Jack in the Box training: Welcome To a Winning Team (1985)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2014
- This is side 2 of the first laserdisc for Jack in the Box employee training, the type of thing they'd show to new hires the first day. Includes a training film from a few years prior, called "Deadly Dangers" starting at 14:48 .
I really love these old timey training videos.
The sitcom intro where they turn to the camera is amazing
😂👨👩🧓
18:05 Some say Tina is still dialing for the Fire Department to this day...
I can't believe how 1985 this is.
BTTF
1:15 Y'all see the size of that ketchup packet?!? We live in another time
Xombie Killah haha I noticed that too!
Salad dressing packet.
Yes I thought the same!!
That's not a Ketchup Packet, that's a bloodbag!
3:40... "Hi, Mrs. Thompson! Where are the twins?"
rofl
ROFL
Nicely played, Jack In The Crack.....
I have a picture pinned to my wall....
They're not feeling well today , see they got the shits from the food served here yesterday. My Emily Post manners & training prohibit me from saying this aloud.
reminds me of spongebob
Every time someone takes forever to order, I just remember... "P.O.O.P."
SuddenlyInstant it does remind me of spongebob
People
Order
Our
Patties
“ Mr. crabs can I get a raise?” “
By the time Tina finished dialing the fire dept on that old ass rotary phone that place would have burned up..LOL..
Mikey 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Why bring in a tennis racket and groceries? I've never witnessed people doing this.
OMG, I worked for Jack in the Box in the late 80s. I LOVED the laser disc training videos, they were BRILLIANT. I've been looking for copies of them for a long time. The videos discussing serving hot/cold food are hilarious.
Oh yes! Do you remember the hysterical "customer service" video around 1989? How to deal with rude customers? Like the drunk dude who demands ice cream? Or that old lady demanding to know why they put too much salt on the fries? Man, id love to see that one again. I worked at JIB from 1987-1994
@@jaysonspears464 I would love to see this one
After KFC, OCB, Wendy's , now i'm watching Jack in the box. Thx RUclips suggestions.
Me too!
I worked at Jack In The Box in 1985 and I went to the corporate headquarters for training when I became store manager at age 17. Oh the stories I could tell, I still remember my coworkers and customers from back then, the 80's was an incredible time in my life
16:56 “Ted, wait! You could get hurt.”
Ted after breaking a hip on wet floor and slicing his fingers off: “what, me?”
So where is Ted buried?
" When a customer comes in holding a chicken wearing a wedding dress, don't stare, just keep the friendly exchange going until the psychopath gets his OR her sandwich, that's the Jack In The Box difference "!
Once you get to assistant managers that’s where the big bucks are. Right now I’m on salads.
I'm on toilets
Who brings groceries and tennis rackets into a restaurant? Californians?
"Grill area" is a damn microwave.
Clay3613 Just about anything can happen in California!
@@tomstoons7775 I think Florida takes the cake.
JITB IS HQ'd in San Diego, you are aware of that, right? Plus this was the 80s.
when it's in a food court I guess. although that doesn't explain the tennis racket
LOL, well, its meant to imply that they are a good place to get hot food on the go when you are out shopping or doing whatever.
"Hey Mrs. Thompson, where are the twins?"
Hold me now, WHOA OH
Boy, there was one hell of a tonal shift between the "Quality Service Cleanliness" part and the "Deadly Dangers" portion!! lol
"Hi, Mrs Thompson, where are the twins ?" Oh, I can't imagine where they got THAT from !
The bacon cheddar Potato Wedges are my favorite fast food item of all time. If Jack in the Box stops those, I will rage
Have you tried the lasagna? It's my favorite.
The Deadly Danger section was scarier than most horror movies.
They need to bring these training videos back. You NEVER see this kind of service anymore.
You didn't see it back then either
Probably because of the below poverty wages and entitled Karens
@@shazbot316 American workers are overpaid if anything, considering how poor the average service is.
@@user-be7pw3sm7d False.
@@user-be7pw3sm7d its an oxymoron, average service sucks bc of how underpaid they are
Deadly Dangers is a Vincent Price classic! Amazing to find this, I've been looking for years.
Thank you for posting it.
@9:21..."Sure, you can stay out past midnight".....Aww gee, THANX Mom!
who else thought the volume was too low in the first ten seconds until they realized the voices were cut out?
Deadly Dangers II and III were good but nothing can compare to the original. This is the classic that started the DD franchise!! I remember watching these late at night and being so scared I would poop my pants. Everytime.
"@4:06 - "Hi, Mr Timpson ! Have you been playing squash today ?" "Wow, you guys' percpetion never fails to amaze me !"
"Deadly Dangers" is a riot! LOL Vincent Price's voice over is priceless. And again, the whole training video is laced with the music of the Network legends (Craig Palmer, Larry Owens and Clark Gault). I will say, if fast food was still this classy and clean, id eat it and enjoy going to em. Sad what society has become today :(
This video is hilarious because no suit and tie would ever work the food line. I love these training videos, except nowadays I'm not getting paid to watch them.
Lol, training. I'm the only person on my shift who got trained at all, everyone else just got tossed in.
my first day is tomorrow thank you for this video
Maricela Garcia Serrano mine is tomorrow
Nothing like how the job is 😭😭😭😭
How is the job going? 😊
Awesome upload!!!
Attractive uniforms? Like the stud at 10:30 is wearing?
I'm cracking up
11:14 best dressed dude
The audio and video on this are super well persevered. No watermarks or black bars. Love it, 11/10
It’s in the wrong frame rate though because I didn’t know how to do that when I uploaded this, will redo it eventually.
Persevere in preserving 😉.
damn i was born when this video came out!
I've never been to a Jack In The Box, but I remember it being an actual "outing" to to a fast food joint in the '80s.
I have actually sat through this video when I first started at Jack n The Box. The vid was on VHS, Dubbed over spoken English with Spanish, with English sub titles. This is the same vid they used in 1995. Yes, I did catch the "bubbling firer" on fire. They ain't kiddin.
3:27 "sorry sir I was taking a shit, how can i help you?"
7:08 the "grill" area lmao
To be successful in this business you need quality food, great customer & a clean dining environment. Can anyone tell me WHERE such a place exists?
10:24 For a split second I thought her nametag said “Diarrhea” 😂
💩
In real life, a Panera employee I saw had "Enema" on her name tag. She was an immigrant from somewhere in the Balkans, I believe, and I understand that my language isn't the only one in the world. My name may mean who knows what in one of the hundreds of languages out there.
Thanks for this video. Interesting to see what JITB looked like in the before the whole Jack campaign in the mid-90's. It's visual identity at the time seemed pretty boring and generic!
No hurry I'm still deciding. But thanks for your help.
Wow, Jack changed all of this! After blowing up the old ways, Jack took over..
"It should look as appealing as it tastes." Done!
If they ever get one of these in town, I'm sure we'd be too late to watch this!
If some guy stood over me with a clipboard while I’m eating my Jack In The Box . . .
So corny
So cringy
So 80s
I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5:09. “Sure, no problem...did you catch the game last night?”
Love the Night of the Living Dead music in Deadly Dangers.
The good old days when people cared about their job and they were👍🏻
Crazy stuff!!!
A well done video.
POOP People Order Our Patties
Foodmaker. Never heard of 'em.
Was the corporate name of Jack in the Box back in the ‘80s.
Did fast food places ever really train people like this? My experience was always just getting thrown to the wolves.
Back at age 18 I did. It was my first job and I was proud to be making money...that pride didn’t last very long...I only made $5.75/hr in 1998.
@15:33 , that was just Ted taking an unofficial smoke break !
Yes! I would like some extra E-Coli sauce with that burger please!
Someone sprayed diarrhea all over the toilet seat and floor. Make Jamal clean it up
Some of those security guidelines seem like a tacit admission that their restaurants were in high-crime areas!
vwestlife Yep. Even in nicer towns, JIB always seemed to find the seediest areas to build. I saw a guy get his nose kicked right off his face in the store at Newport Beach, CA., about three weeks after the grand opening.
+vwestlife this is all pretty standard stuff. never worked JITB but this is all stuff I have heard working at other places.
+Pat Gawne I can believe it about the Newport Beach store, it it is the one off of Pch and Superior. I can believe it about that happening especially if it was the 4th of July weekend. Glad I only worked one year in that rest. a lot of things I prefer not to remember. lol
Pretty decent falls that the stunt man did in this video.
1985: Ever see a Jack In The Box restaurant have so much blue and very little red?
I worked at JnB and got in trouble for making the milkshake’s too pretty 🤣🤣🤣🥴
Look at the size of that manual for chopping tomatoes!!
17:44
HE NEED SOME MILK
I expected to see ALF in that opening sequence!
Here at Jack in the Box, we make the extra effort to please our guests 🤣😂🤣😅😆😁
If it weren’t that I like the food I’d never go there. The service is beyond awful.
@2:05 - "Momma ! That man over there is filming us ! " "Shh ! We're not supposed to notice ! "
Hi, I'm a tennis playing 80's douche. Gimme a fuckin' chicken sammich.
10:29 getting ready to weld some burgers.
Do you charge extra for the E. coli?
Did you catch the game last night?
7:07 The Grill 😂
"Hi, Mrs Thompson, how are the twins ?" Oh, I wonder where they got THAT from ?
Not only did Jack in the Box kill its own customers, but their employees too lol
I always get a kick out of hearing a fast food joint called a "restaurant". Its a burger joint!
Me watching these videos hoping my 2021 algorythm buddies show up
@15:48 - DF ? Is that Bernie Casey ??
It's shocking how standards have dropped so badly
Such 80s hotness up in this 19:58
Yeah, you know she is down.
I am gonna go apply for JITB right now
Nice
Who does inspection while people are eating?
i worked at JIb and never got this movie clip
WTF ? Is that Denzil Washington in the safety training film ??
How are the twins? Oh they sick? Give them grease!
Update: Yesterday I entered a Jack in the Box for the first time ever (they're new in our city). Many tables were messy, and the staff was lethargic, though I can't comment too much on the food; I ordered just fries and a soft drink. So 👎 for S and C.
04:45 heyahs yoah hambuhguh
Here's yo orda
QSC....question, shoot and clean up the mess. Mrs. Thompson where are the twins, 'oh I shot them!'
Those tacos 😊
For minimum wage and crap conditions, they seem to expect a lot!
Love the chicks.
Right?? Some were...DAYMMN!! Lol
None of the management, for decades, realized that, if they want a positive attitude from their staff, they should actually take care of them by paying them well and offering other benefits.
Really? I started at 3.50 when min wage was 3.35, got raises every few weeks until I had hit 4.75, then transferred to a California store where I started at 5.50 and then got promoted to a salary.
Standard employee benefits included a paid week off after 1580 hours, two weeks after 3060 and then two weeks every 1580 after that. We could invest up to 25 bucks a week in a cash-matching scheme that was eligible for payout after one year. Shift managers and up got health insurance after 90 days. Foodmaker preferred to promote from within, so I knew a lot of people who went on to be area managers and vice presidents.
I worked for Pepsico, Collins Foods, Hostetler Inc., Bima 2 and Nissjac as well in my career and not one of those other companies had the kind of benefits Foodmaker offered to even maintenance workers who never handled food at all.
Haha" hear hold this prop. "
I swear the guy narrating sounds just like the DetroitBORG.
All that study to use a tomato slicer.
A young Lou ferrigno picking up some extra cash for supplements
6:03. Seated: Jigsaw before SAW...😅
time she dials the fire dept the fire is out lol