Baja Blast from Taco Bell was my favorite drink. I'm an American who moved to Canada. In Canada the Taco Bells don't carry Baja Blast, so when we would go to the US to visit my family it was a special treat. Just recently they started selling it in stores and it's been a dream come true.
"Why did you give them the executive suite and not us?" "Sir, they actually treated me like a human being, and I complied with your request. If you wouldn't have cut me off, you would've gotten it, but your attitude cost you the upgrade."
When the dude said “you must be mentally slow” I was like “SIR! Your the mentally slow one! Can’t you see she’s trying to help! And trying to talk with you about the arrangements but your not listening!
Well stock up yh but also get your phone out and take a photo of drink with its name. It is quite obvious lol. Edit :you take the name so that you can find the recipe for it later if you can't find it.
"Business as usual" in the UK often is said sarcastically, when things just carry regardless of whatever the situation is, and it doesn't always mean business, it just whatever carrys on.
Interesting. Business as usual in the States means, nothing out of the ordinary. If you work a 9 - 5 with/without problems, you do it. Go home for the weekend, come back Monday. If they're "Foreseeable problems" you go on call. THAT is Business as usual. However, if it is UNFORSEEN, Time and a half up to double Time and a half can be made depending on the specialty. I hope I cleared it up a bit. It also depends on the company structure but compensation is required By Law.
Ye sometimes my parents yous it to say. so if my chores are from 8-5 on weekends then my mum asks me to do a chore at8:30 then it's an easy chore like my chores as usual or BAU.
waiittt, halfway through- i’ll edit it once i understand everything Edit: @Sonysangalang reminded me, yes i understand now, i thought that you meant the ice cream one was at the end, it is a nice ending though lol
Why do i have the feeling that Chi-Chi was the chef, Krillin is the doctor at the nearest clinic just throwing senzu beans at people, Goku and Vegeta being personal trainers for the nearest gym, and Goten and Trunks being travel guides.
Same kinda......... i imagined a flying piccolo with the things on it just..... flying over to the elevator idk i have a fucked up mind also i kinda play the piccolo but in larged(i play the flute)
Area 51: *shoots Karen until her body is no more* Karen: (as a ghost) HOW DARE YOU KILL ME!! Area 51: *uses a weapon like the ghost busters to capture the Karen then throws it in the maximum security area* Another Karen: LET ME SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER! Rinse and repeat
Not a translation error. Piccolo means Hotel porter/Bellhop/Bell boy in dutch. So he just used that. nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piccolo_(hotelbediende) The more you know.
I was so terrified that the ice cream story was gonna end badly that my heart fell as she was walking to her s/o but thank goodness those two really understand each other
That is what i call good chemistry. Being able to pull these kind of things without it becoming sour. I'm really glad i can pull these kind of things with my GF too when one of us is being lazy and we punish each other for it (Altho in our case it's mostly either of us asking something which could've been really easy for us to just slap into google ourselves and the other one responding with a "Let me google that for you" link that searches for the asked thing.)
Came to watch malicious compliance acted upon entitled assholes & psychotic Karens. Gets that pile of warm wholesomeness. Me: A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one-
Yeah i imagined her trying not to smile or giggle while making it and serving it to him. But hey him being lazy worked out for the best cause she said now he started to do more like treat and do stuff for her too.
@@AWhale. Wow, ok so, if knowing information you don't know or at least having the intelligence to look up information and become informed makes a person come from the Baby Boomer generation, does that mean you are less than intelligent along with the rest of the younger generations like the ones you and I belong to? I mean by your definition, calling him that for having actual true information is basically saying they are smarter than us younger people lol. That makes me sad to be younger than the boomers. lol
Piccolo is also "small" in italian, or a very small wind instrument, so it left me wondering what OP meant by piccolo, now I can't unsee dbz, or a tiny person holding luggage.
I love how he breaks into laughter while reading and has to repeat himself. You can tell hes reading these with us and enjoying it just as much. So wholesome!
She’s not allowed to do B unless she is the manager and even then you would need to speak to the head of the company for such large group of people. Thinking a few were doubles and a few were singles that would be about 2k for such a large franchise it’s still much even for how big the company is. Edit:I used to work there
@@isuapig6705 glad I work for a different chain. I have have given groups the boot for being rude. While we do adhere to brand standards our individual property Owner and GM have given us instruction that we do not have to tolerate verbal abuse.
that ice cream story was great, the dude seems hella cool. Being able to recognize and laugh about it, then fix himself up stuff without getting angry or other bs
You know, I ALSO work in a “Boliday Finn”. A Boliday Finn-Express, actually. This sounds really accurate, people treat hotel employees like dog shit and we have to get back at them in creative ways
I worked as a waitress and bartender at a big hotel in LA. Some people were really nice, but some I wouldn’t have spit on if they were on fire! Having been in the service industry many years I go out of my way to treat all service people with great appreciation and kindness. Occasionally I meet someone I want to inform that they should be doing something entirely different. But I never have.
Now correct me if I'm actually wrong, but isn't "Piccolo" the name of the job of the "bag-carriers" I'm pretty sure it just isn't known by most people, and that's why people are confused...
Weirdest thing for me when I started teaching was how the parents deferred to me asked me questions about how to handle issues with their kids. I had a moment of “you should probably ask an adult…. oh my god… I’M the responsible adult 😐”
@rSlash: Regarding the BAU: "Business as usual" when on a fixed salary means in this case that you are responsible for the workload that comes in regardless of what time it is. If you're on call, it's expected you fill your duty even if it's not during your regular hours. Normally though, you'll be compensated for it in extra time off since most of these contracts specifies a certain number of hours . Albeit not in this case apparently. Hope this helps.
So, for example, if you are a salesman, and someone calls you up wanting to buy from the company, you're supposed to go through the process of selling to them, even though you're off the clock? I think that would be called "on call" in America....though "on call" is usually reserved for emergencies; I've never heard of anyone being on call for regular business stuff. How interesting!
@@eldupont3095 Yea, kinda like that. In my experience it was a thing in the elevator business in case people got stuck in elevators. You'd have a service agent "on call" but if said person had to get up in the middle of the night, it'd still be a part of the job description, so nothing added to their wages. They'd still write down the hours for this and be granted extra vacation days if the hour count exceeded 6 hours. (1 day per 6 hour "on call"-time.
I work at an IT support/private cloud hosting company (in America) and it seems very similar to the OP's situation. Our staff that handles infrastructure (servers/networks) are salary employees who contractually work a minimum of 40 hours per week -- key word minimum. That's typically 8 hours in the office during normal work hours, but if there is a critical issue in a sector which you're responsible for then your job is to fix it, after hours or not (it will be worse in the morning if you don't). Off hour work is pretty common when you're dealing with potential downtime on critical systems, too. That said, it's pretty common for engineers who have already hit their 40 hours to leave early as long as they don't have any prior obligations -- the stress and inherent chaos actually results in pretty flexible hours. I sympathize with the OP in regard to the excessive off hours work if they weren't able to check out early or take time off in exchange, but in my opinion their manager made a mistake agreeing to give advance notice, since they should know emergencies rarely give such a courtesy. We do have "on watch" and "on call" schedules where you are given advance notice, but to my company "business as usual" would basically mean "make sure your stuff keeps working". If something is bad enough that I get a call at 9:30 pm when I'm out having drinks with friends then you can believe I'm pulling out a laptop and working from the bar.
In the USA it is fairly common for employment to be salaried at 40 hours, but expectation is to work more than that when required. Sometimes you are compensated with a day off or a bonus. I worked as a business analyst in a payroll group. I was salaried at 40 hours a week, but typically worked a minimum of 60 hours. We had vacation blackouts and several times I worked 48-72 hours straight. Lunch was at my desk and no breaks except to walk to the restroom or coffee pot. I was even "on call" to help our production team with issues or answer questions which included a Christmas day when I was cooking for family. Production thought my schedule was wrong when it wasn't. That is why you often hear of job burnout, work/life balance and sometimes lawsuits.
This sounds like an operations job. They're contracted to work weekdays, but some processes can't be carried out on weekdays or during normal business hours, so you have to come in or log on outside of those hours to perform those processes. Business as usual would be regular processes that you have to carry out every week or on some other recurring schedule. Known in advance would be one-offs that you get notified as needing to perform. On call is for when those regular processes fail, and they need somebody there to repair the damage. In this story, you don't get paid extra for business as usual and known in advance, probably because they expect you to take that time out of the rest of your week if it's an outside of business hours situation. However, they said that on call was supposed to involve supplementary pay, so if they answer the phone, and it's not a normal process or one they were informed of, they are supposed to get paid for it. The assumption is that they would be notified in advance that they are on call, and they would only get paid for the time that they spend fixing issues. This would allow the employee to know not to schedule drinks with friends without being prepared to work, and it compensates the employee for the time that they spend working off the clock.
The ladies from the first story are freaking legends!!! Heck, if that happened to me, I would tip both of them heavily and write personal thank you notes. Encourage that shit more often (...well, not the angry customer berating them, but the free upgrades).
Angry man: I demand you give me a room Piccolo: How about I give you a hole in your chest instead? Angry man: Is that a threat? Piccolo: SPECIAL BEAM CANNON!! Angry man: *is dead*
When they say that they don't get paid for BAU, it's talking about extra pay for overtime, and they also don't get extra pay if they were informed in advance, which would be working on Saturdays.
So, along the funny couple things, this story is from when my husband and I were dating and together for about five months: He texted me to say he was going to the store after work and if I wanted him to grab anything. I told him I would like some gummy worms for a comfort snack (was sick with a bad infection at the time) and a Redbull. I also listed some stuff at the house we needed (eggs, milk, that kind of stuff.) When he got home and we unpacked groceries, he forgot the sweets and my Redbull, but grabbed himself some cheese curds for snacks food (Wisconsin, booiiis.) “Ooohhh, I see how it is! You grabbed your snacks, but forgot all about mine!” I said this in a funny way, not mean. He was so sorry, and he felt so bad about it, but I said it was alright and not to be upset. The next day: He comes home with a 4-pack of Redbull, a 4lb bag of gummy worms, bottle of ibuprofen I needed, a small devils food cake, and a small teddy bear holding a heart... needless to say, I scored when I married this man and his “malicious compliance” about my gummy worms lol
Congratulations. :D My husband is like that too. They're the greatest, aren't they? The first issue we had in our marriage, over a big misunderstanding mind you, that really hurt me, I told him I'd forgive him if he got me my favorite cookie and a flower. He brought me a box of cookies with my top two favorites, plus one more I'd wanted to try out, and a bouquet.
That ice cream story really got me. That relationship was so healthy that they could laugh about it together instead of fighting about it. Really shows that the husband loves his wife!
You described exactly what I thought when I heard piccolo Piccolo: First I basically raise gohan then I babysit for him now I have to work this dead end job for little pay! Truly amazing
I enjoy when both parties laugh at the malicious compliance, especially when its family or friends. Wholesome. Although in rslashes situation, i would just buy multiple if possible.
As a front desk/night auditor at a hotel for the last 6 years I can say I've been put in similar situations and that is truly the only way to handle it! There's not much I haven't seen but having guests get mad at me for the errors that THEY made while making their reservations is too common.
Alex Hotchkiss I don't know if they use it in Brittain, but in German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and a few other languages a Piccolo is the person that helps you bring your luggage from the arrival area to your room (in the US I think it is called a bellhop)
Someone has probably replied by now but in this context Business As Usual support means "software support given on a usual business day" not out of hours, and not project work or development.
I used to work at a hotel. I can 100% verify that hotel front desk people can ruin your stay all the while maintaining their sweet customer service fake smile.
@@tyvulpintaur2732 Chaos Emeralds are for the Super form (unless you're Tails) and Super Emeralds are for Hyper form (unless you're Tails), have you played 'Sonic 3 & Knuckles'?
@@tyvulpintaur2732 If you have all the Chaos Emeralds in 'S3&K' you can enter a part of Hidden Palace via the giant rings and then a monochrome emerald for each chaos emerald appears and going on one of them will take you to another blue sphere stage and if you win that emerald gets its colour; get all of them and you unlock the character's Hyper form (or Super form if you're playing as Tails)
Yes, in the US we have strict laws for "on call" positions and the author of that post was 100% correct. What they were doing was illegal. There are exempt jobs and non-exempt. Think about this logically: Imagine a company hiring you to work 40 hours a week, mon - fri , 9 am - 6 pm and they pay you a minimum wage salary. $35,000.00 per year. In the United States we protect the individual from a companies going "hey, we're going to need you to work all day, all night, weekends and evenings. Don't worry, it all pertains to the job. Oh and you will still be making $35,000." Yea, thats ILLEGAL. And then there are exempt jobs where it is established beforehand under certain jobs requirements that fall under that category. For example: my Husband is the Vice President and runs his own branch. He makes a large salary and it was established beforehand that some on call shifts are inclusive with the salary. He agreed to that - which is totally legal. It depends on the job but ALL on call shifts MUST be established before hand and paid. You cannot just expect people to work for free, day and night. That is slave labor, my friend. Thats why we have laws protecting overtime, on call positions, etc. If you are working, you SHOULD be paid or have a high enough salary to justify the long hours. It prevents companies taking advantage of people.
I've been taught by a man with a similar position in college. If the Chrisler rep calls one Sunday and the batch of car seats order needs alterations, the super manager in charge of the project must be ready to take the call and arrange for an exceptional meeting to see how they could meet the new criteria within as little time as possible. Problem was not everyone is under obligation to work on weekends so my professor owed a lot to years of close personal relationships with people all over the company and folks it outsourced some of the work to.
Piccolo. I was thinking of the instrument. "How do you tune 2 piccolos?" "Ya shoot one." Famous band jokes, nightmares, and WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THEM ANYMORE.
That second story was scaring me a little...but the ending made me smile ear to ear! Seeing a relationship like that blossom even more because of it makes me so happy and fills my heart with joy. And they seem to be a great couple
I wouldn't have kept my cool in that situation, I'd have walked up to something that had a button on it, pressed it, and then went "...hmm, I guess it isn't happening"
"Piccolo" is literally the job title of someone who carries bags for hotel guests. That's why it was part of the story; It's not a bad translation issue. Not sure why people are infamiliar with this job title, perhaps it's not a common term in the grand americas?
I've never heard of that, and can't find it online. Where have you heard the word used that way? Edit: never mind, I see from other comments that it has that meaning in other languages, just not in English
In Romania, a Picolo is usually a person that carries stuff... y'know, like Table Servers at a restaurant, or bag carrier at a Hotel, and so on... just adding to this :)
@@tevvytevvy2672 Taken from Wikipedia. "In hotels or resorts, a concierge assists guests by performing various tasks such as making restaurant reservations, booking hotels, arranging for spa services, recommending night life hot spots, booking transportation (like taxi, limousines, airplanes, boats, etc.), coordinating porter service (luggage assistance request), procuring tickets to special events, and assisting with various travel arrangements and tours of local attractions. Concierges also assist with sending and receiving parcels."
HAHAHA, Love the malicious compliance of the hotel staff, that woulda been a great trip, as well, hopefully a great life lesson for the other dude. Thanks for giving me this laugh today.
Your drink sounds like my favorite drink. Boathouse vanilla chai, addictively good!
YES!
This is actually the one
OMG its good
Baja Blast from Taco Bell was my favorite drink. I'm an American who moved to Canada. In Canada the Taco Bells don't carry Baja Blast, so when we would go to the US to visit my family it was a special treat. Just recently they started selling it in stores and it's been a dream come true.
I’m gonna try and find this but I live in Canada so I’m not sure if they’re sold here
Hmm, sounds good, too bad I don't think they sell where I live. (I live in Washington)
@@kat4827 order it in bulk? That's what I do in cases like that
I don't usually do stories from my personal life.
More of these?
Yesss
Yes please
If you have more wholesome stories like that yeah!
yes
Yea boiiii
"Get me a room even if the hotel is full"
"yeah totally, I'll just get my tools and start building one now, genius"
"Ah yes. Allow me to just press the ever so convenient 'create a room on demand' button that I have here at all times. My apologies, sir."
Inge Hansen your useless
Hotel tycoon
fking kick out a person on holiday like tf
Inge Hansen why did you feel the need to post such a sh**ty reply
“Did anyone picture Piccolo from DBZ?” *Me, picturing an anthropomorphic musical instrument*
Lol
😂😂😂
whoever ruins the 69 likes is gay so no one can do it
Zabuza Momochi oops it’s ok I took it back
Locket Angel *me picturing Pinocchio*
"Why did you give them the executive suite and not us?"
"Sir, they actually treated me like a human being, and I complied with your request. If you wouldn't have cut me off, you would've gotten it, but your attitude cost you the upgrade."
I know right people are dum as f
r/buttholetax and r/maliciouscompliance rolled into one
Allow me to add "Eat shit, Satan!"
2:29 DO YOUR JOB AND PRESS THE BUTTON!
Presses the security button
xD
@@demoknighttrainingtf2302 gee thanks
LMFAO HAHAHAHAHA XD
"Do your job and press the button"
Me: *realizing its a security button* OH KAY
lol
The girl from the hotel is a f***ing legend
YES
SHE IS.
The legend of legends
Si
if only that happened to me once
I like how the ice cream story had a happy ending and he admitted he was wrong. It's so much better than the angry ones.
I love how the husband goes "Alright, you got me. That's fair"
That's how you know they were meant to be.
Wholesome stories are really nice to watch and listen to
There needs to be a WholesomeRevenge Reddit, just saying.
Wind-Born aww 🥺
Fun fact: piccolo in italian means small. I am imagining a dwarf carrying their giant luggages all by himself
Fuck now i imagine butler mario
@@L1K34PR0 ROFL!!!😂😂😂😂
I am know thinking of Dopey carrying luggages and dressed as a bellhop
Piccolo is also the same as a bellboy
Yeah,i'm italian and i didn't get when they call him "piccolo"
"Two double beds, or is that too difficult for you?"
Me: "SIR, you need to listen, or is that too difficult for you?"
🤔
😑
When the dude said “you must be mentally slow” I was like “SIR! Your the mentally slow one! Can’t you see she’s trying to help! And trying to talk with you about the arrangements but your not listening!
So lemme get this straight, you have a drink that's really rare and you really like, and you only buy ONE bottle? Stock up on it dammit
That's exactly what i thought 😂
@@trashtoto look at it this way. You never have to buy diet coke again. Less to carry.
Lillian Wood the fuck is Diet Coke lime?
Well stock up yh but also get your phone out and take a photo of drink with its name. It is quite obvious lol.
Edit :you take the name so that you can find the recipe for it later if you can't find it.
I was going to say that as well like why would you not get multiple if it is hard to find and you really like it.
When you steal your own drink.
*Surprised Pikachu Face*
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"Business as usual" in the UK often is said sarcastically, when things just carry regardless of whatever the situation is, and it doesn't always mean business, it just whatever carrys on.
Interesting. Business as usual in the States means, nothing out of the ordinary. If you work a 9 - 5 with/without problems, you do it. Go home for the weekend, come back Monday. If they're "Foreseeable problems" you go on call. THAT is Business as usual. However, if it is UNFORSEEN, Time and a half up to double Time and a half can be made depending on the specialty. I hope I cleared it up a bit. It also depends on the company structure but compensation is required By Law.
Ye sometimes my parents yous it to say. so if my chores are from 8-5 on weekends then my mum asks me to do a chore at8:30 then it's an easy chore like my chores as usual or BAU.
"Business as usual" does it meant SNAFU?
Situation Normal, All Fucked Up
@@silky0439
Thanks for explaining.
@@erichanastacio9695
You made me laugh there.
Piccolo:*Takes OP's bag* *Chucks it at OP's head*.
Piccolo: "DOOOOOOODGE!!!!!!!".
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball"
Yes truly a man of culture here
I remember your icon is from fairy tail but I forget his name
Love it
Don't follow with your eyes. Sense their energies!
Man: GIVE ME THE EMPEROR SUI-
Piccolo: *smacks him over the head with a suitcase* *WHY DIDNT YOU DODGE*
Piccolo: DOOOOOOODGE!!!!!!!
gonna be honest, this was way funnier than him saying "piccolo from Dragon Ball Z"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that so would be piccolo's way to handle him
“Give my kid an A.”
Draws a picture of a “A”
Here is your A
Or just use the sound of an A
Ayyyyyyyyyyyy
@@chickenthecannibal7344 Aaaaaaaaaaa-
Hahahahahahahaha
Chicken The Cannibal With Internet Access 👉😎👉 *AAAAYYYYEE*
Wait... how do you draw a picture of an A..
The ice cream story is both cute and funny. Sounds like the hubby got his "just desserts". OK...I'll see myself out.
Nah nah, that was funny. Come back in!
I didn’t laugh yet great joke 🙃
Come back!!
Brilliant!!!
Mob: gets angry
Desk lady: piccolo would you please?
Piccolo: HELLZONE GRENADE!!!!!
Oh man it even has a cool name
I don’t know why i imaged this
OMG I told my brother about this, he's a huge fan, and he got so happy. He found it hilarious.
Nail: Okay any las last ditch efforts
Piccolo: yeah "NAIL GUN!"
Of antioch
That icecream one was actually a nice ending for once.
Yeah, I really appreciated the wholesome ending
waiittt, halfway through- i’ll edit it once i understand everything
Edit: @Sonysangalang reminded me, yes i understand now, i thought that you meant the ice cream one was at the end, it is a nice ending though lol
@@vewayy You Done?
Vewayy why do you have to be so exaggerative about it. Just wait until you watch the video and then comment?annoying asf
FlamingWolf7492 6Kush6King6 why does it matter what they do? It’s not gonna kill you will it? But if it does obviously not much is lost
Piccolo:Geez How much does your bag weigh!!!!???
Me:*Glint in eyes* OVER 9000!!!!!!!!
Piccolo:..... God damnit
I can just imagine him grumbling under his breath. Not out of tiredness, but frustration.
Why do i have the feeling that Chi-Chi was the chef, Krillin is the doctor at the nearest clinic just throwing senzu beans at people, Goku and Vegeta being personal trainers for the nearest gym, and Goten and Trunks being travel guides.
@Super Kami Dende
This is Gold.
@@wannabehistorian371 Thanks it popped into my head and i thought that was most likely the case
Man dragon Ball really went downhill fast
"Piccolo" is a European term for a bellhop.
6:30 - i imagined a literal piccolo instrument carrying their bags into the elevator
exotic . tt I play the piccolo so I imagined the same thing
I imagined Piccolo from Paper Mario (A flying note) Carrying the bags
Same
I imagined someone playing a piccolo escorting them
Same kinda......... i imagined a flying piccolo with the things on it just..... flying over to the elevator idk i have a fucked up mind also i kinda play the piccolo but in larged(i play the flute)
In several European languages picolo is the word for a bellhop/porter. The DBZ version is more funny though...
Geert Hoeks I assumed as much
@@cmm3699 i also assumed dbz piccolo was funnier
Geert Hoeks I was thinking about the damn instrument
Here in Belgium, a picolo can be a type of bread bun, a belhop/porter and a flute.
It was Denmark
As a former Hotel employee, I have done this exact thing. And it feels soooooo good to do this to a horrible guest
As a former Piccolo, I have fused many beings into myself to increase my power level
The husband and wife thing was the most wholesome malicious complaints
Lime juice and correct it
Piccolo: i dont have time for this...
**carries bags while grumbling**
Piccolo: I used to be a Z- Fighter and now I'm stuck here...
*grumbles to himself in the elevator*
DODGE!
@@darrylhamlin7475 (gohan rolling dodge)well... he could be dodging better
Lol
Piccolo: I used to fight someone who destroyed my planet...
Also Piccolo: *Stomps onto the elevator and grumbles*
Area 51: doesnt let kid in
Karen: let me get... a manager
Haven't we already had Karen vs NCO? Didn't end well for the Karen.
Area 51 guard: Shooting at a Kyle
Karen: Ahem, why are you shooting at him and not at my child?
Soilder:Well if he wants to go in he needs a coffin
@@alyssalouard8549 MegaKaren vs infantry NCO. Could be interesting.
Area 51: *shoots Karen until her body is no more*
Karen: (as a ghost) HOW DARE YOU KILL ME!!
Area 51: *uses a weapon like the ghost busters to capture the Karen then throws it in the maximum security area*
Another Karen: LET ME SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER!
Rinse and repeat
Imagine Piccolo throwing your bags at you while yelling 'DOOOOOOOODGE!'
Hakai lol
Hakai I'd get hit like Kid Gohan
Not a translation error. Piccolo means Hotel porter/Bellhop/Bell boy in dutch. So he just used that.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piccolo_(hotelbediende)
The more you know.
It's not that complex
@@rickvrieling It's something that We could have figured out,But, it's funnier to imagine the Dbz Piccolo as a bellhop.
When they said piccolo i just imagined a small wood wind instrument pulling luggage behind him haha
Me too that was funny
heck I play the piccolo lol
I thought it was DBZ piccolo lolz
I imagined a tall green alien wearing a cape casually pulling his luggage while flying
@@brianharvey2847 lol
I was so terrified that the ice cream story was gonna end badly that my heart fell as she was walking to her s/o but thank goodness those two really understand each other
Yea! Really nice of the lady to make the ice cream, and very nice of the man to admit his mistake and improve himself.
That is what i call good chemistry. Being able to pull these kind of things without it becoming sour.
I'm really glad i can pull these kind of things with my GF too when one of us is being lazy and we punish each other for it (Altho in our case it's mostly either of us asking something which could've been really easy for us to just slap into google ourselves and the other one responding with a "Let me google that for you" link that searches for the asked thing.)
A great story of a couple overcoming centuries of sexist education together.
Same thought the dude was gonna throw a fucking tantrum
Came to watch malicious compliance acted upon entitled assholes & psychotic Karens. Gets that pile of warm wholesomeness.
Me: A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one-
him laughing before he gets to the funny part is such a mood
Yeah it's awesome
The icecream story, cute. Good that he didn't react in a bad way and actually acknowledged he was in the wrong.
Yeah that made me happy haha
You go gitl,the spoon of icecream was fing brillant!!!LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah i imagined her trying not to smile or giggle while making it and serving it to him. But hey him being lazy worked out for the best cause she said now he started to do more like treat and do stuff for her too.
The story about his wife and the drink was soo adorable! I happily laughed out loud in the bus
When r slash tells his own story it sounds like someone esles story and I'm expecting text.
It was a good story
Y E S
Me too
*else’s
*esles*
Piccolo(Noun)
: A waiter's assistant in a hotel or restaurant.
Thank you boomer
Ahh, thanks, makes more sense
Mr. Llama Man go to sleep
Piccolo (noun):big green slugman
@@AWhale. Wow, ok so, if knowing information you don't know or at least having the intelligence to look up information and become informed makes a person come from the Baby Boomer generation, does that mean you are less than intelligent along with the rest of the younger generations like the ones you and I belong to? I mean by your definition, calling him that for having actual true information is basically saying they are smarter than us younger people lol. That makes me sad to be younger than the boomers. lol
They should have called it "the lobby-mobby."
No mobbing in my lobby!
That's what I was thinking!
or the mobby-lobby
@@MinatheRaichu I appreciate your nostalgic references
Oh fuck that's clever
Piccolo is also "small" in italian, or a very small wind instrument, so it left me wondering what OP meant by piccolo, now I can't unsee dbz, or a tiny person holding luggage.
The Piccolo is the Bellhop.
Ye
Just imagine piccolo in a tux with white gloves and one of those valet hats
No that German for a small Bottle of Champagne or we call it "Sekt"
I love how he breaks into laughter while reading and has to repeat himself. You can tell hes reading these with us and enjoying it just as much. So wholesome!
100th like and r/wholesom
Him being not able to read normally while laughing is amazing part of video
HOW IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT R/SLASH’S SIGNIFICANT OTHER!?!
I thought the same thing! Like, he's got an SO? Of course cuz he's awesome, and just never mentioned her. So now we know. 😁
@@danajohnson6273 or him
@@remy5347 r/slash clearly used the she/her pronouns, not sure why'd you say "or he" 🤔
@@MarbeenieGames Probably because we're dealing with one of those people who has some weird obsession with everyone being gay
Meerkat More everyone deserves to be a little gay. Happiness is better.
The first one
A: it pays to be polite
B: I would have canceled all their reservations
Pretty sure she's not allowed to do B
She’s not allowed to do B unless she is the manager and even then you would need to speak to the head of the company for such large group of people. Thinking a few were doubles and a few were singles that would be about 2k for such a large franchise it’s still much even for how big the company is.
Edit:I used to work there
I would have killed one maybe 2
I would have called thee police for an angry mob in the lobby
@@isuapig6705 glad I work for a different chain. I have have given groups the boot for being rude. While we do adhere to brand standards our individual property Owner and GM have given us instruction that we do not have to tolerate verbal abuse.
that ice cream story was great, the dude seems hella cool. Being able to recognize and laugh about it, then fix himself up stuff without getting angry or other bs
"Boliday Finn"
Genius! No one will be suspect
Nope. It's Holiday Inn. I can tell from the rhymes.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 r/wooooosh
My Nintendo Gaming Feed who could not tell
Rowan Mulligan you got whooshed he’s clearly joking lol
@@aqibimran1131 True xD
R/ significant other: takes drink
R/: you've been bamboozled
Lol yep. Congratulations, you played yourself
rSlash*
You’ve been hit by
You’ve been struck by
A smooth Redditor
You know, I ALSO work in a
“Boliday Finn”.
A Boliday Finn-Express, actually.
This sounds really accurate, people treat hotel employees like dog shit and we have to get back at them in creative ways
Yeh
I worked as a waitress and bartender at a big hotel in LA. Some people were really nice, but some I wouldn’t have spit on if they were on fire! Having been in the service industry many years I go out of my way to treat all service people with great appreciation and kindness. Occasionally I meet someone I want to inform that they should be doing something entirely different. But I never have.
Girl: You can have 4 sized bed
Girl: Waves bye bye*
Men: :/
Also men : I WANT IT!!!!
The guy who got it: Hmmm neat
Kids,don't do drugs or you'll become the same like the thumbnail.
I dont know which person you are talking about,but i agree
😱 i didn’t know, i’m going to stop taking crystal meth
The thumbnail look fun...
Don’t bully her we don’t know that she is a karen
The guy in the thumbnail looks like he has no soul left
RSlash: “Did anyone else imagine piccolo angrily carrying there bags?”
Me: “YES!!!”
Chris Raab- I did too
Same
Now correct me if I'm actually wrong, but isn't "Piccolo" the name of the job of the "bag-carriers"
I'm pretty sure it just isn't known by most people, and that's why people are confused...
@@SophieFox947 You're not wrong mate
I did to, except I didn't know how to spell piccolo since I haven't watched it in so long, only a few of the newer episodes and Dragon Ball Z.
However, re-arrange the word "teacher" you get "cheater"... Maybe that's why Hyper-Karen came along.
Broooooo, you true 'bout that
Waaaaaaay too true
Oh my.
conspiracy theory
Pfffft, you think she can spell
Weirdest thing for me when I started teaching was how the parents deferred to me asked me questions about how to handle issues with their kids. I had a moment of “you should probably ask an adult…. oh my god… I’M the responsible adult 😐”
"You need an adult."
"You ARE an adult!"
@@CourierDan I need an adultier adult!
Hi I'd like to order a competent adult without the trauma /j
@rSlash: Regarding the BAU:
"Business as usual" when on a fixed salary means in this case that you are responsible for the workload that comes in regardless of what time it is. If you're on call, it's expected you fill your duty even if it's not during your regular hours. Normally though, you'll be compensated for it in extra time off since most of these contracts specifies a certain number of hours . Albeit not in this case apparently. Hope this helps.
So, for example, if you are a salesman, and someone calls you up wanting to buy from the company, you're supposed to go through the process of selling to them, even though you're off the clock? I think that would be called "on call" in America....though "on call" is usually reserved for emergencies; I've never heard of anyone being on call for regular business stuff. How interesting!
@@eldupont3095 Yea, kinda like that. In my experience it was a thing in the elevator business in case people got stuck in elevators. You'd have a service agent "on call" but if said person had to get up in the middle of the night, it'd still be a part of the job description, so nothing added to their wages. They'd still write down the hours for this and be granted extra vacation days if the hour count exceeded 6 hours. (1 day per 6 hour "on call"-time.
I work at an IT support/private cloud hosting company (in America) and it seems very similar to the OP's situation. Our staff that handles infrastructure (servers/networks) are salary employees who contractually work a minimum of 40 hours per week -- key word minimum. That's typically 8 hours in the office during normal work hours, but if there is a critical issue in a sector which you're responsible for then your job is to fix it, after hours or not (it will be worse in the morning if you don't). Off hour work is pretty common when you're dealing with potential downtime on critical systems, too. That said, it's pretty common for engineers who have already hit their 40 hours to leave early as long as they don't have any prior obligations -- the stress and inherent chaos actually results in pretty flexible hours.
I sympathize with the OP in regard to the excessive off hours work if they weren't able to check out early or take time off in exchange, but in my opinion their manager made a mistake agreeing to give advance notice, since they should know emergencies rarely give such a courtesy. We do have "on watch" and "on call" schedules where you are given advance notice, but to my company "business as usual" would basically mean "make sure your stuff keeps working". If something is bad enough that I get a call at 9:30 pm when I'm out having drinks with friends then you can believe I'm pulling out a laptop and working from the bar.
In the USA it is fairly common for employment to be salaried at 40 hours, but expectation is to work more than that when required. Sometimes you are compensated with a day off or a bonus. I worked as a business analyst in a payroll group. I was salaried at 40 hours a week, but typically worked a minimum of 60 hours. We had vacation blackouts and several times I worked 48-72 hours straight. Lunch was at my desk and no breaks except to walk to the restroom or coffee pot. I was even "on call" to help our production team with issues or answer questions which included a Christmas day when I was cooking for family. Production thought my schedule was wrong when it wasn't. That is why you often hear of job burnout, work/life balance and sometimes lawsuits.
This sounds like an operations job. They're contracted to work weekdays, but some processes can't be carried out on weekdays or during normal business hours, so you have to come in or log on outside of those hours to perform those processes. Business as usual would be regular processes that you have to carry out every week or on some other recurring schedule. Known in advance would be one-offs that you get notified as needing to perform. On call is for when those regular processes fail, and they need somebody there to repair the damage. In this story, you don't get paid extra for business as usual and known in advance, probably because they expect you to take that time out of the rest of your week if it's an outside of business hours situation. However, they said that on call was supposed to involve supplementary pay, so if they answer the phone, and it's not a normal process or one they were informed of, they are supposed to get paid for it. The assumption is that they would be notified in advance that they are on call, and they would only get paid for the time that they spend fixing issues. This would allow the employee to know not to schedule drinks with friends without being prepared to work, and it compensates the employee for the time that they spend working off the clock.
the're in the executive suite, piccolo carrying your bags angrily to your room is definitely part of the premium experience. 😂😂😂😂😂
Im just imagining Piccolo from DBZ taking their luggage up stairs right before going back downstairs to clear out the mob in the lobby.
@Butterfly Hakuno Not only is he the Bellhop but he’s the Bouncer as well! 😆
The ladies from the first story are freaking legends!!! Heck, if that happened to me, I would tip both of them heavily and write personal thank you notes. Encourage that shit more often (...well, not the angry customer berating them, but the free upgrades).
“Unfortunately, Sir, I’m gonna need you to shut the hell up.” -What she wanted to say to the hotel dude-
I fear no man
But that thing
*Looks at thumbnail*
It scares me
Lol
Lurl
LVL 9001 Karen
Super Karen 3.
Angry man: I demand you give me a room
Piccolo: How about I give you a hole in your chest instead?
Angry man: Is that a threat?
Piccolo: SPECIAL BEAM CANNON!!
Angry man: *is dead*
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Makkencoseppo
@@avg_mage3274 ohhh so that's how it's said
When they say that they don't get paid for BAU, it's talking about extra pay for overtime, and they also don't get extra pay if they were informed in advance, which would be working on Saturdays.
Rslash:"Did you imagine piccolo from dbz"
Me:ah I see you're a man of culture as well
*you're
Piccolo: *throws a suitcase at the Entitled Man* DODGE!
Szten Actually if you were someone to correct someone else’s grammar, atleast correct it grammatically by saying: “Excuse me, it’s actually you’re.” 😁
33 Savage right lol
@@CblaGaming Please stop destroying people. :D
So, along the funny couple things, this story is from when my husband and I were dating and together for about five months:
He texted me to say he was going to the store after work and if I wanted him to grab anything. I told him I would like some gummy worms for a comfort snack (was sick with a bad infection at the time) and a Redbull. I also listed some stuff at the house we needed (eggs, milk, that kind of stuff.)
When he got home and we unpacked groceries, he forgot the sweets and my Redbull, but grabbed himself some cheese curds for snacks food (Wisconsin, booiiis.)
“Ooohhh, I see how it is! You grabbed your snacks, but forgot all about mine!” I said this in a funny way, not mean.
He was so sorry, and he felt so bad about it, but I said it was alright and not to be upset.
The next day:
He comes home with a 4-pack of Redbull, a 4lb bag of gummy worms, bottle of ibuprofen I needed, a small devils food cake, and a small teddy bear holding a heart... needless to say, I scored when I married this man and his “malicious compliance” about my gummy worms lol
Congratulations. :D My husband is like that too. They're the greatest, aren't they?
The first issue we had in our marriage, over a big misunderstanding mind you, that really hurt me, I told him I'd forgive him if he got me my favorite cookie and a flower. He brought me a box of cookies with my top two favorites, plus one more I'd wanted to try out, and a bouquet.
That is the sweetest fucking thing I have ever heard.
I’ve done it too. It’s a dude thing
I'm just sad that "Hyper-Karen" isn't actually a word in the dictionary
I think it took the Simpsons like 15 years to get "D'oh" in the Oxford English Dictionary, just keep using it, and it will make it in.
Um Karen made it maeby super Karen is its verb
Check the urban dictionary
rslash when telling a story: super proffesional perfect human
rslash when telling own story: hahahahhahahahah so then- ahahahahah *giggling*
Piccolo be like:first babysitting and then this.....f*** this life.
Cut his arm ... *Grows another arm*
Piccolo now: f***
That sounds like the abridged piccolo
Remember, regrowing an arm is easier than explaining puberty to a kid that isn't even your own.
Everything gangsta till piccolo a bell hop
@DIMITRI ALEXANDER HORTON 66.media.tumblr.com/1119ed7aa0db6048acf3bfcd79abd5fb/tumblr_inline_o7kq3sHAZS1rp9sxe_540.jpg your welcome
@@jacon_bacon glad i made your day if only i could do the same for piccolo
"Did anyone else picture Piccolo from Dragon Ball Z angrily carrying their luggage?"
Yes.
I imagined the piccolo doing a special beam cannon
tyler briggs I pictured piccolo in the saiyan saga raditz part
He was just bringing the senzu beans
DODGE!
I pictured the instrument....my dad would be so disappointed since I still have a few of the collectible VCR of DBZ he left me. Sooooo disappointed 😂
Second story isn't r/maliciouscompliance, but r/deliciouscompliance
Hahahahahahahah
Yes
Tbh I love how the one at 8:30 had a wholesome ending. So many of these are where someone (usually deservingly) gets really messed up.
6:32 No, my first thought was a piper playing one as they walked to the elevator, prancing around.
Same
Me too
Same
I just imagined the whole ass instrument carrying the bags
I imagined Pinocchio for some reason.
Picolo = pikolík (guy who helps you carry bags and so on)
@@jacon_bacon same
No it's not, it's the person who babysit's your child
@@PureHayabusa No, THAT'S the DBZ Piccollo.
I refuse to believe this
i got that but i still pictured dragon ball's picolo XD
Awww, the wife and husband ice cream story is soooo relationship goals.
I loved r/Slash's additional story as well. Both of those are such cute couple stories :)
Heather Gonzalez I know, I wrote my comment before I finished listening. 😅
That ice cream story really got me. That relationship was so healthy that they could laugh about it together instead of fighting about it. Really shows that the husband loves his wife!
You described exactly what I thought when I heard piccolo
Piccolo: First I basically raise gohan then I babysit for him now I have to work this dead end job for little pay!
Truly amazing
Add “”just to cover for him as he trains his daughter” at the end
How the f**k did I find my son on this video
Please, Please, Please please PLEASE use borks as censorship! It would be awesome, and there would be no demonitization!
actually there would be because TH-cam algorithm detects any form of bleeped out curse words and deems them as bad as actually saying the curse word
EVERYONE UPVOTE THIS SO RSLASH SEES THIS!
@@blackm4niac that sucks. but it would still be cool to have it! more bork!
*Bork Bork I will eat your soul*
Who else gets that?
How about “fork?”
#captainsparklez
that ice cream story was one of the rare times when the malicious compliance was taken so gracefully
I enjoy when both parties laugh at the malicious compliance, especially when its family or friends. Wholesome. Although in rslashes situation, i would just buy multiple if possible.
A Piccolo is a person who carries bags and luggage to the hotel rooms, usually handling room service calls as well :)
I came to comment the same. In English, this would be a bellboy or concierge 💁♀️
heppahullu me to xd
rslash unaware what a piccolo is ffs. commenting over every story adding nothing of value ugh.
FINALLY I was looking for this!
Me: Piccolo was a running back for the Bears about 50 years ago. He died of cancer.
(Crickets)
Me: What? Too soon?
damn piccolo be earning them extra bucks in hotels
Vegito Blue first he was a better father than goku then he goes and gets a whole ass job
Me: "Piccolo, I need you to take all these bags up to our guest's room for them, please?"
Piccolo: "ALL OF THEM!?"
As someone who has worked as a desk clerk for the last 4+ years, the first story made me insanely mad at the guests, but so happy at the clerks
As a front desk/night auditor at a hotel for the last 6 years I can say I've been put in similar situations and that is truly the only way to handle it! There's not much I haven't seen but having guests get mad at me for the errors that THEY made while making their reservations is too common.
Piccolo = Bellhop (person who brings luggage from lobby to room)...
In English?
Alex Hotchkiss I don't know if they use it in Brittain, but in German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and a few other languages a Piccolo is the person that helps you bring your luggage from the arrival area to your room (in the US I think it is called a bellhop)
@@lynxanne Also in Finnish
In Dutch too! @@lynxanne
We call them Porters over the pond.
Someone has probably replied by now but in this context Business As Usual support means "software support given on a usual business day" not out of hours, and not project work or development.
swingstylez ah ok that makes sense
*suitcase gets chucked at the angry guy's head*
Piccolo: DODGE!
I used to work at a hotel. I can 100% verify that hotel front desk people can ruin your stay all the while maintaining their sweet customer service fake smile.
She didn't ruin his visit, she gave him EXACTLY what he wanted
Russ Gust yeah but she was calm, cool, and collected when she ruined the other guy's day
'Teacher Humiliates Hyper-Karen'
As if a Karen could ever get all the Super Emeralds lol
Unwithering they’re Chaos Emeralds, not Super Emeralds.
Don't forget the infinity gauntlet.
@@tyvulpintaur2732 Chaos Emeralds are for the Super form (unless you're Tails) and Super Emeralds are for Hyper form (unless you're Tails), have you played 'Sonic 3 & Knuckles'?
Unwithering yup. Never managed to collect all the Emeralds in any game though
@@tyvulpintaur2732 If you have all the Chaos Emeralds in 'S3&K' you can enter a part of Hidden Palace via the giant rings and then a monochrome emerald for each chaos emerald appears and going on one of them will take you to another blue sphere stage and if you win that emerald gets its colour; get all of them and you unlock the character's Hyper form (or Super form if you're playing as Tails)
Yes, in the US we have strict laws for "on call" positions and the author of that post was 100% correct. What they were doing was illegal. There are exempt jobs and non-exempt. Think about this logically: Imagine a company hiring you to work 40 hours a week, mon - fri , 9 am - 6 pm and they pay you a minimum wage salary. $35,000.00 per year. In the United States we protect the individual from a companies going "hey, we're going to need you to work all day, all night, weekends and evenings. Don't worry, it all pertains to the job. Oh and you will still be making $35,000." Yea, thats ILLEGAL. And then there are exempt jobs where it is established beforehand under certain jobs requirements that fall under that category. For example: my Husband is the Vice President and runs his own branch. He makes a large salary and it was established beforehand that some on call shifts are inclusive with the salary. He agreed to that - which is totally legal. It depends on the job but ALL on call shifts MUST be established before hand and paid. You cannot just expect people to work for free, day and night. That is slave labor, my friend. Thats why we have laws protecting overtime, on call positions, etc. If you are working, you SHOULD be paid or have a high enough salary to justify the long hours. It prevents companies taking advantage of people.
I've been taught by a man with a similar position in college. If the Chrisler rep calls one Sunday and the batch of car seats order needs alterations, the super manager in charge of the project must be ready to take the call and arrange for an exceptional meeting to see how they could meet the new criteria within as little time as possible. Problem was not everyone is under obligation to work on weekends so my professor owed a lot to years of close personal relationships with people all over the company and folks it outsourced some of the work to.
“This luggage is too heavy... I’ll heave to train more if I want to carry it up faster than Goku”
Desk person:Piccolo can you move these bags for our guests?
Piccolo: These bags are inert
The girl: *Accidently steal the wrong bottle*
RSlash: Illusion 100
Piccolo. I was thinking of the instrument.
"How do you tune 2 piccolos?"
"Ya shoot one."
Famous band jokes, nightmares, and WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THEM ANYMORE.
That's actually pretty great. God they're so difficult to have in perfect tune. Always a couple cents off.
2:07 this guy be that dude tested positive for every drug test
I didn’t imagine piccolo from dragon ball z, I imagined a life size piccolo with arms and legs carrying bags
Lmaooo
Same
That second story was scaring me a little...but the ending made me smile ear to ear! Seeing a relationship like that blossom even more because of it makes me so happy and fills my heart with joy. And they seem to be a great couple
THE FIRST ONE HAD ME CRYING WITH SATISFIED LAUGHTER
“I didn’t know how good it was!” sounds like something I would say to my boyfriend 🤣🤣🤣
Well a certain scary mom made Piccolo get a driver's license so unfortunately it isn't out of the question.
Sexual lobster made a video on that.
"Press a button and make it happen!"
This is the epitome of entitled expectations.
I wouldn't have kept my cool in that situation, I'd have walked up to something that had a button on it, pressed it, and then went "...hmm, I guess it isn't happening"
@@PeterCaptainObvious i would just slap him and run
rSlash: Did anyone else imagine Piccolo from Dragon Ball Z angrily carrying their bags?
Me: *Dies from laughter happy I wasn't the only one*
a F****** woodwind instrument you uncurltured swine! Jesus!
emu emu Jesus Christ it’s not that deep idiot we all know the instrument it’s just funny
I love the ice cream story! The relationship between the wife and husband is amazing, how the husband laughs about the spoon, I love it! 🤣
"Piccolo" is literally the job title of someone who carries bags for hotel guests. That's why it was part of the story; It's not a bad translation issue.
Not sure why people are infamiliar with this job title, perhaps it's not a common term in the grand americas?
I just assumed it was a term used elsewhere. Here in the U.S. they're bellhops.
I've never heard of that, and can't find it online. Where have you heard the word used that way?
Edit: never mind, I see from other comments that it has that meaning in other languages, just not in English
In Romania, a Picolo is usually a person that carries stuff... y'know, like Table Servers at a restaurant, or bag carrier at a Hotel, and so on... just adding to this :)
I thout that was the concierge
@@tevvytevvy2672 Taken from Wikipedia. "In hotels or resorts, a concierge assists guests by performing various tasks such as making restaurant reservations, booking hotels, arranging for spa services, recommending night life hot spots, booking transportation (like taxi, limousines, airplanes, boats, etc.), coordinating porter service (luggage assistance request), procuring tickets to special events, and assisting with various travel arrangements and tours of local attractions. Concierges also assist with sending and receiving parcels."
HAHAHA, Love the malicious compliance of the hotel staff, that woulda been a great trip, as well, hopefully a great life lesson for the other dude.
Thanks for giving me this laugh today.
I did I imagined piccolo saying something like
“Alright, let me know if you need a clothes beam.”
Mr. Picolo, do you think you can fit me with an outfit like yours?
Nail: Did, did our heart just skip a beat?
Nine kinds of yes
Kame: You must be so proud
Piccolo: Yeah but he could be dodging better
Truly many people of culture watch this channel
11:11 "thai cea" my heart- I do it all the time, I just thought this was cute