The Founder (Example of LEAN technologies)
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- This is a short snippet from the movie "THe Founder", in this scene the founders explain how they came up with the McDonalds franchise. They explain the principles of Flow , feedback, and continual improvement.
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Gotta admire how they managed to make such a scene like this an absolute joy to watch.
@Marc Hacicko
Imagine your names Marc with a C instead of a K and you’re going around talking about what’s cringe lmao. That whack shit is like being named Chris but it’s spelt Kris.
NAME CRINGE.
Oh God, and you’re European? CRINGGEEE
Correct me if I’m wrong, but how am I illiterate? I’m rereading your name and it’s definitely the whack version…with a C.
It’s ok buddy, I’ll give you a pass on your L, you are European after all. You’ve got a lot more problems on your hands then your shitty name. Your Daddy Putin’s about to come a knockin’.
@@MarcHacick imagine your name is Jodie but with a Y instead of IE .. that’s the whack shit crazy way of spelling it 🤣
@@MarcHacick We enjoy this, you don’t. Let’s just leave it at that
@@jodythomas4324 haha right what a lame alphabet letter to use in a name like Mark.
Fun fact: They BUILT that McDonalds from scratch in the parking lot of the Coweta County Tag Office in Newnan, Ga. Because they were serving food, they had to go through a health inspection. When the movie was done, they tore the entire thing down to the ground again. Got a chance to watch Michael Keaton in the final scene where he looks across the road at the restaurant.
Bullshit
Ha wow, I live in coweta county and never knew that
Movie productions are wild!
Should have sold it as a burger place for nostalgic fans 😅🚀🔥
I live in Newnan and I never knew that
love how the movie illustrates the business practices which drove American innovation in that era. A strict adherence to what works on a real world level, then refining it so it functions in a business environment
When did employers lose that knowledge. I'm over here telling explaining to my boss how my job works so he stops messing up my efficiency
And now it's how can we push the cheapest garbage products for maximum profit m
@@TheLazyass111 "When" was the rise of middle management. Everyone bitching about how unskilled workers are clamoring for $15 an hour, when the most unskilled, unnecessary job in any workforce is making six figures.
Well something worth considering, is they were applying manufacturing ideas to hamburger production. Taylorism or "scientific management" as it was called back then, was chasing the idea of how can we make things with the minimum amount of time, and movement. Anything that could be supported by moving equipment around like a production line. Them chalking out and tracing the vague floorplan and doing a dress rehearsal was an expression of this idea; though what Taylor did, was time every movement, with stopwatches and later high speed motion cameras, to track the movement of typical work and figure out where wasted time was. The same ideas were even applied in the home in the so called "step saving kitchen" but what most designers know now as work triangles. So the culture of efficiency definitely has an effect on the production of mcdonalds and the attempt at streamlining the kitchen layout for time efficiency. The idea of self service also wasn't that remarkable, as across the US, the Automat was wildly popular in most cities. A nickel per plate or cup, for good cheap food, at all hours of the day. The big difference with automats, is they often didn't have a kitchen behind the rows of dispensers, but instead had central plants, that produced in massive quantities in an industrial bakery or kitchen. They then trucked out the food to the satellite locations and plated them. There was a lot of ideas around how to take the principles of mass production and adapt them in the machine age, Mcdonald's real innovation was combining assembly line production, taylorism, self service or drive thru service, and the franchising or chain store model.
@@jamesofallthings3684 Well that's the point of the movie. Kroc really messed with the formula and started mass reproducing stores, each worse than the previous one. It went from a food business to a profit business.
The thing I love most about this is at 1:40. They kick the staff odd the court, but are there with refreshments to show staff they are valued. A very minor thing that endears the brothers to you.
Yeah I really liked that too, kinda resonated with me because while McDonald's today is hell to work at, the better one I worked at did allow us free drinks. Management that care even a little is a blessing
Keen eye my friend....I pray u are under the age of 30, that would really give me hope. ( no Obama) 🤣
We always have to nitpick these useless actions about "worker appreciation". Me receiving a drink from my employers wouldnt mean crap. We have to grow up and stop complaining that people chose shitty working environments
@@TheAcidicMolotovis there not truth in both sides today?
@@TheAcidicMolotov you must be fun at parties.
I worked at Mcdonald's for 4 years in high school. While the layout and optimization has dramatically changed the core philosophy still remains in the stores to this day. These guys had one of the most revolutionary ideas in the food and service industry. These men were genius.
Hey, I want a burger
God l can't remember the last time I had a Big Mac, it's cheaper togo out and order sushi or Mexican
Once you franchise you lose quality control
@@gerrylee1687McDonald’s proved that isn’t inevitable.
That's why my goto "restaurant" is a taco truck that caters to construction workers. It's cash only, tax included, no tips. You get your food in under a minute, and it's perfect. The McDonald's has a fifteen minute wait these days. My how things have changed.
This whole "discovery" sequence of the entire McDonald's operation is just electric. And you're not gonna get much more talent than Keaton, Lynch, and Offerman.
JC Lynch, like Judy Greer, is such an underrated modern character actor. A la, The Drew Carey Show.
yeh thats kinda why it got intresting, i just cant imagine it never have been tought of before, but most big chains started pre-mass vehicle, while mcd's started whitin it.
This movie was great, but they dramatized the ending heavily. The McDonald’s brother both said they were very happy with their deal. They knew they didn’t have the business expertise to expand like Kroc so they cashed out.
I was thinking if Kroc never took over the restaurant who knows maybe McDonald's might of died just like the millions burger joint at that time
@@DayTripper1025 I mean, it's not like modern day McDonalds is anything special 👀
@Tom Fox They always wanted a small operation from the very beginning they really didn't care once Kroc took off. They made 2 million from the deal which today would be 16 million then made even more by buying McDonald's stock. And before you say it the handshake royalties is a myth it never happened.
He still screwed them over
@@prideofasia99 Yeah. He made them millionaires. The bastard...🙄
What's interesting about this is it's not the people doing it, it's how the system is operated.
Gotta appreciate how John Lynch can display a wide range of acting abilities. From a absolute psycho creep in Zodiac to a nice and honest man in the Founder.
He’s also pretty intimidating in shutter island.. great actor all around.
And he's good at painting ducks
Agree! Also Nick Offerman and of course Michael Keaton were fantastic in this movie too.
John Lynch Carroll severely underrated, but there's a reason why he's worked with a lot of the all time greats.
@@farhanhasan2926
Nick Offerman is great in this but his acting is very one-note. He's the same character in all his roles.
Now this scene gives you a great lesson about your target audience. You see, the new restaurant format was not fit with McDonald's old customers(young adults) that are more into hanging out and waiting for food with friends. hence their inability to understand getting out of their car and ordering. However, it was a great fit for (Kids and families) that valued convenience and fast pick up.
Now they are making same mistake by marketing to young adults again (McCafe) away from their core family audience they made a name (over 50 years) marketing to...
@@v4v819 agreed, but now families prefer more health-conscious picks than MCD
From a historical perspective this movie got a lot things right. Though they dramatized the war between the McDonald brothers and Ray Croc by the end of the movie.
What was the reality of the war, did Ray Croc crush them immediately?
100% You have to add drama in movies though. Otherwise its a MBA Case study. Those can be very dry...
@National Socialism then they bought stocks and made huge bank 🏧
@National Socialism yeah in interviews one of them admitted to using the couple million they made to immediately purchase stock in the rising company. His words were "we made a lot of money." Probably their biggest loss was being erased from the history of the company, but they became multi millionaires.
@National Socialism a Nazi who worked for McDonald's... Interesting
This movie was incredible. Michael Keaton was absolutely BRILLIANT in this. He was amazing to watch on screen.
I use to work at Hallmark, we went through all of this years ago to improve countless processes in the card plants. LEAN is cool.
4:38 - Eight shots in less than 2 seconds. Brilliant editing!!!
I was so into this scene that I forgot I was on TH-cam watching a clip. This film is brilliant!
😆!!! This happens to me more than I care to admit. I'm glad I'm not the only one out here that goes through this
This scene is acted and edited so beautifully and the music is perfect.
mike keaton is a monster actor
Music For A Found Harmonium
that kid at the end was a angel, 100% sure
This and his role in the Other Guys reignited Michael Keaton's career. He played Ray Kroc masterfully. But this scene was one of the best in the movie. The storytelling aspect was fun to watch.
Not to mention Birdman and Spotlight in between those films.
I loved Michael Keaton in this movie. And I absolutely hated Ray Kroc for what he did to the McDonald brothers. ❤🤬
Keaton never needed re-ignition, Hollywood just does not make many movies call for such actors these days.
@@madgang201still should've won the oscar for best actor instead of eddie redmayne. my dad never got over that and to see keaton put his speech in his pocket that night broke my heart. my dad HATED eddie redmayne and you don't want to know what he thought of "the danish girl" as the things he said would destroy snowflakes.
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Wonderful use of that music from Napoleon Dynamite!😀 Brilliants scene. To take a topic as mundane as opening and operating a fast food joint and turn out an excellent movie.....well, kudos to everyone involved from the actors to all the hundreds of people involved in putting together a film. This was an excellent movie.
Penguin Cafe Orchestra has been around much longer than Napoleon Dynamite.
The tune is called “Music for a New Found Harmonium.” There is a great trad-Irish band called Four Men and a Dog and they have a great rendition of this tune.
Such a well-crafted, well-executed movie. Great cast, fun writing, camera angles. Just great.
I've seen this movie before I started working in manufacturing and someone said today we are gonna learn LEAN and this shot back to my mind in an instant.
4:49 - This was really sweet and touching.
Its amazing how the principals that they discussed here and in this movie ARE how In-N-Out runs today. Most Mc Donalds are a far stretch from this..In-N-Outs are a well oiled machine, they have also kept their menus simple to help facilitate efficiencies.
Guess you don’t know how expansion works and how it affects “principals”
As a restaurant owner myself I can verify that the biggest thing to slow down production is an overly complicated menu, and customers that want customized items.
@@alia1824 I mean, In n out expanded.
New Yorker here. Never had an in and out burger. Tell them to step their distribution game up. If it’s the same as a shake shack burger than no wonder.
@@PabloJones819 I don’t know if they could come to NY, maybe NJ? When and In-N-Out comes to town….it wrecks the traffic on whatever street it’s on!
I would love to be able to speak to any of the crew that worked at Mcdonald's during this period of experimentation. It must have been an interesting experience
This scene was worth the price of admission. Loved it.
Keaton was good at marketing at strategy and these guys seem to have been good at efficiency and streamlining.
Damn Ray Kroc was the best Batman imo
@@-deadmanmystery-6124agreed, lol
It's amazing, not only did they redesign the kitchen to have a perfect flow but they also made use of the mob mentality of humans to reprogram them from drive thru to window orders
Love how he closes the little kid’s hand and gives him a free bag of burgers.
0:25 I like the way he switches between 2 similar words, it's a very natural imperfection in speech that can often be missing from movies
Great example of a first principles approach to designing something great!!
This really shows the two brothers how they were, as a perfect Duo
Mac, sweetheart with a Business mind and a great communicator and Dick the reserved but cheeky mad genius who perfects the operation
Nick Offerman has so much range.
It’s impressive.
Just the way the brothers tell their story - including the tennis court layout - is worth the price of this movie!
This scene will go down in film history as a legendary business scene
As a San Berdoo resident I love this film!
Props to John Carrol Lynch s acting. He went from an an absolute creep in Zodiaz(2007) to an honest good hearted business man in The Founder. Very underappreciated actor
He was also good on The Walking Dead.
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mcdonalds burgers are 85% LEANNNNN
What a cast you have here. 3 great veteran actors. Keaton, Offerman, Lynch. I mean how can you go wrong?
“The Pharaoh would have released the Israelites”
Such an awesome line
Brings me to tears with the thought of how healthier the planet was back then.
After watching this movie I went to P. Terry’s Burger Stand on South Lamar Blvd, ordered from their walk up window and had the same experience as eating at the first McDonald’s. Another reason I love Austin, Texas and hamburgers!
Sony had to teach people how to use the original Walkman. People didn't get it.
I did a large Media Installation for a Client that tasked us with moving a large number of customers through it per hour. While planning it, I saw this movie. Guess who requested a two day Trial run on site, Drew the whole Floor Plan on the ground and Had a bunch of standins Walk through the whole process?
Yep, I did. Client thought I was crazy but the whole Thing ran Like a Clockwork in the end.
That is amazing. Good work sir
Sure
How much did you pay the stand-ins?
@@Elcore We Set Up a Coffee and cake Buffet and made sure that everybody at Our clients company knew of this. Lots of employees showed Up to Help as standins for nothing but all the cake they could eat and a Chance to Take Part in our project.
and then everyone stood up and slowly started to clap….
I’m going to school for Industrial Engineering. It was scenes like this that really inspired me to pursue it professionally
Best of luck man, it sounds like an important job!
Thanks for posting this clip. I have yet to watch the film. I feel I should now.
I used to work in the industry and for a very long time have been most jaded and very hurt by my experiences while working for the Arches.
This clip of film helps me to understand the struggles of the founders were my struggles.
It takes every one working on the team to make the dream - work.
All while we humans are truly trying to trust the ritual and routine that it IS actually making a difference to a necessary cause.
Everyone has to eat. It's a basic thing.
To help people get fed is a bit like teaching a baby or small child to eat and thrive without an umbilical or breast.
I had soo many frustrated feelings while working in the food industry. I never felt acknowledged or respected.
This film clip speaks to me. I feel my efforts were worth it and made a difference to REAL people who really just want a touch of comfort by means of a warm or fresh meal.
Thank you.
Im a Brit and this is great it makes me think that the first assembly line for Motor Cars the Ford Motor Company with the Model T has just been applyed to Burgers. The genius is thinking outside the box outside normal food delivery and seeing the efficiency and cost saving and extra sales . Original ideas always amaze when after it seems so obvious to you but someone found that obvious first and went worldwide (Obviously)😅
We are an overnight sensation, 20 years in making…only a hardcore businessman can understand the emotion behind this line
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I love this small time heartfelt operation🥺 wish it was still like this tbh.
I’ve watched two scenes from this movie and already I’m willing to bet it’s ducking awesome.
Just think, if they hadn't served that one kid his bag of burgers, we may never know the insurmountable health problems and landfills, not to mention the iconic "Mac and Me". What a hero!
Funny how motivation skyrockets downward providing Attitude and Bad companionship. I worked at McDonald’s for five years, saw good people leave and lazy people come and go. Everyday someone left.
But I’m still grateful for the experience I had and for the friendships I created.
These guys are role models of what a fast food owner and manager should do innovation that makes the people happy
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I love the lean aspects of this show. You see it in The Bear as well. I got so excited when I saw it and shared with others, but they didn’t share my passion for Lean Thinking.
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Ironically, this is more how In-n-Out does it today.
This movie was so much better than I thought it would be. Say what you want about Ray Crock but the story is phenomenal.
the best part about the movie is the talk of franchising. Which its all about where u get the brand now. Quantity over Quality.
This system is still in place to this day. It was one of Kroc’s absolutes: High quality, low waste. And over the years it’s been optimized.
Shame the employees aren’t as fast as the system has been designed for it to be.
They probably would be if the pay was better tho
if that's the case then it's over designed. esp if customers still have long waits and receive incorrect orders
Leadership is everything!
Must be a corporate thing, because when I worked at a franchise back in the 90s, this was definitely not our layout. Not even close.
They might be, if one of the riches companies of earth actually paid it's slaves a livable wage, so that they would become workers.
Excellent movie, watched it three times
These guys were incredible… way ahead of their time.
There are still a lot of old school burger joints in California that have the walk up window.
This is inspirational
These brothers turned science into mcdonalds. There's a reason why even with negative talk about the company. It's still the biggest real estate mogul in the world
Doesn't the Catholic church own more?
"It's still the biggest real estate mogul in the world"
Which had nothing to do with the brothers after a POS bought it for a nickel.
It's like saying amazon is great thanks to Jeff Bezos being such a great guy.
@@tomstech4390 "A nickel" He paid them the equivalent of 10 million dollars each. Ray Kroc made McDonalds a success where the brothers would never have taken it. Grow up you freaking child.
It's a shame that it feels weird how these employees are probably doing this voluntarily and not getting paid, to train and practice for a business that's not even open yet. They're doing this out of sheer loyalty. That would feel extremely rare in the modern era.
Why would I be loyal to a company that offers none itself?
@@stevem7192 Hence "That would feel extremely rare in the modern era." The 50s were a different time. McDs was just these two brothers back then.
The brothers probably paid them. They were that kind of people.
Yea I highly doubt these workers did this for free. @@TheNerdForAllSeasons
I cried at that scene when they said they wanted to create fast affordable food for people because when they were kids, they didn't have enough to eat.
You know in any movie that it's about to go down anytime that music at 2:15 kicks in!
Napoleon Dynamite right?
@@shridharambady2069 "Music For A Found Harmonium" Yep!
@@shridharambady2069 Gosh ! What the heck are you doing ?!
The amazing thing is that lean principles were revolutionary to most people.
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The issue is that despite the industrial revolution, the restaurant was the domain of the privileged who kept it expensive and pretentious, along with the controlling chef who chased accolades and premium prices. For 99% of people, they simply could not afford to eat out unless it was a special occasion or only light snacks from street stalls. Say what you want about fast food, but in the 1950s food was expensive and majority were malnourished. 50% of average worker's paycheck went on food and that was just basic food at home, compared to 10% in 1990.
Ray Kroc and the McDonald Brothers.
Capitalism is evil, but industry is magic.
The McDonalds Brothers were so creative and innovative, but they were too pure of heart, too pure to be scammed by a man overwhelmed by Greed
Just goes to show that restaurants of any kind don't need extravagant openings. They just need to be in the right location.
One of the greatest scenes of all time
Nick Offerman and John Carroll Lynch are great in this movie
John Carroll Lynch has fast become one of my favorite actors - he's convincing in everything he does.
This is my favorite part of the film.
Wonderful writing to make me emotional about fast food
After the blizzard of '78. I served helping the Coast Guard.. 42 months in Africa. Two countries
Makes me wonder if I'm part of someone's story like those people that came back that day. When I went back for that second milkshake did I change someone's life
Realized very late that it's Ron Swanson
Caught you off guard a little bit because he didn’t have the mustache? 😅
I’m still stuck on the part where he gives the kid his food for free I thought that was so cute and wholesome
There are two types of people who watch this scene:
1) The people who look at what the McDonalds brothers are saying and what they did as, "man, that's a super smart idea, what passion these guys have to make a great product".
2) The people who only think in terms of business, money and exploiting the labour of others and think, "man that's a super smart idea, I can't wait to steal it, claim I invented it, whitewash these guys out of history all while fundamentally changing how people consume food on a worse level!"
I saw this movie and felt super sad for the Brothers... Not terribly long ago I actually read, "Grinding it Out" by Ray Kroc and MY GOD does he continually puff himself up as the greatest businessman that has ever lived. It's so full of self-love and littered with how he thinks is is essentially perfection while totally ignoring the actual history and how bad he has fundamentally changed the nutrition landscape as well as given the green light to so many other businesses that, "no really, it's super okay to underpay people and demand they swear loyalty to a job and have no life".
I love that the song used in this scene is the same one from the end of Napoleon Dynamite
What's the name of the song ?
@@sedditguy1836 I think it’s Patrick’s Street’s cover of Music for a Found Harmonium
@@ahmad55 That is the most beautiful piece of Music I have heard. Thanks!
This scene is absolute fantasy but they made it feel good like a disney moment.
sippin on dis Lean
I was surprised that a movie about the history of McDonald's was so good.
This scene feels less like a movie and more like an advert.
A good one. American dream at it's finest.
Watch the whole movie and see if you still feel that way haha
I got to say I’d love to go back an eat an original burger from there
This is why it would be extremely difficult for me to be a ruthless businessman. once I realized where the money was, I would have cut the two brothers in some how.....oh, I'd have the lionshare but they would have portions that ensured they were well compensated.
He did cut them in, they walked away wealthy. The movie changed it up for dramatic effect.
Honestly I haven't eaten a Mcdonald in almost twenty years, I prefer trying diferent places, never understood people than only wants to eat in a single place when there is so much variety to choose from.
People like comfort. They can go to the same place and get the same thing that they enjoy. I love variety, but don't have to have it. I can eat somewhere new daily, or eat the same meal day after day for years and not get tired of it.
The trouble with variety is the unpredictability. If you have the time, patience and willingness to be disappointed, then variety can be great. If you have a tight scheduled routine and just need to have reliability, then variety can be awful. When is McDonald's busiest? Before work, during the standard lunch time, and right after work. People have jobs, families and lives to get to, and just don't have the time to risk on variety.
@@jesusnthedaisychain Then we need to _make_ time; abolish the rat-race.
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If I had a car that beautiful I wouldn’t want to get out of it either
Only get out to look at it.
Back then the pants waists were high but the ties were still too short to reach them.
Love this movie
i love lean
These brother should be named in the fall of fame of business of restaurants, and they should be named the founders of modern restaurant system, after all those two invented that
The importance of a system.
If people can smell the food and it smells good, they will buy your food. It's the best advertising you've got.
I like how they uses the music from Napoleon Dynamite for this scene, very welcoming to hear.
I wish I could land a Lafawnda 😅
No one is working at the Ice cream station, Probably broken
Man, it would work like that too if the restaurants were staffed correctly. Usually one person is doing 2, 3 or more of those tasks designed for one.
Smiled so hard i cried
Amazing how close to failing it was, minutes, maybe seconds away.... if they didnt help that kid looking for that bag of burgers, who knows what could of happen.