I got stopped by the cops earlier tonight in my 2002 Civic I deliver DoorDash in. My state has mandatory insurance laws, but I have no interest in insuring that car, it's cheaper to pay a fine if I'm caught. DoorDash insures me on deliveries anyway, so I'm never driving that car uninsured. When I told the cop that he became absolutely infuriated lol. He said "you're gonna insure that car or I'm gonna cite you every time I see you" I told him that was fine, because I don't get a lot of orders to that Podunk town anyway. He then tried to hammer it in "NO, YOU'RE GONNA INSURE THIS CAR!!". I immediately recalled this scene and every time he told me I had to insure that beater I just came back at him with either "nah" or "nope" in the same sassy tone as Ray, and he was so mad his head was about to explode lol, but I told him I was just being straight with him. He wanted to arrest me and impound my car so badly but couldn't. I got a $120 fine to pay, but it was so worth it 😂😂😂
They’re not broken, they’re being cleaned. They say they’re broken so you’ll go away. Tell them you don’t mind waiting ten minutes for your shake, that’s all.
@@michaelnewton1332 It’s not a “problem,” it’s just one of many imperfections in life. The ice cream machine gets really gross really quickly because it handles sugar and milk; it has to be cleaned several times throughout the day to prevent mold, and it can’t be used while it’s being cleaned. If you wanna be 100 percent sure you can get your shake, go to an ice cream parlor.
@@Ratchet299 if it was a temporary “imperfection,” as you say, I’d agree. But this has been a consistent problem for the last 10-11 years at least. And the corporation has done nothing to fix the problem. When a company blatantly does nothing to fix a problem that’s been there that long, there are motives involved. McDonalds leaves it’s ice cream machine problem unchecked for the same reason Walmart keeps its registers unmanned and why Starbucks butchers easily spelled names on their cups. One, It’s free marketing. The alchemists at Big Tech have found a way to monetize attention. The more the name gets thrown out on the internet, the more free publicity it gets. Positive or negative, it doesn’t matter. Two, it’s a way to lure a customer into a bigger purchase. The customer may want an ice cream cone at the drive they, but after hearing the machine is broke, he or she may purchase a more expensive item. These companies have very clever ways to increase sales, and the ice cream machine trick is one of them.
People think that Kroc went Rogue only because he was told "No". But the fact of the matter is they constantly said "No", and Kroc got tired of it, he had great ideas. if I was in Krocs' shoes, I would've explained to the brothers that if they said yes most of the time with a few "No's" here and there....fine....but it was just no after no after no after no. The more you're told no the more you wanna do it.
I once worked for government, I had many ideas on how to improve productivity and streamline my work. Was told no every time by my cow-faced assistant manager. Today I run a finance department at a car dealership with total carte blanche on how to implement my ideas thanks to the confidence given to me by my current boss.
It was also case of different priorities and ideals. The brothers are portrayed as caring more about the ideals of their restaurant than practicalities. They want to make a good living, but only by adhering to strict standards of quality and ethics. Kroc, on the other hand, wants to build an empire by any means necessary.
Most people I spoke with, thinks that Ray Kroc is/was the villain in this movie/business. But I gotta tell you, I was on his side all the way. Agree with the decisions he made
Someone wanna fill me in on how Ray Croc could make changes to McDonald’s at all without approval? I get he owned the land and all but how can he make change within McDonald’s
By that time he was simply able to outspend anybody in court. The brothers were legally in the right but didn't have an endless supply of money to go through the lawsuits and appeals to prove it.
That was sad movie, bro I was all with Kroc untill...he literally took everything from the brothers no mercy. He divorced and stole another Mans wife and lied making it seemed like it was his idea and was being greedy making himself center of attention... There is a verse about this what good is a man who gains the whole world but loses his soul. Like I was really rooting for kroc cause I thought he was in it to help to show the world there is something better but no he was in it to take everything, I wonder if things would of neen different if none of this happened o.0
`You have to admit this was basically legalised theft. I understand Ray Kroc's frustration he was out there putting in the work and getting the business moving and getting the right investors and right people to run the restaurants, but he hated the fact he never made anything on his own he took credit for their work and their ideas and stole their family name in the process. Even Keaton said you can admire his ambition, his hustle and his entrepreneurship but you can't ignore the fact he stole it all essentially because of loopholes and non sensical law, but also he would've been fine with no one knowing about the McDonalds brother he never gave them a dime that they were entitled too. He really was a thief.
This is a half and half situation. Kroc stole MCDonalds, but from what I know through the movie, the brothers were being a tad bit selfish also. I mean at one point Kroc was in trouble and he was trying to do what he could for them, but the brothers wouldn’t change his salary or anything
@@michaelvichiola6310 Oh I watched a documentary about it, it's a great story. I think what is ridiculous. Is he could literally have gotten them down to nothing but silent partners with no really say over the business but still getting, their money and royalties to which they were entitled. He didn't even do that he just completely sandbagged them. That is ridiculous it should be one absolute law, when you are the original creator of something you should get royalties no matter what you should never not be getting your money especially if it's incredibly popular. This kind of shit has robbed creators for centuries.
A thief doesn't pay for what they take. The brothers were not businessmen. It's that simple. And, Ray broke his ass building the company up. He didn't just saunter into a turn-key thing. He put in the work and the time to make it what it became.
@@e.l.norton and u think that gives Kroc the right to steal the company right from under them. It doesn't matter what the fuck Ray did or how much work he put in cuz at the end of the day the McDonald brothers were the original founders
Honestly I have no idea how people consume those fast food shakes. Does anyone really think they taste good? Are you just happy to have a cheap shake? Have you ever made a real milkshake from scratch ? Use an old ice cream machine , good quality dairy , real vanilla .... a fast food shake is not even in the same ballpark. How did we ever settle for them? Mass hypnosis?
Convenience I’d say Why go to a separate place to get a “real” shake when I can get an ok tasting shake at the place I’m Already at? Saves time gas(money) What tastes good or bad is subjective so the simple answer is people enjoy the taste enough that they are willing to spend money on them
@@tjoverton7581 I guess I just dont agree that its an ok shake. Over the years I have tried the Mc Ds , the Wendys and the In n Out shakes and I didnt finish any of them. I think it must be the thickeners that I dont like But now that I think about it , they also taste very bland to me. The chocolate is never chocolatey enough and the vanilla is just flavorless to me. Fewer and fewer places have a nice custard as well.
We watched this movie in Business class in 7th grade. When we got to this part and the F-word came, all of us freaked out even though most of the classmates I knew had a reputation for swearing when the teachers aren't there to get them, making me realize that I'm surrounded by hypocrites.
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I got stopped by the cops earlier tonight in my 2002 Civic I deliver DoorDash in. My state has mandatory insurance laws, but I have no interest in insuring that car, it's cheaper to pay a fine if I'm caught. DoorDash insures me on deliveries anyway, so I'm never driving that car uninsured. When I told the cop that he became absolutely infuriated lol. He said "you're gonna insure that car or I'm gonna cite you every time I see you" I told him that was fine, because I don't get a lot of orders to that Podunk town anyway. He then tried to hammer it in "NO, YOU'RE GONNA INSURE THIS CAR!!". I immediately recalled this scene and every time he told me I had to insure that beater I just came back at him with either "nah" or "nope" in the same sassy tone as Ray, and he was so mad his head was about to explode lol, but I told him I was just being straight with him. He wanted to arrest me and impound my car so badly but couldn't. I got a $120 fine to pay, but it was so worth it 😂😂😂
The way he say "nah" is just hilarious to me.
Joshua Peters What the hell does that mean “nah”?! You will abide by the terms of your deal.
@@RobertSmithhalo i am through taking marching orders from you, you and your endless parade of no's. Constantly cowering in the face of progress.
@@drivingstudios6151 If phony powdered milkshakes Is your idea of progress, you have a profound misunderstanding of what McDonald’s is about.
@@RobertSmithhalo I have a far greater understanding of McDonald’s than you two locals.
@@firestriker3580 What? You will do as we say.
“Contracts are like our ice cream machines, their made to be broken “
They’re not broken, they’re being cleaned. They say they’re broken so you’ll go away. Tell them you don’t mind waiting ten minutes for your shake, that’s all.
No dtop
@@Ratchet299 No stop. Stfu. Stop being mean to McDonald’s
@@michaelnewton1332 It’s not a “problem,” it’s just one of many imperfections in life. The ice cream machine gets really gross really quickly because it handles sugar and milk; it has to be cleaned several times throughout the day to prevent mold, and it can’t be used while it’s being cleaned. If you wanna be 100 percent sure you can get your shake, go to an ice cream parlor.
@@Ratchet299 if it was a temporary “imperfection,” as you say, I’d agree. But this has been a consistent problem for the last 10-11 years at least. And the corporation has done nothing to fix the problem. When a company blatantly does nothing to fix a problem that’s been there that long, there are motives involved.
McDonalds leaves it’s ice cream machine problem unchecked for the same reason Walmart keeps its registers unmanned and why Starbucks butchers easily spelled names on their cups. One, It’s free marketing. The alchemists at Big Tech have found a way to monetize attention. The more the name gets thrown out on the internet, the more free publicity it gets. Positive or negative, it doesn’t matter. Two, it’s a way to lure a customer into a bigger purchase. The customer may want an ice cream cone at the drive they, but after hearing the machine is broke, he or she may purchase a more expensive item. These companies have very clever ways to increase sales, and the ice cream machine trick is one of them.
Ryan Howard coaching Batman on how to defeat Ron Swanson? That is epic. 😉
Dick: YOU WILL DO WHAT WE SAY!!!!!
Ray: Nope
Dick: Why not?
Ray: Because I'm Batman!!!
😉
That line was perfect 😂😂😂
Contracts are like ice-cream machines, they're made to be broken for.
That's why the Native Americans lost this country.
This is my favorite scene in the movie
Same here
“Drive Forever” needs to be playing during this scene
He makes the comment about hearts how hearts are made to be broken and the next scene is with his wife. Nice foreshadowing.
People think that Kroc went Rogue only because he was told "No". But the fact of the matter is they constantly said "No", and Kroc got tired of it, he had great ideas. if I was in Krocs' shoes, I would've explained to the brothers that if they said yes most of the time with a few "No's" here and there....fine....but it was just no after no after no after no. The more you're told no the more you wanna do it.
I once worked for government, I had many ideas on how to improve productivity and streamline my work. Was told no every time by my cow-faced assistant manager. Today I run a finance department at a car dealership with total carte blanche on how to implement my ideas thanks to the confidence given to me by my current boss.
It was also case of different priorities and ideals. The brothers are portrayed as caring more about the ideals of their restaurant than practicalities. They want to make a good living, but only by adhering to strict standards of quality and ethics. Kroc, on the other hand, wants to build an empire by any means necessary.
Yeah but powder mix milkshakes was definitely not a good idea thank god McDonald’s sooner or later went back to using real milk
@@joseph.christiansenThe powder milkshakes are bad ethically, but financially speaking? That saved Kroc hundreds of dollars.
@@joseph.christiansenonce McDonald’s had enough money. They went back to real milk
That "nah" KILLED ME
1:30 That jerk had a point anyway.
It’s like if you leveled up your Pokémon too high without getting the badges to wield them.
Most people I spoke with, thinks that Ray Kroc is/was the villain in this movie/business. But I gotta tell you, I was on his side all the way. Agree with the decisions he made
If Ray Kroc wanted to run the ship his own way, maybe he should have opened up his own restaurant with the Speedee System?
@MSET1117 The Mcdonald Brothers didn't know how to be salesmen but Kroc did. He just took the concept and brought expanded himself.
Only a child thinks in binary ways like this.
@@danielaguirre2850no he didn't the reality guy was the key
You must love powdered milk shakes I reckon.
“I want a divorce”
Lol
Nah
"Contracts are like hearts. They're made to be broken. Plus, I'm Batman."
"You know laws are like hearts, they're made to be broken. "
Kroc: now you wanna get nuts!!!!! C'MON!!!!! LETS GET NUTS!!!!!
Imma let you finish, but Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co was the best contract law case of all time. Kanye West
Here’s a fun fact Ray Kroc went alongside With Walt Disney as a ambulance driver in ww1 he was 15
I felt bad for them ....Kroc never made his promises
Actually the brother's didn't keep their end of the deal, the 1% Royalty
You made it a hot line. I made it a hot song.
0:49 that’s me when I say nah! To my pothead cousins cause I hated weed
Agreed me top
Ray crock-Meet Yeshua………game over?
Someone wanna fill me in on how Ray Croc could make changes to McDonald’s at all without approval? I get he owned the land and all but how can he make change within McDonald’s
By that time he was simply able to outspend anybody in court. The brothers were legally in the right but didn't have an endless supply of money to go through the lawsuits and appeals to prove it.
As The founder of Wendy's....
Fawwwwk yeah!
it's trure, hearts are meant to break how we grow.
The amount of gaslighting coming from Ray in this scene is just unbelievable
I don't think you know what gaslighting is.
WHAT THE HELL DOES THAT MEAN NAH?!!! 😂😂
That was sad movie, bro I was all with Kroc untill...he literally took everything from the brothers no mercy. He divorced and stole another Mans wife and lied making it seemed like it was his idea and was being greedy making himself center of attention... There is a verse about this what good is a man who gains the whole world but loses his soul. Like I was really rooting for kroc cause I thought he was in it to help to show the world there is something better but no he was in it to take everything, I wonder if things would of neen different if none of this happened o.0
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They should of ended it right there but they didn't.lesson learned
Poor Mrs. Kroc
Lol truthh
`You have to admit this was basically legalised theft. I understand Ray Kroc's frustration he was out there putting in the work and getting the business moving and getting the right investors and right people to run the restaurants, but he hated the fact he never made anything on his own he took credit for their work and their ideas and stole their family name in the process. Even Keaton said you can admire his ambition, his hustle and his entrepreneurship but you can't ignore the fact he stole it all essentially because of loopholes and non sensical law, but also he would've been fine with no one knowing about the McDonalds brother he never gave them a dime that they were entitled too. He really was a thief.
This is a half and half situation. Kroc stole MCDonalds, but from what I know through the movie, the brothers were being a tad bit selfish also. I mean at one point Kroc was in trouble and he was trying to do what he could for them, but the brothers wouldn’t change his salary or anything
@@michaelvichiola6310 Oh I watched a documentary about it, it's a great story. I think what is ridiculous. Is he could literally have gotten them down to nothing but silent partners with no really say over the business but still getting, their money and royalties to which they were entitled. He didn't even do that he just completely sandbagged them. That is ridiculous it should be one absolute law, when you are the original creator of something you should get royalties no matter what you should never not be getting your money especially if it's incredibly popular. This kind of shit has robbed creators for centuries.
A thief doesn't pay for what they take. The brothers were not businessmen. It's that simple. And, Ray broke his ass building the company up. He didn't just saunter into a turn-key thing. He put in the work and the time to make it what it became.
J EEE WS
@@e.l.norton and u think that gives Kroc the right to steal the company right from under them. It doesn't matter what the fuck Ray did or how much work he put in cuz at the end of the day the McDonald brothers were the original founders
Sigma Rule #672: Ignore and break contracts made by betas. #SigmaRestaurantillionaireGrindset
Honestly I have no idea how people consume those fast food shakes.
Does anyone really think they taste good?
Are you just happy to have a cheap shake?
Have you ever made a real milkshake from scratch ?
Use an old ice cream machine , good quality dairy , real vanilla .... a fast food shake is not even in the same ballpark.
How did we ever settle for them?
Mass hypnosis?
Convenience I’d say
Why go to a separate place to get a “real” shake when I can get an ok tasting shake at the place I’m
Already at?
Saves time gas(money)
What tastes good or bad is subjective so the simple answer is people enjoy the taste enough that they are willing to spend money on them
@@tjoverton7581 I guess I just dont agree that its an ok shake.
Over the years I have tried the Mc Ds , the Wendys and the In n Out shakes and I didnt finish any of them. I think it must be the thickeners that I dont like
But now that I think about it , they also taste very bland to me. The chocolate is never chocolatey enough and the vanilla is just flavorless to me.
Fewer and fewer places have a nice custard as well.
get off that high horse
😇
We watched this movie in Business class in 7th grade. When we got to this part and the F-word came, all of us freaked out even though most of the classmates I knew had a reputation for swearing when the teachers aren't there to get them, making me realize that I'm surrounded by hypocrites.
Funniest scene in the movie.
0:49
1:19
So happy McDonald’s is going down the shitter now days
Idk about that. People still go crazy over that McRib sandwich when it comes out.😂😂
Nah
I love this part.