For real, Blud could just go to Giant Eagle (if they even have normal stores in Whateveropolis, Michigan) and get plastic cups and whipped cream. This guy is becoming more degenerate as the clip goes and probably doesn’t deserve that dog given that he says he comes to the restaurant to get a pup cup 2-3 times a week.
@@SamRK-1000It’s not about the Pup Cup anymore, it’s the fact that someone gave him the cup from this McD’s before and he got away with his tantrum. Its like feeding a wild animal or giving a toddler a piece of candy/their IPad to shut them up, they’ll learn to associate you/this behavior with the store and when they come back and do it again, they expect whatever it is they came for and when they don’t get it, people get hurt or a scene is made.
I’m not local LEO but we deal with stupid shit at the higher levels too. It really just takes our time away from more pressing stuff or even just having a normal shift
@@skellyplaz4110 Hell yeah it does. The shit you guys have to deal with is insane sometimes. I’ve never seen worse freakouts than in fast food places. You’re not just cool, you’re a goddamn champion!
It's not even the whole quote either. The customer is always right in matters of taste. It meant that if people don't like what you're selling they won't buy it. Like the coffee brand chock full o nuts, they used sell peanuts and they weren't selling well so they started also selling coffee and they eventually stopped with the nuts altogether bc they weren't selling
Without fail. No one who has a legit gripe ever EVER resorts to that. Its literally just shut up and agree with me because I said so and you only use that when you have nothing and are 100% the asshole
The customer is always right... in matters of taste. Also, if anyone says customer is king to me I'm gonna respond with "I'm French, you know what the French think about their kings"
@@pudgiehedgie We just became best friends i was coming to say this. It's more like if a customer is buying a green shirt with purple and yellow stripes, Then they are right it looks good. Who are you to not sell it.
@@TheKaiTetley I can agree on this point. I never heard of a “pup cup” in my entire life despite having 2 dogs. Sounds like something these people made up.
Genuinely man, when i was younger and worked at retail and fast food I wanted to cut people breaks all the time. Though I knew something like this would happen if I did. When I use to work at foodlion I would give out free mvp cards savings, until one day manager told me to stop. Next thing I know, the people who I would normally give it to would become upset because I was literally not allowed to.
So I used to work at an amusement park as a summer job between semesters, as a ride attendant who both operated and scanned wristbands. Our policy is that they NEED a wristband, and although infants do get free wristbands, they're also required to have one (which only allows them on the two rides without height sticks). It hurts the soul to deny people and make people miserable when our job is to try and bring smiles, but while we try to be as understanding and helpful as possible, we CANNOT bend the rules for ANYONE. ESPECIALLY where safety is concerned. So for a specific example, this lady came once and grilled the hell out of me because I wouldn't let her infant child on, but one of my coworkers had supposedly mistakenly let that lady bring her kid onto a much more dangerous ride, and it therefore had set a precedent that her child could be allowed on other rides as well. I assume she had either bullied them into submission or slipped past them, and they didn't have the heart to try and bring it up, being new and all. It gave the woman more fuel to the fire and man was she out to ruin me for daring to try and explain policy and help her understand what my job is and what she can and cannot do with the infant wristband. Our rules becomes irrelevant to customers like these the moment we dare to bend them, and the people it affects the most are the others around. It sucks so much.
Lol. Being serious I just think the guy just cares about his Dog, to the point where he has humiliated himself in the process. Hopefully he isn't like what you've described @ryalex20 😆
His mother probably didn't teach him to accept no as a response when he was a child. And it's dangerous af to carry that on when you become an adult. This dude must be abhorrent in terms of relationships as well
The fact that he thinks them getting fired is appropriate punishment for not giving him a pup cup. Hope his employer sees this and fires his ass see how he likes it 🤷♀️
Except McDonald's does pup cups all the time. This manager might not have heard of it but that's no excuse to just say "oh the company doesnt do it." Pisses me off when workers shut you down just bc they're not knowledgeable at their job
I live in Cassopolis and my girlfriend was actually at the McDonald’s working the day this happened. This is basically the petty shit our cops deal with. There’s a Biggby not even half a mile down the road where he could’ve gotten his pup cup
Bro, or the twirl, fucking what like $1-2 ? And its small soft serve vanilla ice cream, my dog is a 35 lb beagle/pug mix and he gets 2 servings from one twirl pup cup.
I really wanted to know what was going through his mind in that moment. Imagine going about your day and you get a call about a terrible disturbance. You pull up to the scene of the crime ready to enact some justice, only to be sitting in front of a middle aged man with his phone recording, blabbing about a cup of whipped cream he wanted for his dog. Like how much embarrassment and regret would you feel knowing your job and career is being wasted on this?🤣
i know most cops are asshats but i dont know how they do it every day having to listen to entitled jerks bitch about the smallest things. im far too impatient and get annoyed easily and i know i would say some smartass comments back
I work at Whataburger and I had an old guy come through and ask for a pup cup. I don't have a dog and had no idea what it means, so I made a kid water? Idk, my brain was just thinking water for your dog. Anyways, the guys is like "what the hell is this?!? How do you not know what a pup cup is? How long have you worked here? I get them here all the time! " I'm literally wearing a manager's shirt. We have never had whipped cream, and we've never had plastic containers. People are fuckin stupid, man.
@@Snigelkrantzhaha I'm from Australia and I've never heard of a pup cup. I got it half right A cup of water for a dog....I never would have guessed it's whipped cream for a dog
I still don't get why people want to give dogs whipped cream. Unless there is a whipped cream dedicated for them for some reason, ain't that amount of sugar not good for dogs? I'm not a dog person though.
@@zorenmaniego5698 idk if it's special whipped cream or not but it's a tiny cup and normal etiquette is: do it once a year lol like for your dogs birthday or only do it if they offer and forget it's even a thing. Maybe the worker really likes dogs or doesn't have one - sometimes they like to give it to the dog, its just supposed to be a silly fun addition to your order, it's not supposed to be an actual order lol
I gotta give it to the dude, at least he saved everyone some time when the cops came, by just telling the truth and embarrassing himself even further to the police officer
Retail/customer service is why I wish covid was worse than it was. When people were forced to stay inside and next to no one was driving or doing anything that was absolute heaven for me. Everyone that was out was acting right and driving well and all that shit. Was like a twilight zone episode where I fell into a happy working society.
Y'all would not believe the stories I have from retail. I have been attacked physically, called horrible names, abused by management, etc... I joined the military 2 years ago, never looked back, I get treated so well here in the USAF make more money, benefits, respect.
3:15 it’s undoubtedly a customer. U hear her honk multiple times on more than one occasion and this one was followed up immediately by “you’re being an idiot, MOVE!” 😅
I worked at Starbucks for 6 years- the amount of people that would end up getting their regular baristas in trouble because they didn't get something that was normally given to them on the DL was wild. And these were people that knew they were being given things in secret. It was wild. All because they didn't get a free refill, or actually got charged for the flavor that they wanted to add. Like zero issue ratting out the people that were consistently nice to them.
Yep. And this is exactly why the manager in this video acted the way she did. It doesn’t take long working this sort of job to learn that unfortunately, you’re usually better off not bending the rules for people.
Some people take advantage of the kindness and start seeing it as expectation. I used to work at popeyes and a guy wanted a chicken sandwich that was 4 dollars but forgot his card at home. I offered to cover it since it was a 4 dollar sandwich and felt bad. When I told him I would be covering the food, he said “sweet, well in that case…” and started ordering a fuck ton of food. I then declined since I told him ill cover your sandwich and nothing else, and he got mad and left the store. My act of kindness was against policy and he just felt entitled to a whole ass meal because I offered to break the policy once. Some people bro.
@@papawuise6820you honestly wonder how people like are in their personal lives, if they immediately take advantage of a kind act from a stranger then who knows what they do with family and loved ones
Wait a minute, he's at McD's?! Huh? lol...wow! NEVER have I heard McD's doing this. Why didn't he just go to SB, the place that started the "pup cup" trend...lol?!
Dudes poor and doesn't feed his dog anything but that and shelter kibble I'm sure. I'm also sure there's a reason he never pans around the car or shows the dog. That car is full of empty cups and McDonald's wrappers.
Pup cups aren't good for dogs in general, don't give whipped cream to your dog. I don't know who came up with the idea of giving animals sugar and dairy.
I like to imagine the dog in the passenger seat looking like a child whose mom is freaking out over a missed chicken nugget in a happy meal. Just wanting to apologize for his poorly trained owner.
@@glennpro4323 my two dogs were, but they still ate pup cups. I figured that life is short, and dog lives are even shorter, so whipped cream won’t be the end of the world
Dog owners have brains (I think) that function in ways I can't even comprehend. Throwing a tantrum and blocking everyone in line because his pet can't have a "pUp CuP"...just...wow.
as if charging 35 cents for a squirt of whipped cream was "supporting dogs" in the first plce lmo, its like he thinks giving his dog whipped cream is like donating to the ASPCA
im struggling in this narrative of this guy being so unhinged, satirical, and hypocritical. and then he acts like getting trespassed was the ultimatum he needed. guy: "thank the lord, Im trespassed from this cesspool FailDonalds. I dont think I would have the strength to avoid these premises without an incentive. I come here at least twice a week! Sometimes three."
We need more managers / employees like this Lady. She was straight up and to the point “where’s the phone? call the police”. I support employees dealing with stupid idiots but sometimes they drag it out which is not good for them, too.
You've not watched anime enough to know that before the great showdown battle there is usually some shit talking. Sometimes, the villain even gives their whole backstory before anything happens. 🤷 Luckily she knew what was up so she shut that SHIT DOWN
The fact that this guy tried to get somebody fired because they wouldn’t give him a cup of whipped cream is insane, this is the mentality that a lot of these psycho customers have of "You inconvenienced me for 2 minutes, so I'm going to try and make your life miserable for the next month or even year"
Keep the above comment at 69 likes Edit: mission failed. Now the titty baby in the video will actually get corporate to listen to him for his lifetime supply of pup cups.
I hate it when customers snitch. I used to work at an amusement park and the cups of soda were 3.50 with no refills. I would still allow people to get refills until the manager would come around and some people would rat me out. "That employee gave me a refill so I want another".
@@maynot That's why I don't give people any real leeway anymore. They'll always snitch even when you tell them that you're not supposed to do this. They get so entitled to it every time they expect it.
I agree it is the worst and you feel a bit betrayed too. You did them a favor by giving them a little perk. Then they repay you by ratting you out and getting you in trouble.
I worked several fast food drive thru jobs. A component easily forgotten with these sorts of customers is: not only do you have to deal with the first inconsolably/rude customer; everyone else down the line in the drive thru assumes incompetence on the workers and are also upset about the long times(naturally so). Once had an old couple loose it on me and throw shit at me because of the long wait time, which also added to the longer time. Without realizes or wanting to hear the customers above did the same, all because we had a shortage of an item and couldnt get it from our warehouse. This is a mean take but: I find it pathetic how easy a minor inconvenience totally unravels some people, while others, although annoyed/saddened, find an alternative and continue with their day
As a McDonalds employee, if this was recent, the worker likely refused because corporate McDonalds chain restaurants have been cracking down on not offering items that cannot physically be typed into the system. Usually, someone can order a side of anything (like pickles-which has no button in the system) by pressing the "tartar sauce" button or the "ask/me " button. McDonald's has been enforcing its employees to NOT do this anymore. There's no physical button for whip cream unless you order a smoothie or any of the mcafe items, so none of the employees can physically do what he's asking for unless they wanna get fired.
Tbf you could probably fill a pup cup without anyone noticing or caring. Unless the manager has a HUGE stick up their ass. When I work at BK I would give things to dogs even though it "wasnt allowed". Just depended on the manager. Also it helped that I didnt care if i lost my job at BK. Not saying you have to do the pup cup just that you probably could in most cases.
yeah, when i worked there we couldn't even mix the slushies even though there was a button to mix them since apparently you can't ring up both flavors or something
This is why people cant have nice things. Someone at some point gave a little bit of cream in a cup at a fast-food outlet to be cute. It becomes popular as free gimmick thing to attract customers. 5 years later some people are like ' Dogs entitlement to a pup cup is in the Bill of Rights and not giving one when you ask is the same as a federal crime.'
It's just more proof social media has destroyed society to an irreversible extent. The over socialization of man has created the most narcissistic evil entitlement this universe will ever see. On the bright side we won't be around much longer as a species.
A lot of people haven't been told "no" as a kid and it shows. Now everyone else has to be the one to tell them that and deal with their literal fully grown manchild tantrum.
Sometimes it’s kind of fun tho. Ill see some people who look/sound like they were given everything to them growing up, so I tell them no just to get that whiny reaction out of them. Brings me joy in a way seeing an entitled prick get told no. Even more satisfying when you are the one doing it.
I used to work in service industry and it was dudes like this that made me stop "Going the extra mile" for guests. You do one nice thing for a strange request they come back wanting more and they become insufferable when told no
@justinpollack6268 I honestly just stopped putting on the show. I said no to certain things and recommended other options. Were they upset? Sure. I still did my job and made sure it was the same service I'd provide for everyone else. If they didn't leave a tip then oh well. Next tables made up for it
@b0nez89 and I mean yeah there's different levels to it. I'm sure people asking for the most bizarre things daily is very annoying. at the same time, people will look at you crazy if you send back food if it's too well done or not hot enough.
I work at Starbucks and these pup cups are no joke. Some ppl cancel their entire order if they cant get their FREE pup cup. News flash, sometimes its so busy we dont have enough whip cream for a while and paid orders take precedence over free stuff. Sometimes, there's literally not enough milk to make them for the day so any amount of whip cream is still saved for paid stuff. It's like cheezus crust, some ppl are absolutely crazy. (Also just FYI, if you call corporate, no one will care at "corporate" to really do anything) :P
I love how well the manager handled it. Just told him no, attempted to explain that they don’t even offer it there, and when he’s still acting like an idiot realized the only way to deal with him was call the police and ignore him rather than arguing further
@hirizly8057 dont get me wrong the pup cup dude is a jackass who is wasting everyone’s time same with the manager, just give the dude some whip cream is it really that hard, seems like just a bitchy manager who hates her life. I worked at multiple fast food restaurants so i know.
As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, “I get this all the time, I got it just last week, last time they let me have it!” is almost **ALWAYS** bs.
@@SigmundIII This is the post you're replying to: - As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, I get this all the time blah blah blah This is the post OP actually made: - As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, “I get this all the time, I got it just last week, last time they let me have it!” is almost *ALWAYS* bs. The differences are that the latter one has quotation marks and 17 extra words that add more context than the "blah blah blah" you replaced them with.
As someone whos manager would frequently let customers walk all over everyone, berate and insult us and do nothing and even say I was in the wrong for them being angry, these videos are therapy.
I have a veterinarian assistant degree and we as vets don't condon giving your dogs whipped cream. It's really high in sugar and causes their body condition score to go up
@@GMHGames I have no vet knowledge or experience but it seems like common sense not to feed that sort of thing to a pet, certainly not multiple times a week
Had the done that, he would've gotten their full whipped cream supply and a month's worth of cups. The man missed out and would've avoided making a fool of himself.
He rly waited for the cops like the officer was gonna take his side and say “ma’am sell him the pup cup or else you’re going to jail” 😂 got himself trespassed for waiting too lol
When working in retail, I once had a customer act like this because they had to pay 10p for a bag (very standard in the UK in effort to prevent plastic waste). They demanded I give them one for free. I would have just given them one if they weren't so disrespectful. They started shouting and getting all worked up and started saying stuff like "you're going to lose your job for this!". Because of how they were, we decided to cancel the transaction entirely and refused to serve them their items; they were told to leave and they eventually got escorted out by security. If you act like a disrespectful sack of crap, dont expect anyone to do you any favours. It was a joy refusing service and even better seeing them getting escorted out. Their attitude resulted in them leaving with nothing, and left me laughing about it for the rest of the day.
I've had people argue with me over the LEGALLY REQUIRED bag charge, in one case they had literally just walked out of their car to collect something, IDK maybe bring some bags next time? I've also had the 'I spent X amount of money' argument, whoop de doo, tell that to your MP. Also it was only like £50, which is small by our standards. On another occasion I had 'I work retail I know the rules'.....well she didn't, thanks to her I've literally read the gov uk page so that I can 100% make sure I can shoot down any such arguments. Btw, none of these people were vulnerable or anything like that, just entitled.
I love them threatening to take your job because you were doing your job as told. "You need to fire that employee they're over there...following your directions"
some stores will give you pocket change if you use your own bags, which is nice for all us who have our own. The amount of times a bag has torn and shit went rolling up under the seats. At least I never lost produce like apples or something, yikes
I used to work at a Schlotsky's in a rich neighborhood. We took so much verbal abuse that the owner finally got sick of it and gave me (as co-manager) permission to react as I saw fit. I cursed out MANY a customer before kicking them out. I even jumped through the drive thru window with a giant bread knife when a customer threatened to kick my ass. That may sound insane, but only if you've never worked fast food. 25 years later I still have bad dreams about working at that place.
So when I was a barista at Starbucks we made our own whipped cream and unfortunately sometimes we run out either because we run out of heavy cream in store or run out of the cannisters to make it. One time this happened and it was a car with 5 people in it, and we ran out of whipped cream 4 out of 5 drinks in. I apologized and let them know, and they proceeded to call me a racist. People are ridiculous.
In all my time in food service, I never worked at a coffee shop. A racist dude assaulted the cashier at a carry out restaurant I worked at, but my manager didn't let me hold him at gun point while we waited for the cops.
Franchised Mcdonalds still have to follow corporate but they still wouldn't do anything the employees would more than likely get in trouble for giving it to him the few times they did.
@@thecobaltcorvusFranchises can choose to participate or not in certain aspects. Like promotions. They can also choose to charge for waters and sauces etc. That also covers these so called "pup cups". They don't have to offer them.
People are like this everyday to workers and it’s sad and sick. I worked at subway for a bit and people would film and make fun of me and other workers in the store. I got into 3 fights with customers over not having olives or something else that was out of our control. They expect any service worker to keep their nose in the dirt and “know their place” and it makes most of us sick seeing it lol
One time I was pulling up to a fast food joint after work and saw two cops, one leaving and one in the parking lot. When I started talking with the cashier, he told me they were out of some stuff which was cool, so I ask for something and it had one of the things he said was out but I was too tired to really notice. We laugh a little after a joke or two and I mention how some people get too worked up over places not having something to which the cashier said that the cops actually just had to remove someone causing problems because they were out of whatever it was she wanted.
I will forever and always assume that, when an establishment is out of something, it isn't the fault of the employee I'm talking to. I've been on the other side, and the relief I see on cashier's faces when they realize I'm not gonna go buckwild on them for not having lettuce speaks volumes. If you're that bent out of shape over something being out of stock, you could always just...go somewhere else? These people are providing a service you don't wanna do, the least folks can do is treat them like human beings.
“You ask me to support children but you don’t care about dogs!?” Yes my guy, supporting children with their medical emergencies and their families is actually a lot more important then providing americas dogs with diabetes. Absolutely asinine, how entitled can someone be?
@@agoodnight1050 that's totally fair I care for my dog more than other peoples children, she is my child, but also this post wasn't taking a dig at people who love their dogs, more having a dig at people who claim to love their animal but at the same time feed them detrimental amounts of certain diets to their health.
Yup and I absolutely love that!! I work overnights at a gas station and have had a few times young people like to try to film their “prank” videos by trying to buy a bottle of alcohol for like 24 bucks and then pull out bags and bags of pennies…first time I carded them and he had a paper ID and our policy says we can’t accept paper ID’s because they can’t be scanned. The second time they came in and had a actual valid license and pulled out 2 ziplock bags and one grocery bag full of pennies and dumps them out while dickflute number 2 laughed in the background and I waited till they got to 10 dollars in pennies and then told them I can’t take all of them because this late I can’t get into the safe and they won’t fit in my register. The cocky guy then says well it’s legal tender and you can’t refuse money with this smirk on his face so I look defeated and start pressing buttons on my register but cancel the whole order and say well you are right I can’t refuse legal tender….however I can refuse service for any reason and now you can leave my store or I’ll let the police trespass you
@@Angelofo no one is in the right to cause a public scene and hold up a line just because they can't accept a no over whipped cream in a cup. if you want to argue the workers are being obtuse, then this guy is being even moreso no matter how you look at it. the manager explained that they aren't supposed to be doing them and then the customer chose to stay in line and escalate the situation into something ridiculous
@@Angelofoat my work people were giving senior discounts “previously”. but we were told to stop because it wasn’t actually something we were supposed to do
@@Angelofo 1. You're assuming he's not lying, which maybe he's not, but there's no proof that what he said is true 2. Workers might have been forcefully pushed into giving him one to calm him when the manager wasn't present 3. Workers might not have known that they're not supposed to serve it and gave it to him assuming it's fine 4. Even if the establishment decides to make changes to their policy, no customer is entitled to challenge that by screaming and being obnoxious to the employees, whom may or may not have any say in that regard. It's a damn free cup of whipped cream, how is this okay? It's not like it's written anywhere that they give it out, otherwise he'd have brought it up, and it's not like they accepted his money and didn't give the purchased item to him. He's absolutely not in the right.
@@BlakeN-o6l the manager is allowed to trasspass unruly customers, its dumb that the man would not leave because of a cup. The manager is nit in the wrong at all
@@BlakeN-o6lyou’ve won an award for the most brain dead comment since the people that support just stop oil said that disrupting traffic isn’t a nuisance on people
People are so entitled these days. I had two women come INTO our restaurant with a dog, which we kindly allowed, gave it a cup of water. The two women ended up leaving with the water knocked over and the whole thing spilled, couldn't even bother to inform us.
As a former Starbucks worker, i hate the "unofficial item" culture that the company allowed to spread. We had a whole shadow-menu of additional drinks that people expected every employee to know despite it not being part of training, as well as constant gaming the system by adding tons of ingredients to drinks that weren't meant for them.
I sometimes get ice coffees from my local IGA (bigger one, they do quite a lot) and I was fine with waiting since the 3 employees who was up front didnt know how to make it, so they had to call the woman who was working in the back of the store. it wasn;t a shadow item but not something every employee knows how to make.
If you don’t enjoy serving people’s silliest whims don’t work in the QSR industry. I mean this is a job where if you don’t enjoy dealing with disagreeable people you really should do something else. You don’t get paid a lot but you’re getting paid to serve customers not have an attitude because the customer doesn’t make your job easier for you.
“I’m going to corporate with this!” I bet those folks at corporate will be jumping out of their seats to give you some free pup cups for bringing this urgent matter to their attention 😂
I hate when people pull the "someone else did it for me" card. Good for you, Im not them. I worked at a wendys where this dude and his daughter would come through every now and then wanting to buy a bag of ice from us for $1. We dont do that. A previous manager used to do it for them and ring it up as an extra cheese cup and fill the ice in a empty bun bag. When she got fired, the two still tried to do this deal and would act just like this dude if we told them no, refusing to leave and screaming that it was just "fucking ice".
@@mewhzy1501 not the employees job to sell someone a bag of ice cuz theyre either too stupid to buy an ice tray otr to go n buy a bag of oce at a store lmao
The establishment has a right to decline requests, whether it's them being out of the item or just not serving it in general. People are so entitled thinking they deserve being treated like royalty just for walking up to the register
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"It's just a little cup of whipped cream." Exactly why you shouldn't throw a tantrum over it.
For real, Blud could just go to Giant Eagle (if they even have normal stores in Whateveropolis, Michigan) and get plastic cups and whipped cream. This guy is becoming more degenerate as the clip goes and probably doesn’t deserve that dog given that he says he comes to the restaurant to get a pup cup 2-3 times a week.
@@SamRK-1000I think Meijer is the main supermarket brand in michigan. I might be wrong tho its been like a decade since I went there last.
@@SamRK-1000It’s not about the Pup Cup anymore, it’s the fact that someone gave him the cup from this McD’s before and he got away with his tantrum. Its like feeding a wild animal or giving a toddler a piece of candy/their IPad to shut them up, they’ll learn to associate you/this behavior with the store and when they come back and do it again, they expect whatever it is they came for and when they don’t get it, people get hurt or a scene is made.
@SamRK-1000 what the hell is Giant eagle? Bro I live in Chi and travel for work often; I've never heard of that spot lmao.
@TheMessiahPraiseMe I see, I see.
The dog must’ve had this guy at gunpoint, demanding that pup cup
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Listening to it as if he doesn’t want to get his brain blown out if funny af
"JUST GIVE ME THE FUCKING PUP CUP! HE'S OUT OF HIS MIND!"
this made me laugh
"Pup cup" is hella funny being thrown around so aggressively in this context
didnt ask + im cracked at fortnighte
@penguinz0 and or Charlie is Maximum Cringe!
Yea it’s kinda difficult to use that term in an assertive, “ I mean business” type fashion.
man I’m tired of all these bots. Here’s a normal comment for you
What if it’s me and my husky and I’m big mad. Still funny then?? Huh? Huh big guy?
That manager had a sick pair of glasses
their outfit looks horrid.
@@inactivated101you’re real for that. I hate our uniforms 😭
@@inactivated101The tie and glasses are kinda cool tbh
Yeah her glasses are cool, wouldn't wear them myself tho
@@inactivated101i dislike you.
That officer looks so sad that he has to spend his day worrying about a man demanding a pup cup at a McDonald’s
I’m not local LEO but we deal with stupid shit at the higher levels too. It really just takes our time away from more pressing stuff or even just having a normal shift
He was more irritated but kinda, yeah. I live in that town and work at the McDonald's. Does that make me cool now?
@@shirghazaycowboys what’s one of the stupidest things you’ve encountered?
@@skellyplaz4110
Hell yeah it does. The shit you guys have to deal with is insane sometimes. I’ve never seen worse freakouts than in fast food places. You’re not just cool, you’re a goddamn champion!
Theyre disappointed anytime they cant use excessive force
It's a nice gesture for establishments to offer pup cups, but it's not something that should be expected or demanded.
It’s expected at Starbucks.
@@justinn8410❌
The entitlement in this dude tho. Tf 😂
Yea for real just because it became so common that there’s a word for it doesn’t mean it’s the same thing as a water cup 😂
Yeah no shit?
People who use "the customer is always right" have always used that before abusing service workers.
It's not even the whole quote either. The customer is always right in matters of taste. It meant that if people don't like what you're selling they won't buy it. Like the coffee brand chock full o nuts, they used sell peanuts and they weren't selling well so they started also selling coffee and they eventually stopped with the nuts altogether bc they weren't selling
Without fail. No one who has a legit gripe ever EVER resorts to that. Its literally just shut up and agree with me because I said so and you only use that when you have nothing and are 100% the asshole
My response: “sir, this is a family owned business. The customer is only right when I choose.” 😂😂😂
The customer is always right... in matters of taste.
Also, if anyone says customer is king to me I'm gonna respond with "I'm French, you know what the French think about their kings"
@@pudgiehedgie We just became best friends i was coming to say this. It's more like if a customer is buying a green shirt with purple and yellow stripes, Then they are right it looks good. Who are you to not sell it.
33 years of never hearing the phrase “pup cup” and then being absolutely obliterated by the phrase… “pup cup”
I never heard the term pup cup until this video, and I never want to hear it again 😂
@@wheres_bears1378I bet most people have never heard of it either.
@@TheKaiTetley I can agree on this point. I never heard of a “pup cup” in my entire life despite having 2 dogs. Sounds like something these people made up.
People like this are why service workers are contractually not allowed to do even small human gestures outside their strict terms of service.
Now I understand 😂 goddamit who would’ve thought
Genuinely man, when i was younger and worked at retail and fast food I wanted to cut people breaks all the time. Though I knew something like this would happen if I did. When I use to work at foodlion I would give out free mvp cards savings, until one day manager told me to stop. Next thing I know, the people who I would normally give it to would become upset because I was literally not allowed to.
Nice ppl just do it
@@sharpsrain8302not wanting to get fired doesnt make you mean dawg
So I used to work at an amusement park as a summer job between semesters, as a ride attendant who both operated and scanned wristbands. Our policy is that they NEED a wristband, and although infants do get free wristbands, they're also required to have one (which only allows them on the two rides without height sticks). It hurts the soul to deny people and make people miserable when our job is to try and bring smiles, but while we try to be as understanding and helpful as possible, we CANNOT bend the rules for ANYONE.
ESPECIALLY where safety is concerned. So for a specific example, this lady came once and grilled the hell out of me because I wouldn't let her infant child on, but one of my coworkers had supposedly mistakenly let that lady bring her kid onto a much more dangerous ride, and it therefore had set a precedent that her child could be allowed on other rides as well. I assume she had either bullied them into submission or slipped past them, and they didn't have the heart to try and bring it up, being new and all. It gave the woman more fuel to the fire and man was she out to ruin me for daring to try and explain policy and help her understand what my job is and what she can and cannot do with the infant wristband. Our rules becomes irrelevant to customers like these the moment we dare to bend them, and the people it affects the most are the others around. It sucks so much.
"No pup cups? Oh well, I'll get a McChicken."
-the dog
Lol fr
“No pup cups? I’ll eat my own turd” - the dog
Dogs will eat anything. They think your shoe is exquisite cuisine. This man wanted to get dopamine off of feeding his dog whipped cream. Super weird.
Yeah, he’s drooling either way..
"Yummy processed cow milk. This won't have a chance of making me violently shit all over your rug"- the dog, probably
That guy must be a nightmare on the dating scene:
“What do you mean “no”?! You’re what’s wrong with America! I’m gonna film you rejecting me!”
"I even paid for your dinner"
@@zhye5588yep, the vibe I was going for😂😂😂
Oh god. Standing outside your house just yelling.
"You glanced in my direction for a brief moment, wtf do you mean you won't become my wife?"
Lol.
Being serious I just think the guy just cares about his Dog, to the point where he has humiliated himself in the process.
Hopefully he isn't like what you've described @ryalex20 😆
His mother probably didn't teach him to accept no as a response when he was a child. And it's dangerous af to carry that on when you become an adult. This dude must be abhorrent in terms of relationships as well
The fact he tried to frame the manager as the instigator when he was the root of the problem speaks volumes
Pathetic
The fact that he thinks them getting fired is appropriate punishment for not giving him a pup cup. Hope his employer sees this and fires his ass see how he likes it 🤷♀️
"They gave 2 ketchup instead of 3, this is going on tiktok"
What does it speaks volumes to that isn't painfully obvious throughout the entire video?
700👍
The lack of self awareness telling the manager to “quit being so stubborn” 😂😂😂
LMAOO FR HE IS LITERALLY TALKING ABT HIMSELF 😭
i was about to make this same exact comment
Sorry but the customer is always right
@@AngryDad. Wrong*
@@AngryDad.F the customer
“This is why America’s going to shit” 😂 that killed me ngl
Ahaha i read ur comment exactly as the video played this part, made it that much better 😂
@@reptarcarsame! That’s crazy 😂
He is kinda right, ppl like him ruin it for everyone else 😂
THE WEST HAS FALLEN BILLIONS MUST HAVE PUP CUPS
@@reptarcar Same! That's so funny.
At this point I feel like the pup cup is for himself 💀
bro sends it to corporate
Corporate: "What the fuck is a pup cup?"
"And why are we giving them out for free instead of demanding 2 dollars?"
I laughed way too hard at this and idk why 😂
Except McDonald's does pup cups all the time. This manager might not have heard of it but that's no excuse to just say "oh the company doesnt do it."
Pisses me off when workers shut you down just bc they're not knowledgeable at their job
@@nickguzman1734 all fair, but bruh. It’s whipped cream lol
@@nickguzman1734Charlie explains this.
Pup Cups are not a company policy. That’s just a worker’s kindness or lack of care.
"Stop being so stubborn."
Says the man-child having a full blown nuclear meltdown over fucking whipped cream 😂
I'm curious how many people have actually gone to your channel from these bot replies. I'd be genuinely surprised if it's any more than 10.
How much you wanna bet that guy is gonna see this video and think Charlie is an asshole for rightfully calling out his ridiculous behavior?😂
Does anyone else get white knight energy from Charlie? I find the videos entertaining but why is the focus on these videos always about men?
@@hector8491pretty sure that's just you projecting
@@hector8491He's a fedora.
"McDonald's Doesn't Support Dogs" is a wild escalation. Hilarious
and comparing it to the donations for the ronald mcdonald houses are CRAZY.
"This is why America's going to s**t! People like you!" My gosh, that escalated so fast, I got vertigo.
I’m pretty sure at least 20% of their meat is dog 😂
@@TiktokBurnedMyCrops😂😂
@@Jordan-vc4cnSounds like projection.
I live in Cassopolis and my girlfriend was actually at the McDonald’s working the day this happened. This is basically the petty shit our cops deal with. There’s a Biggby not even half a mile down the road where he could’ve gotten his pup cup
AYY GALEN wsg dude, never thought I'd find you in a RUclips comment dude😂
Bro, or the twirl, fucking what like $1-2 ? And its small soft serve vanilla ice cream, my dog is a 35 lb beagle/pug mix and he gets 2 servings from one twirl pup cup.
imagine being the police officer having to go out of your way to a McDonalds to hear someone yap about pup cups lmao
I really wanted to know what was going through his mind in that moment.
Imagine going about your day and you get a call about a terrible disturbance. You pull up to the scene of the crime ready to enact some justice, only to be sitting in front of a middle aged man with his phone recording, blabbing about a cup of whipped cream he wanted for his dog. Like how much embarrassment and regret would you feel knowing your job and career is being wasted on this?🤣
Yeah someone was probably getting carjacked while this officer was dealing with this idiot.
I imagine they want the absolute nothing jobs.
He ain't even trying to hide his destain for the guy 😂
"I won't come back here"
"And I'd appreciate that" 💀
i know most cops are asshats but i dont know how they do it every day having to listen to entitled jerks bitch about the smallest things. im far too impatient and get annoyed easily and i know i would say some smartass comments back
I work at Whataburger and I had an old guy come through and ask for a pup cup. I don't have a dog and had no idea what it means, so I made a kid water? Idk, my brain was just thinking water for your dog.
Anyways, the guys is like "what the hell is this?!? How do you not know what a pup cup is? How long have you worked here? I get them here all the time! " I'm literally wearing a manager's shirt.
We have never had whipped cream, and we've never had plastic containers.
People are fuckin stupid, man.
A cup of water for your dog makes a lot more sense than a cup of whipped cream, but I'm European so..🤷🏻♀️
@@Snigelkrantzhaha I'm from Australia and I've never heard of a pup cup. I got it half right
A cup of water for a dog....I never would have guessed it's whipped cream for a dog
I still don't get why people want to give dogs whipped cream.
Unless there is a whipped cream dedicated for them for some reason, ain't that amount of sugar not good for dogs? I'm not a dog person though.
@@Snigelkrantz literally makes more sense than whip fream literally everywhere but a starbucks.
@@zorenmaniego5698 idk if it's special whipped cream or not but it's a tiny cup and normal etiquette is: do it once a year lol like for your dogs birthday or only do it if they offer and forget it's even a thing. Maybe the worker really likes dogs or doesn't have one - sometimes they like to give it to the dog, its just supposed to be a silly fun addition to your order, it's not supposed to be an actual order lol
I feel alot of people nowadays have this delusional idea in their head that if they record the interaction then they're right.
I’ve noticed this also.
You only have an incentive to record if you're right, therefore, if you record, you must be right.
Part of it is knowing there are enough morons out there who will believe what he says and side with them.
It's unbearable
@awhellnah__do you think entitlement only exists in america ....
I gotta give it to the dude, at least he saved everyone some time when the cops came, by just telling the truth and embarrassing himself even further to the police officer
As someone from Cassopolis, this is the most publicity we'll ever get and it's this fucking guy
Dude, I live in Michigan and have never heard of Cassopolis.
do you know him by chance? :D
What in the fuck is cassopolis
@moochnmunch there is honestly no reason you should have. Cass is just a lil almost IN town
It's where Jesse from Full House is from
I quit retail because of situations like this. I was so sick of dealing with grown adults that act like children.
Istg working retail shows you how rude ppl are
People behave like this because they were never disciplined as children and no i don't mean CA
Retail/customer service is why I wish covid was worse than it was. When people were forced to stay inside and next to no one was driving or doing anything that was absolute heaven for me. Everyone that was out was acting right and driving well and all that shit. Was like a twilight zone episode where I fell into a happy working society.
Y'all would not believe the stories I have from retail. I have been attacked physically, called horrible names, abused by management, etc...
I joined the military 2 years ago, never looked back, I get treated so well here in the USAF make more money, benefits, respect.
maybe u were the child then
3:15 it’s undoubtedly a customer. U hear her honk multiple times on more than one occasion and this one was followed up immediately by “you’re being an idiot, MOVE!” 😅
lol yeah i didn’t catch that
hes talking like nothings happening lmao
Why did Pengui take the caption's word for what was said? It's pretty obviously "You're an idiot."
nah its actually the dog he was suffering from second-hand embarrassment😂
@@alanacos6947As a longtime "pup parent," I would never dream of embarrassing a dog like that!🤣
It’s always these types of people that say “THIS IS WHATS WRONG WITH AMERICA BLAH BLAH” when they themselves are the exact problem
Wrong. Pup cups run America. If the pup doesn't have a pup cup then they end up strays stuck on the pup snuff
@ lol 😭
Never thought I would start to dislike a term as innocuous as 'Pup cup' as I do right now..
LATHLAND!?
"i won't come back here"
Police: "and I appreciate that-"
I'm dead 💀
I worked at Starbucks for 6 years- the amount of people that would end up getting their regular baristas in trouble because they didn't get something that was normally given to them on the DL was wild. And these were people that knew they were being given things in secret. It was wild. All because they didn't get a free refill, or actually got charged for the flavor that they wanted to add. Like zero issue ratting out the people that were consistently nice to them.
Yep. And this is exactly why the manager in this video acted the way she did. It doesn’t take long working this sort of job to learn that unfortunately, you’re usually better off not bending the rules for people.
Someone got my favorite 7/11 employee fired because she wasn't charging people for filling their own cup with regular coffee.
@@IDidntWantAHandleRUclips Right, and befoe you know it, corporate comes down to have a "talk" with everyone.
Some people take advantage of the kindness and start seeing it as expectation. I used to work at popeyes and a guy wanted a chicken sandwich that was 4 dollars but forgot his card at home. I offered to cover it since it was a 4 dollar sandwich and felt bad. When I told him I would be covering the food, he said “sweet, well in that case…” and started ordering a fuck ton of food. I then declined since I told him ill cover your sandwich and nothing else, and he got mad and left the store. My act of kindness was against policy and he just felt entitled to a whole ass meal because I offered to break the policy once. Some people bro.
@@papawuise6820you honestly wonder how people like are in their personal lives, if they immediately take advantage of a kind act from a stranger then who knows what they do with family and loved ones
Wait a minute, he's at McD's?! Huh? lol...wow! NEVER have I heard McD's doing this. Why didn't he just go to SB, the place that started the "pup cup" trend...lol?!
Pup cups aren't good for your dog in such frequency as this man gets them
Dudes poor and doesn't feed his dog anything but that and shelter kibble I'm sure. I'm also sure there's a reason he never pans around the car or shows the dog. That car is full of empty cups and McDonald's wrappers.
Pup cups aren't good for dogs in general, don't give whipped cream to your dog. I don't know who came up with the idea of giving animals sugar and dairy.
@@Barlakopofai Probably people who see people give their dogs some of their whipped cream enough times to want to sell the idea.
Literally vanilla is toxic for dogs
He’s an idiot what do you expect lmao
I like to imagine the dog in the passenger seat looking like a child whose mom is freaking out over a missed chicken nugget in a happy meal. Just wanting to apologize for his poorly trained owner.
Funny thing is most dogs are lactose intolerant😅
@@glennpro4323 my two dogs were, but they still ate pup cups. I figured that life is short, and dog lives are even shorter, so whipped cream won’t be the end of the world
i have been that child. so embarrassing to witness!!!
He turned into a full Karen "I'm going to corporate with this" 😂
“McDonalds doesn’t support dogs?!?!?!”
And the reality is they probably would get in trouble. I've dealt with shit like this before and it's far easier to just give them what they want
Even funnier is corporate will tell then that McDonald's doesn't do pupcups
@@NovalynnAI forgot, there was a name for it. I think its Richard
@@NovalynnA ive always called them kyles
Dog owners have brains (I think) that function in ways I can't even comprehend. Throwing a tantrum and blocking everyone in line because his pet can't have a "pUp CuP"...just...wow.
“McDonalds doesn’t support dogs, but you want me to round up to support the freaking kids!?” That fucking killed me 5:03
as if charging 35 cents for a squirt of whipped cream was "supporting dogs" in the first plce lmo, its like he thinks giving his dog whipped cream is like donating to the ASPCA
Copypasta material
that was such a stupid sentence lol
im struggling in this narrative of this guy being so unhinged, satirical, and hypocritical. and then he acts like getting trespassed was the ultimatum he needed. guy: "thank the lord, Im trespassed from this cesspool FailDonalds. I dont think I would have the strength to avoid these premises without an incentive. I come here at least twice a week! Sometimes three."
@@thevantagemain14not really. Dogs are way cooler than nasty ass kids.
I love the fact that he’s saying “it’s just a cup of whipped cream” which really goes to show how simple it’d be for him to make it himself.
Lynja and Technoblade are both in the underworld crying and begging for mercy because I’m better 🤣🤣🤣
And yet he doesn't
That's crazy bro
didnt ask + im cracked at fortnighte
Absolutely crazy solomaster
“Your dog won’t die from not getting a pup cup!”
Nah, it’ll actually live longer lol.
Pupeh cupeh
Cupped pup
Pop cop
Pop Cap
@@clientwolf3637 holeh moleh
"Youre banned.
We'll I wont come back here!!"
Is it not cheaper to just buy a can of whipped cream and give your dog a treat whenever you want? Lmao
(if u buy somethinbg else)
hey, a lot of people are not that smart. just listen to how he talks.
mf sound like mclovin off ket@@traderzzz123
yes, but this guy is braindead apparently
Dude looks like the type without a functioning brain
I love how you can just see the cop stare out into the abyss contemplating "why me" as the guy yaps on about pup cups
We need more managers / employees like this Lady. She was straight up and to the point “where’s the phone? call the police”. I support employees dealing with stupid idiots but sometimes they drag it out which is not good for them, too.
You've not watched anime enough to know that before the great showdown battle there is usually some shit talking. Sometimes, the villain even gives their whole backstory before anything happens. 🤷 Luckily she knew what was up so she shut that SHIT DOWN
@@benjamind.collette6468 Bros onto nothing
The fact that this guy tried to get somebody fired because they wouldn’t give him a cup of whipped cream is insane, this is the mentality that a lot of these psycho customers have of "You inconvenienced me for 2 minutes, so I'm going to try and make your life miserable for the next month or even year"
Bro is actually trying to actively poison his dog with so many pup cups
didnt ask + im cracked at fortnighte
@@p-__ how the hell is this reply three minutes older then the comment its under.
@@SorryForTheComment333 bots i tell ya
Literally bro
@@SorryForTheComment333you might want to check again pal
"Pup cup! I wanna pup cup! Gimme a puuup cuuuup!" Yeesh, what a toddler!
Keep the above comment at 69 likes
Edit: mission failed. Now the titty baby in the video will actually get corporate to listen to him for his lifetime supply of pup cups.
So much entitlement
It does sound like a toddler's first tantrum. 😂
Gonna use that pup cup line in a pop punk song.
I hate it when customers snitch. I used to work at an amusement park and the cups of soda were 3.50 with no refills. I would still allow people to get refills until the manager would come around and some people would rat me out. "That employee gave me a refill so I want another".
The disappointment I felt reading this. They're only ruining their own secret little arrangement by complaining. Ugh no brain
@@maynot That's why I don't give people any real leeway anymore. They'll always snitch even when you tell them that you're not supposed to do this. They get so entitled to it every time they expect it.
I agree it is the worst and you feel a bit betrayed too. You did them a favor by giving them a little perk. Then they repay you by ratting you out and getting you in trouble.
why you stop being nice to people and maliciously comply with company policy from that point on
I'd probably say sorry I'll charge you next time
I worked several fast food drive thru jobs. A component easily forgotten with these sorts of customers is: not only do you have to deal with the first inconsolably/rude customer; everyone else down the line in the drive thru assumes incompetence on the workers and are also upset about the long times(naturally so). Once had an old couple loose it on me and throw shit at me because of the long wait time, which also added to the longer time. Without realizes or wanting to hear the customers above did the same, all because we had a shortage of an item and couldnt get it from our warehouse. This is a mean take but: I find it pathetic how easy a minor inconvenience totally unravels some people, while others, although annoyed/saddened, find an alternative and continue with their day
As a McDonalds employee, if this was recent, the worker likely refused because corporate McDonalds chain restaurants have been cracking down on not offering items that cannot physically be typed into the system. Usually, someone can order a side of anything (like pickles-which has no button in the system) by pressing the "tartar sauce" button or the "ask/me " button. McDonald's has been enforcing its employees to NOT do this anymore. There's no physical button for whip cream unless you order a smoothie or any of the mcafe items, so none of the employees can physically do what he's asking for unless they wanna get fired.
Tbf you could probably fill a pup cup without anyone noticing or caring. Unless the manager has a HUGE stick up their ass. When I work at BK I would give things to dogs even though it "wasnt allowed". Just depended on the manager. Also it helped that I didnt care if i lost my job at BK. Not saying you have to do the pup cup just that you probably could in most cases.
yeah, when i worked there we couldn't even mix the slushies even though there was a button to mix them since apparently you can't ring up both flavors or something
@@zozzledwolf4653stfu they don’t offer pup cups
damn, thats crazy... time to go to baskin robins for smth hot and savory.
This is why people cant have nice things. Someone at some point gave a little bit of cream in a cup at a fast-food outlet to be cute. It becomes popular as free gimmick thing to attract customers. 5 years later some people are like ' Dogs entitlement to a pup cup is in the Bill of Rights and not giving one when you ask is the same as a federal crime.'
It's just more proof social media has destroyed society to an irreversible extent. The over socialization of man has created the most narcissistic evil entitlement this universe will ever see. On the bright side we won't be around much longer as a species.
He claims calling the police over a pup cup is ridiculous, but then he threatens to call corporate because of it! 🤦♂️
"She's calling the police because someone wants a pup cup" No dude, she's not calling the police because you are trespassing.
A lot of people haven't been told "no" as a kid and it shows. Now everyone else has to be the one to tell them that and deal with their literal fully grown manchild tantrum.
Sometimes it’s kind of fun tho. Ill see some people who look/sound like they were given everything to them growing up, so I tell them no just to get that whiny reaction out of them. Brings me joy in a way seeing an entitled prick get told no. Even more satisfying when you are the one doing it.
I used to work in service industry and it was dudes like this that made me stop "Going the extra mile" for guests. You do one nice thing for a strange request they come back wanting more and they become insufferable when told no
No good deed goes unpunished when it comes to this
for jobs like this yes. for jobs like serving a table at a restaurant no you still gotta put on that show cuz you need a good tip
@justinpollack6268 I honestly just stopped putting on the show. I said no to certain things and recommended other options. Were they upset? Sure. I still did my job and made sure it was the same service I'd provide for everyone else. If they didn't leave a tip then oh well. Next tables made up for it
@@b0nez89exactly- the entitled people are the ones who tip shitty anyway
@b0nez89 and I mean yeah there's different levels to it. I'm sure people asking for the most bizarre things daily is very annoying. at the same time, people will look at you crazy if you send back food if it's too well done or not hot enough.
I work at Starbucks and these pup cups are no joke. Some ppl cancel their entire order if they cant get their FREE pup cup. News flash, sometimes its so busy we dont have enough whip cream for a while and paid orders take precedence over free stuff. Sometimes, there's literally not enough milk to make them for the day so any amount of whip cream is still saved for paid stuff. It's like cheezus crust, some ppl are absolutely crazy. (Also just FYI, if you call corporate, no one will care at "corporate" to really do anything) :P
Canceling your order for not getting whipped cream in a cup is crazy. Just make it yourself, it’s not that hard.
'I just a little fricking pup cup ...... I am going corporate with this' - the cognitive dissonance of this guy
I love how well the manager handled it. Just told him no, attempted to explain that they don’t even offer it there, and when he’s still acting like an idiot realized the only way to deal with him was call the police and ignore him rather than arguing further
I love her. The moment she straight up closes the window in his face is so perfect. Absolutely zero emotional payout.
The manager handled it terribly
@hirizly8057 dont get me wrong the pup cup dude is a jackass who is wasting everyone’s time same with the manager, just give the dude some whip cream is it really that hard, seems like just a bitchy manager who hates her life. I worked at multiple fast food restaurants so i know.
Knowing this type of manager she is probably gonna fire the workers who god forbid gave people a cup of whip cream.
@hirizly8057what drugs are you on that is the perfect way to handle it i for one have worked at McDonald’s
I love the honk at 3:08, even the cars behind him knows he's a clown.
I’ve had to speedrun a meal grabbing fast food before work before and lemme tell you if I was stopped behind this mf I would’ve gone feral
He's said "pup cup" so many times, it lost its meaning in my head.
This is a great example of someone taking a form of kindness and turning it into an expectation even though it is extra.
Today it's a favor, tomorrow it's your job.
As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, “I get this all the time, I got it just last week, last time they let me have it!” is almost **ALWAYS** bs.
True
@@SigmundIIIBro git gud at reading. He didn't even say that, but wouldn't be surprised if you're a bot
@@SigmundIII reading comprehension sure is tough! try reading that sentence again and try again!
@@SigmundIII Piss off with that.
@@SigmundIII This is the post you're replying to:
- As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, I get this all the time blah blah blah
This is the post OP actually made:
- As someone who’s worked in retail, restaurants and government, “I get this all the time, I got it just last week, last time they let me have it!” is almost *ALWAYS* bs.
The differences are that the latter one has quotation marks and 17 extra words that add more context than the "blah blah blah" you replaced them with.
Imagine saying out loud that dogs getting a pup cup is more important than helping kids with cancer.
As someone whos manager would frequently let customers walk all over everyone, berate and insult us and do nothing and even say I was in the wrong for them being angry, these videos are therapy.
This is exactly the type of Karen-like entitlement I expect from someone that gets their dog a pup cup 2-3 times a week every week
Big facts
I have a veterinarian assistant degree and we as vets don't condon giving your dogs whipped cream. It's really high in sugar and causes their body condition score to go up
@@GMHGames that‘s what I was thinking, ain‘t no pup cups here in europe. It‘s just coperate greed trying to make money off people again
@@GMHGames I have no vet knowledge or experience but it seems like common sense not to feed that sort of thing to a pet, certainly not multiple times a week
“Please miss you don’t understand if he doesn’t get his pup cup…Oh God it’s too late, the transformation has begun!”
The best comment here
It has begun.
Had the done that, he would've gotten their full whipped cream supply and a month's worth of cups. The man missed out and would've avoided making a fool of himself.
😂😂😂
PUP CUP!
PUP CUP!
PUP CUP!
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nah man if you space it out enough you can get a
Pup cup!
Pup cup!
Pup cup!
Pup cup!
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Roblox be like:
What a save!
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@@Ragamuffein Rl reference
"MICKDONGELS DUSENT SOPPORT...D-DOGS WHAT DU HEL MEN" 😂😂😂
I present to you, a child that grew up with no boundaries or being told no
It's like the word "bubbles" you just can't say it and be taken seriously. Every time he says "pup cup" I visibly groan
Pup cup is the 2024 kids bop
"FUCKING BUBBLES!"
I dunno when I mention Bubbles from TPB to any of my immature friends... We usually get a good laugh every time...The Green Bastard! 😂
Unless its the character from The Wire lol
He rly waited for the cops like the officer was gonna take his side and say “ma’am sell him the pup cup or else you’re going to jail” 😂 got himself trespassed for waiting too lol
😂🤣sounds like a scenario on roblox
that guy thought he's a main character from dharmann or some random chinese manga
This all could've been solved if he asked for their smallest coffee, hold the coffee, with extra whipped cream.
When working in retail, I once had a customer act like this because they had to pay 10p for a bag (very standard in the UK in effort to prevent plastic waste). They demanded I give them one for free. I would have just given them one if they weren't so disrespectful. They started shouting and getting all worked up and started saying stuff like "you're going to lose your job for this!". Because of how they were, we decided to cancel the transaction entirely and refused to serve them their items; they were told to leave and they eventually got escorted out by security.
If you act like a disrespectful sack of crap, dont expect anyone to do you any favours. It was a joy refusing service and even better seeing them getting escorted out. Their attitude resulted in them leaving with nothing, and left me laughing about it for the rest of the day.
I've had people argue with me over the LEGALLY REQUIRED bag charge, in one case they had literally just walked out of their car to collect something, IDK maybe bring some bags next time?
I've also had the 'I spent X amount of money' argument, whoop de doo, tell that to your MP. Also it was only like £50, which is small by our standards.
On another occasion I had 'I work retail I know the rules'.....well she didn't, thanks to her I've literally read the gov uk page so that I can 100% make sure I can shoot down any such arguments.
Btw, none of these people were vulnerable or anything like that, just entitled.
I love them threatening to take your job because you were doing your job as told.
"You need to fire that employee they're over there...following your directions"
Dang the UK sucks
some stores will give you pocket change if you use your own bags, which is nice for all us who have our own. The amount of times a bag has torn and shit went rolling up under the seats. At least I never lost produce like apples or something, yikes
California has the 10 cents a bag law too , although most private owned establishments dont really charge for it anymore
The customer is not always right
I used to work at a Schlotsky's in a rich neighborhood. We took so much verbal abuse that the owner finally got sick of it and gave me (as co-manager) permission to react as I saw fit. I cursed out MANY a customer before kicking them out. I even jumped through the drive thru window with a giant bread knife when a customer threatened to kick my ass. That may sound insane, but only if you've never worked fast food. 25 years later I still have bad dreams about working at that place.
They're usually wrong, in fact.
The actual phrase is, "The customer is always right on how they use their bought products"
@@VorixianUnfortunately, it’s been twisted to mean that the customer is now always an asshole.
manager is repping the coolest glasses ive ever seen fr LMAO i cant even focus bc her glasses r just so dope I love them
She’s so unbothered fr
I’ve seen the glasses on firmoo they’re cool
Those glasses were fire
@@prodbyaxtist She's probably dealt with much worse 😂
off topic but i love your pfp!! judy is one of my fav villagers :)
The manager’s tie and glasses have that sweet, succulent willy-wonka energy. Its so very silly and love it 😂
So when I was a barista at Starbucks we made our own whipped cream and unfortunately sometimes we run out either because we run out of heavy cream in store or run out of the cannisters to make it. One time this happened and it was a car with 5 people in it, and we ran out of whipped cream 4 out of 5 drinks in. I apologized and let them know, and they proceeded to call me a racist. People are ridiculous.
I also work at Starbucks and I agree- you see some wild stuff.
@@Iblamethebarrelsas a fellow barista i agree some customers are wild
In all my time in food service, I never worked at a coffee shop.
A racist dude assaulted the cashier at a carry out restaurant I worked at, but my manager didn't let me hold him at gun point while we waited for the cops.
As a fellow customer I agree, some baristas are racist.
@@reignbalboa based lmao
"I'M GOING TO CORPORATE WITH THIS!!!"
To the franchised McDonald's.
Franchised Mcdonalds still have to follow corporate but they still wouldn't do anything the employees would more than likely get in trouble for giving it to him the few times they did.
@@thecobaltcorvusFranchises can choose to participate or not in certain aspects. Like promotions. They can also choose to charge for waters and sauces etc. That also covers these so called "pup cups". They don't have to offer them.
Clearly you don’t know how that works
People are like this everyday to workers and it’s sad and sick. I worked at subway for a bit and people would film and make fun of me and other workers in the store. I got into 3 fights with customers over not having olives or something else that was out of our control. They expect any service worker to keep their nose in the dirt and “know their place” and it makes most of us sick seeing it lol
literally nobody cares😂
One time I was pulling up to a fast food joint after work and saw two cops, one leaving and one in the parking lot. When I started talking with the cashier, he told me they were out of some stuff which was cool, so I ask for something and it had one of the things he said was out but I was too tired to really notice. We laugh a little after a joke or two and I mention how some people get too worked up over places not having something to which the cashier said that the cops actually just had to remove someone causing problems because they were out of whatever it was she wanted.
@@PulchritudoInTenebris and people who are cool like you be the backbone of society lol
@@StickingOutYourGyat-td3pe apparently you did enough to comment lol fragile much?
I will forever and always assume that, when an establishment is out of something, it isn't the fault of the employee I'm talking to. I've been on the other side, and the relief I see on cashier's faces when they realize I'm not gonna go buckwild on them for not having lettuce speaks volumes. If you're that bent out of shape over something being out of stock, you could always just...go somewhere else? These people are providing a service you don't wanna do, the least folks can do is treat them like human beings.
“Oh what so McDonalds doesn’t support dogs!?” is a hilarious thing to say seriously
The irony is, they sell food for humans, not pet products.
6:08 The irony of the "quit being so stubborn." I love it.
“You ask me to support children but you don’t care about dogs!?”
Yes my guy, supporting children with their medical emergencies and their families is actually a lot more important then providing americas dogs with diabetes.
Absolutely asinine, how entitled can someone be?
no fr.
I care about my dog more than your kids.
@@agoodnight1050typical freak owner compared to a normal owner. Cringe
@@agoodnight1050 I bet they care more about their kids than a random guy and his dog, you're a nobody.
@@agoodnight1050 that's totally fair I care for my dog more than other peoples children, she is my child, but also this post wasn't taking a dig at people who love their dogs, more having a dig at people who claim to love their animal but at the same time feed them detrimental amounts of certain diets to their health.
Imagine getting banned from a McDonald's over a pup cup. 😂
Even more pathetic than Daniel Larson
"Quit being so stubborn"
Said by the grown man holding up a drive thru line for a cup of whipped cream 😂
If I had been in that drive thru I would have bought a can of whipped cream from the nearest grocer and chucked it in his car window 😂
We know you stole this comment lil bro
That dude was projecting so much.
@@dinkster Lol its a common observation. Dont need to steal it but okay "dinkster" whatever that means 😂
@@msthecommentator2863 same 😂😂
I feel like way too many people forget that business's have a right to refuse service and can kick you out just because
Yup and I absolutely love that!! I work overnights at a gas station and have had a few times young people like to try to film their “prank” videos by trying to buy a bottle of alcohol for like 24 bucks and then pull out bags and bags of pennies…first time I carded them and he had a paper ID and our policy says we can’t accept paper ID’s because they can’t be scanned. The second time they came in and had a actual valid license and pulled out 2 ziplock bags and one grocery bag full of pennies and dumps them out while dickflute number 2 laughed in the background and I waited till they got to 10 dollars in pennies and then told them I can’t take all of them because this late I can’t get into the safe and they won’t fit in my register. The cocky guy then says well it’s legal tender and you can’t refuse money with this smirk on his face so I look defeated and start pressing buttons on my register but cancel the whole order and say well you are right I can’t refuse legal tender….however I can refuse service for any reason and now you can leave my store or I’ll let the police trespass you
The right to refuse service is a plague upon society.
This man basically said "f those sick kids" over a pup cup 😂
and he's right tho, sick kids will live approx as long as a dog, and dog brings far more excitement and goodness into the world.
@@rowdybee I mean they definitely bring more goodness than you, that’s for sure.
@@Megasaurusify no doubt, the dogs are far more superior to me or any other human.
@@rowdybeeThey definitely are.
even my rabbits are, i'd rather buy some strawberries for my little honey buns than know that some kids lived longer than they should @@gobalbucs
I saw the caption and I had to make sure it wasn’t my mom 😂😂😂
These fast food employees don’t get paid enough to deal with these psychos
didnt ask + im cracked at fortnighte
This guy is in the right?? He was always given this item previously, the workers are just being obtuse
@@Angelofo no one is in the right to cause a public scene and hold up a line just because they can't accept a no over whipped cream in a cup. if you want to argue the workers are being obtuse, then this guy is being even moreso no matter how you look at it. the manager explained that they aren't supposed to be doing them and then the customer chose to stay in line and escalate the situation into something ridiculous
@@Angelofoat my work people were giving senior discounts “previously”. but we were told to stop because it wasn’t actually something we were supposed to do
@@Angelofo 1. You're assuming he's not lying, which maybe he's not, but there's no proof that what he said is true
2. Workers might have been forcefully pushed into giving him one to calm him when the manager wasn't present
3. Workers might not have known that they're not supposed to serve it and gave it to him assuming it's fine
4. Even if the establishment decides to make changes to their policy, no customer is entitled to challenge that by screaming and being obnoxious to the employees, whom may or may not have any say in that regard.
It's a damn free cup of whipped cream, how is this okay? It's not like it's written anywhere that they give it out, otherwise he'd have brought it up, and it's not like they accepted his money and didn't give the purchased item to him. He's absolutely not in the right.
It was 100% the person behind him in line who had honked a couple times that shouted lol
The face of the officer as he realizes hes here because of a 35 cent cup of whipped cream, this is the important police matter he had to deal with...
@@BlakeN-o6lCalling police over trespassing is a misuse of police resources?
@@BlakeN-o6l what else are they going to do besides call the police? Leave the guy there and close the drive-thru while he finishes his tantrum?
@@BlakeN-o6l the manager is allowed to trasspass unruly customers, its dumb that the man would not leave because of a cup. The manager is nit in the wrong at all
@@BlakeN-o6lyou’ve won an award for the most brain dead comment since the people that support just stop oil said that disrupting traffic isn’t a nuisance on people
@@BlakeN-o6ldo you actively chew drywall throughout the day?
he just wanted to record/post his dog eating the cup so instead he did this to fill his online gratification quota
People are so entitled these days. I had two women come INTO our restaurant with a dog, which we kindly allowed, gave it a cup of water. The two women ended up leaving with the water knocked over and the whole thing spilled, couldn't even bother to inform us.
Well that's dumb
As a former Starbucks worker, i hate the "unofficial item" culture that the company allowed to spread. We had a whole shadow-menu of additional drinks that people expected every employee to know despite it not being part of training, as well as constant gaming the system by adding tons of ingredients to drinks that weren't meant for them.
My face when someone askes for a Twix Frappuccino 😐
I sometimes get ice coffees from my local IGA (bigger one, they do quite a lot) and I was fine with waiting since the 3 employees who was up front didnt know how to make it, so they had to call the woman who was working in the back of the store. it wasn;t a shadow item but not something every employee knows how to make.
Whoever told the customers about the "medicine ball" is on my hit list forever
If you don’t enjoy serving people’s silliest whims don’t work in the QSR industry. I mean this is a job where if you don’t enjoy dealing with disagreeable people you really should do something else. You don’t get paid a lot but you’re getting paid to serve customers not have an attitude because the customer doesn’t make your job easier for you.
@@dragoonempire Thanks for pointing out the obvious, Sherlock; now go serve yourself.
“McDonald’s doesn’t support dogs!” 😂
I feel like there were several times where part of him realized how stupid he sounds, but then another part quickly yanks him back in.
“I’m going to corporate with this!”
I bet those folks at corporate will be jumping out of their seats to give you some free pup cups for bringing this urgent matter to their attention 😂
"mcdonalds doesnt support dogs" had me wheezing lmao
This is why we don't make exceptions. People like him ruin it to everyone else.
Entitlement is a hell of a thing.
Black ppl
This is the biggest McDonald’s crime since the time they ran out of Pokémon cards
I hate when people pull the "someone else did it for me" card. Good for you, Im not them. I worked at a wendys where this dude and his daughter would come through every now and then wanting to buy a bag of ice from us for $1. We dont do that. A previous manager used to do it for them and ring it up as an extra cheese cup and fill the ice in a empty bun bag. When she got fired, the two still tried to do this deal and would act just like this dude if we told them no, refusing to leave and screaming that it was just "fucking ice".
Sounds like it was a small thing that yall could've done for them.
@@mewhzy1501 not the employees job to sell someone a bag of ice cuz theyre either too stupid to buy an ice tray otr to go n buy a bag of oce at a store lmao
@@mewhzy1501 A bag of ice? That seems like a little much and seems much more reasonable to go to a liquor store or a grocery store
@@PivotDJ lmao, a bag I can see that would be much. I was imagining a cup.
Are u the guy in this video? If not we'll see u on this channel soon enough @@mewhzy1501
The establishment has a right to decline requests, whether it's them being out of the item or just not serving it in general. People are so entitled thinking they deserve being treated like royalty just for walking up to the register
We can have it in the back an still be like "nah" 😂😂😂😂