People Whose Non Disclosure Agreements Are Broken Share All Their Secrets (r/AskReddit)
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Man, this narrator is on a lot of channels. I hope he's getting his cut.
😂
He's probably a billionaire by now
This narrator lives in my neighborhood, his house is huge!
🤣🤣🤣
I love how he habitually mispronounces some of the simplest goddamn words in the English language. It's always something new with this guy.
I actually laughed out loud at "Do you want to know how they make the holes in the donuts?"
Same bro haha
“Well you see, sum guy with drums and another stark naked started filming”
And every possible dirty thought came rushing to my brain with one sentence.
Me to hahaha
With a donut holer ofcourse
"In the end I learned most of our economy is held together by ductape and wishful thinking"
Yup, the whole Gamestop thing seems to confirm that.
Actually like the "riots" in the capital and blm and antifa this has shown how weak the elites are and their money as well can be taken away in an instant.
@@leegraves8878 "can" - but will soon take steps to close that loophole for everyone but themselves. Do it while you still can.
the rich moguls have played the market for years without Mainstream Media having an issue and yapping about it. But suddenly when the common folk do it... oh well, it's a big deal isn't it! Behave as you're trained to, peasants. That's what our media and political overlords dictate
@@TrainerInTraining It’s SO true!!! I am completely baffled daily at how the majority of Americans do not see that we are severely getting fucked, but instead of coming together for a revolution, people fight over republican/democrat idiocy. NO ONE IN POWER GIVES A FUCK ABOUT US. It’s the haves and the have nots, and we are all the have nots.
@@wildheart5116 Agreed. And the media manipulation! People sit there like gullible empty heads and tune into these "news/TV shows" and become indoctrinated and complacent and just parrot what the Talking Heads tell them to believe, Sickening and sad. No more common sense or independent thought.
Used to work at Teavana, that tea company Starbucks bought. The teas actually cost cents. The most expensive tea we sold was $40 something for a tiny bag. But it only cost us $0.47 for that tiny bag. It's why the employees could drink as much tea as we wanted.
Oh. Frig.
I loved teavana, but I always knew it was a rip off so I never bought much from them. I remember purchasing a blueberry tea that was great but I only bought a tiny bit and I felt judged by the sales associate for not getting more.
Teavana released a Mother's Day brew that I still think about from time to time. It was so. SO. Good
Probably why they went out of business in my area nobody was paying their crazy prices
Probably why they went out of business in my area nobody was paying their crazy prices
All NDAs expire three years after the last paycheck. Failure to pay any obligation negates any NDA. If the employer is not the party for whom the NDA is signed, it is not valid. Example: you work for a temporary agency. The agency sends you to a tech company. They make you sign an NDA. The NDA is invalid as you don't work for the tech company and they don't pay you.All third party NDAs are invalid. Government employees are prohibited by federal law (US) from signing an NDA. That includes state and local as well. Any NDA is invalid and it is actually a criminal act both to require and sign one. The public owns the work and information relating to it and an NDA steals that information from the public. This originally was a US Supreme Court decision, it is now a federal law. If the information in question is over a matter more than 500 dollars, it is a federal felony to sign a government NDA. People do not know their rights about NDAs. No NDA lasts longer than three years after leaving a company as civil liability is three years. Criminal liability for signing a government NDA lasts seven years. Non-competes last a maximum of three years and expire if any condition of employment is not met by the employer. Most common is failure to pay the severance wages.
You're the best, this is soooo important. Time to warn friends in government jobs about this.
Dangggg I'm about to start as an assistant teacher working for the state so this is soooo helpful! Thank you Richard!!
Does this mean that if I signed an NDA about a job interview and didn’t actually get hired, I’m free to talk about it?
@@ruiqi22 Did you get paid?
Nice
So the fbi must say what the aliens are?
Jk that's separate
Red flag: when they offer a "quitting bonus"
Amazon's couple thousand "we don't want to see you go, but we can help you leave" dollars, attached to a 'if you accept this payment, you can never be hired into ANY amazon-owned company ever again.' stipulation.
@@droopy_eyes hello
@@frankzaffuto3670 they kniw EXACTLY what their doing. 200 iq play. Or 0 iq depending if you cant find anymore employees lol
@Mike S amazon owns zappos
@@frankzaffuto3670 Can't they do that anyway even without paying someone?
As a Tennessean who's visited Ruby Falls multiple times, I am crushed.
Ahh! I just looked it up and it’s so pretty it’s a shame it’s all fake tho :/
I’ve also visited ruby falls a long time ago, from Mississippi tho.
@Siva Kumar lmao, it’s because of people like you they get away with it 😭
As a Chattanoogan I’m in shambles
@@grizzlymc6272 As a soddy daisian, same
that bank that rhymes with base...
I had a car loan through them and they tried to ruin my credit. When I went to make a car payment one month (I didn't have an address at the time and so I paid in person) the person behind the counter told me I had already paid the car. I was confused and asked if she was certain and she insisted...Being already poor, I apologized for taking up her time and left...
I was given a negative credit report and fined and when I explained to the bank what had happened I was told, "If you knew you owed, then you shouldn't have listened to the clerk"
Maybe she was right...but the fact that they basically lied to my face and then blamed me for the lie and it took years to clear that from my report when it should never have been there...pisses me off to this day. If they think they can get away with shady shit, they will.
JPMorgan Chase?
@@rgkaczynski I can neither confirm nor deny...
You're going to learn this lesson repeatedly thru life. We are the peasants and slaves to the system. They are the big guys and we always get the shit end of the stick. Always.
Always stick to local or regional banks. These massive ones will ALWAYS fuck over us little people. Live and learn.
Next time you should ask for a paid in full letter, anytime some one says u have paid when u know u haven't ask for a paid in full letter/ receipt
i can't reveal obama's last name... at least not yet
I’ll tell you how to out pizza the hut for that secret!
@@s_solus3089 ill tell you how to let people over the age of 99 play with legos if you tell me
@@manicaldaredevil7599 Obama's last name is-
@@mykull01 it’s Michelle isn’t it?
What Sotero? Isn't that an open secret?
Note to self: avoid banks which the name rhymes with case
Edit: Apparently its JPMorgan-Chase, the more you know.
I’m currently under Chase. 😅
@@Oretal run
@@drypenguin5174 No reason to. Been banking with chase for 10 years. My father over 50. Literally never had a bad experience or any kind of issue whatsoever.
@@carryeveryday910 You are apparently lucky.
@@kaylons no, he’s a secret agent sent to act like a customer
Im a professional songwriter. I write for bigger artists often, and they all make me sign NDAs to keep my name off the song so it looks like they write their own stuff. I get an extra 4-11% in revenue, so its worth it most of the time
Make it 50%. They get all the fame from it
@@MajimeTV that wouldn't work id go out of business-
@@anthonywestmoreland7707 I get it. It’s a competitive market. But encourage yourself and others to demand more or demand after-publish royalties and not a one-front payment
@@MajimeTV we do demand royalties thats what the revenue percentage is, flat rate is 20% 4-11% is EXTRA we get for the nda
Would you be able to make a playlist of the songs you've written for bigger artist. Technically it's not breaking a nda. You just made a playlist of songs you enjoy 😉
In Iraq the aviation unit I was in used to fly out boxes of cash monthly to pay off local warlords not to attack coalition forces.
Probably cheaper than using weapons and manpower
@@gitman3486 Even cheaper to not be there in the first place lol
Nice, our tax money going straight to terrorists
Given what's been on Taliban TV the past few days, it wasn't just Iraq!
Could a taken one.
Nearly every FedEx package you get has been dropped at least 3 times per sorting facility and has a 50% chance it was kicked at least once. I worked as a package handler. Also, for the love of God, stop shipping water heaters, the sorting machine at the warehouse is big paddles on top of a big wide slide. The water heater rolls down a the giant slide toward workers that literally can't stop it, so they have to get out of the way and the heater literally goes flying and whatever conveyer belt it lands on is where it goes. I can't believe no one got seriously injured when I was there. (EDIT: Occasionally the huge body builder guy would catch a water heater, we were glad to have that guy on the team, perfect job for him.)
Had a similar problem happen when I worked at LaserShip(a shitty last mile delivery service)
As someone who spent a summer as a package handler for FedEx, can confirm. First thing everybody told me was “Nobody’s ever been fired for throwing a package”
@@serendipitousslim1529 The job title could really just be "thrower".
@@Scorpiomaj27889 deadass. Easily the worst job I’ve ever worked
I remember one time on the line, a coworker of mine picked up a package and while talking to me, naturally slammed down the package (he was telling me something shocking and unintentionally used some aggressive body language) and we heard a crack. Well he lifts it up and we hear all of the pieces fall to the bottom of the package.
I did my best to not drop or throw anything, and after becoming a trainer and always picking up ICs I got to a point where I could lift pretty much anything on my own (generators, purple mattresses, etc.) but I saw a LOT of throwing and dropping.
Really disappointed about ruby falls. The whole thing is very pretty, but not being real takes away a lot of the magic
Exactly, I remember going as kid and it's kinda disappointing now.
I went too. It’s real just commercialize
What's ruby falls?
@@Mygg_Jeager google it. You will be amazed
@Caden I went a long time ago in 1998. It’s real.
Yes it’s true, any cake company I’ve worked for has either brought in prebaked cakes, or used mix. Same with donuts. The reason is that it’s all the same ingredients, but you have almost 100% certainty they are going to turn out, but if you measure everything every time, you’re bound to mess up at some point and have to scrap 70 pounds of mix after you bake them and realize they didn’t turn out right. Plus, the taste/texture of a premade cake is hard to compete with, as they are using levening agents and other ingredients you can’t get your hands on normally. Being only a cake decorator and not really a baker, it always seemed sensible to me to do it this way anyways.
I saw a similar post on another reddit thread. They used boxed cake, but they made the frosting, which was their "trick".
Edit: apparently it got mentioned in here lol
This is honestly fascinating.
One reason I never buy baked goods but bake them myself unless they're very cheap. Like I bought an 8 pack of bagels for 1.99 a few weeks ago. But who needs to pay 10 dollars for a cake when a 5 pound bag of flour is like 2 dollars.
When my dad used to work R&D at Hughs aircraft in the 80's he was part of a group that was tasked with making an imaging processor that had insane resolution, and unheard of environmental tolerances.
Based off of information that's currently in public domain, and a drunken conversation with a project head from another department at the time, he's pretty sure he worked on an early spy satellite.
They say military tech is 20 years ahead of what civilians have access to
@@drdree8396 From what I read it's around 30 before it's declassified
@@mosquitobrainbutcooland that’s probably just regular military, imagine how far ahead the super classified tech teams are, like what is the modern equivalent of the Manhattan project, probably something we would attribute to aliens
Mk ultra victim Cathy O Brian said 50/60 years. We are being lied to.
If it makes him feel any better... his design probably got used on scientific satellites as well, but without the need to focus on something only a few hundred or thousand km away. And given all the missiles that _didn't_ get launched because both sides had enough information to know if the other was cheating... it was a net win for humanity.
well my dad made a joke that they turn off niagara falls at night to save water. hmmlooks real now
Well, I’m pretty sure that they have concrete on the falls to avoid the water current/speed from eroding them. Because over time, all waterfalls erode the ‘fall’ part and just become rivers in a valley instead of rapids.
In the 1800s, unusual weather caused the water that was leading to niagra too freeze, and in the 60’s, they diverted the water and drained it as an experiment
@Dick Johnson someone with the username Dick Johnson is criticizing someone else's humor, now that's pretty funny.
They periodically turn off the Colorado river, that was interesting to see and have it mentioned so causally (they lock up the dams so the flow is minimal), I don't think it makes it to the gulf of California anymore but it was turned off in Nevada.
I've listened to so many of these that my inner voice is this guy. slowly... going... nuts
It's automated
That bank one, that sold the house from under the family...exact same bank did that to a family member. I tried calling and letting them a mistake had been made, got hung up on then they would never answer our calls. Went into the branch and talked to branch manager who didn't quite believe us and had him made the exact same phone call on speaker phone...he also got hung up and then they refused to communicate with him.
What is the bank name.Imma sue them even though I live in Serbia
It’s probably JP Morgan?
@@Global_majesty Chase, I'm pretty sure.
@@Global_majestychase
After many years of waiting, I can now tell you this:
snape kills dumbledore in deathly hallows
WRONG! snape kills him in half blood prince
WRONG! snape kills IRON MAN in half blood prince, not dumbledore
WRONG! Snape kills Iron Man in Revenge of the Sith!
@@s_solus3089 wrong snape kills snape in snape of the snape
WRONG! I killed them all.
Used to work for Jimmy John's. The exact recipe is 11oz Starkist tuna squeezed, onions, celery, 3 cups Hellman's mayo, and 1/2 cup of Kikkoman's Soy Sauce. For best results, mix soy sauce in first, then onions and celery, and finally mayo.
The proportions may be secret (not anymore after your post :) but the soy sauce isn't a secret. If you ask what is in the tuna they will tell you.
Guy sitting in a kiosk in a zoo. Zookeeper wanders over.
"Oh by the way, the wolves are free. Keep your eyes open."
You know a company is horrible when they have a quitting bonus 😂
It was done to incentivize people to join and then possibly ruin their non-disparagement agreement to bamboozle them out of that. Like with McDonalds offering an iPhone after working for 6 months and earning at least $60,000, which as you know is impossible because they pay $7.25 in most of the US.
It's usually called a "stay bonus" (politically correct, you know).
what was the company
I work at a place that has what's called "price discrimination, we don't make anybody sign NDAs or anything, but my boss gets upset when customers talk, worried that they'll discuss prices they get on our products
Are you in the food industry?
@@wylser no, I work at 1 of my company's 7 warehouses that distributes fireworks all over the country
@@claywilliams7579 Oh interesting, thanks for letting me know.
I bought from a place that did that. I was paying 10% less then my neighbor. He got upset, but they had good reason. I paid on pickup. (Because I am lazy, cheap. I HATE paying late fees if I forget). He paid on last day. They said it took so much less time to not send bills, deal with him as end of month crowd 5pm…. They gave POD folks 10% off. It was in the monthly newsletter.
So he works at new place. No employee discount. I go there. First time in 3 years. They have to record my name, “do we know you?” I mention I know that (homeless looking guy they have working, he is my neighbor, actually has a home). ;). They gave me a 10% discount off bill.
The bank one is probably JPMorgan-Chase
You can't afford to pay me
So you definitely can't afford to sue me
Hahahaha lol nice
I remember when I was 21, just turned, and the gas station I worked at had like 2000 stolen. They had cameras all over the cashier so they knew I didnt take it. It was like my first week there. The manager told me they knew I didnt do it, but someone had to get fired for it and I said whatever. Years later the same person told me like 3 people split the money stolen that night that worked there and she said sorry. Man, I could've sued that company and got a nice payday if I had any life experience.
I worked for Rickel's (a chain of fairly good sized hardware stores in NJ, like Home Depot). And one of the "front end managers" (manager over the cashiers) was stealing money from new hired cashiers and accusing them of theft. This went on for a long time (maybe a year?) before other front end managers realized the thefts were always happening on his shift. They caught him, but never did anything for all the people they fired.
By the way, Rickel's went under a long time ago.
@@richardjones4662 wtf is a rickle?
@@gregeads6124 , name of the (now non-existent) hardware/lumber chain of stores.
If I had worked for that Texan contractor guy, I would've documented and filmed everything I possibly could and then disseminate it to every local news agency and environmental dept until he was ruined. That guy should be in jail and I can safely say that my principles on this countermand any conceivable argument against that sort of action. Naturally this would be anonymous
When I was working security, my Major who was a retired Air Force soldier, told me that back in Vietnam he was flying in bombers over a decade before the public even knew they existed.
Duh. That's like most tech.
Bombers exsisted way back in ww1 my guy
@@oz_jones I know they did. Maybe your reading comprehension needs some work. I'll break it down for you on a grade school level. He was flying in specific types of bomber planes that was classified at the time. These particular ones weren't public knowledge until years later. Who would've thunkit that there are multiple types of planes?
@@hiddenlineage4296 He said "my guy", I don't think they sent their best.
Members of the air force are airmen. Members of the army are soldiers
Members of the Marines are Marines.
Members of the Navy are sailors.
Yo wtf are the chances lmao, my friends sister works at Ruby Falls and now their secret is mine
Cant wait till my contract ends so I can talk about what I did as a crypto Technician in the navy lmao
Dude! Are you serious? You are somewhat of an insider into everything going on right now. It'd be great for you to make a podcast or a TH-cam Channel when your NDA ends.
@@franklingonzalez1003 that's the plan, my friends and I all had Similar jobs so were gonna start a podcast probably and talk about all the shit the goes behind the scenes
@@founderoftheempire8589 If it’s soon, I beg of you to come back to this comment and update me. I would love to know what kind of corrupt crap goes on back there
@@tynj6816 Same
Is it over yet
1:49
Signed _after_ being fired? That can't be right, or what would stop someone from simply refusing to sign? What's the worst they could do?
Depending on how long they worked there, it may have been a bad idea to leave the company on bad terms. References are a big deal. They likely also offered some sort of severance package, but the caveat was that you needed to sign it.
They can't refuse references
NDAs are not valid if you aren’t being paid by the employer. It was never valid
@@MajimeTV That's entirely untrue. If you sign it, it's valid. The only exception is if it says you can't disclose things that are legally forbidden from being on an NDA.
@@DarkLink1996. yea people are morons, they read somthing on the internet and think it applies to every frikin thing, i have a few life term ndas with no continuance of pay.
Seeing the auntie Anne’s one made me laugh worked there for like 7 years and literally made the pretzels at home on the side to sell for extra cash
One of the managers at Pretzle Time stole mix and sold Pretzles out of his apartment. His customers were clients with the munchies, he also sold weed.
Working at multiple food places. It’s extremely apparent that 80% of the “house/secret sauces” are just small time regular sauce variants either from the area nobody knows about or just so far out of town nobody would be able to know about.
The jimmy john tuna one is definitely true. Tuna bacon sandwich is low key delicious. Ultimate porker with avocado is also the way to go
15 with bacon is a sleeper, wish more people knew about it.
i can disclose this: *invest in AMC*
You mean the really crappy movie theater chain that bought out Cinetopia, took away root beer from the movie theater and switched to really terrible reheated leftovers for “food” during a film? If so, that atrocious joke of a company will never get another penny out of me without major changes. Also their theaters are always a mess with trash bins overflowing.
@@2102082 no no, AMC the car brand. It's back, in pog form.
@@2102082 yes we mean this AMC to the moon 💎🙌🚀
Care to explain further?
@@aadityakalwani go on wallstreetbets or smallstreetbets and search AMC DD
Daaang I went to ruby falls a while ago. What a rip-off lmao, it's supposed to be the "tallest naturally occurring underground waterfall"
Technically it is, just that the genuine thing isn't what people imagine when they think "Waterfall".
As a local, we have all known about it for years. Sorry you got scammed
@@dangertarain8757 it's alright. It was a fun experience nonetheless. Caves are sick
@@dangertarain8757 Yeah, either way as a local I have to admit that it’s a great place to be around Christmas time.
Im a local and had no idea
What part of rural Texas? I can turn his whole world upside down overnight for that bs
The people who post this on reddit are not even aware that their discussion threads are here on a video so...
My mom is an excellent baker and she uses boxed cake mix. You have to be able to actually bake, and then yeah decorate and make super tasty homemade frosting. The secret is always the frosting, if you make a kick ass frosting your stuff is going to be popular. You’re only a fraud if you’re passing someone else’s product off as your own, so if you posted pictures of other peoples’ cakes and said they were examples of your work.
12:08 as a history buff, this one rlly reminds me of how in the USSR numbers often got inflated by the various levels of management to meet the quotas they'd been set.
'I learned our economy is mostly held together by ductape and wishful thinking' is the line that struck me as something a soviet manager of a factory would say XD
Seems capitalism and communism aren't so different. They both just make up numbers for something that has an arbitrary value attached to it (money) and pretend their economy is fine & growing.
I think it’s more because there is no longer anything real that backs our currency, with the gold standard somebody at least had to have the physical gold, now it’s backed by the “faith of the us government” which is meaningless, there is no real value to the dollar, the worst part is in the future they could go 100% digital and no longer considered cash as legal tender, with gold standard you’d at least get to trade cash back for gold, but with the standard you would just be screwed
Used to think 20% of the people did 80% of the work. Now it seems to be worse.
Wow the loss of our house in 2009 just made a lot of fucking sense
The department of health allows a *lot* of interesting things to be in food.
A certain percentage of rodent feces is okay.
A certain number of flies are allowed in grease friers.
Insect parts and larvae.... Again a certain percentage of the food weight.
In fact, most of the time when a restaurant gets a low score on a "report card" it has absolutely nothing to do with cleanliness of the restaurant.
Points are taken off if the lid to a dumpster is open. (Even if it was just emptied).
If the food thermometer isn't regulation length (fully functional but too short or long) points gone.
If the freezer is not clearly labeled as "not an exit" even if there is a clear exit next to it. Points.
Meanwhile your 🍟 are getting cooked with up to nine flies dead in the oil and it's all good.
The bread got partially eaten and pooped in but just use the pieces on the outside.
I worked for Pretzle Time in 1996. I had to sign an NDA non compete. There was an Auntie Anne's in the same mall when I quit Pretzle Time my boss actually went over to Auntie Anne's to inform them that Pretzle Time would sue me and them if they hired me, as if they weren't aware of the trade secret baking soda and water also what made him think I wanted to make one more shitty Pretzle ever again. I hand rolled 3400 Pretzels in a 6 hour shift on black Friday that year and to this day, FUCK PRETZLES!!! 🤮🤮🤮🤮
I have a family friend who has level 2 if not level 1 security clearance. Those contracts go beyond death, he is not even allowed to disclose what he did for a living in his obituary.
Then.... how do you know about it?
@@ringofasho7721this begs the question, does telling someone that you have an NDA breaches said NDA?
Definitely true about the cake mix. I don't even use Pillsbury; Great Value works just as well.
You know, those incompetent people probably got into the position via "career growth." You work really hard, you get promoted to a manager. Even if skills required for the work you do have absolutely nothing in common with skills needed to manage a business. And people who do have the business skills usually don't get promoted for working hard.
In the old hotel I used to work at, it was more about nepotism. It's a big resort, probably the most high-end hotel in my country. The current general director just HAPPENS to be the owner's best friend. Lots of people in management positions are friends of the director, or buds with someone else high up in the chain. I'd MUUUUUCH prefer someone who got there through hard work than these pathetic ass kissers. Glad I found a better company.
I wish the company I worked for gave a quitting bonus😂🤣😂🤣
My father worked for 35 years for a company that did military contracts along with it's core business unrelated to the government. After he retired, 2 government agents would come to Florida every 2 years where we moved and my mother and I would have to leave the house for 2 hours while they would debrief him on what he could discuss and what not to discuss. This went on for 10 years.
that was nice of them to do that, check up on them
As a Chattanooga native and current citizen I think almost everyone these days now knows that Ruby Falls doesn't flow, naturally, the way it used to.
It's not a roadside attraction though, it is a waterfall in a cave system that you have to take an elevator from the top of the mountain down like 1300 feet.
I honestly didn't know that they had non-disclosure agreements about it though.
I highly recommend going though if you ever visit, it is a great time. 😀
I used to work security in the UK (civilian security guard, not military or anything like that), got pulled off of my usual gig for two weeks and was sent in plain clothes to sit in a flat in London, there was a locked room and I was there to make sure nobody except a certain person who I was introduced to on the first day was to enter the room. Every other day this guy would turn up and I'd let him in and then he would go to the locked door and tell me to go take a 30 minute shit, I would leave and hear him unlock the door and then lock himself in while I sat on the toilet and read a book.
I still have no fucking idea what was going on but for 12 hours a day for 14 days I got paid double rate to watch TV, drink tea and read books.
Ngl that sounds sketchy as fuck. Was there good sound insulation in that place? Because for all you know you could've been guarding some *kid*nap victim so their abuser can visit whenever and do whatever.
@@Neion8 The whole thing reeked of state agency to me, the company I worked for was one of the biggest civilian security copanies in the UK. I should mention that the car the dude arrived in had no "dealer markings" on the number plate and was very plain if you know what I mean, and this gig was in a (VERY) central London empty (posh) residential building, make of that what you will.
Well me and bigfoot had a nondisclosure agreement about our nonexistent relationship..... he's to hairy. I'm hairless. It didn't work out
I hope he sees this comment lol
You changed your picture!
Omg I can’t believe someone mentioned SCAD! I made a lot of friends that went to SCAD when I lived in savannah and they were always talking about inside drama/problems with the president. Also yes the tuition is outrageous
The electric meters on your house can turn off individual appliances- particularly smart appliances. It can also turn them on. They tell people it can’t do that but the chip has over 200 different commands it can give anything to your house- even I don’t know what they all are.
Is this why it's recommended to change the factory passwords that come with smart devices like refrigerators? Would that even help? (And also to prevent exploit in case of DDoS attack?)
@@theGreta no, the changing of passwords is because of Bluetooth/WiFi connections not for the meter. The meter is able to connect to all smart devices regardless of passwords because it does so through the electrical inlet.
@@heatherv3417 ohhhhhh I get it now. Thanks! It's a power supply thing...
if you are telling me it can do that through a standard AC power line I would like to call bullshit unless there is a bunch of hidden, far smaller than normal switches set up like comercial fire alarm networks to allow a series of devices hooked up not just in sequence but in sequence and/or parallel to communicate via the power lines alone.
after looking a bit further all I can see it doing is connecting wirelessly via the signals it sends out, unless you actually go an hook it up to an internal data network to "manage your home better"
The NASA thing is basically how my government agencies work. No collaboration apparent whatsoever 😂
Being a SCAD student is great. Pay 50k a year to see all the friends you make want to die
So wild seeing fashion students have mental breakdowns at 2am then go back to sewing like normal.
what SCAD actually stands for: Sleep Comes After Death
In 2010 Chase bank tried to take my house from me...it took me nearly 2 years of fighting them, getting the MN Attorney General and the USDA involved to investigate...in the end they wound up paying off everything they told me I had owed them and writing off all of their fees and legal costs, and the USDA made them refinance and give me a lower interest rate...they've been incredibly nice to me ever since...
Somehow, I am not sure I believe you. Because, wtf does the U.s Dept of agriculture have to do with your house?
@SarafinaSummers Rural Development home loans are given out and managed through the USDA for people who work in larger cities and live in rural towns...they're the originator of my loan, the bank just buys it immediately as part of the program and I pay the bank back...
I worked in a Frozen warehouse for a day which ryhmed with C*nt in the UK, had loads of Homemade stuff.
Found out from the manager the whole "Homemade" products were made so you can sell it to a pub, they can just reheat or defrost a pudding and write "Homemade pudding" on their menus.
Now I just get pissy about buying any deserts from any restaurant.
It's not really something I have to keep secret but Arby's has a secret sandwich called meat mountain. It's $10 it comes with all the meats they have
I remember hearing about that a video about costly accidents that businesses made. I think the story was that they advertised it just to show that they have many meats besides RB and people started requesting it so they made it a thing.
I used to work at a junkyard where the owners pretended to own land that was actually someone else's, bought stolen vehicles for parts, sold drugs from a spot in the back, sold broken parts and vehicles without any legally binding return policy (unbeknownst to the buyer), and both owners illegally purchasing/selling firearms and bribing POs while on parole for multiple felonies. I'm also fairly sure there was a money laundering operation which I was never informed of between one of the owners and an alleged cartel affiliate as well as deals to store vehicles used in criminal affairs. Truthfully the biggest surprise working there was how little money was made due to most of the profit being used to pay off prior debts.
24:00 I've never understood the kind of person who pays extra for some pastries from some Facebook Karen rather than going to the much more convenient grocery store on the corner that makes the same thing.
Vader is lukes father
Nah Luke is Vader’s father
Bro spoiler
Totally didn't recognise him! Did he have some work done? He also looks much much taller than he did in the prequels
He owes a lot of back child support.
4:43 you don’t know how long it took me to realize it was chase
3 seconds?
@@oz_jones more than 30 minutes
That ruby falls one really bummed me out. When there a few years ago and had a great time. I think caves are pretty cool in general. They have real cool lights and cheesy music in the waterfall room. Makes sense why they only let you in for a few minutes before turning the lights off. 😂 🤷🏻
I don't think people realize that CEO's and owners of companies usually develop Psychopathic personality disorders.
you cant become a psychopath, theyre born that way
@@InitialPC Nature vs nurture, just because you have psychopathic genes doesn't mean you'll develop the symptoms. With the right environment tho
Stop eating at Applebees.. Please..
Why? 😟
I work at a gas station. Premium and super gas are the exact same thing just different prices so you feel like you’re getting better gas if you pay more. On the octane rating buttons it says: “Minimum octane rating of” so while the second one is stated to be lower, it’s actually the same exact thing as the 3rd one
That's not totally true. There is a mild octane difference, but virtually no car will need anything more than premium. Also higher octane =/= better quality, its basically it's combustibility rating. Now Techron at Chevron stations, that's basically a scam. They do use additives that would do what they claim, except they don't use nearly enough.
Sounds like a lawsuit not worth it for gas companies
That one about the "cake scam" near the end reminded me of my mothers' "potato salad scam". Any time there was a work party, everyone would beg my mother to make her potato salad because "it's the best ever". So, she'd go to the store to get a huge Tupperware canister, several tubs of pre-made potato salad...and several stalks of celery. Had me slice the celery while she mixed the slices into the salad, dumped it all into the Tupperware, done.
Years later I do the same thing, too.
You know that cleaning solution Evey company ever uses?
Yeah, janitor under nda here, they won't notice anyway.
That stuff? Literally watered down peroxide. Our floor cleaner might as well be pure water. The degreaser every place uses might as well be useless- the folks here have to use half a bag at times for just 1 GRILL.
The table you eat off of is likely riddled with diseases because again, watered down weak ass peroxide that we started using at the start of the pandemic. Surgeon General even said that using too much defeats the point of using it
Legit, most of these chemicals cost about $10 a bottle of not.morw, whereas I could go down to the main store before shift and get a bottle of Clorox which is infinitely more effective for, at most, $3-$4
An unsung hero, thanks for keeping the floors clean
ive worked in some big chain restaurants and one of my main jobs in cleaning tables. I can confirm that its literally just a bunch of water basically dyed green with a miniscule amount of peroxide
Good to know that I'm never doing business with Chase
Or Wells Fargo.
Now that I can talk freely: I still can't believe it's not butter.
NDA with a certain Big Box store is up in 2026 (it was a 7 year NDA I believe) There’s quite a bit of dirt in need of a good leaking. Honestly though the stuff I saw there wasn’t too unusual for most companies Ive worked for. Just on a much grander scale. So the effect was a lot worse.
NDAs are valid up to 3 years after your last paycheck btw
@@MajimeTV i have a few that are for life, i have one that is 30 years and i have some that no payment was recieved that are 10+ years
We shall wait
13:54 it’s called being promoted to your highest level of incompetence
oh time to switch from gay bee mormon case to a credit union i see
My last job, a well known local attorney that does alot of charity work was an absolute nightmare. The HR manager was covering up his son's very illegal misconduct, so he couldn't fire her. Problem is, she is totally incompetent when it comes to HR. She messed up everyone's checks at least once a month, and it took two weeks to get the missing money. She also was constantly lying about Covid restrictions during the height of the pandemic, so she could short us on PTO, among other things. I ended having her purposely mess up my PTO after I got sick so that she could get me to cancel a weekend trip with my gf of 6+ years, for months. I didn't sign an NDA, but I don't want to mention names for fear of backlash.
I live in a little town called Cleveland just an hour or two up the road from Chattanooga. The advertisements for Ruby Falls stretch far and wide--I've been all over the state and you would think Ruby Falls is constantly around the corner.
This lore nugget will now bring me joy everytime I drive past those billboards.
Bro I’ve lived in Tennessee all my life and I’ve been to Ruby Falls countless times this is the first I’ve heard of this lmao
8:39. He has a point. Some requests getting through instead of none at all will eliminate a few possibilities on troubleshooting. If your getting 1 percent of your requests going through you don’t check to see if the lines comming in are down. You don’t check to see if the server is offline. You don’t check to see if the load balancer has gone offline. The distinction between “not working” and “barely working” is significant in determining the rout you take while troubleshooting an issue. You don’t check for a battery issue if the device turns on but doesnt boot. Or boots normally sometimes. In this business specifics are very important.
Feel bad about the megalomaniac boss. Sounds like his employees had seen a past in which he was a normal boss, which is why they didn't quit. This happened to my friend's boss, and it turned out he had a tumor in his head putting pressure on places that made him act erratically and aggressively. That doesn't mean it had to be the same for that guy, but a sudden change in behaviors is very often medical.
I used to work at a smoke shop that sold nitrous bottles too. I don't know why you'd need a code for them, they're not even slightly illegal. People could just walk in, "hey, can I get some chargers?" "Sure, how many do you want?" I never felt bad about it because, I mean, they're adults. They can make their own choices.
It is very addictive though, and nobody takes it seriously, which makes it hard to get treatment, or even realize that you need it in the first place. I've heard stories of nitro addicts being kicked out of treatment centers or narcotics anonymous groups. I hope that doesn't happen so much now, but I know it used to
Wait... Does nitrous get you high?
@@jerryl.4699 Yeah. Though I've never used it, so I can't say anything about what it feels like. It's not physically addictive, but psychological addictions are apparently common among users, and severe. I had one regular who would come in probably once every two weeks and buy a couple dozen chargers for like $20. He was kind of jittery, kind of behaved like a meth head but was more focused and took care of himself.
The nos canisters do have a legitimate use in making homemade whipped cream. So they're often sold in grocery stores and big box stores like Walmart and Target with no limit on quantity and no age restrictions.
I work at a smoke shop, too. "Whipit people" are probably the worst customers I deal with besides tweakers. 9/10 they're half way to psychosis and it shows more and more everytime I see them. Spending $200+ a pop, yet they don't think they've got a problem.
18:25 a NDA doesn't apply to illegal things the company is doing, when he left he could have turned them in.
1:16 Wait... why do they destroy the books? I get the part about selling them off to the warehouse, but wouldn’t it make more sense for the owner of the warehouse to then re-sell the books, so that way they have something to gain from it? Or even if they do just abandon the books, why not just, you know, abandon them? That way, even if they’re in shitty condition decades later, they still have a chance of existing and being read, should some random person stumble upon them through trespassing.
I assume it might be cheaper and they don't want most people to find a pile of their books abandoned as it may make it seem like a 'bad' book but idk
Now I know what that damn bank is doing.
Half of the network security industry is just winging it and if you have enough money you can get away with any level of security certification. Most of the big names in the industry know nothing about computers, let alone security.
The NASA thing is very disheartening. NASA was supposed to be the pinnacle of humanistic science, the symbol of humanity getting over its earthly rivalries to conquer space itself 😫 !
get a life
@@Napash.Masharath don't have to be a butt, this person was optimistic
15:23 SCAD is such a shady school. It has a recognizable name so a lot of people think it's a good school. But my art professors at my first school would go on and on about how it's not a school they would ever recommend attending. Apparently, they love to advertise how they have so many more classes than other schools, and that they have lots of incoming freshmen each year.
What they don't advertise is that a lot of those classes may only exist for only a single semester before being permanently discontinued, and that while they get lots of freshmen each year...they get few returning sophomores and even fewer juniors or seniors.
Most donut shops just buy a generic donut mix, donut fillings, donut glaze, etc. This is why about 99% of all donuts, no matter where you buy them, taste like every other donut shop's offerings.
The better places also buy the donut mix, but alter it to meet their old recipes - it's cheaper that way.
02:54 Yes, it does not apply to illegal activity. However, many firms will still sue you. That's because until said activity is substantiated and charged, it is not "illegal activity." If the "illegal activity" is not substantiated or charged, you will most likely not win. And even if you do win, it will take many years and $$$.
Also, many jurisdictions prevent the enforcement of an non-compete, but a firm can still sue you. They know that you will be out much time and $$$ in going to court before it is thrown out.
NDA are also more and more being used in a manner similar to SLAPP suits (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation). Despite not violating your NDA, they may sue you because you said something they did not like in the Stasi-media, etc. Once again, it will take many years and $$$ for you to possibly win. So, say, you write that working at such-and-such firm was a horrible experience and you did not like their business practices, they may SLAPP you with violating your NDA, even though you didn't. Good luck.
Remember, in civil suits, he that files first usually wins , and you are presumed guilty until you prove otherwise. Ditto more and more criminal cases in the US Tyranny.
"Guffaw their way into positions of power" this made me snort laugh but its really scary and sad as well
If you pay for express shipping through FedEx it may not be shipped via express. FedEx ground handles a lot of the"express" packages, especially consumer to consumer packages.
I signed an nda many years ago for a game, that game was Heavy Gear Assault. I am a firm believer that their early on demand for new players to sign their nda to gain access to the game and forums may have been one of their biggest downfalls, as it stymied player population growth at a time where the game was its most fragile.
Moral of the story, if you need to hype the fuck out of something to make it work forcing people to sign an nda to interact with it is a good way to shoot yourself in the foot.
Also, they ended up bought out bu some chinese company and the game is 100% dead, but for some reason steam wont remove it. If you have a heart, report it and help finish its sad story.
Hol up, the PLAYERS had to sign a NDA? Im good, thanks
About dog kennel, "They're not fucking wolves."
I mean, they kind of are. Just wolves that we bred to be stupid and adorable.
Yes, in the same way that humans are just apes that specialized in technology to save their sorry skins from extinction.
there are manny breeds of dogs that are way smarter than wolves.
dogs are far from stupid, theyve been with us for thousands of years, helping us track and catch food, guarding and alerting us of danger while we slept. i know your probably joking but we lucked out when wolves decided to befriend us.
@@OldSchool82 thank the smokers. smoked meat is what made nature want to be our friends.
I once signed this dumb NDA with a company that hired us to make an app, i say it was a dumb nda because the app itself was just a ripoff of 2010's facebook (an awfully designed social network with a feed, a chat window, and a profile) . The only reason they had us sign the nda was because it was a social app for christians, and the church people that paid for the project didn't wanted to "take the blame for it" in case the press found out about it and made fun of it . In the end we didn't finish the app bc they didn't wanted to pay us, and about two years later they did the same thing (in an even cheaper way, it was literally just a wordpress website) and as they predicted, they were all over the news for including an old fashion and very misogynistic match making feature on the website.
As a Chattanoogan, the Ruby Falls thing makes me 🤦🏼♀️🥲. My childhood is ruined.
Okay, but honestly, with the Pillsbury cake mix one, I love baking with the cake mix. I make everything else from scratch (fillings and toppings), but I just make little changes/additions to the cake mix because they always turn out WAY better than from scratch. And none of my friends are complaining lol
About a decade ago I was on an episode of a very popular court television show called: (rhymes with) Judge Moody. Her assistant told me the outcome of our case before we even agreed to go. She flew us out to LA for 2 nights and had us stay at the same hotel as “Alex from Target” who was recording his episode of Ellen at that time. When we got to the studio the assistant went through the script of what they already had planned for us to say and how and when to say it.
The two of us were paid about 300$ each for helping make this episode.
Interesting about the Intel capmus, one my old jobs was contracted at an Intel Capmus and I was there at least once a month, I always thought it looked so cool and wished I worked there. The food court was awesome, it was like going to the mall with anything you were in the mood for and it was all super cheap.
The one thing bad I can say about it was the employees were all pretty rude, if you had the "contractor" badge you were treated like you didn't belong there.
Somebody at my old job had been to Google in Silicon Valley and was raving about how everybody got their own office, to decorate how they wanted etc etc.
Mind you, I've also heard that bland and austere environments increase productivity, I guess there's fewer distractions, and people can't wait to finish and get out of there.
I won't name them because it was like 2 years ago and I don't remember how long mine lasted and want to take precautions.
Not even sure if this falls under the NDA because it's not about business practices but here we go.
I used to work at this place that was advertised as a 2 year management training program, I should have caught on from the start because it sounded too good to be true but I was 18 and just out of High School.
Anywho it turned out to be Door to Door Sales and the company was essentially contracted as a third party to sell this product (I won't go into what we were selling or for who because I'm almost certain that falls under the NDA)
the product being offered was legit but the only reason they were having us to it is because the company rebranded to basically try and get customers back because they had awful customer service.
Anywho it also ended up being an MLM where basically your goal was to become self sufficient to the point you could train new hires.
That'd about as much as I can say safely but you get the gist.
It was a reverse funnel funding plan
Well dam, my parents took us to Ruby Falls when we were 12 and going down in the cave to see the waterfall was awesome. Now my memory of that is tarnished lol.
Lol ruby falls is really pretty they have a collection pool below the fall with lights even if it is fake it’s still beautiful