embarrassing af

@@snerixx omfg i didn't expect a reply dear god lmao

@@snerixx yea your right it's embarrassing like bro you're old enough to be her father eww.

That's most men. That's why women can't feel safe anymore.

Especially because 17 is NOT legal. Not in America, anyways.

And then say “respect people older than you!” He knew he had more societal power due to age. That’s exactly why it should not be legal, even where it is.

And then yelling that 17 is legal! Bro, you KNOW you sound like a pedo now.

thank you for calling that kind of behavior out. that guy really scared me and im safe behind my phone

@@amaristhecrow7084 I am an older man (58), and believe, that I should shown respect based on my actions, not on my age. The guy in the video deserves no respect at all.

@@anqealHis behaviour was inappropriate and unacceptable. One thing that made me feel less afraid of men like this, was something I saw in a video made in the 1950’s. It showed grown men acting aggressively, then it showed a young boy acting in the same manner. The point was to demonstrate, that the grown men, were basically throwing a childlike tantrum. So if their behaviour can fit in with being similar to a childlike tantrum, there is usually nothing to be too worried about, although still take care. But if it doesn’t fit, take extra caution. We should never be put in a situation where we feel intimidated, vulnerable, or scared, but sadly it happens. I know it is far worse for women, and that is so wrong and unfair. If my calling men out can help, then that is the very least that I can do.

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She totally did

Worked a gas station near a state border. The store was in State 1. Many customers would come from State 2 and stop in on their way somewhere. State 2 has less strict alcohol laws, and allows liquor to be sold everywhere but a drive thru. State 1... did not. So many State 2ers pissed that the store did not stock liquor, and didn't sell alcohol on Sundays. Sorry bro, but you're holding up the line now.

See if that was a corporate franchise I 100% would've reported that manager. It's his job to protect his young employees.

Exactly. I work at a call center and the amount of entitled people that call is astonishing. I’ve had so many callers say they’ll call the manager and tell them that the answering service refused to help them. Like dude. I’m not refusing to help you. I *literally* cannot help you with your situation if it’s out of my hands.

@@cryptidcutie3379 I worked at a call center two summers ago for like a month and I couldn't take it anymore. The customers were so rude and entitled but also the managers were breathing down our necks constantly and even though our call volume was high we were still given "busy work" to do and if we didn't get to it in time we were written up. I honestly don't think office jobs like that are for me especially the ones with tiny cubicles.

OH MY LORD I hate it when people do that...

I used to worked in prepared foods. The rotisserie chickens were going like hot cakes and the employee in charge was absolutely on top of making sure as soon as the chickens came out, new chickens went into the rotisserie. One customer complained to management that she had to wait 20 minutes for chicken and she ended up getting two free chickens. I was annoyed because that just encourages bad customer behavior.

@@Captain_Jack514 Too many times they reward the customer and are afraid of customers leaving upset when the customer would only be leaving upset because they didn't get their way from acting like an entitled brat

I worked in a plant nursery many years ago and they had a policy that if the plant died within a year you could get a replacement for free. I saw so many people returning plants that had obviously never been watered and still had roots the shape of the pot they’d come in. When I mentioned to people to make sure they stayed irrigated they complained that they just wanted something they could plant and leave. I’m like…..sir that’s not how plants work, especially in a dry-ass place like a suburb where they strip the good soil and lay sod. 🙄

​@@icedperfectioni worked in a nursery/greenhouse and our boss out and out had a no return or replace policy printed on the recipt and the walls in every greenhouse and behind the cash register. It said since they are living things and we have no idea how you take care of them we will only guarantee that they are alive when you buy them. Then there was the nasty woman who wanted a hanging flowering plant that one-didn't need to be watered every day and 2-a flowering beautiful plant that didn't leave a mess by dropping spent flowers everywhere and 3-it had to be bright and pretty in full shade on her porch. After running through all the hundreds of possible plant combos and such and her being an absolutely horrible, bitchy person I was fed up and looked her in the face and said. I have the perfect remedy-go to this address and talk to cady(fake name) about her lovely silk flowers that looked almost real. Because the so called carefree plant she wanted was nonexistent and she was never going to find one. She choked and sputtered and yelled in my face that she loved live real plants and wanted nothing else! And she was going to talk to my boss. Well my boss was behind her and my other boss(her hubby) was standing next to me by this time and both were trying really hard not to laugh. Then they both told her not to come back if she was going to be abusive to their employees. I did get asked to not recommend silk flowers to others but that that old bitch had it coming. 😅

Yes, in retail that's almost always the way it is, especially in big corporations. Hy-Vee, a grocery store in the midwest, scans the barcode on the back side of people's photo ID.

My gas station has to physically scan a non expired license/state ID, no passports or military ids allowed and I hate having to deal with people who get mad at me for it.

So they now ID you for glue? Since when? I was not aware of that.

@@uselessinformation1988 They even ID you for whipped cream in an aerosol can now. And I had to show ID when I bought varnish for sealing my paint (it’s clear, what vandalism could I do with it?) 😂

@@MaddoxEzman Vandalism? Is that why they ID you for those items now? Do they also ID you for canned cheese that you put on Ritz crackers?

Yes, I somewhat disagree that the higher you go to the top the closer you're going to be to the person who made the rule themselves. I mean while that is somewhat true the reality is in a big corporation there are many steps to the top, and many times when you call corporate you're going to be talking with someone who is located in a call center. You're right in saying that a lot of times they'll just issue the refund. Unless it's a lot of money on the line, it's often just the easiest way to resolve the issue, and make the problem go away.

Yes. My manager does this. She tells us our no return policy but when I go get her for a complaint she will return the item and completely undermine me right in front if the customer. Begining of the year I started asking her anytime someone wanted to make a return rather than making the decision myself. Since sh wanted to be so flip floppy about our return policies. She got upset that I was bothering her too much. I asked her to put in writing our return policies than and explained to her that she consistently does not follow them so how should I know what to do. She got pissed. A few weeks ago I just started letting ppl return whatever they wanted cus that's what she does. She hasn't said anything yet lol

Yeah, I always carded all of the managers at Walmart when I worked as a cashier as well.

@@christopherru100 One of was like.. "You know I'm old enough." I was like.. "We have a 19 year old assistant manager, no I don't know."

@@raenter It doesn't really matter whether they were of age or not, they should be setting the example for Walmart associates to follow.

@@christopherru100 Oh boy do I have Walmart stories.

And you know if you didn't card them they could have held it against you.

in ontario, if you look old enough, you dont have to show ID to make a purchase. its based on the discretion of the cashier to ask or not, so if i see anybody thats looks 34 or older i dont ask, early 20's im usually still checking. but id never check an old guy like the video.

I think I heard about that. Wasn't the blind guy asked to leave?

Very true!!

The repair guy doesn't have an obligation to do that. It is the responsibility of the building management.

The age of consent is different depending on where you live. Where we live, it's 18; but some places mark 16 as the age of consent. Not saying I agree with it, but it DOES depend on location in the eyes of the law.