on sale, the newest model is $22,000
When I worked at The Children's Place, we weren't allowed to stop customers from stealing because it was considered "harassment" and it was a rule to also not chase them out or anything because of our own safety.
The "I've had enough" hands is a real thing! I cant be the only person to do the walking spider with my hands when I'm fed up and have explained something multiple times.
Charlotte and her editors have the best sense of humor. The black and white, slow-mo replay of Charlotte spitting at the end of this video is hilarious!
"why would you get so angry at hashbrowns." Girl, if anyone comes between me and MY HASHBROWNS... You will see a spicy 4'9 latina ready to bite some ankles.
@@slsthewriter1299 My friend, if you watch the video, we are joking about people coming across our hashbrowns. Do you not watch the videos and understand basic jokes? xD
@@aga3852 My point is she went on about the language more than the hashbrowns. xD Like "tf do you mean I get one hashbrown after I said EXTRA??" and then "WHY DID YOU GIVE ME TWO I ASKED FOR *TWO MORE??"* That's a language thing. The hashbrown is just salt in the wound. Lol
Veganriz has a habit of having beef with establishments. Before the coffee shop it was the police station and her saying one police officer was stalking her. She is the drama😂
the social media gal really rubbed me the wrong way. she should get over herself, nobody owes her anything and she's not the main character. unfollowing is literally the serotonin boost against these kind of people.
Right!! Gives high schooler vibes 😂 The fact that someone feels compelled to check to see who unfollows them is so unhealthy. You don’t need validation from everyone you know , and if you do, then you should work on growing your own confidence and self love.
I was thinking the same thing!!! What was the big deal they unfollowed you. If someone then gave me that gift I would double down and probably tell my other friends to unfollow lol. I would then be petty also. Edit: I have to add... How did she know he unfollowed her? I didn't think it notified you if someone unfollows you. So that means she was specifically looking for him following her.
8:51 - As a retail worker, I totally empathize. People be trying some scams. Others, well, sometimes I wonder how they have survived so long. And finally, you have the awesome customers that make your day better.
2:02 this beef isn't about the hasbrowns. It's about the sheer audacity of the employee: beyond being incapable of counting and using a little logic, she wanted to argue and be petty when it wasn't required or accurate.
Honestly I've seen someone with literal foot long nails do more than someone with shorties, in a work place using your hands, but yeah, even my natural nails which are about 3/4 an inch from cuticle to tip and I gotta wipe my butt a certain way to accommodate them so I have questions lol
I've caught so many people trying to shove huge cans of booze into duffel bags right in front of me as a gas station clerk. One time i literally almost tripped over this lady's bag full of stolen products that was on the floor while she was still preoccupied digging into the beer cooler for more. I went ahead and took all of our stuff out of the bag and put it on a shelf, and was like "so do you want me to take this up to the cashier for you to buy or do you think you should just leave now?" She stammered like she had already bought those things earlier in the day (she hadnt, they were literally still cold!) so i was like mam, i need you to leave the store now and not come back, because i dont want to call the police. I had to ask her multiple times to leave and almost did have to call the police. The audacity, honestly? Makes me regret being nice and not calling them. I understand being an addict because i used to be one. But this was so excessive and would have cost the store like $50-$60 if she had gotten away with it!! Ive not seen her since. And if i hadn't caught her out she would try it again every week therefore costing us more and more in the long run.
For someone who works in retail and has been the victim of a shoplifting incident, most stores do not allow you to go after people stealing. We can inform the boss like that and keep our eyes on them but we can't actually go up and confront them. For safety mostly. If they have a weapon on them it could go bad. I had a coworker get badly injured when he went after shoplifters. I have wanted to many times! Especially working at Target, lots of shoplifting there! People always return to places they hit successfully multiple times. It's so crazy. Love you Charlotte! ❤️
Exactly. Training will tell you do not confront shoplifters. Mark the time, vague description of person, and manager will check cameras. They will also decide if they're calling police or trespassing that person.
The shoplifting thing. They always come back thinking we don't remember them, we always remember them. I literally told one guy not to come back. He was back the next week. I went up to him. "You're not allowed in here, I told you that last week." Him, "Oh, you remember me." Me," yeah, don't come back." He tried coming in different times, not realizing all the employees had his picture. They are on him the minute he walks in, asking him to leave.
Oh god, this was several years back but I had gone into Ulta to exchange some stuff. Gave my original purchase to the counter and went shopping. I had a list of things I was looking for and they were literally out of everything I came for. This girl comes up to me in front of a packed store and says “security saw you put something in your purse so I need to look” I am… MORTIFIED. Everyone has stopped what they are doing and just are watching now. I open my purse, move everything around so she could see I didn’t have anything. She just says okay and walks away.. doesn’t apologize or anything.. so now I’m not just mortified that all these people just witnessed me being accused of stealing.. but now I’m LIVID the girl didn’t have the decency to even apologize for it. I went to the counter and said I just want a refund on the items I brought in because I’m leaving. Still, not a word from her. I ended up being a total Karen. I called corporate, they offered me a voucher to spend at the store, I declined it but just wanted to be heard. The manager from the store called me to apologize… and said “this is so unlike Elizabeth”…. Sooooo, Elizabeth… I hope your pillow is never cold and your pinky toes meet every piece of furniture you walk by 😤😤
Because being accused of anything you didn't do, is shitty. I literally got banned from a store because they stopped me, checked my bags, found nothing, and I was like, FUCK YOU PRICK.
@@SydneyAnandBeautyright I’ll never understand when people with these stories decline a free voucher?? Couldn’t be me I love shopping especially when it’s free 😻
My husband grandfather took amazing care of his wife, sppiled her in every sense of the word. She never made purchases at a store, he always took care of whatever it was. She NEVER used a credit card machine, pumped gas for herself, NEVER. When he passed away she was LOST without him. I can imagine her not understanding how to make purchases. The first time she ran out of gas she was towed and then had to ask someone to pump gas for her. Bless her heart, she did that until the day she died. She went her entire life without pumping gas. We miss them both dearly. I will say that my husband was taught well. He spoils me rotten, more importantly he lets me know everything will be alright.
Thats why I’m terrified for my future. I don’t pump gas, I use my card at stores because he works full time during the day and I grocery shop without him, but he pumps gas for me, he gets my dinnerplate for me, he helps with dinner, i’m physically and mentally disabled so i fully rely on him. If i don’t die first, im screwed 😂
Exactly ,some elderly people or even some refugees dont know how to do those tasks ... being kind to them should be common curtesy... Why need to insult them on a public platform and showing meanness to them in person...
I can relate to the 1st lady SO MUCH! There is nothing that frustrates me more than clearly communicating what I want/need & then the other person just blatantly ignoring me or not listening to what im saying!!! It mostly happens with my family lol!!!! 😂
I am amazed at that the first videos nails! As a clumsy person, I could never maintain nails that long without somehow impaling myself and others, and also breaking them within the first 3 minutes. People who can maintain long nails have all my respect. That is talent right there.
Ever since having children and changing diapers, having my fingernails extend past the end of my fingers creeps me out and as a result, I cannot managed daily life with even the length that Charlotte has her nails. I'm in awe of the skill Hashbrown Lady must have. I also would have given her extra hashbrowns out of fear for my life! LOL
That length of nail is bad enough (looks stupid on anyone) and worse when they are obviously cheap. If you can't afford to pay for quality, don't wear ugly.
When I worked at a store as a cashier our boss would regularly tell us “if you see someone stealing, do not try to stop them”. They had a system where they’d let everyone know and then they’d go and get their license plate number so they could call the cops. They always said it wasn’t worth getting hurt over cause it was just stuff. It was definitely the best place I worked at cause they cared about their employees more than the items in the store😊
At the drugstore I work, we have to be 100% sure that someone stole for us to approach the person. There was one time I suspected a woman took something from the shelf and put it in her bag, then I went to my coworker and explained it to her. My coworker asked me to keep her busy while she would pull it on the cameras to be positive about it. And, lo and behold, she did put the product in her bag. Coworker asked for receipts, she didn’t have any, ended up admitting and giving the product back. The point being, we have to be VERY SURE that it happened, because we can't risk throwing false accusations.
People take social media way too serious... I would see people complain whenever someone would announce they were deleting their profile. They would say things like "why do you need to broadcast it? you're just looking for attention... just delete it, you don't need to tell anyone." So, I did just that. One day, I deleted all my social media accounts, no announcement. Every single person I knew thought I was upset with them.
I’ve legit lost friends because I stopped using Snapchat after college. These people have my number too so I really don’t get the social media obsession 😭
@@ChefSarah4104 I think it might be necessary. When I left social media without notice, a lot of people thought that I was mad at them for some reason and blocked their profile. It was insane.
I deleted my FB and IG a month ago. Nobody is in a bruhaha over my absence. Not one phone call, text or email. Goes to show that sometimes you're not as important as you think. And look... the world is still spinning and my life is going on, only I have more time to devote to actual important things in my life, not dealing with SM bullsh1t and drama.
@@Just_Here_For_The_Comments Yeah, I didn't find out until several months after. Mostly, with family members that I didn't speak to regularly. (Also, my family could just be dramatic)
Going through all that stupidity for the amount of hashbrowns you paid for… that was justified anger. It wasn’t a bad anger. It was clear frustration anger. That was perfect for stand up comedy, by the way. She had me laughing and sympathizing at the same time. Like they say, it’s the delivery. She seems like a joy to be around for real. 😊
Do you know why makeup is so expensive? Because it is the MOST stolen item in most stores. I worked at a drug store a looooong time ago (around 1984). We had a long wall of cosmetics. Someone had to be in that area at all times because so much inventory was being stolen. Most of the shoplifters we had in that store were 15 year old girls. I stocked that wall sometimes. We applied a 140% markup on everything to cover losses
A grocery store I go to occasionally has now put a solid plexiglass wall on one end of the makeup aisle and a partial wall on the other end. There is a cash register there along with a full time employee.
@@hopefletcher7420wow! I've seen some stores put a plexiglass sliding door in front of the makeup so u have to ask an employee to unlock it and tell them which item u want. But never heard of a full register right in the section. That's pretty serious, but seems like it would really help with stopping the shoplifting.
Story 5: I feel sorry for her boyfriend, he has to put up with her forever (unless he realizes he can do better). A card saying "Refollow me" like you are some crazy stalker, is not a gift.
yeah, that was really mean what the girl did, like yes the friend does not like you, but she made him expect a gift and all he got was that shitty paper, i would tear up that paper and stop being friends with her boyfriend if he thinks its okay for her to do that, my childhood friend did not do anything when her best friend spoke rudely to me, allowing is agreeing.
Like imagine being so entitled that you demand to be refollowed. If he doesn't care about what you're posting why do you WANT him to follow? Neither of you gets anything out of it!
Seriously so sick of people who treat you like everything you do that doesn’t meet their social expectations is you deliberately attacking them. You don’t have to answer the door, you don’t have to answer your phone, and you don’t have to be their buddy online.
On the topic of the woman who stole from Sephora: As someone who works retail in a mall in the US, I can say that we're typically not allowed to follow customers out of the store or check their bags (even shopping bags from our store) without the customer's permission. It's mostly a safety thing for the employee's sake. If we suspect someone might steal we'll keep an eye on them throughout the store, and if we think they stole something we'll alert mall security so they can handle the potential thief and alert other stores in the mall.
14:17 not anymore. A lot of stores/companies got tired of being sued when their employees got hurt by thief’s stealing and hurting their workers who confronted them. My job in particular will fire you if you confront a shoplifter. “We care more about YOUR safety” is what they say. It’s annoying as hell, but you’re supposed to just annoy them with kindness and customer service.
I was going to comment this. Not only would employees sue, but so can the thief. When I was a manager at retail stores, wed do what you said. Customer service them until they leave. We weren’t even allowed to call mall security unless we felt our lives were in danger.
The fast food anger isn't really about the food. It's about the utter stupidity of someone who has a job that just about anyone should be able to do. The employees who are wrong and RUDE are the worst.
To be honest, the majority of times clients are wrong and not just wrong they are rude and delulu. People who think that this job is easy and 'just anyone should be able to do' never worked in fast food and they are ones who make this job hard as hell. Fact that the job has no specific requirements to start 👏doesn't 👏mean 👏this👏 is 👏easy!
@@camarde_ It's easy. I did it while I was in high school. The skill level needed is minimal. It's because it's a job meant for teens and seniors. Just about every job you do you will be dealing with customers.
I mean...even stupid people need a job, but go be a door greeter at walmart or something...you don't need to be working a register if you can't distinguish the difference between a hashbrown that is part of a meal and an Extra hashbrown.
As a former retail worker, most places I worked actively encouraged as not to try and stop shoplifters from leaving the store, mostly for safety reasons. A manager at my first proper retail job was stabbed multiple times by a shoplifted he chased after over a few CDs. The guy got away, but my manager had a full recovery and got serious compensation from the company we worked for.
As a former employee of a beauty dept, we don't stop them because employees have literally been assaulted trying to do so. My life is not worth risking, even for $100+. Stores also have "shrink" built in because they expect a certain amount of product damaged/expired/ stolen.
Yep, I was gonna say the same-I’ve worked in grocery and department stores, and they always say that if you see someone stealing, “provide excellent customer service” lmao that’s always how they word it. Translation: make them feel stalked so maybe they realize they aren’t getting away with anything. I do wonder why they didn’t call the police though? Surely they can just be like “hey someone is actively stealing stuff from my store as we speak, can you send an officer here” and then just continue stalking them around the store and let the police handle the rest.
Was coming to say this also! I worked retail and I’ve had to scan suitcases we’ve recovered full of more thank 1k worth of goods. The theft is accounted for and tracked usually. We were trained NOT to stop them because it could be dangerous.
Retail management for 30 years. I ask " would you like to pay for that?" As it's stuffed inside their pants and they're looking at ME crazy. Then I'll normally ask if they REALLY want to deal with the cops today as they're walking out. I'm dialing 911 and giving their info. I've had the police bring them back, in the back seat of their cruiser, for me to I.D. them and they get pretty bracelets 🚔👮♂️THIEVES REALLY DO make prices go up for everyone. I work my butt off and get NOTHING for free there. I let them know what's going to happen and they do it anyway🤷🏼♀️
There's an elderly man in my village, his garden is STUNNING! He and His Wife spent YEARS working 7 days a week working out there. Since his wife passed, he struggles a bit doing stuff on his own, so many locals will "pass by" stop to chat and start to help him. But a couple of local "influencers" would come into his garden making videos like they were in their own garden. They'd stand touching his food like tomatoes saying they grew them and it's so much better to eat off the plant (it's a VINE dipshiz) she picked bit a tomato, bit into it, made moaning noises then spat it out into the garden, dropped the rest. They did this with loads of his fruits & veggies. Then she stood in one flower bed while her partner filmed her! She was careful to not damage the flowers... He was stomping flowers to get the "angles". Once done she stopped being careful and stomped across the flowers to get out. He's spoken to them before and gotten told "gardens are for everyone, you don't own gardens" He solved the problem pretty quickly, he took down the fence that kept his 2 Geese from wandering the garden too much... Yeah they don't come back anymore. These two are so audacious they got into 1 garden picked a spot the took their neighbours furniture into that garden for their pic's & vids. Caused a fight between neighbours until a video camera showed what happened. They've been slapped in court for antisocial behaviour and are banned from EVERY garden but their own and banned from filming outside of their property they cannot film in shops, streets or in front of other houses. They're currently very whiny about this and cry that they'll have to buy another house... But they rent that house & their landlord has now told them they will NOT renew their rent. Apparently there is a local landlord whatsapp and they have warned other landlords about the behaviours they will bring with them. Now they're whining no local landlords are showing them properties... lol
Wow! That story makes me so happy. It's so rare when these idiots suffer from their actions. Good for that judge that put boundries on them and for the landlords not renting to them anymore. 🙂
I don't understand why the judge let them of so lightly. They destroyed the garden of someone they didn't really know and had the approval to go in the garden and filming.
McDonald's worker here, you'd really be surprised at how many ppl DONT HAVE A CLUE when they pull up to the drive thru speaker. My particular store, one of the menus has been "glitchy" for over a year, ( Mgr claimed repair people came out and fixed but broke when they were closing the glass cover, yet still not fixed) anyway so you can only see part of the menu. People have BACKED OUT to go to the other side that fully worksl! I've had to go over the menu with them. I'm so glad to hear someone else say"when you get to McDonald's you know the menu by heart, you know what you want". As for new hirers , some get it, most are clueless 🤔🤔😂😂
Ours will sometimes keep the previous order on the screen when the next car pulls up, and people will refuse to order bc they can’t see the menu. We tell them once they start ordering the screen will reset but they still complaining and make a huge deal of it. When you ask “what were you planning on ordering?” They somehow know exactly what they wanted, how they wanted it grilled back, what drinks they want with it etc. So why couldn’t you have just said all that instead of throwing a fit? You didn’t NEED the menu at all 🙄
@goingxxcrazy Complely understandable Been there and done that lol. I've worked back cash, taking both lanes, and we are BUSY, but they don't call me the queen for nothing lol 🙃🤣
Not sure if USA and/or Canada have it but in the UK there's the McDonalds app that you can order from before you even get there and all you have to do is give the staff member the code and when they put it through it automatically takes your payment. If there's a mistake it's usually the customers side then, plus you get points and can get free items too.
@marciabigg469 have that too. But the sad thing is they will pull up to the speaker, sign working or not, and place a mobile order at the speaker. Meanwhile a line of people are waiting to place their orders. You can use your app when ordering at the store, and still pay with the connected card if it's set up that way. 🙄
I feel you. BOTH of our menus have been broken for months now (we're on the backlog for the part; one's been broken for over a year. yay!) so instead we have to ask them to either come inside or pull to the first window to look at paper menus if they truly, desperately need it. Most know what they want, or at least know enough to get their order done even if they don't know the specific combo number or whatever. Can also confirm most new hires are clueless.
Good Morning Petty Potatoes! ❤ It's the nails for me 😂 They make me think of the hot dog hands from 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' Vanessa, were you the editor today? 😂🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔5/5 Potatoes today 😂
I worked in retail. Great customer service skills. I got so sick of people stealing and having to try and out them with customer service that I started to call it out. No one was going to call customer service and say, Hey I was just in a store, trying to steal and someone were not friendly at all.😂 It made life much easier. However, this was in the 90s, which was a different and wild time. Now there’s the risk of bodily harm or death!
My friend worked at Old Navy and said you have to customer service the shit out of them. Hiding baskets of stuff are called theft carts or baskets. Radios are great for tracking people
Just came to the comments to say that girl you have became easily one of my favorite TH-camrs! I watch your videos every morning while I get ready for work!
Charlotte is right about the store security. My daughter worked in loss prevention and those cameras are extremely high resolution. And they do still shot the offenders and keep track of them throughout the store.
this! as a sales associate, we're taught to call our manager about a suspicious customer and then give the most relentless customer service ever. Other associates and the manager help track and "help" the customer until they either give up or make a run for it. We are NEVER allowed to confront them or chase them. Managers are the only ones who can potentially escalate with a suspicious customer.
@@AmethystEyes That's a decision for Loss Prevention and/or the manager. I'm betting the managers fill out a form, and LP looks at tapes and contact police. From what I was told when I was hired, no one in the store can even pull the footage from cameras, that has to be done by LP. So we have to wave at cameras to mark times when stuff happens so LP can pull the footage when making a police report. And since we Do. Not. Escalate, I've yet to even see police at the store, and I've been at my store for almost 15 years.
Customer service is hard, especially when working in retail... Usually I'm immune to customers beefing for the smallest of things, but today a customer actually made me cry and I just couldn't hold the tears but had to pull myself together (for like 2 minutes) and get back to work 'cause it was a busy day 😢
I’m so sorry you had to deal with that. Customer service makes you face the worst and most ridiculous people/situations. It’s extremely hard to balance the “I have to be professional because it’s just work” and the “this is too far and I can’t take this bs” when responding. It might not mean much but I hope things get better for you in and out of work!
Yeeeup 😂 I’ve gone back into it places and done the same thing. It was just a really bad day and it was the last straw. That day I went to the McDonald’s twice, yelled at them for screwing my meal (after i already tried to be nice don’t worry babes) and then went to the Tim’s next door to get what they didn’t give me lol
16:40 what this woman didn't considered is that maybe that guy's girlfriend made him unfollow all women on the app. not just her. so now she's stirring up crap in his relationship which just goes to prove his girlfriend right that other women are trouble.... no she's too busy thinking it was him 'dissing' her and being too egocentric to take a moment to consider other possibilities... additionally, with 'secret santa' stuff, you could always redraw another name, but she WANTED his name in order to be petty. again egocentric...
2:37 Simmer down? No, this is fair, I’m with her 😂 (edit: it is not about the hashbrowns specifically, it’s the stupidity and the 👏🏻 not 👏🏻 listening 👏🏻 . 😂😂)
I'll say it again: Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
@@kimmyB9203 I appreciate your comment, and I’ve worked in service jobs like this for all of my working life. I know what it’s like getting cussed out over nothing. But I also get hangry and frustrated mostly by the not listening and often the attitude of workers. I personally never yell, because (of my own experience being on the receiving end of needless yelling) that will usually get you nowhere. But I FEEL the exact same way as this woman. The fact is, neither of us knows what age the service worker in the story is. It might be not that serious, but it’s also not that hard to not screw up an order, especially if she was 👏🏻 listening 👏🏻. EXTRA always implies you already have some. (Most 8y.o. even get that.) If the girls are that young, that’s a problem of businesses not willing to invest in older employees to prevent a lot of this. And no 13 y.o. should even be placed in these positions. The frustration I feel as a customer usually comes after the attitude of the worker, acting like I’m the stupid one. But again, I personally never yell at service workers, no matter how rude they get. I just never visit the same place again. Ever.
@@dinasilva9263 je connais pas l'anglais vois tu je sais pas ce que tu viens de me dire je m'appelle solène je pense que tu m'as demandée comment je m'appelle ❤️😊
The internal rage I felt on behalf of that first woman with the hashbrowns 😂. Like ok, we probably don't need to curse the worker out, but ooo, I would've been trying hard to keep my calm because the math is not mathing and her outward reaction probably would've been what the voice inside my head would've been saying! Lol. I think at that point though, I probably would've just asked for the manager instead - which I hate stating because of the rep that comes along with it, but sometimes, we just gotta talk to someone that knows how to do the math 🤣. Normally I'd wait until the end of a video to comment but I couldn't help myself with this one 😅
Being a dinosaur, I went to a macdonalds 4 years ago, walked up to the counter to order, & was told that I must order at the stupid computer at the entrance. I proceeded to ask what they were being paid to do, since they were standing at the counter WHERE YOU ORDER FOOD, and they said it was to take payment. I hadn't been into a macdonalds for approx 10 years before this....I only normally go there if I'm on a road trip. That day, I lost my shit. I'm too old for all this technology crap. The queue for the "computer" of which there was only 1, was 15-20 people deep, waiting to order, & this woman, along with 4 other 'workers' were standing there, waiting to take money from 1 customer at a time. I walked across the parking lot to KFC & was greeted straight away at the COUNTER, and they took my order. I looked across at macdonalds as I got back into my car, & the queue to the 'express computer' hadn't moved
Ngl, I hate the order screens. I don't want to touch something that a bunch of other people have touched all day before me, especially at a restaurant where I'm going to eat. And if there is hand sanitizer anywhere, it's down to the last drops and watered down.
Fun Fact: Gas Stations have cameras (WITH ZOOM) AND audio; most retailers DO NOT have audio or clear zoom. I would warn my employees, "If I catch you on your cell phone, I will zoom in on your texts and print them for your coworkers and customers to read."
As a retail worker, in some places I have worked we actually have to let them go because it’s health and safety! We don’t know if the thief is violent or not and they could sue the company if they get hurt if we went after them. We are drilled into us “the best prevention is to give good customer service” essentially it’s we know you have stolen from us we’ve clocked what you have but we will do our best to stop you from taking more, as safely as possible. Plus each company has different policies regarding this.
If that was the gift then Charlotte is WAAAAY off on this one. I have a feeling that was the gift by the boyfriend's reaction. I would be curious to know if he was still the boyfriend after Christmas or if he dumped her petty butt.
First time I've caught a video this early! I am a huge fan of your bridezilla videos especially now that we have had our own ceremony last weekend. You're hilarious Charlotte! Thank you for what you do fellow redhead!
Girl, I lost it on a Karen today. I'm not really a confrontational person, and that thing about respecting your elders was really drilled into me as a kid, but this awful old lady just grinded my gears today. I was behind her in line at the store, she had the poor cashier in tears for literally no reason other than her own stupidity. When she left she said "Thank you" sarcastically to the cashier, who was looking down trying to cal her tears and quietly said "My pleasure". This woman has the audacity to turn around and yell at this poor girl "I SAID THANK YOU ?!?!". So I looked at her and said "She did say it was a pleasure. Go be rude to the people at your house, this cashier isn't being paid enough to deal with your shit attitude". Her face was priceless. I bought the cashier a cookie and a piece of jerky and offered my sincerest apologies that that woman treated her like that. I really hate people sometimes.
I was behind one of those older, rude ladies not long ago. She had a huge cart load of groceries, just kept throwing things on the belt, but then was almost yelling at the cashier very rudely about what she wanted bagged with what and that was backing the groceries up because there were things in her cart still that she wanted bagged with things that had already been rung up. The manager came over to help bag. I guess she's well known and does this every time. The cashier taking care of her has been a cashier for many years and I know her pretty well. Nothing gets to her and the manager always helps bag when they see her at the register. The woman complained about how slow they were and she was in a hurry, etc. Her rudeness and screechy voice grated on me so much, that I finally said "Perhaps it would go quicker if you had the ability to group the items you'd like bagged together on the counter at the same time so your didn't have to hold up the entire line, while complaining to the cashier because you are unorganized or better yet, use self checkout and bag your shit yourself so we don't have to listen to you bark out orders to the more than patient workers stuck dealing with a miserable bitch". The woman had shocked look on her face and turned bright red and she shut up while they bagged her last items. I'm sure she saw the cashier, manager and people behind me kind of smirking and giggling. I had had enough of her. I normally never say anything and have a lot of patience for older people, but I couldn't stand listening to her anymore. As she was leaving, the cashier told her to have a pleasant day. Lol After she left, the cashier said she's always like that and that's why the manager always helps bag just to get her out of there. I hate seeing service workers treated like crap.
@@kimmyB9203I don't get how people can be that rude to others.
If I snap or snark at someone I end up feeling like sh!t all day about it cuz I just am not usually that way. How these folks do this to others then smirk about it later baffle me..
I try to treat others like I like to be treated. It feels like it's been getting so much worse lately
I'm working for a jewelry store (the kind that can't go to water or silver etc), a couple came in, went to my coworker and began to angrily explained that his wife lost an earing clasp (she didn't lost the earing, only the earing clasp), how it was unacceptable, that he wanted a compensation yada yada. She told him politely that there is nothing we could do about it, that kind of thing probably happened to every woman in the world with ears pierced etc. He didn't took no for an answer and went to me, tried to block poeple from going to the cash desk, I told him the same thing as my cowerker, I was about to go wild but, a lovely lady who was not having it did it before me "No wonder you can't get what you want by being a giant piece of sh*t, you seriously crying for a fucking earing clasp that YOUR wife lost ?? Get fuck out and let us pass !" He was so surprised, he didn't fight and actually left xD
Good for you. She probably could’ve used a hug as well.
My favorite customer service interaction has to be when a woman came in with her daughter and the mom was being difficult. Not anything overly crazy. But just a little obnoxious. And her daughter mouthed "sorry" at us. Lolololol.
I don't get super upset over missing food. But if they have the AUDACITY to argue when there's literally a receipt right there and can't do kindergarten based math, then yeah, I'd probably get mad.
That’s when you either ask for someone else to come help or go inside and ask for help
@@argretteexactly, I’d have definitely asked for another worker
Yeah... that would infuriate me. I'd have taken the receipt, double checked it all, then taken the whole lot back inside to find AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT worker at the counter to fix the issue, just on reflex. I mean, if you messed it up the first time, I'm not likely to waste my time running around the drive thru again to let you do it another time...
I'm saying this again:
Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
This woman gettin goddamn gaslit. She has a right.
Maybe she shouldnt have yelled like crazy from 0-100 but u domt rlly mess with peoples food like damn
I dont get upset i just shyly ask for my order to be fixed.
Or a manager cuz im shy of makin bad impression to ppl making food.
But if i was being gaslit liek that id take tht receipt qnd ask for a manqger IMMEDIATELY and be like listen i asked for 2 hasbrowns plus extra
If i PAID FOR IT
Then I BLOODY WELL WANT IT. im to broke to be wasting money on imaginary hasbrownsss
That coffee shop is in Jamestown NY and that tiktoker causes issues with lots of small businesses in the area. A friend of mine who lives there said the reason the coffee shop asked her to stop filming was because other customers complained she was being disruptive
I'm in the next town over...I heard the same thing. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. My son used to be friends with her son, but can't stand him, anymore. He just got jumped the other day. Nobody deserves to get jumped, but now she's using it as an excuse to e-beg for money. Plus exploiting her cousin dying in a horrific accident, but idk how valid that is.
@@jessiejeanne9717 omg 😲 that's horrible. Some people
She is looking for views 🫢
If you watch her videos she claims the whole town hates her because she’s too pretty. It’s hilarious, I mean she’s pretty but not pretty enough to be hated.
I'm pretty sure I saw something that showed she wasn't just sitting there and recording. She was doing like dances and stuff.
The girl that was stealing at saphora reminded me of the time when I first worked at Walmart. We had this guy that would dress in all black and we called him "the Lego man" lol he'd steal high end Lego sets but it was so sneaky and to this day we had no idea how he'd get away with it.
As soon as he would come in the first employee who had a radio to recognized him would get on the walkie, "Lego man here." Which would put us all on high alert. We would have employees follow him and observe him from a far. Even the undercover people would be on him.
He would go to the toy section, pick up the most expensive Lego set, and the walk around all the aisles for approximately 30 mins to an hour. Because employees couldn't get up close only to ask if he needed help they had to step back. He'd then turn a corner of one of aisles and then hand the box back to the closest employee to him. The box was still shrink wrapped and had the protective device strapped on the box as well (the box wasn't damaged at all except the smallest incision on one of the corners. If the set had large pieces it wouldn't have gone through), but as soon as he handed it to the employee, you'd shake it and it would be completely empty. We tried searching him, the area around where he handed the employee the box and retraced his steps on the security footage to try and locate the Lego set. Never caught him in the act and never recovered the items.
He did this for an entire year and then one day he just stopped showing up. We all had theories on how and why he did what he did. The logical one was he had an inside guy who work with and then would sell them for a sum sense they were in high value or collectors additions. My favorite theory was that he's a magician and he just stole them cause he didn't want to pay for them and could get away with it.
I was gonna say it sounded like he was the distraction and another person was actually doing the stealing for another box and then he would switch out the now empty set for the decoy he was holding when he went around a corner
I never worked at Walmart, or any stores like that, but I did work at Penny’s in the mall when I was 19. We didn’t seem have a lot of theft, but we did have to clean the dressing rooms, and we had a big problem with people doing their “business” (if you know what I mean) in the dressing rooms instead of the bathrooms and it was The GROSSEST THING ever! Thankfully we (cashiers) didn’t have to actually do the touching of the “business” we had to call the poor janitor and he had to deal with it. This happened multiple times while I worked there. (Only 1 year) needless to say, I didn’t work there long) 😅 my guess is that the thefts didn’t get as noticed because of the dressing rooms…
It's not about the hash brown(s), but the stupidity of people. That's what makes us lose it!!!
And it's 100% warranted
I have to agree..since when are customers supposed to be teachers also.. should get free hbr...for the lesson 😂
God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven💖
The new law in California is if the theft it under $1k, they get away with it. Yeah, pretty F up for the retailer, seller or owner.
No it's equally about the hashbrowns! When you get your mind set on those hashbrowns and they try to mess with you getting said hashbrowns it's definitely time to get upset
I recently got rid of Facebook and Instagram and now TH-cam is the only social media I have left. I still find people that take it personal that _I_ have no use for social media. This isn't about YOU, it's about ME!
yup, i have insta, Twitter, TT and YT. But i never go on insta or twitter and i only scroll for videos on TT and YT. I left FB and all its drama YEARS ago. I dont need that shit in my life. You can have the drama, i dont want it. Lol
Yo, anyone who gets so butt hurt over an 'unfollow' is pretty immature, lol. Who cares? Not everyone is gonna love you, or even like you 😂
Same thing happened to me when I quit all my socials about 3 years ago. They get over it. Best decision ever ❤
I'm with you! But, apparently Facebook is becoming a digital graveyard, old people pass, young people leave and new people aren't joining.
Social media is getting crazier..by..the.. second
No one is obligated to follow anyone on social media. Period. It doesn't matter if it's a stranger, friend, or family member. Social media is not the only way to socialize. And even if someone chooses not to socialize IRL, that's fine too. He isn't one of your closest friends in the world; he doesn't owe you an explanation. If someone gave me that card, I'd then block them on all social media and tell them that this behavior makes me less, not more, likely to interact with them in any way online or in person.
The thing that’s confuses me about peoples perspectives in the story is that the friend was the one pulling up her TikTok whenever they were together and that seems to be being overlooked entirely. If you’re interested in social media or a particular person’s social media I would not pull it up every time we are together just to show them that I’m watching their videos and not engaging. We would just spend time together and talk about whatever else? It seems hella weird to me for her to do that
I completely agree, unfollowing someone isnt that deep, but people take social media way too seriously (especially influencers cause their whole carrer depends on socials)
Completely agree. It’s such a grossly unflattering look to put someone in that position. Would excommunicate such a person from my entire life too.
If someone unfollows me I could care less 😂 It’s not that deep, he just doesn’t wanna see yours posts and I’m the same way with people on my Instagram that post everyday that I don’t want to see anymore lol Doesn’t mean I don’t like them, I just don’t want to see their posts 👍🏼
I think it's a "why don't you want to?" Kind of thing... it's weird to follow then unfollow. He must've done it for a reason so I'm on her side
Stealing: The problem is insurance companies pay out the stores when they have theft…but insurance companies are finally saying NO to payouts and stores are losing that part of their insurance. In my area we now have supermarkets and Walmarts with armed security and frankly, it’s refreshing. I’ve experienced people stealing and walking out with stuff, it’s just terrible all around.
Target will actually let thieves accumulate incidences of theft and once they have enough evidence for grand theft they wait and have them arrested and charged. LOVE IT!
Theft also prevents stores from moving up tiers not allowing those stores to hire more ppl or have more full time positions .
I got rid of almost all social media 10 years ago because it was ruining my life. I hated it and I was extremely depressed. Getting rid of Facebook, IG, Snapchat, etc. made me want to live again and my family STILL complains about it to this day 😂 They still get offended when I don’t respond to their happy birthday FB posts, or stuff they send me on TikTok when I don’t have those apps lol wildly petty for no reason
Why not delete your accounts instead of just never signing on? They can't accuse you of ignoring them if you have no account.
@@gillianlessard2585 maybe they have pictures and memories they don’t want to delete or something
Same buddy but I deleted all 3 of my account (ig, fb, tw) as a part of digital detox just for one month but now it already has been a year and I don't ever wanna go back 😂
@@tay599that’s exactly why I didn’t delete my accounts I just deleted the app, I don’t want to get rid of 20 years of photos and memories
Same here. Let’s hope there are more sane people like us out there.
The dollar store clerk was way more patient than most. The customer did this act on purpose, hoping the clerk or another customer would get frustrated and pay for her items. It’s a total scam.
Or the customer has dementia... I hope it's not that...
@@chelseacheckington7421yeah this was my thought too. Same end result but I’m a little worried about her connection to reality.
or the` customer honestly had an issue (Alzheimer's or cognitive issues) and the cashier is just an impatient a-hole....2sides
I'm thinking she's done this before with another employee and got away with it
@kathynicholson103
LOL'z, came here to say the same thing. She's definitely gotten away with it before!
When I unfollow someone it is not about getting petty or a mindgame, I am serious about it, no weird mind games or pettiness. And if someone does that to me, I let them ...again no questions or pettiness. Does it feel bad, yes. Especially if it is someone you like to connect with. Should I react, No. Let them have their peace, and I mine. It's part of growing up. We don't have to carry everyone along on our ride.
Thank you! It really isn't that deep.
I actually remove people from my followers, but don’t unfollow them 😂 I don’t want people who I haven’t spoken to in years to have tabs on what I’m up to, because I’m just a private person. But I don’t unfollow them unless there’s a solid reason to, because I know a lot of people take number of followers way too seriously, which is weird but to each their own.
If there were only more of us out there!!! It's hard for me to see all the hateful comments people will leave, it's never made sense to me. If I don't like something or someone, I don't watch all their videos just to leave hateful comments. There are some really unhappy people out there on a mission to make others days as awful as thiers
Also, who stalks their own followers hard enough to notice one single person unfollowed them 🙄
@@TaytaycuppycakesLiterally what I was thinking!! Like WHO HAS THE TIME?! Lol
Boundaries !!! He gets to follow who he feels like with no other explanation
Exactly!! They just don't want to accept said boundaries!
For the retail theft issue: Back when I worked retail I caught a lot of people stealing. I would always be really “nice” about it and say something along the lines of “I noticed you putting something in your bag. If it’s too difficult to carry everything around, I can put some of the products at the counter for you.” They would usually give me the items and just leave. But they knew they had been caught, so they didn’t come back.
So savvy and tactful!
That’s a really great way to handle it!
Once in Sephora, I 1st found what I went in there for, got sidetracked by something else and mindlessly put it in my purse. decided I didn’t want it said item then went to find my 1st item and I saw 👀 in my purse. I squealed loud enough Everyone heard me. Nobody saw me put it in my purse, but then when I squealed. 🤦♀️
Then I explain myself embarrassingly. Brought the item up to the counter for them to hold it, zipped up all my purse pouches. Then each item that I found I would bring up to the counter and then continue my shopping.
That was 15 years ago. I still zip up my entire purse before I walk into a makeup store. I don’t know how thieves deal with the embarrassment.
@@knowyourlove5613 the difference is that most of them have no shame in the first place.
"I've been ordering the same thing since I was 6"
I feel super called out right now 😅 didn't dawn on me until you said it 😂
Same here😶🤐
TWO CHEESEBURGER MEAL
@@CharlotteDobrewith no cheese for me 😂
Plain cheeseburger only ketchup.
@@CharlotteDobre OMG I get the same thing.
14:37 I was followed and accused of stealing by this worker around the make up store close to where I live. It was a few years ago, I went there because my younger sister wanted to use my student discount card on some of her Beaty products, I had completely forgotten that I had a lip gloss I'd purchased from the same store (Superdrug in the UK) from the previous week that was unused.
This store worker watched me enter the store, head straight for the makeup area that my sister was standing by, which was coincidentally the same area the lipgloss was from. I must have stood too close to it as I accidentally knocked some of the product over, so I quickly picked them back up to put on the stand then walked around following my sister as she grabbed items to buy, I could sense someone watching us and stood very close by, but shook it off to someone being nosey. I spotted the worker in one of the little mirrors standing not that far behind us, and noticed her follow us to the counter. My sister went to buy the items, I grabbed my card out of my purse for her, when the worker said "Aren't you going to pay for that" I was confused at first until she pointed into my little handbag at the lipgloss. I told her that I had already done that a week ago, she didn't believe me until I grabbed the receipt from my purse (luckily it was still there) to show her. But then said it could have been a different lipgloss and that I could have taken that one (the one in my handbag) from the stand when I "accidentally" (she literally did air quotes) knocked the products while putting it in my handbag.
Luckily the worker (Lucy) who was there when I purchased it showed up, I explained that I was being accused of stealing, while the other worker told her that I had. I gave the lipgloss to Lucy to check, she scanned it and said that it was marked as sold. Told us to have a nice day and apologized for the other worker's behaviour. Two weeks later I found out that she was fired for harassing customers and (I kid you not) stealing merchandise from the store room 😂😂😂
Lol wow what a twist ending! I was wondering why on earth anyone would be so rabid about protecting a company that pays crumbs and would never return the favor. But then it all made sense 😳
@@Sleipnirseight Yea, it was kinda weird, like if I had actually stolen something then I would have expected something like that. But to accuse someone and actually follow them around, when there are probably people actually stealing stuff yet they do nothing is just insane.
It was kinda like she was projecting the blame into me, like if she could get someone else to take the blame for the stuff she was taking, then she could get away with it.
"Boss, this projector is defective, we need to get rid of it."
Sounds like a little projection!
I imagine that she had some kind of scam running where she would accuse a customer of theft and mark down an item being stolen by a customer when in reality she would later take that item but would appear innocent as there was already an incident report and stock would not come up as missing during stock check as it would have been removed from the count when the incident report was made.
Just had a chaotic time at work, customers shouting at me, being rushed off my feet whilst feeling unwell. I'm now sat on the bus eating McDonald's chips while watching your videos and life is good again 😂 thank you for making me laugh x
You poor thing. Hope you got a chance to rest.
Try explaining to a McDonald's cashier that if your total is $9.25 and you give them $10.25 they should give you $1 back. They kept telling me "Your change is 75 cents." I said "No, that would be my change if all I gave you was a ten dollar bill. I gave you ten and a quarter." They could see the quarter I gave them and yet they couldn't grasp the concept of making change. Finally they threw a dollar bill at me and said "Fine, are you happy now?!" I refrained from pointing out that this was all I wanted and was owed in the first place. I thought about talking to the manager about her attitude, but with my luck she WAS the manager.
I get that younger people didn’t grow up with money as much as older people did, because it was cards half or most of the time. But I can remember the experience of first learning to give the extra quarter so that you get the dollar back (or whatever it was), and my memory is that it was awesome, it was so neat (I was probably about 9 years old). Not the dislike your cashier felt.
At my retail job, they put me on as cashier because I'm efficient at my job. I would have no trouble giving back the right amount of change. I'm also a millennial in my early 30s.
That is the reason I try to always give the exact change along with the bill amount. Recently was short - changed $5 at KFC after asking for my receipt, was told the receipt machine wasn't working, told the second gal in the window while still holding up my given money, that I was owed $5...she gave me a receipt.... where'd that suddenly come from??!! ...and I told her I still needed my $5 I didn't get yet. Out of nowhere without an apology, the original gal who gave me my incorrect bills back handed me a $5 bill.
@@Yumi_Jaythis isn’t money related but reminded me of something a math teacher told me. You know back in the day sitting in class and watching the clock, knowing the exact second the bell would ring. Well he taught 8 th grade math. He told me at my son’s graduation party back in 2011 that most of the kids that he was teaching then could not even read the clock. I was absolutely flabbergasted. But it would make sense that kids of that generation can’t count back change either. God forbid your bill comes to say 6.50. But you give them 11.50. They look at you like in their minds they’re saying uhhhhhh…. I politely say I’d like a 5 dollar bill back. And they still don’t get it. Times have changed 😫😫
Giving people the right change to get bills back is my favorite way to troll young people. It absolutely breaks their brain.
I work in retail, we are not allowed to confront people or stop them from stealing. Of they are crazy, they could pull a weapon on you or hurt you.
The stores saying for it is "We can replace anything in the store except you. There is only one of you."
So they get away with stealing?! I mean yeah it's not worth it to confront them but can't you call security or something?
@@Valeriamtzp It's an Ollie's Bargan Outlet... we don't have security.
Usually it's Loss Prevention's job to go after the people who are stealing. It's a major safety violation if the retail employee's are forced to take action and the company can get in major trouble if someone is harmed while working there, so they literally train us to stay calm, do the service as usual, and THEN call Loss Prevention when the offender is out of sight to keep the employees safe.
This was our policy at Macys too. Do not approach someone who may be stealing. Call someone.
I worked at Walmart. Overnight, at the self- checkout. One night, one of the managers caught a dude putting a load of meat into his 'special' jacket. She had security relieve him of his merchandise, then banned him from the store. Two nights later, I'm back on self-checkout and comes in. I go over, and rell him no, just go home. Don't make me call security and manager he saw two nights ago. He started to speak, I said no, you're banned from the store. My shift supervisor noticed and headed towards us. He bolted and never came back while I was there.
A lady once came into a store I worked at. She said she was using apple pay. all she did was hold her phone to the pad, didn't open her phone, bring up her wallet or card or anything. Of course, nothing happened. I'm trying to tell her she needs to pull up her wallet app and select a card, she keeps telling me "no, you're the one doing something wrong! There's a button on your screen you need to press! I do this all the time, it works! You're doing it wrong" I'm like, Ma'am, I've done tons of apple pay payments, quit BSing me. Anyway, I had blocked this interaction out of my mind. Just remembered it from the one story. lol.
What happened next?
@@AmethystEyes We went back and forth a few times saying the exact same thing. eventually she just paid with a credit card. I'm just thinking, "Seriously? You had that the whole time?"
I had a lady come in when I worked at a gas station and swipe her card at the pump and then fill up. She came in and brought stuff up to the counter and after telling her the total, she told me to just add it to her gas bill. I told her repeatedly that I can't do anything like that, she insisted that "the other guy does it for me all the time." She actually reported me to the manager the next morning, when the manager said we aren't able to do that, she said the other guy does.... I was the only guy who worked at this station 😂
@@MidwestRider559😂😂😂😂
As someone who works customer service, and in a store where there is a LOT of theft, as employees we are not allowed/supposed to accuse someone of stealing, or demand they give smth back if you saw they have. We can call mall security, and we can tell them not to come back but... that's pretty much it. Its mostly a safety issue, but I'm pretty sure it's like 50% safety for employees and 50% 'we, as a company, don't want to insult future potential customers".
I don’t understand people obsessing over who is following them on an app. I wouldn’t even notice who unfollows me because I don’t keep track of it. There are more important things in life.
yeah, that was really mean what the girl did, like yes the friend does not like you, but she made him expect a gift and all he got was that shitty paper i would tear up that paper and stop being friends with her boyfriend if he thinks its okay for her to do that, my childhood friend did not do anything when her best friend spoke rudely to me, allowing is agreeing.
@@karolmiss1905 To me that just seemed very passive aggressive, and it would definitely not make me want to follow her again. You can honestly see that the boyfriend doesn't approve and if this is what she's like because of his friend unfollowing her, what's she going to do to her boyfriend if he does something she doesn't like. I would run if I was him!
She’s definitely insecure and she’s probably either gonna get dumped OR banned from ever being around his friends again. This was LITERALLY the 1st yr they invited her to be involved and she’s pressed over 1 of them not following her insta?? Tell me you’re shallow w/o telling me you’re shallow🙄
@@karolmiss1905 it depends. If he uses Instagram a lot and unfollowed her despite being her "friend" and "expecting" a gift from her, that is rude. What possible reason could there be to unfollow someone other than not liking them?
Her card is funny. I wouldn't be getting a proper, thoughtful gift to someone who doesn't like me either.
@@Outriley read what i wrote again i said "yes he does not like you", if she does not like him either because she knows he does not like her, why would she choose to participate in the secret santa if she knows there is a chance shes gonna get his name, she could've choose not to participate or change with another person so she could give a gift to someone else, this its just childish, humiliating him in front of his friends because of a UNFOLLOW????, just because he is one of her boyfriend friends does not mean he has to like her, the only person who has to like her is her boyfriend, if was ALL of his friends than that was a problem, but ONE, nah, shes acting childish and stupid.
I actually can relate to the first lady. She wasn’t given something she paid for and let it go then tried to pay AGAIN for the same item and they still messed it up. I’m not sure I would keep it together either!
I'll say this again: Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
@@kimmyB9203you are aggressively as obtuse as the worker who couldn’t add 2 plus one extra
@@M_SC This person complaining had time to calm down and work through what she was going to say on her tiktok before making it. She probably wasn't as clear when she was speaking to the person when she was complaining. Of course, she's going to word it to make herself sound like she was very clear and the other person was the stupid one. They throw a childish, incoherent tantrum while it's happening and then record themselves like they were so calm, intelligent and speaking so clearly and everyone else is stupid. It happens all the time. Maybe it hits a little too close to home for you. Have a pleasant day!
With the McDonald’s story- I 100% understand where that girl is coming from! My family ordered food from McDonald’s and I got a big Mac meal… and didn’t get a big Mac. THEY FORGOT THE👏ONE👏THING👏IN👏THE👏TITLE👏
That's my go to 🍔. My favourite
One time my dad ordered two cheeseburgers and they forgot the patties. Lol it was just buns cheese and condiments but no beef.
@@GingeRenee 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Saw a tiktok the other day where a guy had gotten a Big Mac but the top part was nothing but two buns. Burger and cheese and everything on the bottom, absolutely nothing going on upstairs.
I’ve gotten my order with no meat on the hamburger…. Just ketchup and pickles in the bun 🤦🏽♀️
One time McDonald’s forgot my hashbrowns so I cried in the parking lot cause I was PMSing, calmed down, went inside, and asked nicely for my hashbrown. These things don’t have to be whole ass altercations. 😂
I unfollow people all the time on instagram, sometimes i dont wana see certain people’s content, either it becomes wayyy too personal and I dont feel close to the person or I have stopped talking to the person for quite some time.
It's quite common for shoplifters to hide things in random places, (they do it where I work) the idea is, that the first person goes in and hides things, then whilst the attention is on them, someone else goes round later and takes the hidden items before walking out. it's usually expensive items hidden amongst cheaper items.
And this is why when I worked at the mall,we put away all "hidden" items
That's an entire operation LMAO
@@teamobi3327 we do as soon as we find them
To be fair, I’ve hidden items that are sparse in hopes they’re there the next day when I come back with more money. Chips ahoy discontinued my husbands fav cookies and suddenly a couple weeks ago three packs appeared on the shelf. We could only afford one so we hid the other two behind less popular cookies. Unfortunately they were gone the next day. So sad.
@@LadyCaspar that doesn't usually work, stockers will find them and put them back in the right spot. also please don't do that, customers who find that will go 'well it was at this spot so it has to be this price and not that price' and then the cashier ( me ) will have to deal with an angry customer.
The unfollowing - When I unfollow someone , it is because I don't like something. I assume they never notice. But now that you say it hurts their feelings thats a bonus.
Dude same rare disagree with Charlotte but I would be creeped out if someone noticed I unfollowed them and made a weird card asking me to refollow them… like no dude shit like this is exactly why I unfollowed you 😂
Yeah she seems annoying. I can easily see what he wouldn't follow someone like her.
@fakeidonthaveahandle the bf saying "why do you need my permission you were going to do it anyway." Pretty much says everything.
Apart from that, it's entirely possible to unfollow someone on accident. It's happened to me before - usually because I was looking up their profile for one reason or another or because I accidentally clicked on their icon and happened to brush the unfollow button. Afterwards I'd (obviously) be too embarrassed to re-follow them as they'd get a notification about it and would know I either a) have known them for ages and only followed them now or b) have unfollowed them for some reason and only now deemed them interesting enough to follow again. Either way, I feel like that secret santa thing is just going to make matters WAY more uncomfortable than need be and ruin someones present who may or may not have been looking forward to getting something fun (after also having invested in a fun present for another friend) :/
If someone I follow posts something really offensive, I choose between trying to talk to them about how offensive that was or unfollowing. Personally, if someone who follows me doesn't like what I post, I prefer that they unfollow.
1st girl..she is legit what happens in my head😂 I've been in some form of customer service for 30+yrs so my mouth is trained - but ahe is my spirit brain animal 😂😂😂
Why does that TikToker think that she HAS THE RIGHT to film in someone's PRIVATE business? I hope she sues them, LOSES, and then has to pay a huge chunk of change for their attorney fees.
Because she’s entitled, and ironically her pretty privilege has meant that she’s mostly got things her way til now…
So funny thing before she blew up I used to see her lives a lot on my fyp and she would like beg for money to buy her kids food and she would like go on dating apps and she was like super rude
I checked out her ig. She deleted all of them. She only has 6 posts.
What lawyer in their right mind would take her case?
@@Raven62she’s probably the type to represent herself 😂
As someone who works in a grocery store, we're explicitly told not to confront people who might be/are stealing. We have loss prevention at my store and its their job to catch them either while shopping or on the way through checkout. The only thing I'm allowed to do is request that a known shoplifter pre-pays for their food(i work in the deli dept and we dont have our own register.) Then comes back and picks up their item/s with a receipt.
I figured someone would point this out but this is it. I've worked at multiple customer service places, Wal-Mart being one of them and I was a manager at others. Employees and Managers are told explicitly not to confront shoplifters because of the possibility of them having a concealed weapon. This happened A LOT at Walmart in particular. Going around and providing "customer service" was the only way we were allowed to try to dissuade people from shoplifting as it would make them uncomfortable and leave most of the times. Places like Walmart had secret shoppers who were our undercover security guards and they would be looking at the cameras/following people around. But it's insane, I've caught way too many.
The only time I was able to actually call out shoplifters was when I worked at a little store in my small town. And that was CRAZY we had shoplifters all the time. Had a lady try to steal someone's winning scratch ticket. It's crazy but yeah for safety purposes, no one could confront them.
My grandmother's first job was when she was 50 years old. My grandfather had a stroke and couldn't work. She got a job at the Hudson's in downtown Detroit. It was 32 floors with half floors and basements. They hired her as a secret shopper security officer and she advanced to head of the department by the time she retired. No one would think that a petite, sharply dressed, older woman was part of the security department, so she had the highest catch rate for several years straight. She'd see someone shoplift, radio the office and they'd send men to confront the shoplifters. She loved that job and got a 20% discount at any Hudson's, (which turned into Macy's), until the day she passed at 99 years old.
That's a great idea, the "pre-pay and present receipt" concept. Even if one isn't a known shoplifter. Give your order at entry, do the rest, pick up your deli order; gives deli staff a small window of time to get things sorted, I'd assume.
@Kayenne54 Yes, we are required to do it on party trays and fried chicken orders. Customers sometimes get upset about it but it's store policy lol. For just small stuff like sliced meats and the hot case items it would make things slightly more complicated I think. Especially if we don't have something, so I don't have a problem with casual shoppers ordering at the counters. But big orders or having LP let us know to shut someone down is helpful.
@@nom-nomnami1743 Ah, all good points. You can tell I've never worked on a deli counter lol.
The first girls nails look like the jumbo slurpee straws from 7-11 were cut into half and glued on without reshaping 😅
omg thank god someone else is talking about those nails. I don't usually judge people's nails but that is too much man.
I had to listen to that story twice because I couldn't get over the size of those nails.
A lady I work with has nails like that 😂
LOL!! Totally agree, they just looked so damn stupid.😆
Those are the most rachet nails ever….at first I thought it was a joke and she was trolling
How can anyone wear those for real and think they look good 🤪
The way you explained drunk McDonald's as if watching a training video was the best thing i have heard this year.You are absolutely 100% correct. Don't mess with the potatoes ❤
When it comes to getting all heated and mad about food. If you're tired, hungry, out of time, whatever and you payed for something but someone is suddenly trying to convince you, that you did not or give whatever excuse they can come up with, giving them one or two chances to fix the mistake is fine but if they're "smart" enough to still not understand, I guess anyone would get pissed off 🤣
Pissed beyond words....
Most of the time, the miscommunication came from the customer it is a really common mistake.
@@__-fl3yt one of my first jobs was McDonald’s . So just for example… People would order cheeseburger no cheese… which is a hamburger. (If you punch it in like that customer is still charged for the cheese )
when I punched it in as a hamburger I would get yelled at, cussed at.
I’d explain “MA’am, a cheeseburger with no cheese is a hamburger” I’d get back “that’s not what I f@cking want!!”
So ok I’d ring it up cheeseburger no cheese and they’d get charged for cheese 😅
Honestly, the only things that can make me genuinely angry is people being rude to those who can't stand up for themselves, and people messing with my DANG FOOD. I understand that mistakes happen, and I always start out painfully polite, but there comes a point where it's no longer a mistake.
@@larissafeltus6013 many customer will ask information about a combo but instead that actually ordered it they will jump to a different meal and then complain because only receive one meal even when you repeat the order back.
Former Asset Protection Associate here. We aren’t allowed to stop shoplifters due to insurance reasons but some states in the US say that only police have the right to accuse and detain. If a regular associate tries to detain or stop a shoplifter, it’s grounds for the shoplifter to sue because of false imprisonment/ false accusations etc.
It’s stupid they have the law on their side unless a cop is nearby, but who knows. Maybe the system worked somewhere sometime.
I ran a retail store (high end women's clothing) and we weren't allowed to do anything😂, I would have ppl sneaking stuff in dressing rooms or just stuffing in bags (Christmas time was horrendous) and drove me nuts.
How come I got chased out of kohls like 10 years ago by their loss prevention guy? 😆 I guess times have changed. (no I didn't steal but my friend did smh)
Can they still be trespassed? I'd ask them to leave and call the cops if they didn't.
It’s also a safety thing, I worked at Sephora. And we couldn’t stop them because we could risk the safety of us and those around us.
Tbh it protects employees from potentially getting injured by a criminal
I don't understand the social media unfollow. Maybe he just isn't comfortable following his friends girlfriend? It isn't like he shunned her from the group. I think people place way to much value in socials.
Personally, I've found that for those who social media runs that deep for, they're usually not deep enough to wet your ankles...
Same, like I don't understand what's the problem
Oh, my god, I've been looking for this comment. Surprisingly, no one is talking about.
The girl's boyfriend is literally one of those cases that he just going along with his gf's antics because there's camera involved. I don't think what she did was petty but pretty much immature. I don't know when it comes to acquaintance, and family and friends but I usually unfollow a creator when I lost interest and I think that's what the friend does, no?
What if the guy has feelings for this girl and just needs to not be reminded of her every time he opens his Insta? I know I’ve unfollowed once to just try and stop my head from thinking about someone. Then she only makes it worse with her pettiness..
@@Hamersims I was thinking that, too. And I have a weird feeling that she kind of suspected that as well and wants to keep his attention or sth
Charlotte! I watch you every day and today I finally have something to contribute!! I work in retail and the girl from Sephora literally could not stop the shoplifter from leaving! Workers are absolutely forbidden from accusing or attempting to stop someone from stealing. Only the asset protection people can! If we do we can lose our jobs! We arent allowed to even go outside and get their license! All we can do is what the girl's manager was saying - THAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! If they think we're onto them they usually run - an innocent customer wouldn't be put off like that. Anyways - have a great day and thank you for being here and making me laugh! Much love - Lexie :)
The first girls nails are like samurai swords. I think she dipped them in Karen sauce a little bit.
lol
honestly first thought they were clothespins. i used to do that as a kid 😭
"The Chinese are often credited with creating the first “nail polish”, in 3,000 BC. ... Long, coloured talons - usually worn with highly decorative nail guards created with hammered brass sheets inlaid with semi-precious stones - were an indication of wealth and social status. The assumption was that you could not possibly have such nails if you were of a lower class. Field work and 15cm talons do not coexist well."
Just a message "No blue collar jobs for me". Nothing new.
my first thought too. disgusting...
FR but those hashbrowns though. I'd throw hands too. XD
I once saw the stupidest person trying to pay for a drink, they asked for a HOT chocolate then tried to pay the £4.85 with Monopoly money (the notes were clearly worn out and used), the female worker spoke to him with a professional "don't hit or slap them" smile, while telling him politely that he had to pay for his drink with actual money or she'll have to cancel his order, he had an annoyed face while telling her "This is money, why can't I pay with this." I wanted to tell him to just pay already and stop pretending to not know what real money is.
After almost 5 minutes of her polity (though I could tell she herself was getting annoyed by this) telling him that he needed to pay with actual real pound notes (£ UK) or coins or his order would be cancelled. He finally (hallelujah!) paid with an actual £5 note, I ordered and paid for my drink when he acted up again. Complaining that his drink was hot instead of cold, the worker reminded him that he ordered a HOT chocolate, so it would be a hot drink. He went on a tyrant about how he had bought it from other places and it was served as a cold beverage, that he had extra cream with his dairy based drink.... That's when both the worker and I realised that he thought he was ordering a chocolate MILKSHAKE. I grabbed my drink and gave the poor worker (who was staring at him with a look of "Are you stupid" while clenching and unclenching her fingers) a £5 tip in her tip jar and wished her the best, then left wondering if he was drop kicked in the head as a child.😂😂😂
Seems more like he wanted a free drink
@@viridia1526 Probably but wasn't going to get it by playing stupid.
As they say play stupid games, win stupid prizes
last week in the supermarket i paid by credit card and as i'm putting it away a guy asks me if i could swipe for him. i was like wtf in my head but said "and what? you'll pay me cash?" like what is happening here? he said he was short on money. i said i can't do it, he gets a bit upset, why did i waste his time, and i said: "you know, buying less is an option"
and what did he say????
"you're talking nonsense"
what on earth!
how did you waste his time? i'm so confused lol
@@kellz6266 right? If anything he wasted mine. It was such a weird encounter
Buying off brand is also an option.
The entitlement!😮
He literally wasted your time wtf. He’s so entitled
Omg! The hash brown story is the best I’ve heard for awhile now. She tells a good story!
That would infuriate me to the point of fire bubbling out of my ears. Hashbrowns there is the only freaking breakfast item I can eat in McDonald's. If I'm trapped as a passenger sometimes it is only food available tome for 12 hours or so. I have put up with jokes and looks from my insane parents that won't make another stop anywhere, when it's order time for me to get a huge stack of hashbrowns and nothing else. The yolks there cause me to choke they're so dry. The sausage upsets my belly. The pancakes no matter what you tell them had that tasteless liquid plastic butter. My parents yelled at me the one time I ordered a ham sandwich and took it apart and tossed that egg off. So whatever is ordered has to be eaten as is the other option is no food until they pull over and the door is unlocked. Seriously last family road trip of 4 days I ate twice total and I paid for those 2 meals and it took hours of yelling to get that.
This is the thing about secret Santa... when you choose to participate, you know there is a chance that you will get someone you rather not. You chose to play.
Re: stopping thefts. My husband worked at two Targets across the country from each other. At one, they were allowed to stop people as long as they weren't past the checkout. At the other, they weren't allowed to stop anybody. They had to call Loss Prevention "security" to stop people & those employees couldn't stop people past the front doors. Police were required to be called once the person left the store at both. But Target policy is not to call the police until the amount is arrestable (grand larceny). One lady was tracked for 11 MONTHS through the store before they could call the police because she finally stole enough for the police to become involved.
This is true for a lot of stores. People have literally ran out of Walmart with a cart full of electronics and no one tried to stop them. They could call the police, but good luck catching these guys once they are out of the parking lot.
That's interesting. I'm assuming they can't involve police until they've left the store bcuz otherwise they haven't technically stolen yet. I'm wondering how the tracking works especially over a long period of time. Like if they have facial recognition software. Craziest thing I saw recently was a CCTV clip on the news where a man walked in dressed like a vendor with a huge cart and stole cases of beer or soda in broad daylight just super casual.
I work at a store that has another store in our store that sells sewing machines. They prosecute people who steal, but our store doesn’t. But those sewing machines are worth sooo much money. The least is $600 on sale, the newest model is $22,000
When I worked at The Children's Place, we weren't allowed to stop customers from stealing because it was considered "harassment" and it was a rule to also not chase them out or anything because of our own safety.
@@TheHonorsKid same at Joann’s. We can’t even start to go after them, not even to get a license plate or description of the car
An orange panda wanted to sue a coffee shop for not being able to do what she wanted in their private location sounds about right! XD
Red Panda ❌️
Orange Panda ✅️
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Orange panda. 😂😂😂
The "I've had enough" hands is a real thing! I cant be the only person to do the walking spider with my hands when I'm fed up and have explained something multiple times.
Charlotte and her editors have the best sense of humor. The black and white, slow-mo replay of Charlotte spitting at the end of this video is hilarious!
Omg I paused the video right before this to comment. The fact that they pointed it out is hilarious 😂
"why would you get so angry at hashbrowns." Girl, if anyone comes between me and MY HASHBROWNS... You will see a spicy 4'9 latina ready to bite some ankles.
I don't even think it was really about the hashbrowns. It's more like?? Do you not understand basic language? xD
I mean it's hash browns. And if you're hungry... That's life or death haha
I swear they're cooked in magic dust or something. That'd make anyone an ankle biter
@@slsthewriter1299 My friend, if you watch the video, we are joking about people coming across our hashbrowns. Do you not watch the videos and understand basic jokes? xD
@@aga3852 My point is she went on about the language more than the hashbrowns. xD Like "tf do you mean I get one hashbrown after I said EXTRA??" and then "WHY DID YOU GIVE ME TWO I ASKED FOR *TWO MORE??"* That's a language thing. The hashbrown is just salt in the wound. Lol
“I Haven’t taken my medication.” reminded me to take my medication. Thanks sister lol
probably couldn't pick up the pill with those stupid fingernails.
I normally dont buy merch from influencers, but i really do like that hoodie lol! Cant wait for it
Veganriz has a habit of having beef with establishments. Before the coffee shop it was the police station and her saying one police officer was stalking her. She is the drama😂
There's something hilarious about someone named veganriz having beef, lol
Haha. The vegan chick had beef. You made a funny.
the social media gal really rubbed me the wrong way. she should get over herself, nobody owes her anything and she's not the main character. unfollowing is literally the serotonin boost against these kind of people.
Right!! Gives high schooler vibes 😂
The fact that someone feels compelled to check to see who unfollows them is so unhealthy. You don’t need validation from everyone you know , and if you do, then you should work on growing your own confidence and self love.
First girl....she must have been distracted by those hideous nails 💅
Right! Like, get a life. Why was she in her boyfriend’s friend group’s secret Santa anyway? 🙄
I was thinking the same thing!!! What was the big deal they unfollowed you. If someone then gave me that gift I would double down and probably tell my other friends to unfollow lol. I would then be petty also.
Edit: I have to add... How did she know he unfollowed her? I didn't think it notified you if someone unfollows you. So that means she was specifically looking for him following her.
Heh, which one!?
8:51 - As a retail worker, I totally empathize. People be trying some scams. Others, well, sometimes I wonder how they have survived so long. And finally, you have the awesome customers that make your day better.
2:02 this beef isn't about the hasbrowns. It's about the sheer audacity of the employee: beyond being incapable of counting and using a little logic, she wanted to argue and be petty when it wasn't required or accurate.
The beef isn’t hash browns, lol
Hash Brown’s nails are killing me, how the heck does she do anything?! She must be a pro at life with those things.
I want to know how she wipes!
How do you ise the bathroom
I doubt that...... probably much more likely she makes others do stuff for her because she cannot
She doesn't do anything. "Oh no can't wash up, my nailsssss"
Honestly I've seen someone with literal foot long nails do more than someone with shorties, in a work place using your hands, but yeah, even my natural nails which are about 3/4 an inch from cuticle to tip and I gotta wipe my butt a certain way to accommodate them so I have questions lol
I've caught so many people trying to shove huge cans of booze into duffel bags right in front of me as a gas station clerk. One time i literally almost tripped over this lady's bag full of stolen products that was on the floor while she was still preoccupied digging into the beer cooler for more. I went ahead and took all of our stuff out of the bag and put it on a shelf, and was like "so do you want me to take this up to the cashier for you to buy or do you think you should just leave now?"
She stammered like she had already bought those things earlier in the day (she hadnt, they were literally still cold!) so i was like mam, i need you to leave the store now and not come back, because i dont want to call the police.
I had to ask her multiple times to leave and almost did have to call the police.
The audacity, honestly? Makes me regret being nice and not calling them.
I understand being an addict because i used to be one. But this was so excessive and would have cost the store like $50-$60 if she had gotten away with it!!
Ive not seen her since. And if i hadn't caught her out she would try it again every week therefore costing us more and more in the long run.
For someone who works in retail and has been the victim of a shoplifting incident, most stores do not allow you to go after people stealing. We can inform the boss like that and keep our eyes on them but we can't actually go up and confront them. For safety mostly. If they have a weapon on them it could go bad. I had a coworker get badly injured when he went after shoplifters. I have wanted to many times! Especially working at Target, lots of shoplifting there! People always return to places they hit successfully multiple times. It's so crazy. Love you Charlotte! ❤️
Exactly. Training will tell you do not confront shoplifters. Mark the time, vague description of person, and manager will check cameras. They will also decide if they're calling police or trespassing that person.
It’s the frustration when having to deal with “stupid” and being told that we are the stupid one!
The shoplifting thing. They always come back thinking we don't remember them, we always remember them. I literally told one guy not to come back. He was back the next week. I went up to him. "You're not allowed in here, I told you that last week." Him, "Oh, you remember me." Me," yeah, don't come back." He tried coming in different times, not realizing all the employees had his picture. They are on him the minute he walks in, asking him to leave.
I don’t think unfriending or unfollowing someone is that big of a deal.
Oh god, this was several years back but I had gone into Ulta to exchange some stuff. Gave my original purchase to the counter and went shopping. I had a list of things I was looking for and they were literally out of everything I came for. This girl comes up to me in front of a packed store and says “security saw you put something in your purse so I need to look” I am… MORTIFIED. Everyone has stopped what they are doing and just are watching now. I open my purse, move everything around so she could see I didn’t have anything. She just says okay and walks away.. doesn’t apologize or anything.. so now I’m not just mortified that all these people just witnessed me being accused of stealing.. but now I’m LIVID the girl didn’t have the decency to even apologize for it. I went to the counter and said I just want a refund on the items I brought in because I’m leaving. Still, not a word from her. I ended up being a total Karen. I called corporate, they offered me a voucher to spend at the store, I declined it but just wanted to be heard. The manager from the store called me to apologize… and said “this is so unlike Elizabeth”…. Sooooo, Elizabeth… I hope your pillow is never cold and your pinky toes meet every piece of furniture you walk by 😤😤
Because being accused of anything you didn't do, is shitty. I literally got banned from a store because they stopped me, checked my bags, found nothing, and I was like, FUCK YOU PRICK.
That is the evilest curse I have ever heard. Well done.
Nice job 👏
i understand u just wanted to be heard and apologized to but I still would have grabbed the gift card lol 😂
@@SydneyAnandBeautyright I’ll never understand when people with these stories decline a free voucher?? Couldn’t be me I love shopping especially when it’s free 😻
😂😂😂😂 the McDonalds story. Trying to keep it together at the laundromat 😂😂
My husband grandfather took amazing care of his wife, sppiled her in every sense of the word. She never made purchases at a store, he always took care of whatever it was. She NEVER used a credit card machine, pumped gas for herself, NEVER. When he passed away she was LOST without him. I can imagine her not understanding how to make purchases. The first time she ran out of gas she was towed and then had to ask someone to pump gas for her. Bless her heart, she did that until the day she died. She went her entire life without pumping gas. We miss them both dearly. I will say that my husband was taught well. He spoils me rotten, more importantly he lets me know everything will be alright.
Thats why I’m terrified for my future. I don’t pump gas, I use my card at stores because he works full time during the day and I grocery shop without him, but he pumps gas for me, he gets my dinnerplate for me, he helps with dinner, i’m physically and mentally disabled so i fully rely on him. If i don’t die first, im screwed 😂
Exactly ,some elderly people or even some refugees dont know how to do those tasks ... being kind to them should be common curtesy... Why need to insult them on a public platform and showing meanness to them in person...
I can relate to the 1st lady SO MUCH! There is nothing that frustrates me more than clearly communicating what I want/need & then the other person just blatantly ignoring me or not listening to what im saying!!! It mostly happens with my family lol!!!! 😂
I am amazed at that the first videos nails! As a clumsy person, I could never maintain nails that long without somehow impaling myself and others, and also breaking them within the first 3 minutes. People who can maintain long nails have all my respect. That is talent right there.
I would blind myself and I can't imagine cooking with them. I would be maimed.
How would she wipe her a$$?
Ever since having children and changing diapers, having my fingernails extend past the end of my fingers creeps me out and as a result, I cannot managed daily life with even the length that Charlotte has her nails. I'm in awe of the skill Hashbrown Lady must have. I also would have given her extra hashbrowns out of fear for my life! LOL
I thought she was wearing them as a joke.
That length of nail is bad enough (looks stupid on anyone) and worse when they are obviously cheap. If you can't afford to pay for quality, don't wear ugly.
When I worked at a store as a cashier our boss would regularly tell us “if you see someone stealing, do not try to stop them”. They had a system where they’d let everyone know and then they’d go and get their license plate number so they could call the cops. They always said it wasn’t worth getting hurt over cause it was just stuff. It was definitely the best place I worked at cause they cared about their employees more than the items in the store😊
They ended up charging her for 5 hashbrowns so yeah bring me my effing potatoes.
At the drugstore I work, we have to be 100% sure that someone stole for us to approach the person. There was one time I suspected a woman took something from the shelf and put it in her bag, then I went to my coworker and explained it to her. My coworker asked me to keep her busy while she would pull it on the cameras to be positive about it. And, lo and behold, she did put the product in her bag. Coworker asked for receipts, she didn’t have any, ended up admitting and giving the product back. The point being, we have to be VERY SURE that it happened, because we can't risk throwing false accusations.
People take social media way too serious... I would see people complain whenever someone would announce they were deleting their profile. They would say things like "why do you need to broadcast it? you're just looking for attention... just delete it, you don't need to tell anyone." So, I did just that. One day, I deleted all my social media accounts, no announcement. Every single person I knew thought I was upset with them.
My favorite reply to those posts is, "this isn't an airport, you don't need to announce your departure."
I’ve legit lost friends because I stopped using Snapchat after college. These people have my number too so I really don’t get the social media obsession 😭
@@ChefSarah4104 I think it might be necessary. When I left social media without notice, a lot of people thought that I was mad at them for some reason and blocked their profile. It was insane.
I deleted my FB and IG a month ago. Nobody is in a bruhaha over my absence. Not one phone call, text or email. Goes to show that sometimes you're not as important as you think. And look... the world is still spinning and my life is going on, only I have more time to devote to actual important things in my life, not dealing with SM bullsh1t and drama.
@@Just_Here_For_The_Comments Yeah, I didn't find out until several months after. Mostly, with family members that I didn't speak to regularly. (Also, my family could just be dramatic)
Going through all that stupidity for the amount of hashbrowns you paid for… that was justified anger. It wasn’t a bad anger. It was clear frustration anger. That was perfect for stand up comedy, by the way. She had me laughing and sympathizing at the same time. Like they say, it’s the delivery. She seems like a joy to be around for real. 😊
Do you know why makeup is so expensive? Because it is the MOST stolen item in most stores. I worked at a drug store a looooong time ago (around 1984). We had a long wall of cosmetics. Someone had to be in that area at all times because so much inventory was being stolen. Most of the shoplifters we had in that store were 15 year old girls. I stocked that wall sometimes. We applied a 140% markup on everything to cover losses
A grocery store I go to occasionally has now put a solid plexiglass wall on one end of the makeup aisle and a partial wall on the other end. There is a cash register there along with a full time employee.
@@hopefletcher7420wow! I've seen some stores put a plexiglass sliding door in front of the makeup so u have to ask an employee to unlock it and tell them which item u want. But never heard of a full register right in the section. That's pretty serious, but seems like it would really help with stopping the shoplifting.
I work at a fabric store and we have a snip bandit. There are so many corners cut out of the home decor fabrics that are right in front of the counter
@@sarahkinsey5434 Holy crap. That takes some nerve!
@@sarahkinsey5434 what do you think they are doing with the fabric?
Story 5: I feel sorry for her boyfriend, he has to put up with her forever (unless he realizes he can do better).
A card saying "Refollow me" like you are some crazy stalker, is not a gift.
yeah, that was really mean what the girl did, like yes the friend does not like you, but she made him expect a gift and all he got was that shitty paper, i would tear up that paper and stop being friends with her boyfriend if he thinks its okay for her to do that, my childhood friend did not do anything when her best friend spoke rudely to me, allowing is agreeing.
Seriously, you could tell in the video how annoyed he was. Clearly not the first time something like this has happened
And if it is life or death whether someone wants to know about your life (as if they don't have one of their own) sounds ultra narcissistic.
Like imagine being so entitled that you demand to be refollowed. If he doesn't care about what you're posting why do you WANT him to follow? Neither of you gets anything out of it!
Seriously so sick of people who treat you like everything you do that doesn’t meet their social expectations is you deliberately attacking them. You don’t have to answer the door, you don’t have to answer your phone, and you don’t have to be their buddy online.
On the topic of the woman who stole from Sephora:
As someone who works retail in a mall in the US, I can say that we're typically not allowed to follow customers out of the store or check their bags (even shopping bags from our store) without the customer's permission. It's mostly a safety thing for the employee's sake. If we suspect someone might steal we'll keep an eye on them throughout the store, and if we think they stole something we'll alert mall security so they can handle the potential thief and alert other stores in the mall.
14:17 not anymore. A lot of stores/companies got tired of being sued when their employees got hurt by thief’s stealing and hurting their workers who confronted them. My job in particular will fire you if you confront a shoplifter. “We care more about YOUR safety” is what they say. It’s annoying as hell, but you’re supposed to just annoy them with kindness and customer service.
I was going to comment this. Not only would employees sue, but so can the thief. When I was a manager at retail stores, wed do what you said. Customer service them until they leave. We weren’t even allowed to call mall security unless we felt our lives were in danger.
thanks for sharing this
The fast food anger isn't really about the food. It's about the utter stupidity of someone who has a job that just about anyone should be able to do. The employees who are wrong and RUDE are the worst.
And in CA they make 20/hr now by law. lol
To be honest, the majority of times clients are wrong and not just wrong they are rude and delulu. People who think that this job is easy and 'just anyone should be able to do' never worked in fast food and they are ones who make this job hard as hell. Fact that the job has no specific requirements to start 👏doesn't 👏mean 👏this👏 is 👏easy!
@@camarde_ It's easy. I did it while I was in high school. The skill level needed is minimal. It's because it's a job meant for teens and seniors. Just about every job you do you will be dealing with customers.
@@The2ndFirst Hello! Grouping 'minimal skill' and 'seniors' is a bit much. Seniors have generally a whole load of life/work experience behind them.
I mean...even stupid people need a job, but go be a door greeter at walmart or something...you don't need to be working a register if you can't distinguish the difference between a hashbrown that is part of a meal and an Extra hashbrown.
Posting time in Australia for Charlotte's videos is 2am-3am. So, from down under, and 2:04am, heres to the wonky sleep cycles
Happy Sunday…
From Saturday at nearly 1 in the afternoon, EST..
As a former retail worker, most places I worked actively encouraged as not to try and stop shoplifters from leaving the store, mostly for safety reasons. A manager at my first proper retail job was stabbed multiple times by a shoplifted he chased after over a few CDs. The guy got away, but my manager had a full recovery and got serious compensation from the company we worked for.
As a mom, we are NEVER the clerk on the toy register. A kid would never let that happen lmao
As a former employee of a beauty dept, we don't stop them because employees have literally been assaulted trying to do so. My life is not worth risking, even for $100+. Stores also have "shrink" built in because they expect a certain amount of product damaged/expired/ stolen.
Was coming to comment the same thing. Glad you explained to folks!
Yep, I was gonna say the same-I’ve worked in grocery and department stores, and they always say that if you see someone stealing, “provide excellent customer service” lmao that’s always how they word it. Translation: make them feel stalked so maybe they realize they aren’t getting away with anything.
I do wonder why they didn’t call the police though? Surely they can just be like “hey someone is actively stealing stuff from my store as we speak, can you send an officer here” and then just continue stalking them around the store and let the police handle the rest.
Was coming to say this also! I worked retail and I’ve had to scan suitcases we’ve recovered full of more thank 1k worth of goods. The theft is accounted for and tracked usually. We were trained NOT to stop them because it could be dangerous.
It makes sense but I feel this gives the idea you can steal and no one is gonna stop you
Retail management for 30 years. I ask " would you like to pay for that?" As it's stuffed inside their pants and they're looking at ME crazy. Then I'll normally ask if they REALLY want to deal with the cops today as they're walking out. I'm dialing 911 and giving their info. I've had the police bring them back, in the back seat of their cruiser, for me to I.D. them and they get pretty bracelets 🚔👮♂️THIEVES REALLY DO make prices go up for everyone. I work my butt off and get NOTHING for free there. I let them know what's going to happen and they do it anyway🤷🏼♀️
Girl your collar with Two Hot Takes had my flabers gasteeeed ❤️
There's an elderly man in my village, his garden is STUNNING! He and His Wife spent YEARS working 7 days a week working out there.
Since his wife passed, he struggles a bit doing stuff on his own, so many locals will "pass by" stop to chat and start to help him.
But a couple of local "influencers" would come into his garden making videos like they were in their own garden.
They'd stand touching his food like tomatoes saying they grew them and it's so much better to eat off the plant (it's a VINE dipshiz) she picked bit a tomato, bit into it, made moaning noises then spat it out into the garden, dropped the rest. They did this with loads of his fruits & veggies.
Then she stood in one flower bed while her partner filmed her! She was careful to not damage the flowers...
He was stomping flowers to get the "angles".
Once done she stopped being careful and stomped across the flowers to get out.
He's spoken to them before and gotten told "gardens are for everyone, you don't own gardens"
He solved the problem pretty quickly, he took down the fence that kept his 2 Geese from wandering the garden too much...
Yeah they don't come back anymore.
These two are so audacious they got into 1 garden picked a spot the took their neighbours furniture into that garden for their pic's & vids.
Caused a fight between neighbours until a video camera showed what happened.
They've been slapped in court for antisocial behaviour and are banned from EVERY garden but their own and banned from filming outside of their property they cannot film in shops, streets or in front of other houses.
They're currently very whiny about this and cry that they'll have to buy another house... But they rent that house & their landlord has now told them they will NOT renew their rent. Apparently there is a local landlord whatsapp and they have warned other landlords about the behaviours they will bring with them.
Now they're whining no local landlords are showing them properties... lol
Wow! That story makes me so happy. It's so rare when these idiots suffer from their actions. Good for that judge that put boundries on them and for the landlords not renting to them anymore. 🙂
I don't understand why the judge let them of so lightly. They destroyed the garden of someone they didn't really know and had the approval to go in the garden and filming.
As a gardener, that would literally send me into a violent rage, I'd cause havoc hahah
We need their social media info.
@@Kyrridwen420Dito. I get mad enough at the worms that eat my cherry tomatoes, but 2 grown adults? Nope. Love the guard geese.
idk how i JUST discovered your channel, you're such a breath of fresh air
McDonald's worker here, you'd really be surprised at how many ppl DONT HAVE A CLUE when they pull up to the drive thru speaker. My particular store, one of the menus has been "glitchy" for over a year, ( Mgr claimed repair people came out and fixed but broke when they were closing the glass cover, yet still not fixed) anyway so you can only see part of the menu. People have BACKED OUT to go to the other side that fully worksl! I've had to go over the menu with them. I'm so glad to hear someone else say"when you get to McDonald's you know the menu by heart, you know what you want". As for new hirers , some get it, most are clueless 🤔🤔😂😂
Ours will sometimes keep the previous order on the screen when the next car pulls up, and people will refuse to order bc they can’t see the menu. We tell them once they start ordering the screen will reset but they still complaining and make a huge deal of it. When you ask “what were you planning on ordering?” They somehow know exactly what they wanted, how they wanted it grilled back, what drinks they want with it etc. So why couldn’t you have just said all that instead of throwing a fit? You didn’t NEED the menu at all 🙄
@goingxxcrazy Complely understandable Been there and done that lol. I've worked back cash, taking both lanes, and we are BUSY, but they don't call me the queen for nothing lol 🙃🤣
Not sure if USA and/or Canada have it but in the UK there's the McDonalds app that you can order from before you even get there and all you have to do is give the staff member the code and when they put it through it automatically takes your payment. If there's a mistake it's usually the customers side then, plus you get points and can get free items too.
@marciabigg469 have that too. But the sad thing is they will pull up to the speaker, sign working or not, and place a mobile order at the speaker. Meanwhile a line of people are waiting to place their orders. You can use your app when ordering at the store, and still pay with the connected card if it's set up that way. 🙄
I feel you. BOTH of our menus have been broken for months now (we're on the backlog for the part; one's been broken for over a year. yay!) so instead we have to ask them to either come inside or pull to the first window to look at paper menus if they truly, desperately need it. Most know what they want, or at least know enough to get their order done even if they don't know the specific combo number or whatever.
Can also confirm most new hires are clueless.
Good Morning Petty Potatoes! ❤
It's the nails for me 😂 They make me think of the hot dog hands from 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'
Vanessa, were you the editor today? 😂🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔5/5 Potatoes today 😂
We say "Hello Petty Potatoes". Repeat after me; Hello Petty Potatoes
Morning
Good evening, from my part of the world.
Good morning and happy Saturday!!
Morning
I worked in retail. Great customer service skills. I got so sick of people stealing and having to try and out them with customer service that I started to call it out. No one was going to call customer service and say, Hey I was just in a store, trying to steal and someone were not friendly at all.😂 It made life much easier. However, this was in the 90s, which was a different and wild time. Now there’s the risk of bodily harm or death!
My friend worked at Old Navy and said you have to customer service the shit out of them. Hiding baskets of stuff are called theft carts or baskets. Radios are great for tracking people
Just came to the comments to say that girl you have became easily one of my favorite TH-camrs! I watch your videos every morning while I get ready for work!
Honestly so relatable how the first girl acknowledged she was being a rage monster over the hash browns 😂
Charlotte is right about the store security. My daughter worked in loss prevention and those cameras are extremely high resolution. And they do still shot the offenders and keep track of them throughout the store.
this! as a sales associate, we're taught to call our manager about a suspicious customer and then give the most relentless customer service ever. Other associates and the manager help track and "help" the customer until they either give up or make a run for it. We are NEVER allowed to confront them or chase them. Managers are the only ones who can potentially escalate with a suspicious customer.
@@zikasilver1wouldn’t they call the police though?
I would dare to suggest those cameras are better than what they use on NASA all terrain vehicles on Mars. Lol.
@@AmethystEyes That's a decision for Loss Prevention and/or the manager. I'm betting the managers fill out a form, and LP looks at tapes and contact police. From what I was told when I was hired, no one in the store can even pull the footage from cameras, that has to be done by LP. So we have to wave at cameras to mark times when stuff happens so LP can pull the footage when making a police report. And since we Do. Not. Escalate, I've yet to even see police at the store, and I've been at my store for almost 15 years.
Customer service is hard, especially when working in retail...
Usually I'm immune to customers beefing for the smallest of things, but today a customer actually made me cry and I just couldn't hold the tears but had to pull myself together (for like 2 minutes) and get back to work 'cause it was a busy day 😢
I’m so sorry you had to deal with that. Customer service makes you face the worst and most ridiculous people/situations. It’s extremely hard to balance the “I have to be professional because it’s just work” and the “this is too far and I can’t take this bs” when responding. It might not mean much but I hope things get better for you in and out of work!
@@colorcutie97 Thank you for your kind words.
2:27 I don’t play about my food. So I feel this
Yeeeup 😂 I’ve gone back into it places and done the same thing. It was just a really bad day and it was the last straw. That day I went to the McDonald’s twice, yelled at them for screwing my meal (after i already tried to be nice don’t worry babes) and then went to the Tim’s next door to get what they didn’t give me lol
16:40
what this woman didn't considered is that maybe that guy's girlfriend made him unfollow all women on the app. not just her. so now she's stirring up crap in his relationship which just goes to prove his girlfriend right that other women are trouble.... no she's too busy thinking it was him 'dissing' her and being too egocentric to take a moment to consider other possibilities...
additionally, with 'secret santa' stuff, you could always redraw another name, but she WANTED his name in order to be petty. again egocentric...
Egocentrism is only between the ages of 2 to 7. This girl needs to get dumped.
2:37 Simmer down? No, this is fair, I’m with her 😂 (edit: it is not about the hashbrowns specifically, it’s the stupidity and the 👏🏻 not 👏🏻 listening 👏🏻 . 😂😂)
Surely it's a bit about the hashbrowns? They're soooo delicious! 😁
I'll say it again: Fast food places hire 14 year old kids and they cannot work the fryer, grill or slicer, so they are often who you are yelling at in the window. My son is a manager at Arby's and is very protective over the young girls working drive through because his daughter is 13. They get customers cussing them out over something they didn't do. The other 14 or 15 year old person, who bagged the order wrong, just handed it to the girl in the window to hand to the customer. At first, she probably had no clue you didn't get the first 2 hashbrowns and then your frustration and b****y tone may have made your initial complaint not clear or that girl got upset at being talked to like she's an idiot. My son would have gone into full "daddy mode" and politely, but firmly explained that you are cussing out a 14 year old girl and he'd be happy to correct your order. Usually the person gets humble and apologizes and if they do, he'll remake the whole order and give you additional free food. If you are still an azz, which rarely happens as my son looks like a cast member from "Sons of Anarchy", but is really a sweetheart and a single father to his 13 year old daughter, you'll get only exactly what you paid for and he doesn't care if the food you already have got ice cold. Even the older girls working there love that he goes full on daddy mode and is protective if anyone gets out of line with their comments to them. He will step in anytime the older women working there are being talked to rudely and they aren't the type to speak up for themselves. Have some patience and keep in mind that you are probably speaking to someone's child or possibly someone's grandma. It's not that serious.
@@joparkin6960 I’m from a country which has no hashbrowns, so can’t say for sure, but I’ll trust you on this one 😅
@@kimmyB9203 I appreciate your comment, and I’ve worked in service jobs like this for all of my working life. I know what it’s like getting cussed out over nothing. But I also get hangry and frustrated mostly by the not listening and often the attitude of workers. I personally never yell, because (of my own experience being on the receiving end of needless yelling) that will usually get you nowhere. But I FEEL the exact same way as this woman. The fact is, neither of us knows what age the service worker in the story is. It might be not that serious, but it’s also not that hard to not screw up an order, especially if she was 👏🏻 listening 👏🏻. EXTRA always implies you already have some. (Most 8y.o. even get that.) If the girls are that young, that’s a problem of businesses not willing to invest in older employees to prevent a lot of this. And no 13 y.o. should even be placed in these positions. The frustration I feel as a customer usually comes after the attitude of the worker, acting like I’m the stupid one. But again, I personally never yell at service workers, no matter how rude they get. I just never visit the same place again. Ever.
Being petty is funny and sometimes absolutely necessary.
But being petty with Charlotte is something even better😂❤
@@Solènelamigonnelicorne yes, i fine, thank you. I hope you are fine too.
@@dinasilva9263 je connais pas l'anglais vois tu je sais pas ce que tu viens de me dire je m'appelle solène je pense que tu m'as demandée comment je m'appelle ❤️😊
@@dinasilva9263 je m'appelle solène 😊😊
@@Solènelamigonnelicorne yes, i know your name.
@@Solènelamigonnelicorne je suis bien solene mais je ne parle pas francais tres bien.
OMG YES hungry as all get-out and watching the cook make your order like a hawk... DYIN'!!
The internal rage I felt on behalf of that first woman with the hashbrowns 😂. Like ok, we probably don't need to curse the worker out, but ooo, I would've been trying hard to keep my calm because the math is not mathing and her outward reaction probably would've been what the voice inside my head would've been saying! Lol. I think at that point though, I probably would've just asked for the manager instead - which I hate stating because of the rep that comes along with it, but sometimes, we just gotta talk to someone that knows how to do the math 🤣.
Normally I'd wait until the end of a video to comment but I couldn't help myself with this one 😅
The girl in first story shouted so much I answered her question out loud 😂😂😂😂
Being a dinosaur, I went to a macdonalds 4 years ago, walked up to the counter to order, & was told that I must order at the stupid computer at the entrance. I proceeded to ask what they were being paid to do, since they were standing at the counter WHERE YOU ORDER FOOD, and they said it was to take payment. I hadn't been into a macdonalds for approx 10 years before this....I only normally go there if I'm on a road trip. That day, I lost my shit. I'm too old for all this technology crap. The queue for the "computer" of which there was only 1, was 15-20 people deep, waiting to order, & this woman, along with 4 other 'workers' were standing there, waiting to take money from 1 customer at a time. I walked across the parking lot to KFC & was greeted straight away at the COUNTER, and they took my order. I looked across at macdonalds as I got back into my car, & the queue to the 'express computer' hadn't moved
Ngl, I hate the order screens. I don't want to touch something that a bunch of other people have touched all day before me, especially at a restaurant where I'm going to eat. And if there is hand sanitizer anywhere, it's down to the last drops and watered down.
Fun Fact: Gas Stations have cameras (WITH ZOOM) AND audio; most retailers DO NOT have audio or clear zoom. I would warn my employees, "If I catch you on your cell phone, I will zoom in on your texts and print them for your coworkers and customers to read."
As a retail worker, in some places I have worked we actually have to let them go because it’s health and safety! We don’t know if the thief is violent or not and they could sue the company if they get hurt if we went after them. We are drilled into us “the best prevention is to give good customer service” essentially it’s we know you have stolen from us we’ve clocked what you have but we will do our best to stop you from taking more, as safely as possible. Plus each company has different policies regarding this.
The unfollow one made no sense. What was the gift, the postcard telling him to refollow? What a lame gift! LOL! People are petty! LOL!
If that was the gift then Charlotte is WAAAAY off on this one. I have a feeling that was the gift by the boyfriend's reaction. I would be curious to know if he was still the boyfriend after Christmas or if he dumped her petty butt.
First time I've caught a video this early! I am a huge fan of your bridezilla videos especially now that we have had our own ceremony last weekend. You're hilarious Charlotte! Thank you for what you do fellow redhead!
Did you have to have your bridesmaids oopsie! sorry!! spill wine on anyone? 😂
Congratulations on your wedding! I hope it was as beautiful as you imagined. Wishing you both many years of love, happiness, health and joy together.
Congratssssss!!! Any tea?
@@Loki-and-Thor Thank you!
Glad you like them!
i literlly spend all my computer time watching your videos. ty for the fun content Charlotte, I am a super fan!