Nah more like he doesn't have enough employees and most of his skeleton crew quit and he blames the high school for his lack of employees and having to close
@@raidernation1969 u kidding me. It’s the customers that need to know how to treat the employees right. The “customers are always right” has no value anymore.
High schoolers being a nuisance to society after school is over isn’t news, but someone actually doing something about it is new, huge props to him and I hope those kids learn a valuable lesson one day 👏🏼
My thoughts are that since this Del'Taco is probably a hangout spot for some of the students having them close their doors for an hour and half after school might be the kick in the ass that small group needs in order to get one of their hangout spots back
@ Ego Master What you failed to comprehend here is there was NO profits being made during this time because the kids we were too busy harassing the employees.
As a high schooler I’m happy that this owner is caring about his employees. I find it disgusting that some high schoolers disrespect and harass customer service employees. I’m also a customer service employee so I really appreciate a boss who stands up for his employees and tries to make a safe and comfortable environment. I agree parents need to teach their kids better and the school should also handle this.
There's nothing a little kick in the ass won't fix every now and then just to keep these little brats straight. That way, they won't end up having a criminal record. It's discipline, not abuse. It's high time the rest of society knew that.
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@@__rm307 I'm not talking about child abuse, I'm talking about discipline. Sometimes a small dose of harsh punishment does a world of good because it keeps them out of trouble.
This behavior arises from parents who do not instill any values into their kids and prefer to not supervise them. The kids I saw as become problem kids on the teams I coached over many years, were those who kids whose parents ignored them.
@@breezybird403 I have a tremendous amount of respect for kids who work in these restaurants. I wouldn't do it. Just sit for a minute and watch the action behind that counter. They are working hard and fast with a lot of teamwork.
@@Gen10civic Nah, their behavior suggests their parents haven't instilled any sort work ethic, discipline or responsibility in their little angels. The school probably gets threatened with lawsuits for any disciplinary actions attempted. They'll be on their entitled asses loafing at home posting on tik tok/the gram or playing on a PS5 that mommy and daddy got for them.
The restaurant needs to release videos of this harassment, so the parents can SEE who is doing it. I tell you, if it were one of my kids, there would be HELL to pay! They knew this, and never had this issue come up.
20 years ago the owner of a store by my son's high school told me that he really appreciated my son's good manners & respectful behavior compared to most of the other kids. So this is yet another opportunity to brag about that.
@@abcdefg-xm7dc is that all you have is dog whistles? Yes, progressives They love volience Rapist Murders Bashing people in the head Drunk driving Every law they pass Is meant for them to get away with it With no bail law They love these actions They kill Loot Riot Burn All.facts
I used to be a manager at a small Chinese restaurant, one time there was a girl who worked in the front and these girls who didn’t like her left a huge mess all over their table, they flipped their dirty plates on the table and flipped cups with soda in them so when she had to clean it would make a bigger mess. I recognized one of those girls who left a mess come back in a week later with her family an told them they couldn’t dine in because of what she did last time. Her moms reaction along with her dads, an her face turning bright red from being caught was amazing lol the other employee who had to clean it got a huge apology that day.
I hope you know that your speaking up about it to her parents in her presence may have been a life-altering moment. Those teachable moments have a way of triggering our minds to do better. 🙏🏼
If I found out my kid did something like this to bully someone, their phone would be nuked. Social media apps and games blocked for a month. No going out for two weeks, and during those two weeks, you're going to be volunteering at an old folks' home every day after school and homework. Don't like it? Too bad, so sad: learn to show respect for the people around you. Even if you don't like them.
Wow. Well At least her parents were mad at her, and they were taking your side. Good for them. Unfortunately, some parents would’ve taken their kids side, and been mad at you for not letting them dine there, which they would have no right to be. But you did the right thing.
Reporter: Those kids then begged to be be hired at that same Del Taco 2 years later. The owner declined and sent them to a Gas station Subway around the corner. The same people harassing where now harassed and told “Yall must love handeling footlongs all day”. Justice was served.
Lol these white kids definitely have parents it’s just the timing and location that’s all ..no need to exaggerate the situation..I even asked a kid where the hell do you guys come from n he was like there’s a school around the corner which made sense
“I hate to say it but it falls back on the parents.” The fact that we have to “reluctantly” place the responsibility onto the parents is a true indicator of the real problem. At least he acknowledged the issue.
Right? At this age, your old enough to know right from wrong, sure it definitely falls mostly on the parents for raising them that way or for not disciplining them. But I've been around teens a long time and most of them are just shit heads regardless, so yeah all these ppl tryna make them seem like "oh poor babies didn't know any better" fuck off, if u have a correctly functioning brain, regardless of your parents, just by being a part of society you can realize what's right from wrong, at least to an extent...
That's not the case most times. These kids wouldn't dare act like this around their parents, they do it because they have no authority watching over them away from home
@@agentcodybanx8909 If you need an authority figure to keep you in check then that means morals, conscience and decency have not been instilled into the kids and it's the parents' fault.
I’m literally watch kids become less and less held accountable. I used to baby little kids when I was a teen and a lot of my friends did. Now I wouldn’t dare let these teens near my child. I thought us Millineals sucked as teens.
My parents were working multiple jobs around the clock and as a result we were left without a ton of supervision- and while I was a hooligan in high school, my parents raised us to be respectful to everyone, especially service workers, because they spent so much time in those jobs. I never behaved this way and if my friends ever tried to, I would tell them to stop being a-holes. You’re right, as a millennial I was a trouble maker, but this is next level garbage.
sorry for a reply to this two year old comment, but as a non millennial i'm curious, what do you mean when you say you 'sucked' as a teen? what were high schoolers like in your generation?
@@sunnerssnag when I was a teen we could all be trusted to leave the house and not have while places shut down due to disrespect or being extremely disruptive to our environment. There were also a lot more places geared toward teens to be able to hang out. We all used to walk the street (with our cell phones of course). Most of us had either a job or babysat on the side. We all had a basic knowledge of technology and a teen trouble-shooting for an adult was just a common occurrence. Now I notice teens these days can’t seem to trouble shoot tech, the adults are doing now. Most of them don’t want to learn how to drive at all which is strange to me. I no longer seen teens babysitting nor do I ever see groups of them hanging out. I’m not saying Millennials are the best generation. I just notice we had a lot more confidence in our own abilities and a lot more independence, also more self awareness. Now when I go into certain stores they have rules that teens are not allowed to walk in there in a group, no bags/backpacks, or without adult supervision. That never happened when I was growing up.
Oh snap, that was my ex and her 8-year old son (she is a single mom I dated - not my child), she was best friends with her son and it was disgusting to witness (one of the many reasons it didn't work). It's okay to be friends with your child but when it interferes with your ability to parent and you excuse their actions often and defend their poor actions that's when there's a huge issue.
How are the parents being held accountable? Nobody's talking to the parents. They're just locking the doors so the little shitheads can go harass employees at another fast food place.
Good for him protecting his workers from the stress of immature brats! Must have been hell, hopefully things have gotten better with that dine in close time.
I'm surprised more businesses have limited access to their stores due to the massive disrespect people have been showing to retail workers in general. We also have a literal Karen outbreak since the pandemic started.
Considering how many adults you see today all over the United States just FREAKING out in public, with their damn kids right by them, it’s no wonder the same kids grow up, not even just being disrespectful, but outright hostile. There are so many wonderful people in the US of all ages, but the chaotic people are just too overwhelming now.
Absolutely, it seems more and more people have no common sense or any ability to control themselves in public. If no one sets some boundaries on these kids they'll keep doing it as adults.
“It’s just a small group that’s making him close his doors” doesn’t justify those students harassing the staff. They already deal with enough with just the job alone and if this is what the owner needs to do to protect his team, then he’s being a leader and showing respect, something those kids need to learn.
Problem is that it's a franchise location, not a family business. Head Office can force them to re-open during those hours, in fact they probably already have since this video was posted.
Doesn't help with those new California laws that allow people to damage and steal stuff as long as its under $1000 dollars.. They know the police can't do anything then things like this happen..
@@IslanderloverBKK they are being overdramatic. The law they are talking about turns stealing under 1000 dollars from felonies into misdemeanors. this is mainly to help the youth not be screwed if they had a.. troubled childhood. don’t believe everything you hear
@@Jenema2 I’m sure owner talked to them 1st before he implemented that rule and they were fine with it. Anyway it’s a temporary thing. 1&1/2hrs a day to the corporate office is not a big deal if it’s gonna keep the employees safe
As a working high schooler, when I hear my friends talking about them bother a stores employers I get mad at them now. I used to think I was funny but it’s just a nuisance when I see it now. They’re always like “stop being so uptight, let loose” my go to response is” get a job and let me bother your coworkers”
"the customer is always right" was a phrase invented by someone who owned a prestigious store for the high class elites. Buying 30 cent tacos does not entitle you to treat people like assholes. Respect the people who handle your food- anything can happen.
The customer is always right was an economic theory about supply and demand. ie: as a business owner, you should supply what customers demand. It has nothing to do with customer service. Entitled people have taken this way out of context. EDIT: Apparently the supply and demand part to “The customer is always right in matters of taste”. Is a newer interpretation of the original saying. Thank you to everyone who corrected me. It is still taken way out of context though imho.
@@rolando90s I may just drive from Texas just for his tacos lol. I'm sure there are a lot of people who agree with you that will gladly give him their business.
Although, closing the doors for an hour and half between lunch and dinner while leaving the drive-up open probably isn't costing that much. He's saving way more by reducing employee turnover.
@@bradleynoneofyourbizz5341 plus if his store is open late, it actually gives employees time to clock in, clean, and stock the store with no issue! I worked McDonald's and let me tell you, it was fucking hell to try to stock and clean for the next shift. Between rude ass customers who could see I was mopping but insisted I get their fucking condiments for them and food that almost always needed delivered outside (because of a stupid competition between the McDonalds' for fasted drive thru, which meant they would pull more cars and nothing got done thanks to it), I wish we would've closed at least for an hour so we could get shit done and go home. One manager made me stay late to clean A FUCKING MESS SHE MADE RUSHING TO MAKE A MILKSHAKE! So I wish all food/service companies would do this. It would make our lives so much easier
The high school staff should do something about this. Especially inform the parents and make disciplinary action. Kids are very disrespectful and need to be taught a lesson.
I remember my best friend and I going to the nearby Wendy’s after school sometimes. We’d order our Frosties and fries, find a table and have a great time. All without disrespecting or harassing anyone. Good times.
Exactly. You can go hang out after school at a restaurant without causing havoc and still have a great time. I used to do that with my friends but at a local burger restaurant called Flame's. Never saw clown behavior there either.
back when I was in high school we had an hour long lunch and my friends and I all would go to Wendy's, get food, get a table, and just eat and talk and chill, then we'd go back to class. Never a problem. This is crazy
It's so pathetic these kids and their parents must think it's "cool" to behave this way. Why else would they be proudly and publicly doing something that, to every normal person, makes them look like an absolute ignorant, zero class waste of life? People like this are the EXACT reason we CANNOT have NICE THINGS.
funny thing is... that the group of idiots that broke the last straw.... probably bragged about it... so the students know who it was....and now they are probably hated by everyone 😂😂😂 especially if that was the only fast food joint within walking distance
When I was in high school, we were expected to act like adults, and most of us respected our off campus lunch hangouts. These places are typically opened across from a school with the intention of being THE lunch destination. For them to close during the day in order to actively avoid student business, means the harassment must have been extremely bad.
nah high school teenagers have always been horrible, even back in the 60s there were terrible bullies who bullied people at school but also treated customer service horribly. people like to think of the past with rose tinted glasses
@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 Sorry, I meant my particular school back in 97-99. We personally didn't do stuff like that, and kids who tried were typically put in check by their peers. Other schools in town had a reputation for that stuff, but we were never a public nuisance.
All comes down to parenting unfortunately. Some kids can grow up in a great home and just turn out rotten, but vast majority turn out rotten because their parents didn't teach them better
It seems like there is an unavoidable 1% of rotten horrible people in school. So we have to really do something about the extremely belligerent. Whatever policies we have in place don't appeared to be enough to prevent things like this from happening.
Mommy and Daddy don't dare reprimand their sweet Junior. Here in STATEN ISLAND NY...attitude problems as well. Young teenage males and Millenials living with Mom and Pop and driving expensive sportcars causing havoc on our local roads.
S L * not entirely true. I was raised in a horrible home,lost my 16 y/o brother when I was 7 because mom made him stay home to sale her drugs when she left the state. And experienced much worse from bad parenting. I turned out pretty good.my brother in-law was raised in a good wholesome home and didn't really experience bad parenting. Became a heroin addict for years,stealing from anyone,including family to get his fix. For the most part,You can't control the path your kids decide to take.
Hes losing $ and profits because of rude, punk kids. Where are the PD? School Recource Officers? In 2021 CA no one wants to sued ⚖ or called a racist....
I hoping the attention this is getting he'll get more profits and support from the community for stepping up. And people probably know who these crap young people are. And maybe more businesses will join him in shutting their sh*t show down
@@DavidLLambertmobile Well technically in this situation he isn't. Because if the punk kids came in, they would cause pain for the employees and customers and they would lose money because the employees would quit. Yet if we just shipped the problem kids off to the Great Pacific Garbage patch to do some community cleaning, we'd all be good.
When I was a punk kid and got out of hand, a phone call to my father shut me down real fast. Bet this youngsters don’t’t have a male presence in their lives.
Ehh I doubt that I used to act out in school when my step dad was around, once he was gone for good I actually became less of a trouble maker in school
“99% of students are respectful”... Now that’s just being generous. I bet if that reporter talked to some of those teachers off the record they’d tell her about 90% of students are disrespectful.
Actually, no. As a person who works in the fast-food industry, the kids are usually the best customers. They're either too tired after school to kick up a fuss, too anxious to really complain, or on their phones patiently. People really give teenagers a lot of shit when the most intolerable customers are typically the older ones.
Not quite that much at my school, but a big bunch do have their egos up in their asses, especially when they’re part of the racial majority. It makes them follow the bandwagon and think being disrespectful is “cool.” It’s stupid, really. I was walking in the parking lot after school was out, and a group of kids suddenly decided it was a good idea to say “ching chong ching” (racial slur to anyone who “look” Chinese, aka. most south/south-east asia). I wanted to flip off on them, but seeing them hide within a group of others, I kept on walking. I’m a sophomore, and thankfully I take more advanced classes, so I never really interact with those kids. The kids in the advanced classes are extremely respectful, and they’re always engaged in class. I love it there. But I can always see the teachers drained from their normal classes. Not saying that all students from normal classes are disrespectful, but there really is a different atmosphere in there.
@@feodorawicked5014 As another person who works in food service, it’s hit or miss. Either the kids are great, or they are _awful,_ but I guess that’s not really limited to kids. Young people on the whole are definitely easier and better to deal with than older folks though, that’s for true.
@@feodorawicked5014 🙄 yet this business had to close because of some high school kids. Area plays a big part. I don't deal with nearly as many bratty kids moving to an area with more traditional values. But when I lived out west a lot of bad parents with horrible kids made me question my industry...
I used to work at Del Taco and every Tuesday was a nightmare, because of the dollar tacos and the high school students would have taco eating contest. We had to clean their messes until my old manger spoke up about cleaning up after themselves, he was called everything in the book along with racial slurs.
I used to be a server at an Italian place in a town right by a reservation. People from the rez hated white people and would come in, order a bunch of food, deliberately spill shit and make a mess, and then leave without tipping a dime. I was not used to racism this blatant before working there and the hostess warned me and said "sorry you're up; these people are going to leave a mess and not tip." Me being me, I thought "nah, I'll be nice, be of good service, and turn them around." I was stupid for thinking that. She was right. I got shafted, had to clean up after them like they were five-year old children, and they didn't even leave a fucking dime for a tip. Pretty infuriating.
@UCEeo_tMeIcEWwbJ3kkRuuQg You're a willing hater if you don't realize different factions have been intentionally created and engineered to fight amongst themselves.
What do you expect when you have the Democrats continuing to throw free benefits and free money every chance given. This is what children are being taught. Look at the schools and what they’re teaching the children. The country has completely gone down in a matter of months…
Defective idiots who accomplish nothing in life are allowed to freely breed and subject the rest of the world to their little genetic mistakes. This is why I’m rooting for Covid, Ebola… anything to thin this herd.
My highschool did this too in AZ, the McDonald's across from the school made it a policy that no one with a backpack is allowed inside and if you are a student you can only order, get your food and leave. You couldn't eat inside from 2pm-4pm
It’s always those “Somebody” that ruins it for everyone else. I was a teenager working as a Cleaner and Waiter in a neighborhood Italian restaurant establishment in a suburban area over 20 yrs ago and we always had the busiest few hours when school is out for the day and students fill up the lobby area. It wasn’t an issue until the the Jock’s and Cheerleaders learned that the restaurant was the place that a lot of the Other students hanged out at, due to the outdoor picnic table, indoor arcade games corner, and juice bar. They would come there and behave like they were on the school fields, throwing the football around inside of the lobby and the cheerleaders would be practicing their cheers in the parking lot. It all came to an end when some of the students filmed the incidents and gave it to the school causing the school to withdrew from the seasons games or else the restaurant was gonna go to the news media with the story, because the owner was being harassed by the students as well, and it was on tape showing the jocks using their privilege to threaten the owner that they will get their parents to shut his place down if he bans them. Eventually everything went back to the way it was, but in 2017 the owner relocated his business to the City due to Political Harassment from the locals because he was an Italian-Bulgarian immigrant who refrained from allowing signs to be posted on his property.
We had the same issue with the gas station across from our local high school. They banned all backpacks and limited the amount of people in the store to 5 after school ended. Super sad that it needed to be done, but kids wouldn't stop stealing.
If that many kids are stealing from the gas station, that says more about the kids needing help. They're not getting what they need at home or in the school cafeteria
A local Papa John's once called my sister to see if she was okay. She had graduated high school and moved away, and they hadn't heard from her in a while. Treat your local hangouts right, kids.
Papa Johns gets a bad rep and I don't know why. I did a paper on them for a business class in college and they are very community oriented. They help pay for college for employees as well.
@@pututunik8748 she didn't do anything. The sister probably frequents the local Papa John's but since she moved away after high school, the staff was worried they hadn't seen her for a while so they called her worried about her, probably has her number from ordering delivery.
A friend of mine who worked at a fast food place had this issue as well. High school students would purposely smear their food across the table, fill cups with ketchup and sugar, and leave dirty toilet paper with poo in the sink. One night while they were just about to close up a bunch of students walked in. They left dirty trays on the table, food was dumped onto the floor, gum was stuck to the table and they smeared plum sauce on the wall. Luckily one of the co workers knew one of the kids parents and called them and told them how it was a continual problem. The parents were shocked and the next day came in with their son and made him apologize to the workers. He was told the next time he does anything like that he wouldn’t be allowed in the store anymore and his friends parents were also contacted and last I heard they never left a mess ever again
Like they say, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”, and looking at how adults are treating store and restaurant workers, I’m not surprised if some of these same adults are parents or grandparents to children/teens who act like this.
Glad to see this owner is making sure to take care of his employees. That's honestly the best kind of management. Also, it's true that the actions of the few can reap consequences for the many.
My great great granddaughter told me that when she worked at Jack in the box, where the high school kids would have book bags and calculators and stuff
Because you are not wrong. Those are the same parents who either A) do not work, they just collect benefits on government assistance or B) never worked in a restaurant in their lives, just went straight from high school to college to grad school to professional work, nothing in between.
Of course they would. If the child presents him self as a good kid with and around the parents thats what you believe. A kid that goes under the radar isn't a jerk at home. He is well behaved as to be given the privilege of freedom, allowance and the benefit of the doubt. If the kid was a jerk at home more than likely the parent wouldn't respond to anything involving their kids.
You're 100% right. I work at a school and when the "devious licks" trend was going on, some bathrooms had to be closed because they were inoperable due to damage done by the kids themselves. Fastforward a few days, parents are complaining on Facebook about how unfair it is for kids to be "watched over like prisoners" when they go to the restroom, and one went as far as to say "we all did that when we were kids." I wish they would send those accepting parents the bill for all the damages, and maybe even make the kids responsable clean it all up.
Similar situation going on at my place of work too. Few days ago the management staff and GM was having a meeting with the principal of the school.. it really is unfortunate.
It’s very, very sad that the owner is having to close indoor dining at all, however I commend him for protecting his employees. The young people need to learn respect!! I work in the restaurant biz in Los Angeles and am noticing more alarming behavior in this age group as well. What gives?
I am also in the bar and restaurant industry. Honestly, people altogether have become so ignorant and rude. This is a big reason why no one wants to work in this industry anymore. Not only are we extremely understaffed and running around crazy on every shift trying to keep up, people have become so demanding and entitled, it’s unreal…
Arrogant entitled parents "raise" arrogant entitled kids. Not to mention all the parents that just don't want to do the hard work that it takes to raise their children to be considerate and compassionate human beings...
@@JJ-hw9dt what's worse is the demanding ones act like we are stupid and ask for one thing at a time. Go to the table and kitchen 10 times in a row bc Karen needs something every single time you go back, not like you have any other tables or anything. Then they are like, oh honey you're such a good server, here's your 10% tip.
Come on parents….the teenagers (not yet adults) are just a reflection of the LACK of guidance from the adults in their lives. What you teach, or don’t teach, so shall you sow. Let’s turn the pendulum back towards respect, morality, decency, love of family and country. It is a BIG ask but with tremendous results.
@@MAYBEE90 Hi, there, this is the first time I've heard about parents like that. I thought a lot of parents taught their young to do worse things to the public than your comment implies.
It needs to be addressed with the PARENTS of these students. Hopefully now that it's here on RUclips maybe the parents will see it and come talk to the manager. You can't blame him for wanting to protect his employees.
I won't go back to retail. The last 6 years or so the public has been getting so mean, and stupid, too. I worked retail off and on for decades, it was always a good "fall-back" industry, and usually fun. And I was working retail part-time for my retirement. But not anymore. The public mistakes service, for servants. Screw that. They don't deserve to be served.
I walked into a Penny's about 10-12 years ago in December. I walked past the gloves, scarves, belts, slippers area. It was all in heaps on the floor. There was nothing hanging on a store fixture. The entire store looked that way. It wasn't just a few people who had done this. Employees could've stayed till 2 am an never picked it all up. I never returned to the area. Ever.
@@LunaticTheCat it absolutely is not. Gen z girls are among the most polite customers I've ever served. Not all, but at least half are exceptionally respectful. They're a very empathetic generation. We hired one as a dishwasher and she was great, she worked with us until it was time to go to college. The boys are generally fine, not overtly disrespectful. Boomers are an absolutely different case. I've had so, so many Boomers talk to me like a dog (yelling, clapping, name-calling) and harass me at work. The only person I've ever witnessed throw food across a patio because she didn't like it, was a younger boomer woman.
@@LunaticTheCat not at all, you can't blame the kids themselves but their parents. The same people kicking and screaming about whatever political thing, being super adamant about all of it and those people who spend all their time hating other people raised kids who do this. Teach your children manners
You wonder why restaurant employees want 20.00 dollars an hour to have to put up with all the physical and verbal assault . Feel sorry for all of the help after all the high school football games, lots of rage here in the Houston area, a lot of employees walk out, can not handle drunk dad's entitled, in the suburbs, hostess and waiters have been beat up in the parking lots, groups not paying for their meal hundred dollar meal tickets dash out the door, next day restaurant employees don't show up for work, a vicious cycle! Also the fist fights tables after the bars closed, rumble at the waffle house, tearing up the establishment!
Several places around a high school in Waco have banned students after school or eliminated inside dining full time. This is a state blue ribbon scholastic school that is an excellent institution. My wife and i have surrendered our season football tickets and withdrew our financial support as boosters because we couldn’t walk to the concessions or bathrooms without getting bowled over by rowdy kids. Administration has done nothing so its goodbye.
It sucks honestly how horrible high schoolers can be. N it also sucks for the kids that are actually good kids and can't go eat a taco or sub cause of the other students.
This isn’t just a “lack of discipline”. It’s about the way our society treats service jobs as inferior & allows customers to be abusive. All those “Karens” & “Kens” we see, berating employees or hurling racial slurs in public? Many have kids who are rude to bus drivers, bully classmates, or post racist content- all with a sense that they are entitled to a different set of rules.
In my entire life I have never seen a customer throw racial slurs at service employees, no matter how nasty they otherwise got, and I worked in CS for years too. Where the heck you live that this is a common occurrence?
@@Jenacide Same, I was a military kid and lived all throughout the south, never once have I seen someone say anything even remotely racist towards a service employee lol
You are right it’s the parent’s responsibility to teach their children manners. Sorry this restaurant closes for that time. Pictures of the students causing the trouble should be printed out taken to the school to find out who they are and their parents. Talk to the parents if they show attitude post on line who the trouble markers are.
This is why parents need to discipline and set limits on their children! Edit: I know y’all are saying that parents are afraid to discipline their children, but in this day and age, we gotta. So much crap is happening right now and we have to guide them in the right direction, the right way. When it comes to discipline, it has to be humane, but you gotta teach the kid that if you don’t enjoy punishing them, you gotta show it.
but the parents of these kids are not disciplined either, they are acting like this too, probably listening to the same music, wearing the same cloths. they are not responsible parents they are to busy with their own lives acting disrespectful too.
Parents are afraid to discipline their children these days because the child cries abuse. Let CPS take them and raise them. The children will be begging to come home. It is okay to give children a love tap or two or three. A little bit of belt is okay.
It wasn’t to long ago when I was in HS but I was always so embarrassed if I saw other kids my age acting so disrespectful towards employees… I really can not fathom the childish behavior many students have. But what goes around comes around and one day I hope they get to see how it feels to be on the receiving end of disrespectful behavior
This why retailers and restaurants are having a hard finding employees. They don't want to have to put up with the verbal (and sometimes physical abuse) from customers. I used to work in food services then spent some time in retail and there's no way in hell I would ever go back.
I agree. It's fucking sucks to be treated like a servant, as someone who worked 3 months at an internship where we would have to look after guests as if it was a hotel and turn a ranch into something like a 5 star hotel in California rather than treat it like a place where horses pooped all because the owner had a thing about cleanliness. It fucking sucked.
@@HawkinaBox Some guy who was angry at my co worker (over nothing of course) purposely bit his tongue to make it bleed then spat on her face. She ended up needing to get tested for HIV/AIDS just to make sure.
Assistant manager in retail. Woman legit threatened me and the store because she lost her IPhone in the store and thought I stole it. She didn't ask to see the cameras or anything, she legit just went to accusing me. Now I couldn't have stolen her phone because 1) I'm not an Iphone fan and really my current one still works fine so I didn't have a need for it, 2) since I was the only one on staff at the moment I couldn't leave the front counter for loss prevention reasons and I saw no phone on the counter so I couldn't walk around to find one, 3) even when my cashier came in, it was father's day so we were busy. Barely left the register that morning, which leads to 4) she clearly saw I didn't have it on me and there was no place for me to hide it. If she called the police like she said in her threats, I was prepared to not only show them the cameras (still found it funny how she didn't ask to see them despite several customers who were watching this suggesting it) but our very empty drawers we had below the registers and the small office. Nope instead she threatened to tear up the store and me and then left. Gave a description to both my SM and the security guard then cried for a bit.
Not to mention alot of managers will literally bend over backwards to appease customers whether they were in the wrong or not and just dont backup their staff. You don't pay me enough to continue to kiss customer ass while they kick my face in.
When I was in HS, this never would have been tolerated. Not that I would've ever thought to do something like this. The police or people who knew my parents or grandparents would have dragged me out of there and taken us home where both parents would have rained down hell, and then I would've gotten in trouble with school adminstrators for making our school look bad. It would have taken about two seconds for the idea to sink in that it was likely the worst choice that I had ever made. This can't be allowed to happen. Children are not in charge of society and that should be made very clear. One of these days, they are going to run into consequences that are not softened by legal procedures, social morals, or misguided politeness, and that is going to turn out very badly for them.
Oh my goodness, too much truth... Too much goodness, be careful!!! There are people that will tear you down for being a responsible respectful human being. Unfortunately, I've been dealing with those types a lot recently. I have no idea what happened to this world. The world is going to hell in a handbasket. Anyway, thank you for your thoughts. 💖💖💖💖
I used to work at a McDonald's near a high-school, and it was GOD AWFUL. You think your kids are angels??? No. Just no. They throw food, trash, run around, I even had a kid who always saying he got the wrong order and wanted free nuggets, they'd ask for water cups and get soda anyways! They'd curse each other so loudly and vandalize our bathroom to the point we had to have a lock with a key in password for the bathroom and have to type it in for them when they'd have to go and watch who all went in. Then, when they left, they'd never put their trash in the garbage, with crushed ketchup packets with fries smooshed under the tables, along with a crap ton of gum wads.. I was relieved when covid hit and we shut down our lobby, not happy for the virus, but for our lobby being shut. I had some of the worst nightmares with those kids, we were constantly throwing kids out after school.
This is BOTH the responsibility of the parents AND the principal. The fact that this has been an ongoing problem and the students were never disciplined by their school shows a lack of leadership from both the principal and the local school board. People in the community need to hold those in charge accountable.
If parents were raising their kids right the school could just focus on teaching these kids their math, science, and literature instead of operating as a juvenile detention center
How can a principal discipline students for something done outside of school. They have no jurisdiction. This is the parents fault 100%. Schools try to discipline kids and society attacks teachers for it. Focus on the parents!
@@Justrelaxx101 Let me help you out, since you are just an ignorant kid. The California Education Code clearly states that "students can be suspended or expelled for their actions while coming to or returning from school." The law may be different where you live, but not in California. This happened in San Diego. Guess which state that's in, Einstein? I'll give you a few minutes to google it....
@@greggburke7796 well that really solves the problem right? expel the kids so they have all day to cause trouble.NO its the parents fault 100% BTW most of these kids probably do no even care about being expelled. so no that really is not discipline.
@@kellyarchani4209 Hey dopey, when the kids are expelled, they still LEGALLY have to go to school. How daft are you? They will go to a school equipped to deal with discipline cases. In other words, a school where they will not distract from those looking to learn. They will go to those fancy schools with rubber walls and metal detectors.
Saw a similar incident from high schoolers in the city I lived in. The Starbucks inside a Safeway I worked at for a while would be trashed by to the kids from this one high school, the starbucks manager at the time confronted those kids about throwing away trash and cleaning up. Their response was that it's her job to clean up after them then leave immediately afterwards. Needless to say she called the school and everyone of those high schoolers got scolding/lecture via announcement on the speakers from the principal. Some kids are so spoiled, lazy and entitled with their attitudes that they ruin things for everyone else.
It’s so disgusting. I’m 18, and I am extremely polite to workers, especially after being harassed myself, many people don’t understand the shit everyday employees have to go through, I just quit my previous job and now make double, plus tips, this’ll last me through college then I can stop dealing with children all together, thank God my parents raised me right
The burger King in my town used to have problems with large crowds of kids hanging out in the parking lot. It got so bad that they used to lock all the doors except the one closest to the registers so that the manager could keep an eye on who was entering. All kids not accompanied with out a parent were banned from being served and from using the restroom.
They finally had to do that in the malls where I live. Kids under 18 weren’t allowed to be in the mall crime the hrs 3:00 pm till closing at 9:00 unless accompanied by an adult. If you looked young but were older had to show proof(ID) security guards ushered you out. All because of one dumb ass who shot his gun(underage) in the middle of the mall and thus is not considered a bad town to live in!
@@imasheepbahbah3591 it's like that at the malls in Syracuse, NY too. During the week after 3pm and on weekends If your under 18 and not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian then security don't give a fuck who you are they toss you out and have the police escort them off the property. Small children are expected to be kept on a leash and if caught running around security has no issues with calling Child Protective Services on the parents for not keeping the kids under control and with in 5 feet of them. I do admit the malls are not cluttered with moron teenagers and young children carelessly running around. I'm not sure how they handle Canadians that drive down to shop but I can assume there are some minor exceptions to the rules for teenagers but not young children under 10 years of age.
Here in Umeå, Sweden, one of the supermarkets has a sign saying "Dear school students! During school days, you are welcome to shop here after 14:00 (2:00PM)". By the way, about the harassment, why do the high school students even *want* to do that? An explicit reason needs to be found for this.
@@KoichiFirst8092 where I am there is nothing for the kids to do so they get together in large groups an act like obnoxious assholes occupying 3/4 of the parking lot in and around the strip malls close the fast food restaurants. It's become a hazard with them zipping around on mini motor bikes. Fights often brake out among them on occasion. Many of the fast food places got down to locking all but 1 door just so that they could keep the kids from entering to use the bathrooms in which they often trash or write stuff on the walls. It's normally a policy now that you can't walk into a fast food place like a burger King or a McDonald's to use the bathroom anymore with out first ordering something first and these places have no problems with locking the doors to the bathrooms and unlocking them when you need to use it. Some gas stations do the samething in the area if you need to use the bathroom you need to pay them to unlock the door or buy something over $5.00 now. All this because of a bunch of fucking kids.
@@gaaykamaans8761 Let the parents explain the video proof in court. Of course, then the idiot parents would probably just say, “My poor baby’s been dealing with a lot of stress at school. We’re getting him therapy.”
These parents probably don't know the meaning of the word shame. And they'd make excuses for their little monsters like "he was being bullied." Then throw their unruly kids a party.
I was at a local grocery store here in Southern California and a high schooler parked next to me and proceeded to pull down his pants and film it on his phone for TikTok probably. I just ignored him and drove off.Social media is the worst influence of all.Kids think being disrespectful is cool especially for likes.
Owners actually caring about how their employees are treated? We love to see it!
It happens more often than you think.
@@commanderzavala9328 the "labor shortage" would prove otherwise
Nah more like he doesn't have enough employees and most of his skeleton crew quit and he blames the high school for his lack of employees and having to close
@@loveofmangos001 Source?
@@AtreVire You wish.
Good on the owner for chosing his employees over profit.
I disagree. The employees need to know how to treat the customers right or they’ll eventually go under
@@raidernation1969 You strike me as the kind of person whose never worked an honest day in his life...
You seem like the kind of person who loves to complain about everything when you don’t even know what happens just so you can complain
@@raidernation1969 u kidding me. It’s the customers that need to know how to treat the employees right. The “customers are always right” has no value anymore.
And that’s why you would never own your own business and if you do you will loose your customers and I’d be the first
High schoolers being a nuisance to society after school is over isn’t news, but someone actually doing something about it is new, huge props to him and I hope those kids learn a valuable lesson one day 👏🏼
Yeah, except the person is being made to “do something about it” by closing their business. Not exactly a win.
My thoughts are that since this Del'Taco is probably a hangout spot for some of the students having them close their doors for an hour and half after school might be the kick in the ass that small group needs in order to get one of their hangout spots back
@ Ego Master What you failed to comprehend here is there was NO profits being made during this time because the kids we were too busy harassing the employees.
@ A is for Apple It all depends on what a person's idea of a "win"" looks like. Keeping employees safe for the owner seems to be a big win for him.
@Ego Master there's just no dine in, they can still take out or pick up. There's really not much loss profit here.
As a high schooler I’m happy that this owner is caring about his employees. I find it disgusting that some high schoolers disrespect and harass customer service employees. I’m also a customer service employee so I really appreciate a boss who stands up for his employees and tries to make a safe and comfortable environment. I agree parents need to teach their kids better and the school should also handle this.
There's nothing a little kick in the ass won't fix every now and then just to keep these little brats straight. That way, they won't end up having a criminal record. It's discipline, not abuse. It's high time the rest of society knew that.
I’m sure the employees spit in their food as payback 🤣
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@@__rm307 I'm not talking about child abuse, I'm talking about discipline. Sometimes a small dose of harsh punishment does a world of good because it keeps them out of trouble.
@@pythonfan1 you don’t even know what they look like highschoolers are big and your 60’s style parenting won’t work
Considering how adults act these days, it’s not surprising that kids are acting like jerks.
True. Every one of thise brats should work in a fast food restaurant for 2 weeks and see exactly what work ethic they are disrespecting!
This behavior arises from parents who do not instill any values into their kids and prefer to not supervise them. The kids I saw as become problem kids on the teams I coached over many years, were those who kids whose parents ignored them.
Speak for yourself! I’d beat my kids down if they did this. I jump on their case when they don’t hold the door open for someone
Look at the location ofc.
@@breezybird403 I have a tremendous amount of respect for kids who work in these restaurants. I wouldn't do it. Just sit for a minute and watch the action behind that counter. They are working hard and fast with a lot of teamwork.
Protecting his employees is priority. Good for him.
I hear that! It shows he really is one of those kind of restaurant owners who thinks of his employees first
Sad thing is most of those kids will be putting in an application to this fast food restaurant after they graduate
@@Gen10civic Nah, their behavior suggests their parents haven't instilled any sort work ethic, discipline or responsibility in their little angels. The school probably gets threatened with lawsuits for any disciplinary actions attempted. They'll be on their entitled asses loafing at home posting on tik tok/the gram or playing on a PS5 that mommy and daddy got for them.
@@Gen10civic not any more....they want hand outs. Also, it's all going automated like a snack machine soon.
Ayo shoot the @👀
The restaurant needs to release videos of this harassment, so the parents can SEE who is doing it. I tell you, if it were one of my kids, there would be HELL to pay! They knew this, and never had this issue come up.
the really sad thing is there are some parents who won't even discipline their kids even IF they know they are the parents.
I bet those parents wouldn't care, because who raised them to be like that?
20 years ago the owner of a store by my son's high school told me that he really appreciated my son's good manners & respectful behavior compared to most of the other kids. So this is yet another opportunity to brag about that.
This is what happens when people don't discipline their kids. It's just sad that the community has to deal with this.
its funny how some comments reek of dogwhistle. which "people" don't discipline their kids? what "community" has to "deal" with "this"?
@@abcdefg-xm7dc progressives dont
Progressives love volience
Looting
Killing
Raping
Bashing people over the head
@@ralphpal "progressives" there we go again with the dogwhistles. if your politics were moral or you wouldn't speak in code.
@@abcdefg-xm7dc is that all you have is dog whistles?
Yes, progressives
They love volience
Rapist
Murders
Bashing people in the head
Drunk driving
Every law they pass
Is meant for them to get away with it
With no bail law
They love these actions
They kill
Loot
Riot
Burn
All.facts
Kids with their friends do stupid things. How are yall making this partisan?
I used to be a manager at a small Chinese restaurant, one time there was a girl who worked in the front and these girls who didn’t like her left a huge mess all over their table, they flipped their dirty plates on the table and flipped cups with soda in them so when she had to clean it would make a bigger mess. I recognized one of those girls who left a mess come back in a week later with her family an told them they couldn’t dine in because of what she did last time. Her moms reaction along with her dads, an her face turning bright red from being caught was amazing lol the other employee who had to clean it got a huge apology that day.
Good memory you have there. If it were me, I might have forgotten her face, since I'm kind of forgetful.
I hope you know that your speaking up about it to her parents in her presence may have been a life-altering moment. Those teachable moments have a way of triggering our minds to do better. 🙏🏼
@PIZZA I think you're on the wrong track there. I'm thinking the parents you're thinking of wouldn't have done a thing and tried to flip the issue.
If I found out my kid did something like this to bully someone, their phone would be nuked. Social media apps and games blocked for a month. No going out for two weeks, and during those two weeks, you're going to be volunteering at an old folks' home every day after school and homework. Don't like it? Too bad, so sad: learn to show respect for the people around you. Even if you don't like them.
Wow. Well At least her parents were mad at her, and they were taking your side. Good for them. Unfortunately, some parents would’ve taken their kids side, and been mad at you for not letting them dine there, which they would have no right to be. But you did the right thing.
"Dwayne Johnson has owned the Del Taco" Why didn't he just lay the smackdown on them.
Dwayne the rock hard Johnson
Reporter: Those kids then begged to be be hired at that same Del Taco 2 years later. The owner declined and sent them to a Gas station Subway around the corner. The same people harassing where now harassed and told “Yall must love handeling footlongs all day”. Justice was served.
Wait did that really happen?! Wow that’s crazy!
The parents or lack of parents is the real problem here.
Parenting
Single parent families are the biggest killers of society in the United States right now.
Lol these white kids definitely have parents it’s just the timing and location that’s all ..no need to exaggerate the situation..I even asked a kid where the hell do you guys come from n he was like there’s a school around the corner which made sense
@@bassinbillRC5300 that would explain the attack on our Democracy and nation's capitol.
@@NoName-mi8bm the attack on the nations capital was the FEDS. you might want to do some research instead of believing everything the MSM tells you.
“I hate to say it but it falls back on the parents.”
The fact that we have to “reluctantly” place the responsibility onto the parents is a true indicator of the real problem. At least he acknowledged the issue.
Kids are kids, they learn by watching. Hard to blame em for shit parents
@@0xsergy don't you mean it's not their little, precious fault they don't have a conscience, morals, or decency, right?
Right? At this age, your old enough to know right from wrong, sure it definitely falls mostly on the parents for raising them that way or for not disciplining them. But I've been around teens a long time and most of them are just shit heads regardless, so yeah all these ppl tryna make them seem like "oh poor babies didn't know any better" fuck off, if u have a correctly functioning brain, regardless of your parents, just by being a part of society you can realize what's right from wrong, at least to an extent...
That's not the case most times. These kids wouldn't dare act like this around their parents, they do it because they have no authority watching over them away from home
@@agentcodybanx8909 If you need an authority figure to keep you in check then that means morals, conscience and decency have not been instilled into the kids and it's the parents' fault.
I’m literally watch kids become less and less held accountable. I used to baby little kids when I was a teen and a lot of my friends did. Now I wouldn’t dare let these teens near my child. I thought us Millineals sucked as teens.
I know, right? I thought many of my peers were outright idiots when I was in high school. I did not think that it would get so much worse.
My parents were working multiple jobs around the clock and as a result we were left without a ton of supervision- and while I was a hooligan in high school, my parents raised us to be respectful to everyone, especially service workers, because they spent so much time in those jobs. I never behaved this way and if my friends ever tried to, I would tell them to stop being a-holes.
You’re right, as a millennial I was a trouble maker, but this is next level garbage.
sorry for a reply to this two year old comment, but as a non millennial i'm curious, what do you mean when you say you 'sucked' as a teen? what were high schoolers like in your generation?
@@sunnerssnag when I was a teen we could all be trusted to leave the house and not have while places shut down due to disrespect or being extremely disruptive to our environment. There were also a lot more places geared toward teens to be able to hang out. We all used to walk the street (with our cell phones of course). Most of us had either a job or babysat on the side. We all had a basic knowledge of technology and a teen trouble-shooting for an adult was just a common occurrence. Now I notice teens these days can’t seem to trouble shoot tech, the adults are doing now. Most of them don’t want to learn how to drive at all which is strange to me. I no longer seen teens babysitting nor do I ever see groups of them hanging out. I’m not saying Millennials are the best generation. I just notice we had a lot more confidence in our own abilities and a lot more independence, also more self awareness. Now when I go into certain stores they have rules that teens are not allowed to walk in there in a group, no bags/backpacks, or without adult supervision. That never happened when I was growing up.
Just imagine what the teachers at that school have to deal with every day....
The problem is that parents are too damn busy trying to be there kids friends.They don't need more friends, they need parents.
so damn true.
Are they still trying to figure out their genders ?
Or most parents work all the time and they're never home.
Absolutely 100%
Oh snap, that was my ex and her 8-year old son (she is a single mom I dated - not my child), she was best friends with her son and it was disgusting to witness (one of the many reasons it didn't work). It's okay to be friends with your child but when it interferes with your ability to parent and you excuse their actions often and defend their poor actions that's when there's a huge issue.
Finally somebody trying to hold the parents accountable.
and the parents of the school shooter! finally im glad ppl realize the child is the product of their parents
How are the parents being held accountable? Nobody's talking to the parents. They're just locking the doors so the little shitheads can go harass employees at another fast food place.
how is this holding anyone accountable?
Feedback: Would've been nice to hear what the owner had to say himself, literally gave him 2 seconds of air time
But yet the media will bs about other subjects for longer airtime. The media is not an ally! They are also leeches!
Good for him protecting his workers from the stress of immature brats! Must have been hell, hopefully things have gotten better with that dine in close time.
I'm glad The Rock looks after his employees like that.
@@bdd063 no this is news station not fact checking their stores and believe everything.
💀😂
😂😂
I was waiting for that 😂😂
No. Only one Dwayne Johnson
If I acted like that when I was in high school, my dad’s reaction would be to make me get a job in that establishment to learn how the employees felt.
My dad's reaction would have been to beat my ass for acting stupid the lack of discipline is the problem with children today
@@davidfuller3849 keep denying science and beating your kids its great lol
@@abcdefg-xm7dc keep neglecting your kids and not teaching them discipline, see how they turn out like this. It’s great! 👍🏼😀
@Michael Smith how?
@@patricioperez7323 wow, if you don’t know how to raise kids without being abusive and violent, I really hope you don’t have kids.
I'm surprised more businesses have limited access to their stores due to the massive disrespect people have been showing to retail workers in general. We also have a literal Karen outbreak since the pandemic started.
The clip where manager says “it’s really unfortunate” just gets me
Considering how many adults you see today all over the United States just FREAKING out in public, with their damn kids right by them, it’s no wonder the same kids grow up, not even just being disrespectful, but outright hostile.
There are so many wonderful people in the US of all ages, but the chaotic people are just too overwhelming now.
Absolutely, it seems more and more people have no common sense or any ability to control themselves in public. If no one sets some boundaries on these kids they'll keep doing it as adults.
I had a customer have a nuclear meltdown at me and stormed out of my shop and the door went BOOM. I work at a bagel shop.
@@Patrick3183 Noooo not the bagel shops 😭
THANK YOU! Thank you for acknowledging this! Parents are part of the problem!!
@@rb98769 I'm with you brother...and hope that type doesn't live next door to you...
“It’s just a small group that’s making him close his doors” doesn’t justify those students harassing the staff. They already deal with enough with just the job alone and if this is what the owner needs to do to protect his team, then he’s being a leader and showing respect, something those kids need to learn.
Problem is that it's a franchise location, not a family business. Head Office can force them to re-open during those hours, in fact they probably already have since this video was posted.
Doesn't help with those new California laws that allow people to damage and steal stuff as long as its under $1000 dollars..
They know the police can't do anything then things like this happen..
@@zakofrx Whaaaaat? Are you serious? Is that how it is in the US?
@@IslanderloverBKK they are being overdramatic. The law they are talking about turns stealing under 1000 dollars from felonies into misdemeanors. this is mainly to help the youth not be screwed if they had a.. troubled childhood. don’t believe everything you hear
@@Jenema2 I’m sure owner talked to them 1st before he implemented that rule and they were fine with it. Anyway it’s a temporary thing. 1&1/2hrs a day to the corporate office is not a big deal if it’s gonna keep the employees safe
I didn’t know The Rock owns a Del Taco, good on him for thinking about his employees!
As a working high schooler, when I hear my friends talking about them bother a stores employers I get mad at them now. I used to think I was funny but it’s just a nuisance when I see it now. They’re always like “stop being so uptight, let loose” my go to response is” get a job and let me bother your coworkers”
"the customer is always right" was a phrase invented by someone who owned a prestigious store for the high class elites. Buying 30 cent tacos does not entitle you to treat people like assholes.
Respect the people who handle your food- anything can happen.
Exactly. You really do not want to piss off the people who handle your food...
The customer is always right was an economic theory about supply and demand. ie: as a business owner, you should supply what customers demand. It has nothing to do with customer service. Entitled people have taken this way out of context.
EDIT: Apparently the supply and demand part to “The customer is always right in matters of taste”. Is a newer interpretation of the original saying. Thank you to everyone who corrected me.
It is still taken way out of context though imho.
30 cent tacos? Where's this? I'm there. 😃
Facts! I have seen co workers replace the refried beans a customer would get with stuff they ate last night if you know what I mean.
@@Robynhoodlum that phrase in incomplete. its the customer is always right, In matter of taste. Meaning what you said above.
Kudos to the owner for prioritizing his employees than profit.
Best owner ever
@@rolando90s I may just drive from Texas just for his tacos lol. I'm sure there are a lot of people who agree with you that will gladly give him their business.
Although, closing the doors for an hour and half between lunch and dinner while leaving the drive-up open probably isn't costing that much. He's saving way more by reducing employee turnover.
@@bradleynoneofyourbizz5341 plus if his store is open late, it actually gives employees time to clock in, clean, and stock the store with no issue! I worked McDonald's and let me tell you, it was fucking hell to try to stock and clean for the next shift. Between rude ass customers who could see I was mopping but insisted I get their fucking condiments for them and food that almost always needed delivered outside (because of a stupid competition between the McDonalds' for fasted drive thru, which meant they would pull more cars and nothing got done thanks to it), I wish we would've closed at least for an hour so we could get shit done and go home. One manager made me stay late to clean A FUCKING MESS SHE MADE RUSHING TO MAKE A MILKSHAKE! So I wish all food/service companies would do this. It would make our lives so much easier
The high school staff should do something about this. Especially inform the parents and make disciplinary action. Kids are very disrespectful and need to be taught a lesson.
I can’t believe Duane “The Rock” Johnson owns a Del Taco
I remember my best friend and I going to the nearby Wendy’s after school sometimes. We’d order our Frosties and fries, find a table and have a great time. All without disrespecting or harassing anyone. Good times.
Exactly. You can go hang out after school at a restaurant without causing havoc and still have a great time. I used to do that with my friends but at a local burger restaurant called Flame's. Never saw clown behavior there either.
@@psychoamerican The 🤡 word gets me everytime😂😂😂
back when I was in high school we had an hour long lunch and my friends and I all would go to Wendy's, get food, get a table, and just eat and talk and chill, then we'd go back to class. Never a problem. This is crazy
Exactly.
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It's so pathetic these kids and their parents must think it's "cool" to behave this way. Why else would they be proudly and publicly doing something that, to every normal person, makes them look like an absolute ignorant, zero class waste of life? People like this are the EXACT reason we CANNOT have NICE THINGS.
put them in prison.
funny thing is... that the group of idiots that broke the last straw.... probably bragged about it... so the students know who it was....and now they are probably hated by everyone 😂😂😂 especially if that was the only fast food joint within walking distance
@@markrayes2973 good. Hopefully some corporal punishment let's them see their errors
This is what happened to the time out parents kids.
Do they have real parents or cardboard cut outs.
She said ‘Duane Johnson has owned Del Taco…” and I screamed “DWAYNE THE ROCK JOHNSON??”
I love the fact he values his employee’s.
When I was in high school, we were expected to act like adults, and most of us respected our off campus lunch hangouts. These places are typically opened across from a school with the intention of being THE lunch destination. For them to close during the day in order to actively avoid student business, means the harassment must have been extremely bad.
I attended the county high school. Off campus was a convenience store, or a field.
@@sophierobinson2738
That actually sounds kind of nice.
nah high school teenagers have always been horrible, even back in the 60s there were terrible bullies who bullied people at school but also treated customer service horribly. people like to think of the past with rose tinted glasses
@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587
Sorry, I meant my particular school back in 97-99. We personally didn't do stuff like that, and kids who tried were typically put in check by their peers. Other schools in town had a reputation for that stuff, but we were never a public nuisance.
Well said OP. I completely agree with you!
All comes down to parenting unfortunately. Some kids can grow up in a great home and just turn out rotten, but vast majority turn out rotten because their parents didn't teach them better
It seems like there is an unavoidable 1% of rotten horrible people in school. So we have to really do something about the extremely belligerent. Whatever policies we have in place don't appeared to be enough to prevent things like this from happening.
Make baby brats work at taco bell for two weeks.
Mommy and Daddy don't dare reprimand their sweet Junior. Here in STATEN ISLAND NY...attitude problems as well. Young teenage males and Millenials living with Mom and Pop and driving expensive sportcars causing havoc on our local roads.
S L * not entirely true. I was raised in a horrible home,lost my 16 y/o brother when I was 7 because mom made him stay home to sale her drugs when she left the state. And experienced much worse from bad parenting. I turned out pretty good.my brother in-law was raised in a good wholesome home and didn't really experience bad parenting. Became a heroin addict for years,stealing from anyone,including family to get his fix. For the most part,You can't control the path your kids decide to take.
@@breezybird403 that’s offensive to taco bell
Back in the day an establishment reserved the right to refuse service, for the same reasons.
Charge these parents!!!! Disgusting
I love hearing about owners, bosses, & managers who protect & care for their employees. WELL done 👏🏽
Not really
Hes losing $ and profits because of rude, punk kids. Where are the PD? School Recource Officers? In 2021 CA no one wants to sued ⚖ or called a racist....
I hoping the attention this is getting he'll get more profits and support from the community for stepping up. And people probably know who these crap young people are. And maybe more businesses will join him in shutting their sh*t show down
Amen. And he’s cute too.
@@DavidLLambertmobile Well technically in this situation he isn't. Because if the punk kids came in, they would cause pain for the employees and customers and they would lose money because the employees would quit. Yet if we just shipped the problem kids off to the Great Pacific Garbage patch to do some community cleaning, we'd all be good.
Barely anyone is talking about how the guy’s name is Dwanye Johnson
Those punk ass kids won’t be smelling what he’s cooking anymore.
Maybe a sign that his popularity is waning.
He's a Rock solid guy right there
Dwayne the taco johnson
Ikr
When I was a punk kid and got out of hand, a phone call to my father shut me down real fast. Bet this youngsters don’t’t have a male presence in their lives.
Ehh I doubt that I used to act out in school when my step dad was around, once he was gone for good I actually became less of a trouble maker in school
Wow! Parents need to be held accountable for the way they are raising children.
“99% of students are respectful”... Now that’s just being generous. I bet if that reporter talked to some of those teachers off the record they’d tell her about 90% of students are disrespectful.
Actually, no. As a person who works in the fast-food industry, the kids are usually the best customers. They're either too tired after school to kick up a fuss, too anxious to really complain, or on their phones patiently. People really give teenagers a lot of shit when the most intolerable customers are typically the older ones.
Not quite that much at my school, but a big bunch do have their egos up in their asses, especially when they’re part of the racial majority. It makes them follow the bandwagon and think being disrespectful is “cool.” It’s stupid, really. I was walking in the parking lot after school was out, and a group of kids suddenly decided it was a good idea to say “ching chong ching” (racial slur to anyone who “look” Chinese, aka. most south/south-east asia). I wanted to flip off on them, but seeing them hide within a group of others, I kept on walking.
I’m a sophomore, and thankfully I take more advanced classes, so I never really interact with those kids. The kids in the advanced classes are extremely respectful, and they’re always engaged in class. I love it there. But I can always see the teachers drained from their normal classes. Not saying that all students from normal classes are disrespectful, but there really is a different atmosphere in there.
The stats come from people who give fictitious results to make it seem like kids are just angels in school.
@@feodorawicked5014 As another person who works in food service, it’s hit or miss. Either the kids are great, or they are _awful,_ but I guess that’s not really limited to kids. Young people on the whole are definitely easier and better to deal with than older folks though, that’s for true.
@@feodorawicked5014 🙄 yet this business had to close because of some high school kids. Area plays a big part. I don't deal with nearly as many bratty kids moving to an area with more traditional values. But when I lived out west a lot of bad parents with horrible kids made me question my industry...
I used to work at Del Taco and every Tuesday was a nightmare, because of the dollar tacos and the high school students would have taco eating contest. We had to clean their messes until my old manger spoke up about cleaning up after themselves, he was called everything in the book along with racial slurs.
A real nightmare there. Kids need to learn to show respect and follow the rules of the restaurant
I used to be a server at an Italian place in a town right by a reservation. People from the rez hated white people and would come in, order a bunch of food, deliberately spill shit and make a mess, and then leave without tipping a dime. I was not used to racism this blatant before working there and the hostess warned me and said "sorry you're up; these people are going to leave a mess and not tip." Me being me, I thought "nah, I'll be nice, be of good service, and turn them around."
I was stupid for thinking that. She was right. I got shafted, had to clean up after them like they were five-year old children, and they didn't even leave a fucking dime for a tip. Pretty infuriating.
@@IRNoahBody Oh look!
One of the uneducated cretins spoke out using it's tribal ebonics.
@UCEeo_tMeIcEWwbJ3kkRuuQg You're a willing hater if you don't realize different factions have been intentionally created and engineered to fight amongst themselves.
@@IRNoahBody Let me guess: you leave your garbage on the table for the workers to clean up because "it's their job".
Can’t believe the rock is having to go through that
What's pathetic is those kids probably laughed when finding this out.
The more I see and hear things like this, the more I’m convinced that there are parents that just let society raise their kids.
What do you expect when you have the Democrats continuing to throw free benefits and free money every chance given. This is what children are being taught. Look at the schools and what they’re teaching the children. The country has completely gone down in a matter of months…
@@JJ-hw9dt Get psychiatric help
The same idiots will blame critical race theory, all while not being able to describe it 😂
@@queenannesrevenge1437 Find somebody informed and enlighten yourself. Stop being like CNN MSNBC with only gaslighting for your dialogue.
@@Tortilla.Reform Are you for real? Lol Does reality hurt your image of yourself or something? Sad to see money purchased your brain for cheaps.
Americas society is tanking...time parents are held accountable!
Foreal, who’s letting del Taco babysit their kids 😤
Let teens work at McD's or taco bell, just like we did! They are clueless regarding kitchen and customer service!
It's assholes raising assholes
Defective idiots who accomplish nothing in life are allowed to freely breed and subject the rest of the world to their little genetic mistakes. This is why I’m rooting for Covid, Ebola… anything to thin this herd.
OMG! Teenagers are a pain in the ass! Society is collapsing! Hold the parents accountable! WTF do we do!!! ...drama queens...
My highschool did this too in AZ, the McDonald's across from the school made it a policy that no one with a backpack is allowed inside and if you are a student you can only order, get your food and leave. You couldn't eat inside from 2pm-4pm
These kids get worse every year.
It’s always those “Somebody” that ruins it for everyone else. I was a teenager working as a Cleaner and Waiter in a neighborhood Italian restaurant establishment in a suburban area over 20 yrs ago and we always had the busiest few hours when school is out for the day and students fill up the lobby area.
It wasn’t an issue until the the Jock’s and Cheerleaders learned that the restaurant was the place that a lot of the Other students hanged out at, due to the outdoor picnic table, indoor arcade games corner, and juice bar. They would come there and behave like they were on the school fields, throwing the football around inside of the lobby and the cheerleaders would be practicing their cheers in the parking lot.
It all came to an end when some of the students filmed the incidents and gave it to the school causing the school to withdrew from the seasons games or else the restaurant was gonna go to the news media with the story, because the owner was being harassed by the students as well, and it was on tape showing the jocks using their privilege to threaten the owner that they will get their parents to shut his place down if he bans them.
Eventually everything went back to the way it was, but in 2017 the owner relocated his business to the City due to Political Harassment from the locals because he was an Italian-Bulgarian immigrant who refrained from allowing signs to be posted on his property.
This sounds like a movie plot
@@russ254 bro what?
Nice little fan fiction story you wrote.
@@user-kp2rv4rr5n
Now explain how you know the story is false. You have no basis to do so.
@@ezakustam Because it's total BS. Anyone with a crumb of sense knows it.
We had the same issue with the gas station across from our local high school. They banned all backpacks and limited the amount of people in the store to 5 after school ended. Super sad that it needed to be done, but kids wouldn't stop stealing.
gas stations around here limit to 2 kids and backpacks have to be left on the floor by the door.
The American education needs to go through some re-modelling.
SAME there would always be a pile of backpacks outside
Lmao wtf, I'm glad I grew up when this wasn't a problem. I'd hate to be a kid now a days.
If that many kids are stealing from the gas station, that says more about the kids needing help. They're not getting what they need at home or in the school cafeteria
I can’t believe children would harass employees they should press charges against them.
Finally protecting service workers against customer abuse
See what happens when you teach children there are no consequences to anything they do?
No Fear of God
@@Brucev7 Amen!
For the last five years you could not let your children watch TV especially the news
@@Brucev7 Is your God malevolent?
@@LVVMCMLV The God of All Creation, is Loving, Just and Righteous. 1John 4:8 Genesis 18:2 Romans 1:17 Psalm 11:7
A local Papa John's once called my sister to see if she was okay.
She had graduated high school and moved away, and they hadn't heard from her in a while.
Treat your local hangouts right, kids.
This is so sweet
damn, what did she do?
Papa Johns gets a bad rep and I don't know why. I did a paper on them for a business class in college and they are very community oriented. They help pay for college for employees as well.
@@pututunik8748 she didn't do anything. The sister probably frequents the local Papa John's but since she moved away after high school, the staff was worried they hadn't seen her for a while so they called her worried about her, probably has her number from ordering delivery.
@@downthispath6538 i bet she is a smoke show.
It's sad that a few bad students spoil it for the rest ..
A friend of mine who worked at a fast food place had this issue as well. High school students would purposely smear their food across the table, fill cups with ketchup and sugar, and leave dirty toilet paper with poo in the sink. One night while they were just about to close up a bunch of students walked in. They left dirty trays on the table, food was dumped onto the floor, gum was stuck to the table and they smeared plum sauce on the wall. Luckily one of the co workers knew one of the kids parents and called them and told them how it was a continual problem. The parents were shocked and the next day came in with their son and made him apologize to the workers. He was told the next time he does anything like that he wouldn’t be allowed in the store anymore and his friends parents were also contacted and last I heard they never left a mess ever again
Like they say, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”, and looking at how adults are treating store and restaurant workers, I’m not surprised if some of these same adults are parents or grandparents to children/teens who act like this.
Same here at the local Wendy’s with the HS kids being rude, loud and disrespectful. Closed everyday for 2hours.
They need some balls to go against The Rock
Glad to see this owner is making sure to take care of his employees. That's honestly the best kind of management. Also, it's true that the actions of the few can reap consequences for the many.
My daughter told me the same thing when she worked at Taco Bell, told me about the HS kids harassing employees and intentionally leaving a mess.
My great great granddaughter told me that when she worked at Jack in the box, where the high school kids would have book bags and calculators and stuff
Why can't I help but think that the parents of these teens would defend their children and say "they're kids" bs.
Because you are not wrong. Those are the same parents who either A) do not work, they just collect benefits on government assistance or B) never worked in a restaurant in their lives, just went straight from high school to college to grad school to professional work, nothing in between.
Of course they would. If the child presents him self as a good kid with and around the parents thats what you believe. A kid that goes under the radar isn't a jerk at home. He is well behaved as to be given the privilege of freedom, allowance and the benefit of the doubt. If the kid was a jerk at home more than likely the parent wouldn't respond to anything involving their kids.
I bet most of those kids only have one parent at home.
You're 100% right. I work at a school and when the "devious licks" trend was going on, some bathrooms had to be closed because they were inoperable due to damage done by the kids themselves.
Fastforward a few days, parents are complaining on Facebook about how unfair it is for kids to be "watched over like prisoners" when they go to the restroom, and one went as far as to say "we all did that when we were kids." I wish they would send those accepting parents the bill for all the damages, and maybe even make the kids responsable clean it all up.
Whoever their parents are, they clearly never displine their child ever.
Similar situation going on at my place of work too. Few days ago the management staff and GM was having a meeting with the principal of the school.. it really is unfortunate.
It’s very, very sad that the owner is having to close indoor dining at all, however I commend him for protecting his employees. The young people need to learn respect!! I work in the restaurant biz in Los Angeles and am noticing more alarming behavior in this age group as well. What gives?
I am also in the bar and restaurant industry. Honestly, people altogether have become so ignorant and rude. This is a big reason why no one wants to work in this industry anymore. Not only are we extremely understaffed and running around crazy on every shift trying to keep up, people have become so demanding and entitled, it’s unreal…
@@JJ-hw9dt exactly. And particularly in LA where I’m from it’s always been bad. I left in 2004 and never looked back.
Arrogant entitled parents "raise" arrogant entitled kids. Not to mention all the parents that just don't want to do the hard work that it takes to raise their children to be considerate and compassionate human beings...
Have you not noticed how adults have been behaving in America for the past six years or so?
@@JJ-hw9dt what's worse is the demanding ones act like we are stupid and ask for one thing at a time. Go to the table and kitchen 10 times in a row bc Karen needs something every single time you go back, not like you have any other tables or anything. Then they are like, oh honey you're such a good server, here's your 10% tip.
Come on parents….the teenagers (not yet adults) are just a reflection of the LACK of guidance from the adults in their lives. What you teach, or don’t teach, so shall you sow. Let’s turn the pendulum back towards respect, morality, decency, love of family and country. It is a BIG ask but with tremendous results.
You’re assuming their parents aren’t predators themselves. Them apples usually don’t fall far the tree.
There should be cameras inside. Then report it to the parents.
Trashy California goons, what else is new in america?
@@MAYBEE90 Hi, there, this is the first time I've heard about parents like that. I thought a lot of parents taught their young to do worse things to the public than your comment implies.
@@OCIncognito dont get politcal butch
It needs to be addressed with the PARENTS of these students. Hopefully now that it's here on RUclips maybe the parents will see it and come talk to the manager. You can't blame him for wanting to protect his employees.
I can't imagine doing this in high school. How shameful.
I won't go back to retail. The last 6 years or so the public has been getting so mean, and stupid, too.
I worked retail off and on for decades, it was always a good "fall-back" industry, and usually fun. And I was working retail part-time for my retirement.
But not anymore. The public mistakes service, for servants. Screw that.
They don't deserve to be served.
I walked into a Penny's about 10-12 years ago in December. I walked past the gloves, scarves, belts, slippers area. It was all in heaps on the floor. There was nothing hanging on a store fixture. The entire store looked that way. It wasn't just a few people who had done this. Employees could've stayed till 2 am an never picked it all up. I never returned to the area. Ever.
It's the Tik Tok generation
@@LunaticTheCat it absolutely is not. Gen z girls are among the most polite customers I've ever served. Not all, but at least half are exceptionally respectful. They're a very empathetic generation. We hired one as a dishwasher and she was great, she worked with us until it was time to go to college. The boys are generally fine, not overtly disrespectful. Boomers are an absolutely different case. I've had so, so many Boomers talk to me like a dog (yelling, clapping, name-calling) and harass me at work. The only person I've ever witnessed throw food across a patio because she didn't like it, was a younger boomer woman.
@@Jane_1994 🧢
@@LunaticTheCat not at all, you can't blame the kids themselves but their parents. The same people kicking and screaming about whatever political thing, being super adamant about all of it and those people who spend all their time hating other people raised kids who do this. Teach your children manners
The parents need to start acting like parents period. He's loosing money closing his doors.
Drive thru is still open.
He’ll lose more money with the doors open during that time.
You wonder why restaurant employees want 20.00 dollars an hour to have to put up with all the physical and verbal assault . Feel sorry for all of the help after all the high school football games, lots of rage here in the Houston area, a lot of employees walk out, can not handle drunk dad's entitled, in the suburbs, hostess and waiters have been beat up in the parking lots, groups not paying for their meal hundred dollar meal tickets dash out the door, next day restaurant employees don't show up for work, a vicious cycle! Also the fist fights tables after the bars closed, rumble at the waffle house, tearing up the establishment!
Lemme guess if it's not blacks its the hispanic students doing this. Hooligans as always
@@lanacastillo49 it's not a racial issue. I've seen kids of every race do this, and more often than not, it was the white kids.
People have been awful towards customer service and food service employees for the past two years now, it needs to stop
Teachers have to put up with that every day
Several places around a high school in Waco have banned students after school or eliminated inside dining full time.
This is a state blue ribbon scholastic school that is an excellent institution.
My wife and i have surrendered our season football tickets and withdrew our financial support as boosters because we couldn’t walk to the concessions or bathrooms without getting bowled over by rowdy kids.
Administration has done nothing so its goodbye.
Sounds like Midway
@@graythaprince
Good guess.
Hi AJ, what does bowled over mean? Im not from the US , and am confused and shocked that kids can create such havoc that people can’t live properly..?
@@maritzasylvia I'm from the US and I don't know what that means either.
It sucks honestly how horrible high schoolers can be. N it also sucks for the kids that are actually good kids and can't go eat a taco or sub cause of the other students.
This isn’t just a “lack of discipline”. It’s about the way our society treats service jobs as inferior & allows customers to be abusive. All those “Karens” & “Kens” we see, berating employees or hurling racial slurs in public? Many have kids who are rude to bus drivers, bully classmates, or post racist content- all with a sense that they are entitled to a different set of rules.
In my entire life I have never seen a customer throw racial slurs at service employees, no matter how nasty they otherwise got, and I worked in CS for years too. Where the heck you live that this is a common occurrence?
@@Jenacide There are places in the US where that is a reality unfortunately. It depends on the culture of said location.
@@klaytonmayeaux8966 I'll believe it when I see it.
@@Jenacide Thats fine with me. Ive seen it so I can only speak for myself.
@@Jenacide Same, I was a military kid and lived all throughout the south, never once have I seen someone say anything even remotely racist towards a service employee lol
You are right it’s the parent’s responsibility to teach their children manners. Sorry this restaurant closes for that time. Pictures of the students causing the trouble should be printed out taken to the school to find out who they are and their parents. Talk to the parents if they show attitude post on line who the trouble markers are.
This is never new, we have ALWAYS seen this happen. Finally taking stance
This is why parents need to discipline and set limits on their children!
Edit: I know y’all are saying that parents are afraid to discipline their children, but in this day and age, we gotta. So much crap is happening right now and we have to guide them in the right direction, the right way. When it comes to discipline, it has to be humane, but you gotta teach the kid that if you don’t enjoy punishing them, you gotta show it.
but the parents of these kids are not disciplined either, they are acting like this too, probably listening to the same music, wearing the same cloths. they are not responsible parents they are to busy with their own lives acting disrespectful too.
The child reflects the parents. If the child is misbehaving then it is cause the parents are immature.
Parents are afraid to discipline their children these days because the child cries abuse.
Let CPS take them and raise them.
The children will be begging to come home.
It is okay to give children a love tap or two or three.
A little bit of belt is okay.
plain and simple solution. bring back corporal punishment. let the the kids father take off the belt and slap then till thiers asses bleed.
As Madea says, "A little love tap will not hurt." "If they can not abide by the rules, they have to go."
It wasn’t to long ago when I was in HS but I was always so embarrassed if I saw other kids my age acting so disrespectful towards employees… I really can not fathom the childish behavior many students have. But what goes around comes around and one day I hope they get to see how it feels to be on the receiving end of disrespectful behavior
Yes believe me I am 59 and I can vouch what goes around comes around. Their end is pathetic.
This is a sign of bad parenting. If those kids faced punishment, it might be different.
Good for them people think as patrons you can treat workers in a disrepectful manner because you are paying money ......its disgusting.
This why retailers and restaurants are having a hard finding employees. They don't want to have to put up with the verbal (and sometimes physical abuse) from customers. I used to work in food services then spent some time in retail and there's no way in hell I would ever go back.
I agree. It's fucking sucks to be treated like a servant, as someone who worked 3 months at an internship where we would have to look after guests as if it was a hotel and turn a ranch into something like a 5 star hotel in California rather than treat it like a place where horses pooped all because the owner had a thing about cleanliness. It fucking sucked.
@@HawkinaBox Some guy who was angry at my co worker (over nothing of course) purposely bit his tongue to make it bleed then spat on her face. She ended up needing to get tested for HIV/AIDS just to make sure.
Assistant manager in retail. Woman legit threatened me and the store because she lost her IPhone in the store and thought I stole it. She didn't ask to see the cameras or anything, she legit just went to accusing me. Now I couldn't have stolen her phone because 1) I'm not an Iphone fan and really my current one still works fine so I didn't have a need for it, 2) since I was the only one on staff at the moment I couldn't leave the front counter for loss prevention reasons and I saw no phone on the counter so I couldn't walk around to find one, 3) even when my cashier came in, it was father's day so we were busy. Barely left the register that morning, which leads to 4) she clearly saw I didn't have it on me and there was no place for me to hide it. If she called the police like she said in her threats, I was prepared to not only show them the cameras (still found it funny how she didn't ask to see them despite several customers who were watching this suggesting it) but our very empty drawers we had below the registers and the small office.
Nope instead she threatened to tear up the store and me and then left. Gave a description to both my SM and the security guard then cried for a bit.
Not to mention alot of managers will literally bend over backwards to appease customers whether they were in the wrong or not and just dont backup their staff. You don't pay me enough to continue to kiss customer ass while they kick my face in.
hold up, physically? wtf?
When I was in HS, this never would have been tolerated. Not that I would've ever thought to do something like this. The police or people who knew my parents or grandparents would have dragged me out of there and taken us home where both parents would have rained down hell, and then I would've gotten in trouble with school adminstrators for making our school look bad. It would have taken about two seconds for the idea to sink in that it was likely the worst choice that I had ever made. This can't be allowed to happen. Children are not in charge of society and that should be made very clear. One of these days, they are going to run into consequences that are not softened by legal procedures, social morals, or misguided politeness, and that is going to turn out very badly for them.
👏 Well spoken! Absolutely true! Have a blessed week!
Oh my goodness, too much truth... Too much goodness, be careful!!! There are people that will tear you down for being a responsible respectful human being.
Unfortunately, I've been dealing with those types a lot recently.
I have no idea what happened to this world. The world is going to hell in a handbasket.
Anyway, thank you for your thoughts. 💖💖💖💖
E.T: Yeap, they don’t make good human anymore.
Now they produce SJW with cancel culture, Political Correctness culture and love gang bully.
@@esphilee Cancel culture? Is that like what happened to The Dixie Chicks after they criticized George f**king W go**amn Bush?
Unfortunately, children and idiots are very much in charge of our society...
I used to work at a McDonald's near a high-school, and it was GOD AWFUL. You think your kids are angels??? No. Just no. They throw food, trash, run around, I even had a kid who always saying he got the wrong order and wanted free nuggets, they'd ask for water cups and get soda anyways! They'd curse each other so loudly and vandalize our bathroom to the point we had to have a lock with a key in password for the bathroom and have to type it in for them when they'd have to go and watch who all went in. Then, when they left, they'd never put their trash in the garbage, with crushed ketchup packets with fries smooshed under the tables, along with a crap ton of gum wads.. I was relieved when covid hit and we shut down our lobby, not happy for the virus, but for our lobby being shut. I had some of the worst nightmares with those kids, we were constantly throwing kids out after school.
Good on the manager for caring about employees
This is BOTH the responsibility of the parents AND the principal. The fact that this has been an ongoing problem and the students were never disciplined by their school shows a lack of leadership from both the principal and the local school board. People in the community need to hold those in charge accountable.
If parents were raising their kids right the school could just focus on teaching these kids their math, science, and literature instead of operating as a juvenile detention center
How can a principal discipline students for something done outside of school. They have no jurisdiction. This is the parents fault 100%. Schools try to discipline kids and society attacks teachers for it. Focus on the parents!
@@Justrelaxx101 Let me help you out, since you are just an ignorant kid. The California Education Code clearly states that "students can be suspended or expelled for their actions while coming to or returning from school." The law may be different where you live, but not in California. This happened in San Diego. Guess which state that's in, Einstein? I'll give you a few minutes to google it....
@@greggburke7796 well that really solves the problem right? expel the kids so they have all day to cause trouble.NO its the parents fault 100% BTW most of these kids probably do no even care about being expelled. so no that really is not discipline.
@@kellyarchani4209 Hey dopey, when the kids are expelled, they still LEGALLY have to go to school. How daft are you? They will go to a school equipped to deal with discipline cases. In other words, a school where they will not distract from those looking to learn. They will go to those fancy schools with rubber walls and metal detectors.
Saw a similar incident from high schoolers in the city I lived in. The Starbucks inside a Safeway I worked at for a while would be trashed by to the kids from this one high school, the starbucks manager at the time confronted those kids about throwing away trash and cleaning up. Their response was that it's her job to clean up after them then leave immediately afterwards. Needless to say she called the school and everyone of those high schoolers got scolding/lecture via announcement on the speakers from the principal. Some kids are so spoiled, lazy and entitled with their attitudes that they ruin things for everyone else.
That's poetic justice. We love to see it
It’s so disgusting. I’m 18, and I am extremely polite to workers, especially after being harassed myself, many people don’t understand the shit everyday employees have to go through, I just quit my previous job and now make double, plus tips, this’ll last me through college then I can stop dealing with children all together, thank God my parents raised me right
The only thing they have to do is, to give them a trespassing warrant.
Great Boss. Showing respect to his employees. That goes a long way.
“It begins with bad manners; it ends with random shootings in the streets.” - Evelyn Waugh, written in the last century. I think we’ve arrived.
Nailed it. You effin' nailed it.
ends with the parents dumped when they're elderly because the kids are entitled brats even as adults.
This is embarrassing. I wonder if these teens behave like that around their parents?
I live in Rochester New York and we have to do the same thing for the high school kids that come to our business
The burger King in my town used to have problems with large crowds of kids hanging out in the parking lot. It got so bad that they used to lock all the doors except the one closest to the registers so that the manager could keep an eye on who was entering. All kids not accompanied with out a parent were banned from being served and from using the restroom.
They finally had to do that in the malls where I live. Kids under 18 weren’t allowed to be in the mall crime the hrs 3:00 pm till closing at 9:00 unless accompanied by an adult. If you looked young but were older had to show proof(ID) security guards ushered you out. All because of one dumb ass who shot his gun(underage) in the middle of the mall and thus is not considered a bad town to live in!
@@imasheepbahbah3591 it's like that at the malls in Syracuse, NY too. During the week after 3pm and on weekends If your under 18 and not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian then security don't give a fuck who you are they toss you out and have the police escort them off the property. Small children are expected to be kept on a leash and if caught running around security has no issues with calling Child Protective Services on the parents for not keeping the kids under control and with in 5 feet of them. I do admit the malls are not cluttered with moron teenagers and young children carelessly running around. I'm not sure how they handle Canadians that drive down to shop but I can assume there are some minor exceptions to the rules for teenagers but not young children under 10 years of age.
Here in Umeå, Sweden, one of the supermarkets has a sign saying "Dear school students! During school days, you are welcome to shop here after 14:00 (2:00PM)".
By the way, about the harassment, why do the high school students even *want* to do that? An explicit reason needs to be found for this.
@@KoichiFirst8092 where I am there is nothing for the kids to do so they get together in large groups an act like obnoxious assholes occupying 3/4 of the parking lot in and around the strip malls close the fast food restaurants. It's become a hazard with them zipping around on mini motor bikes. Fights often brake out among them on occasion. Many of the fast food places got down to locking all but 1 door just so that they could keep the kids from entering to use the bathrooms in which they often trash or write stuff on the walls. It's normally a policy now that you can't walk into a fast food place like a burger King or a McDonald's to use the bathroom anymore with out first ordering something first and these places have no problems with locking the doors to the bathrooms and unlocking them when you need to use it. Some gas stations do the samething in the area if you need to use the bathroom you need to pay them to unlock the door or buy something over $5.00 now. All this because of a bunch of fucking kids.
How emberrasing to the parents of these students who don't behave. It's time to arrest those responsible.
They would die denying THEIR child was involved
@@gaaykamaans8761 Let the parents explain the video proof in court. Of course, then the idiot parents would probably just say, “My poor baby’s been dealing with a lot of stress at school. We’re getting him therapy.”
@Lisa Shetler I think I'm the virgin Mary 🤪
Alec Baldwin Security.
"We Aim to Kill"
These parents probably don't know the meaning of the word shame.
And they'd make excuses for their little monsters like "he was being bullied." Then throw their unruly kids a party.
I was at a local grocery store here in Southern California and a high schooler parked next to me and proceeded to pull down his pants and film it on his phone for TikTok probably. I just ignored him and drove off.Social media is the worst influence of all.Kids think being disrespectful is cool especially for likes.
Those kids should be embarrassed. That is disgusting !