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A supervisor once told me and I quote "if you fall, you're fired before you hit the ground" so I became a safety coordinator for that same company
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This was and probably still is my ex boss’s favorite saying.
28:07 I have a Winnie the Pooh bear That I left at a hotel. I slept with that bear ever single night of my life. And we looked for hours trying to find him. We called the hotel and explained our situation, Hotel staff said there was nothing they could do about it the rooms had been cleaned and items had been trashed. We then remembered one of the cleaning ladies names and ask to speak with her, We told her what was going on she remembered a bear On her cart. Turns out that was him so we come back get him and I still sleep with that there every single night. Had we not been polite or even known the lady's name he probly would have gotten thrown away. Point of the story is, if you can find out someone's name interact with them and be nice. it will get you a lot farther in the case of a lost item
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They violated your bear that you sleep with before they gave it back to you. They Jizzed all over it.
dude that's not even funny, just gross
*probably.. idk why that is so difficult to spell, it is spelled exactly how it sounds. Why spell it "probly" when most auto correct will correct it. So, honest question, is it out of being cool 😎, or lazy or pure ignorance?
@@tammykiger8206
Prolly being cool
I always thought most of the radio stations hosts and everything they did was fake. Until one day I put in a request for a song at a local radio station. I submitted the request under the name "Walrus Lord". Approximately 20 mins later, the DJ came over the air between songs and said "Up next *this song* by *this artist*. We also received a request from someone called "Walrus Lord", and when the Walrus Lord asks for something, you give it to him, and he requested *whatever song i said*". Probably the most exciting day of my life.
why u don't wanna say what song it was probably really shit
Lmao my friend & I called a station to request a song (I don't have a clue now what it was either. The stations' been off the air over 20yrs). We actually got the co-host DJ and for some reason chose that moment to share that our friend had named her bird the same as the host DJ. Emphasized it was a coincidence. I wish I could better remember what we said, but either way, she turned it, & parts of our attempt to amend what she said, into a skit on the air & used it to shame/ tease him for some reason (he sounded like it was more shaming than funny & we felt bad. But all our attempts to re-direct the conversation were used against us - or, shall I say, him...).
So we got our song played along with a clip of us (which I think they used more than once, too 😶), stunned, shaming the host, live on the air.
Sorry, Remmey! We meant well! 😌
My husband used to be a DJ while in college. A college age girl was drunk, and somehow ended up getting run over by a car. All the people there had been drinking and for whatever reason no one called 9-1-1. She kept telling the guys that were driving her to the hospital that she wasn’t going to go in, UNLESS, they took her to meet Gary from the radio. So they stop at the radio station, a po-dunk, Waco TX radio station in 1990, so his boss comes to his booth and tells him what’s going on, to please go see this girl and stall them, he’s calling for an ambulance. She was laying in the back seat of their car. So my sweet Gary rushes out there and meets her, signs a bunch of stuff for her while waiting for EMS, she was so sad because she didn’t know that my husband had a disability that requires him to use forearm crutches (the kind that look like the hook onto the arm, and the hands rest on a handle) she kept crying saying “I’m so sorry your legs are broken” yet here she was with an actual broken leg, and internal injuries. He was so stressed out after that, by the time he got back inside, he just needed to sit quietly for awhile. Of course he was college age too, 21-22 yrs old.
But I remember not very long ago I was driving thru some small town in with Louisiana or Arkansas and the computer equipment that played their music broke down. The DJ rushes home, grabbed her CD 💿 collection and saved the day. I was super bummed out when I got out of range from the signal cuz it was like being part of a drama lol!
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@@callumedmondson7903 oh yes you are sooooo funny. That laughing emoji was soooooo necessary. Dude ya aren't quirky.
The plasma one made me angry. My dad donated plasma as many times as he could on the regular to help feed us; and I can only imagine how many other people do.
What's messed up is how the blood / plasma donation centers count on the addicts and hookers of the local area, and the less fortunately to meet their quotas. For the addicts, it's almost guaranteed that they will donate as often as possible too just to get how ever much money is paid to them upon their donation... that way they can get a fix in afterwards
Because of this, everyone who goes in there is immediately believed to be an addict needing dope money. You ever notice how these centers are strategically located in areas of high prostitution and drug dealing activity?
@@jackmomma7481 at least the scum are doing something to contribute
About parents having reverse locks on their kids door: I have a coworker who was awoken in the middle of the night by her Ring doorbell only to find one of her kids friend at the door in his boxers and no shirt (luckily it wasn't the dead of winter, but was still a chilly night). Poor kid had been sleepwalking. He lived several blocks away. She accidently woke him when she spoke through the doorbell (was funny to watch only because I knew everything turned out okay). She was able to get his attention and drive him home. If that were my kid, you bet your ass I would be locking them in their room every night after such an episode.
The harm reduction model works under the same idea as a lot of depression/anxiety/ADHD therapy does, which is that functionality is sometimes the best you can hope for. Most people find it’s a healthier mindset, as you don’t put as much stress and pressure on yourself. But by getting out of bed, eating something, taking a shower, etc., you find that you can go outside or see your friends.
Yes harm reduction is the way to go 100%. I know someone who used to be addicted to meth. Now she smokes pot and does mushrooms once in a while but can live a healthy, fulfilling, and productive life and has good relationships with her family. Pushing her to be totally drug free probably wouldn't have been successful for her
Ketamine cures depression.
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Definitely the best! I have dyspraxia, there definitely is a ceiling when it comes to how good I can be at something that requires physical coordination, this mindset helps a lot.
@@chitrinh3014 did you just have a stroke? Do you need help?
That one about the special education injuries hit me hard. I've been in these kind of schools all my life and it so scary seeing your favorite staff member having to try and de-escalate a situation and end up getting really hurt. Its wierd how many of the kids have like almost superhuman strength when mad enough. I thing the worst was when a kid punched a teacher in the face and broke their jaw. But also low key the most fun kind of school just for the amount of pure stupidity for reasons to pop off.
In Australia, because of the free healthcare, blood is donated. We don't get paid money but we do get updates on the people we help save.
Amaris Lancaster free?.? Went to hospital amd was billed 20 k for 1 week
Janee Thapa where?
Amaris Lancaster lots of people donate their blood for free in the us too,we have Red Cross centers everywhere that most people go to to get their blood taken. they were talking about donating plasma (I know it comes from blood)
We donate in the US too, but I only got some crackers and a juice box
Yeah the school i go to has yearly blood drives. Luckily it happened before all of this
I worked in a hotel and it was pretty much organised chaos but despite the stress and shit, we honestly did want to provide great service and night porters will be happy to help because we are commonly bored off our arse.
I go to a lot of comic conventions, so lots of hotel stays. I joke that housekeeping loves me. Trash is always bagged and ready to go, beds stripped and a nice tip left on the nightstand.
As it should be...as a former cleaner of vacation homes and condos, thank you.
I work with Children with special needs and that is a fact. We get hurt so much and nobody cares. Smh.. not even the parents of the very kids that hurt us. :/
I was a sped kid and thankfully I think my school would care. But even if they wouldn't I know I would care enough to complain if I ever saw it happen, and hopefully raise enough (non-violent) hell to have something done. Classrooms need to be safe for everyone, anything less is unacceptable. Now if you excuse me I need to go Uber-Jason style keyboard warrior about another reason why undisclosed recording needs to be allowed in sped classes. "BuT mUh tWo PaRtY cOnSeNt LaWs", go fuck off a cliff.
@@tbonbrad I agree. Many unspeakable things happen in those classes. So I agree cameras should be in all of them. I worked in a school that had them so it was great.
Probably not an occupation I would thrive at because I’d find new and novel ways of hurting back the ones who hurt me….. with plausible deniability of course. No cameras means it didn’t happen….ok but seriously though I could not do that kind of work because you hurt me I hurt you more. It's all about balance right. Mother Nature is always seeking balance so yeah…..anyway you people are like heros though for doing what you do and having the patience to work through it all and help those who need it most. Thats good on you. Much respect.
They probably get hurt too
That’s because anyone society perceives to be a victim or vulnerable can do no wrong. Children and disabled people are in this category. So ironically because you’re an adult and in an authority position, you can’t possibly be victimized yourself.
A hell of a lot of kids die at your college. It gets covered up. I worked at a university’s student center at the same time lived next to the funeral home. You’d be amazed how much gets swept under the rug.
Was that in ohio bc the university i went too had a funeral home and crematorium less than a block from campus
If parents loved their kids they’d stop sending them there
@@SonOvaSon college students are adults
Also a lot of rapes happen that are quietly dealt with.
Truck driver here. I once pulled into the parking lot of a downtown brick building. It had wire in the glass and bars cemented into every window. Razor wire rolled all along the roof top and cameras everywhere. The door had 3 locks on it. The sign said armed guards were authorized to shoot on sight, and that there were guard dogs on duty. I saw no dogs but there really were armed guards inside. What was I picking up there? Mattresses. Freaking mattresses. Once inside, I realized most of the security was meant to keep the sweat shop workers inside and hidden from view. But here I was, in the middle of America in a sweatshop with dozens of immigrant workers practically imprisoned inside. I wondered if any of them slept outside the factory, but knew better than to ask.
Another place I pulled into was about as generic as you can imagine. It was a newer building, the kind where you find some architectural or engineering company or accounting firm. Once inside, I was treated nicely and had access to a waiting room and a bathroom. What was I picking up? Millions of blank (unprogrammed) credit cards. Probably the most valuable load one could ever put in a semi. The whole place was hidden in plain sight. But you can bet your last dollar that the security was state of the art.
The theatre I worked at let us take the popcorn home. You could eat as much as you wanted while on break if you brought your own bowl and unlimited pop of you brought a cup. Plus free movies
Nice. Seems like a great trade off for whatever chump change you guys get paid for.
@@LermaBean near minimum wage from what I remember trying to get a job at one.
Treat your cable man nice, we work sunup to sundown and especially in the summer its rough. Only 1 break a day
I will if he ever gets here.
If he did his job properly maybe I wouldve 💀
You get a break every time you get in your vehicle.
My great grandmother used to work at one of the local grocery stores (it went out of business in 1989). She once told me that when they found packaged meat or other products that had expired, they used to take it out of the packaging, clean it and then sell it as fresh produce. Often at a slightly higher price.
I work at a Chiropractor. The amount of insurance fraud would make your head spin. Patient comes in for a 20 min massage, insurance is charged 500 dollars, for services never recieved. The entire family... EVERY WEEK. the massage therapist is paid $10 bucks and the business pockets the rest.
6:31 Baker's Delight? I can't at all imagine someone waking up at like 3 in the morning to bake all of those breads and pastries at EVERY store.
Why? That's what happens at a lot of independent places. Is it too much to ask for a bakery to bake it's own bread every day?
The way the voice says “croissants” is horrific. 52:44
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I used to manage a movie theater, I did not allow reusing popcorn. We made it fresh every single day, and repeated batches throughout the day. We never ever ever sold stale popcorn. Honest to God, we would have people come in off the street just to buy popcorn without seeing a movie.
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Anyone wondering a couple guys diced up McDonalds and served them to a professional chef gathering....they all thought it was the finest chcken
It’s very true about aerospace companies that do military contracts, all of their security is terrible. Scarily so
Costco was and is intended for smaller businesses like Ma and Pa local grocery stores to get their items and then eventually they opened it to the public.
Since this is a multi part video I have another one. There was a post about dirty walk in coolers. I worked at Hopworks Uban Brewery in Portland Oregon for 2 years, started as a dishwasher and ended as a prep cook. While dishwashing I deep cleaned the dishwashing area every Monday as that was our slowest day also as a prep cook I deep cleaned the walk in cooler every Monday. Would go in super depth on the cleaning too to make sure that any bit of grime gunk or mold was removed(yes mold can form in a walk-in in less that a week). For at least the time I worked there we passed all our health inspections with flying colors.
This is similar to the one about the HVAC company. My stepdad is a supervisor for a mobile home building company, and he's been there for around 14 years now, starting off in work release and then just never leaving. This place has always been one of the main places where work release inmates go and every day many workers are missing so my stepdad has to do the job of seeeveral other people as well as is own. People there do drugs all the time and anytime someone gets seriously injured or has health problems, the company uses their own dude in a pickup truck to bring the person to the hospital instead of calling an ambulance. People literally almost die there all the time and almost have heat strokes (I think some actually have had them), but the company only cares about making sure no government agencies find out about what goes on there. The owners of the company are like the richest guys in the county and the seniors of the town's high school had their prom pictures taken at one of the owner's houses. I've also heard stuff about one/both of the owners previously having other businesses that they've filed bankruptcy for and then just started new ones.
I worked at a Golden Corral for 6 months in-between leaving a job and moving out of state. Im not sure if this was just my local store, and a result of the franchisee, but when I started there I wouldn't touch my free meal with a 10 ft. Pole, by the time I left I happily ate my shift meal. Why? Because the standards employed there from food handling to clean up was incredible. I remember a manager making a cook throw away an entire bin of prepped chicken wings because it was prepared before it should have been (they knew it would be used super quickly but they didn't care, it was officially considered unsanitary) as a result the people lining up at the feeding troughs like animals would throw a fit because food was slow, but they didn't care, things were going to be done correctly there. The pay was trash and they begged me to stay, but I was used to way more money and I was leaving anyway. That was 7 years ago so things may have changed, but I'd have sent anyone there and been confident they were getting fresh, good meals.
I worked at a grocery store as a bagger. When someone would ask us if we had an item in the back we would go back there play in our phones. After a few minutes we would come back and say we didn’t.
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@@ssosso79 good
ER employee. I can attest to ALL the hospitals I've worked in that nurses will punish you in some way for pissing them off. Large, painful gauge needles, tight restraints, less effective pain killers, etc. Especially with patients brought in as a result of injury they received from someone who found out they hurt a woman or child. Or from police when they took you down.
Yea, story. We booked a kind of upscale hotel room in Birmingham, Alabama when I was 17. They overbooked and we lost our room. They paid for us to stay in another hotel, but we still lost money. We spend a good amount on this hotel room, and they sent us to the cheapest Days Inn where a cop was sitting out front, people were standing outside of their rooms and smoking entire packs of cigs in one sitting and drinking beer from paper bags, and they didn't have any double rooms left. If a hotel overbooks, they'll probably pay your rent for a room at another hotel, but they'll put you up in the cheapest one they can find.
Sue them
I worked in a caffe/restaurant at a 5 star hotel (not owned by it but on the property) and maaan it's so annoying when people ask for the manager just to be sure that i'm not trying to scam them out of 1.5 dollars for a coffee because they have an all inclusive check in.
Also for those that go on vacation, explore the room and make sure that people can't see you because we had many many people think that the bathroom windows overlooking the pool were one way(they were not) and everybody that was looking up cold see them jacking off fucking or taking a shower with the curtains open.
“There are a handful of apartments in the basements, in one there is a bedroom with two massive walk-in closets. These were the body fridges for the morgue. I don’t know how anyone could live there.”
....TWO huge walk-in closets? Two! In this real estate market?! I’ll live there!
18:47 So true about the regulars that don’t tip on deliveries. At the pizza place I worked for a couple years, we had one driver who had been there for many years. He knew dozens if not hundreds of regular customers by name and address and often order. It was always funny “yeah you’ll wanna take a left here they’ll be halfway down on the right. If the parents are gone the kids’ll just keep the tip money. And the moms an okay tipper. But if the dad answers, foo wee, you’ll be in the money!” And so yeah it goes without saying we knew exactly which ones were gonna be a straight up stiff or like 23 cents. We had a linux-based dispatch system though and so drivers pretty much were checked in and given deliveries in order. But you’d know.
Getting an IEP is similar to pulling the teachers teeth without numbing them, or being a dentist. Absolutely no excuse. I feel like the 'No kid left behind' is for everyone except mine🥺
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Seriously people consider this genius. It blew my mind when I discovered that I am actually amongst some of the few that research everything they can. When I was a kid I assumed that everyone knew everything so the only way to prepare myself for the world was to do just that; and I thought everyone did that because the internet had become so popular. They do not do that, this is just apparent now.
And that's literally what knowledge is. "They just know the right words to ask" Think about how intimidating it seemed to learn how to drive a car. After you learn it it's not intimidating at all. The operation isn't, sure traffic can induce anxiety, but that is just part of the being an alert driver. Almost everyone can drive a car that if you dont drive it may be evidence that something is wrong with you (alcoholism, epilepsy).
i dont research nearly as much as i used to because its kind of a fucking nuisance. but i totally agree and i still research things wayyyy more than most. ppl are morons, if you wanna get by in this world, ether hide how much you know or actively make yourself dumber :[
@@lopiklop Ditto, lad.
Totally felt this comment! And I still do. Are we the weirdos?
...nevermind, probably.
@@here7036 omfg! Truthiest Truth. Dumbing ourselves down to carry on a "normal" conversation.
Most of these sounded pretty understandable and fair enough but the HVAC one was horrible. Workers are the life blood of the company and should be able to work as safely as possible and be respected when injured.
Wow, 500$ would be a great price to give for plasma!! And I have a rare blood type.. And I sure could use the money. I’m homeless and quarantined!!
Mesquitequeen SATX wishing for things to get better for you soon.
if you're homeless how did you type this and how are you quarantined
Sooner Gaming I’m with out a home of my own, I live in a real cheap cheap motel room, I work where ever I can to get money to pay for room. So if I can give you some words, TAKE YOUR CRIMINAL RECORD SERIOUSLY!! Allways do the right thing, EVEN WHEN NO ONE IS WATCHING.. And, remember where you get income remember to SAVE!! When I was younger I had a great future, Just GREEn!(naive)..So when I go it I try to make as much possible to pay for as many days so I don’t be coming out every day.. I’ll be ok..
@@mesquitequeensatx7406 good luck!!
If this is real, I really really hope things get better for you. (Sorry Im cynical about stories like this, I live somewhere where it’s extremely common for people to pretend to be down on their luck for weed money donations or attention)
If you have someone doing law care on your yard, have a Gatorade and bottle of water for them when they get there. Sometimes they will give you a discount.
Id leave a cooler with ice tbh along with that.
Jokes on you funeral home I am having a natural burial. Won't scam my children.
You can get a mushroom suit that helps the body decompose faster...I hear ya regarding funeral homes...thought I would go into that industry and figured it wasn't for me. Scamming people during grief, doesn't sit well with me...
From what I have been told, the DNC list only applies to telemarketers (anyone trying to get you to buy something over the phone), not Telephone Interviewers asking if you want to participate in a research study.
Goodwill is the biggest scam on earth. People literally give away those things for poor people and then Goodwill turns around and sells it. At least make it more affordable, like a dollar for anything regardless if it's furniture or clothes.
If you're logged in on the Petco app or website and you place a pick-up/curbside order, the app/website will track you so that we know when you're on your way. Source: Petco Associate, just found this out earlier this week, and I think it's kind of creepy.
This is a message for Om1n1n. I used to drink alcohol. I got drunk too easy and couldn't walk in a straight line to save myself. Why I stopped was when I was flatting in a shared flat and I brought a bottle of Jack Daniels and I had some Coke Zero at home and decided to make myself some Jack Daniels and Coke and put too much Jack Daniels into a brandy glass. I had two of them one after the other then made the stupid decision to go out and visit a friend. I made it down the road and half way down some steps sat down threw up and passed out. Two of my flat mates found me and they couldn't wake me a good friend of mine found me and still couldn't wake me. I was told afterwards what happened. They managed to get me into my friends car and went back to where I lived. So they called an Ambulance and I was taken to Hospital and about three in the morning I heard this man saying hello. That was 7 years ago. I have never been to AA and I have never had a drink since and I never want to go back to that. I just drink Coke Zero and the occasional Hot Chocolate.
Almost every single bakery out there is going to be using boxed cake mix though many will add other additional ingredients in order to distinguish themselves. The primary reason for this though is assuring the product remains consistent.
The contractor that kept finding reversed door locks, it might not always be as bad as it seems, my sister in law while a moody teenager would lock herself in the basement/family room when she’d have a hissy fit, so her dad reversed the lock to the outside so she couldn’t do it anymore
I used to travel with Princess a lot (especially as an early 20). It is true that few people die on voyage, I do remember listening to the same joke by this same couples voyage before who travel on the ship for more than 400 days straight. It’s just a cheap retirement home with nice staff and lots of entertainment.
Some story from me: my last cruise trip was the voyage which was the one before big COVID outbreak in Japan (I went to the trip from Singapore to japan) and it resulted in travellers stuck in room all day for 3 weeks at one of the bay. Was so lucky to get off before the outbreak and I don’t think I will go back on another cruise trip
When Neil DeGrass Tyson says to get off the law
Me: Don't you mean, get off DeGrass?
Wow ! Frying oil is supposed to be changed every 5 hours, most places I’ve worked just top it off daily and change once a week , oh , and then somebody pays Them to be able to pick it up , gets turned into biodiesel. Nice to know that for years I’ve been cooking in dirty oil...you want Fries with that ?
You would go out of business if you changed oil every five hours. Most places just filter it 2-3 times a day and change it weekly. Fresh oil isnt ideal either, imo, for a good flavor.
Never showed up to any professors' office hours. Usually attended but drowned out the professors' lectures. I simply read the textbooks in entirety, did a lot of online research, and scored well over 100% with unnecessary completed extra credit in all of my studies.
I didn't graduate until I was 20 but not because I was violent. I actually missed a year of school because I moved to Seattle WA. That and the fact I was held back in 1st grade is why I graduated so late. My grades probably didn't help.
@1:00:26 Not surprised in the slightest.
Remember every employee (background checked or otherwise) is still on the honour system.
This means assumed honest until proven otherwise. It is the basis of every country and organisation.
Wouldn't be surprised if this happened in every financial institution everywhere.
Love all these American horror stories
On the AA one, I am a drug addict who has had one open heart surgery from drug use and needs a 2nd. The things is, those that can just *stop* using all day every day on their own don’t have the same brain make up as an actual addict. They just enjoyed using hard core until they didn’t anymore.
And as far as harm reduction like suboxone or methadone, every addict I know that uses those also abuses those or sells it or used with it and it helps them /function/ longer than just using illegal drugs would. (And the withdrawal is *WAY* worse than any other substance)
AA is all or nothing. After all of my struggles, and I’m still struggling, I still believe AA/NA is the one that will help me. The whole purpose is to help you find whatever higher power that will help guide you, even if you’re athiest.
I hate when nurses put medical terms on it when they don’t know the real struggle. % wise it does look bad, but street drugs are only getting worse and alcohol is everywhere you look.
All of what you said is true, but for people who aren't so far gone (i.e. don't have full physical dependency etc.) preaching total sobriety can do more harm than good. (Full disclosure: my only real experience with addiction is alcohol, in that I lost my grandmother to alcoholism and somewhat self-medicated with it in the past before I sought real mental health treatment.)
In some ways it's like telling people that their only options are drowning or avoiding water entirely, and that all swimmers will inevitably drown. But in reality, while swimming will always bear some risk of drowning, it is better to learn to swim properly and understand basic water safety. Some people will find they are a weak swimmer or just can't resist throwing themselves straight into a rip current and really should just avoid water, but they will at least have the tools to not drown if they ever fall in anyway.
3:35 id like to think that’s why I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 23. Cost me $1100 to get tested too, and I have health insurance
As an IT person myself I can agree with 16:55 . A lot of the times we just know what to Google
Holy hell I grew up "in the halls" as they say in NA/AA, and literally all they said were true. They have 12 steps, or tenants, and one of them is literally accepting the fact that being sober is the ONLY way to not end up in jails, institutions, or dead (I believe its the 3rd step prayer). As I grew up, I realized how backwards they were, and ultimately cut off all ties
See I think different areas operate differently because my experience has been completely the opposite to the description here.
What you describe only relates to habitual addicts who have tried everything and not been able to stop. In that case these people almost always end up one of those three, but not everyone has the disease of addiction and some can recover by other means.
The groups I go to have always told people that we can't tell you if you're an alcoholic or an addict, only they can decide if they are which is what the big book tells us. Anyone who trys to tell someone that they are have got it completely wrong and don't understand the principles of AA.
@@benpotter6832 "A meticulous analysis of treatments, published more
than a decade ago in The Handbook of Alcoholism
Treatment Approaches but still considered one of the
most comprehensive comparisons, ranks AA 38th out of
48 methods."
- _Gabrielle Glaser, "The Irrationality of Alcoholics Anonymous", from the April 2015 issue of The Atlantic_
@@schechter01 id be interested in reading that to see what the other methods are. Thanks..
The fast food guy was straight up lying. Oil gets changed every 24h-8 days depending on what product is being produced and what fryer model they have. Many mcdonalds for example have perfectly clear and yellow oil for 6+ days because they filter it every 24hours. It saves a lot of money and a lot of product. Saving product does matter if you hate seeing waste. Discarding oil every 5 hours is actually psychotic
at this point the Text to speech has become so normal im starting to believe it's an actuall person
I will never forget that pillow rule (I mean, 'PILLOW'): 27:00
The change the fryer oil every 5 hours thing blew my mind. I used to work at kfc and the regular fryers were about every 2 weeks and the pressure fryers could last almost a month. The oil was cleaned 2-3 times a day with magnasol (not confident on the spelling) and sent through a filter machine and this would.literally unburn the oil or atleast remove the carbon from it or something. We used our fryers almost constantly as well.
As a teacher I have to teach to the lowest common denominator in the class. It’s more important to admins that 1 kid doesn’t fail then 32 other kids get a good education. All comes down to money.
Wow, turns out I'm doing a better job as a radio host on a DayZ PvE server than actual Radio DJ's.
And I do it simply because I enjoy it.
"if it doesn't say 'fragile', it's getting chucked".
and when dealing with grocery foods, even if it says 'fragile' (i.e. chips), it's still getting chucked.
I’ve been on 8 cruises and had room attendants steal my stuff on 2 of them. Those employees seem to either be awesome, or steal my shit.
As for the mac n cheese one - my family's lower middle class, has never really been upper class, and while my kid brother likes the "shells" macaroni, I've always liked the original best. Probably because for years I couldn't have the original back when they made it with artificial dye, but before my mum discovered my dye sensitivity we bought tons of Kraft Dinner, so the original is what I remember having as a toddler, and the more "natural" shell stuff tastes really different but by the time my brother was eating solid food we'd stopped buying original KD cause of the dye but we bought the shells on occasion because they were artificial dyes/flavour/preservative free, so what he remembers having as a toddler is probably the shells.
I don't know why anybody would think that cruise ship workers aren't hooking up all the time. Doesn't seem like much of a revelation. A lot of young people, from numerous countries, transient jobs, stuck together in close quarters. Duh.
IT here. Provided managed support for servers for clients at my previous job. Often times this involved investigating large files or folders with many questionable content. Turns out almost every small-medium sized business owner/ceo/exec keeps porn on their company's server that isn't hidden at all. Being bound by NDA's, I wasn't able disclose anything considered personal data unless it was obviously illegal. When the boss locks the office door and shuts the blinds, there's a decent chance they're getting in a fap.
That’s awesome
The rehab thing is true. My husband was an alcoholic when we met (He's a caring and sweet person, he just had a problem with it because his family has a problem with it)
He kicked it for me with my help. It takes a lot of hard work and determination but you can absolutely do it.
He does feel bad sometimes about having a drink though and I'm always here to remind him that having a few drinks or even getting drunk once in a while is fine, especially if it's with me! I wouldn't get drunk and not expect him to. We all (most) do it.
40:43 my aunt only did that to her oldest because he would lock himself in his room or walk the house at night when he was 2. It was to keep him from getting hurt in the kitchen since they had a open floor plan at the time.
I work at Starbucks, but just quit last week. You’d be surprised at how often mold forms into the ice machine..
I like to think the twins thing was the two boys getting a second chance
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1:23:16 this one hits close to home. I was traveling thru Chattanooga, and decided to visit Ruby falls, and now that it's mentioned, it did strike me how much work was done to make it an attraction. Now I know it's fake. But at least the tour guide pointed me towards a real cave to visit, Tuckaleechee caverns just outside the smokey mountains. That place is very much real.
Worked in the kitchen at a high end restaurant (40$ apps, 80$ entrees). We are having a big super bowl Sunday private event, goes great. that night I'm cleaning the fryer and stop when I get to the bottom and pull out a nerf football sized rat fried to a crisp. It had been there all day, and if night shift before me didn't clean the fryer then that rat had been there for all 150 guests, kids, and staff. I demanded a raise to keep my mouth shut, they agreed. Pay comes no raise. Sent the photos to the health inspector, it was on my day off when they called me in too do a "emergency deep clean" before the inspector shows. I say ok, and show up with the inspector.
52:40 Soups, chilli, donuts, muffins, chicken, steak, buns, CROOWASANGS
Back to the college thing, not super proud of this but I got away with a 10 page assay in APA style in which I only wrote the abstract first and last page I copy pasted the entire body paragraph from some random article on the man homepage and my sources were all the first references from a search on the schools online library with no actual quotes. At the time I was active duty military and we were running 12-14 hour shifts on the flightline so I figured I’d make a excuse about files getting mixed up and resubmit it. Got a 92% my guess is the instructor read the abstract then flipped straight to work cited page 40 plus students 10 page papers.
I knew a guy who work at the Sabarros pizza At the mall next to my old townhouse before they close down. Me and my best friend & ex roommate would walk over there every night around 7:45 or so and that man would HOOK us up we would order a slice or a pepperoni roll or whatever and he would just charge us for the 1 item and str8 up fill a large pizza box up with dam near a whole pizza along with whatever he had left. Like other fast food restaurants anything that they would have left at closing time they would just throw in the trash, so he would ask everyone either ordering or just walking by if they wanted anything and he would just give whatever he had left away for free. I miss that free food, and that super nice guy. Hope he is still doing well.
The person who is talking about AA seems to be basing their opinions about it from what others have told them. It's likely many are those who don't want to stop drinking/using and are making excuses for not going or giving it a try because I have seen the same thing in these places and the staff listen to the majority of their clients who aren't ready to stop or just have no intention of stopping but want a prescription from them or have been forced to attend when the staff should do their own research.
Obviously not all meetings are the same but they definitely don't shame anyone who has a relapse, when a person relapses and uses the excuse about not wanting to go and being made to feel bad that's either an excuse for not going or shame that they are projecting on themselves.
AA is all about love and compassion, you can be honest and not worry about being harshly judged or criticised by everyone else. Yes the success rate isn't high at all but that's the same for any addiction treatment. The fact that it's proven to work for some people is amazing and if you keep it up and do what's suggested even if you are still drinking or using your life will be better for it and your chances of getting sober and being able to live a happier life are immeasurably higher.
So many people put AA down because it didn't work for them or someone else but it can't do all the work for you which is what so many people expect. Getting clean is the hardest thing a person will ever attempt and when you don't want to stop you'll make any excuse for not staying sober. We know that AA will only help us to get clean so anyone who doesn't want to stop will naturally make any excuse that they are able to think of to stop attending and act like nothing will help them. The addiction doesn't want you to stop so you'll convince yourself not to go back even though it's obvious that it's better than not going.
Even after I stopped going and decided to not remain sober the things that I learnt from AA helped me in every aspect of my life from relationships to work and being happier in general. The 12 step program can improve anyone's life even if they aren't an alcoholic/addict because it's all about learning to accept the negative things that you can't change in your life, discovering more about yourself and why you think and behave like you do and then working on improving your character defects, also showing us how to be less selfish and help others so we start feeling better about ourselves while also being less effected by the things that upset or frustrate us from the biggest things right down to the most insignificant stuff that can get to us and build up over time.
Just ask the family members of AA members who have actually given it a real attempt beyond just a few weeks. They are the ones who notice the changes and most of them can't believe how much it helps their loved ones as well as helping them in turn. The only people I have seen being critical of it are those who refuse to accept that their loved one is at fault and expect the group to babysit them everytime they call. It's a program that teaches you to take action and be accountable, not to get other people to do all of the hard work for you.
"“AA is below cognitive behavioral therapy and aversion
therapy and regular therapy, below marriage counseling
and self-help books, naltrexone and another FDA-
approved drug called acamprosate, below psychedelic
drugs and even placebos.”
nypost.com/2019/04/13/how-alcoholics-anonymous-lied-to-the-american-people/
You don't need to be berated by others to beat your own self up for your failures (real or perceived). As wonderful as your AA group was, I guarantee you there have been members before AND since you were part of it that stopped going after one tipsy night because they couldn't bear to show their face there again. Even if they had previously seen and helped support people who had done the exact same thing many times before their own lapse. Some of the most compassionate people in the world won't cut themselves even a tiny degree of the slack they show the rest of the world as easily as breathing. And for a lot of them, it's a big part of the reason they drink in the first place.
Don't eat bob Evans mash potato..i workd at a processing plant...rotten Potatoes and buttermilk and other foreign objects
The Jesus hand-job thing at 45:29 is pretty hilarious
1:28:59 but shells and cheese taste far better than the normal Kraft. And also the cheese isnt dried.
I used to work for UPS. Even if it says fragile, there's a good chance it'll still get chucked
My brother lives in a house that has two deaths that happened in it. One was an old lady and my brother says that he can often smell perfume/ cigrette smoke even though his wife nor his kids smoke/wear any perfume. The second was that a Kid ended up drowning in their bathrooms bathtub. I heard it was a drowning but when I asked my SIL about it she said that what happened was that he had a breathing problem and ended up kicking in while his mother was giving him a bath.
Also my sister owns and use to live in a place where an old lady died. She died in the house but she's not sure how as she was told that the old lady tripped down the stairs and broke her neck, stairs are extremely steep, and also that she died downstairs in her bedroom in a hospital bed that my sister still has, I slept in it a couple of times and I can honestly say, that shit was comfy.
24:04
Do people really ask where Jack and Rose are while on a cruise? That's so hilariously dumb 🤣🤣🤣. Like Id prolly stare at them for a minute, roll my eyes, and head straight for the crew bar.
If over booked a good hotel will put you in a "sister hotel" owned by the same corporation or smaller llc. It will likely be at least just as nice or nicer. And they'll transport you if need be. But if on a business trip and you have a meeting room booked 95% you wont be the one booked out of the hotel unless someone makes a pretty big mistake.
And instead of trying Priceline or Expedia or whatever if you call the hotel and as the price and dont like it they sometimes can go down and will
The Dodo/NowThis one has me shook
19:34 I think that was my mom but I can’t ask the person their account no longer exists.
4:58 huh maybe if we libraries had people trained exactly for this stuff Ash would still be alive
6:50 Too be fair that seems a bit impossible to check the sea of sources that must accumulate for one assignment alone. Seems more like a 'what can you do' situation than teachers being lazy. Though I guess after a few years you could build an unofficial list for blanket approval.
Oh please, my professors checked my sources and it was before he internet. Everyone is so lazy now.
“...before *the internet.”
Too lazy for spell check huh? 😉
Roasted that ass! 😂
Can confirm on the special needs teacher... Not a teacher but a bus driver... It's worse as a driver because we have no support... And with the pandemic we are extremely understaffed
1:28:45 that’s a very different product because they’re talking about the kind that has the big bag of melted velveeta cheese and it tastes 1,000,000 times better than original!
the movie theater popcorn thing, explains so much
Used to work for a fast food restaurant who took their name from their distinctive red-headed (female) mascot.
True to our slogan, our hamburger patties are never frozen, just stored barely above freezing. However, the french fries, chicken nuggets, and chicken breasts for sandwiches are all frozen. Also, the ground beef for our, ah, famous chili is taken from burgers from the previous night that weren't eaten.
For my specific store, the oven we used to bake potatoes and bacon was in massive disrepair, the latch keeping the door shut broke off years ago so the manager just bolted a deadbolt from Home Depot on to keep it shut, though sometimes it fell open anyways. Also, the oven had about a 50/50 chance of just going out halfway though the day and it's honestly a surprise the damned thing didn't blow us all to hell.
I worked at a company that made sauces like mustard and horseradish.
They had strict rules and regulations for health and safety. And they tried to uphold these rules and stand by them.
But there were slips, sometimes something truly gross would happen and the people in charge would just shrug their shoulders and ignore it.
Had a guy with a drippy nose who would sometimes drip into the mixing tanks for the mustard.
Once found an animal bone in some horseradish roots, after throwing the bone away they still used the roots that were on the same pallet.
And one time a guy dropped half a bucket of mustard on the ground. He grabbed a clean and sanitized shovel and just started putting the top of the pile back in the barrel.
I told the boss and he shrugged and smiled saying, “At least that half wasn’t touching the floor.”
And these are just the ones I can immediately remember.
53:29 About a month ago we had a tornado come thru town. It wasn't real bad but power was out for a busy street for a couple of miles. One of the businesses in that area was a Papa John's. I thought it might be closed but tried to order online. It was going to let me...I thought I should probably call in the order instead. When I called, a girl answered and I could hear a TV and dogs in the background. Supposedly the store's phones had redirected the phone number to someone working from home. She had no idea that a tornado had knocked out the store's power. I was shocked...what would have happened if I placed (and paid for) my order online?
The breakfast burritos at McDonald's are premade and are stored in the walk in freezer.
Did anyone else notice when it said "croissants" as "grew-a-signs"?
I laughed so much
But I heard "Crewuhswangs"
@@curli7288 It could have been both. All I know really is that it was NOT pronounced the way most people say "croissants".
I DECLAAAAREEE... BAANKKRUPPPTTCCCYYYYYY!!!!
Can attest to Tim Horton's frozen food practices. The eggs are disgusting and they charge way too much for everything. The 50 million drinks they make are pretty good, though, including the coffee - though it's all still too pricey.
Most contractors do not care about safety despite their proclaimed safety culture. All they want, is production on the construction site. They will provide the crappiest PPE possible and in many cases provide PPE that is insufficient for the job at hand. For example I need to be tied off if 4ft or higher in an MSHA regulated site, instead of providing a self retractable lanyard, they'll give me a lanyard that requires about 15-18ft of height to be effective, even if I'm 4-12' off the ground.
AA person doesn't understand alcoholism . Or addiction non the less. It why it is a disease. And being negative the users are not forever sober is destructive. Yes we you want standards but you also need to understand what is going on.
6:31 Dunkin' Donuts.
I don't know when they did this, but in in a metroplex town near Dallas, Texas, I knew the guys that worked at our local 24-hour Dunkin Donuts Shop and I can tell you that used to make them every morning at 4:30 and there was probably more being made at 4:30 p.m. if not times in between. I've rolled a few big batches of dough out myself , cut 'em out and thrown 'em in the oil to fry, covered them in glaze and dipped them in chocolate sheet.
I suppose it was when the health craze started in the 80s, Dunkin Donuts business plummeted the two shops we had in town closed, even the one Winchell's we had, closed long before that - they were on a One Way side street going to the Downtown Square their business was booming in the a.m. and at lunch but my guys' was on a highway that runs through major business area in town that was used as the "main drag" for teen cruisin' on weekends. I don't hear about Dunkin Donuts for 20 years, all of a sudden I'm seeing commercials about their ' wonderful coffee' being sold in grocery stores and whatnot. I guess they revamped and or still made a living in some Midwestern and colder States that maybe drink a lot more coffee and where Starbucks had not begun to shine yet (if that's even possible).
Shortly after I saw a video here on RUclips " Irish try Dunkin Donuts" they called it "stale" and "not very good" and "not as good as Krispy Kreme" and "gross (etc)", asking "how did they ever get so popular , that we would hear about them " , and then later on, I was watching some other RUclips video and it told the fact that Dunkin indeed is making them as frozen products that are heated up and served as though they were made fresh that morning.