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I'mma reach over and smack the [ __ ] out of you. >> Get the [ __ ] out. You can get the out.
>> Hey, what's up guys? So, I got a bunch of clips here today of businesses now fighting back against the fatigue. And I'm talking about that growing exhaustion among everyday Americans, business owners, employees who are done tolerating disruptive entitled behaviors that destroy public spaces, drives away paying customers, and turn restaurants, stores, and malls into no-go zones.
Anyways, take a look at this first clip here of this Jersey Mike's employee in Baltimore who's receiving mass praise for refusing to take abuse from a black woman demanding free food on her birthday. And you could tell that this man has experienced all sorts of fatigue just from working there.
>> What you said? Who are you talking to?
>> You recording that?
>> Yeah. Who you talking to? Yeah. I bet you won't say nothing now.
>> My name is David.
>> Yeah. What you said? Get the [ __ ] out, right?
>> Mhm. Please and thank you.
>> That's what you said, right? No. And don't try to be nice. You said get the out, right? You said get the [ __ ] out, right? Say it now. Say get the [ __ ] out.
>> Out.
>> Okay. Yeah. Please and thank you.
>> Uhhuh. Please. Thank you. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
>> Yeah.
>> Broke ass is curtain afford $10. [ __ ] on.
>> Uh-huh. Cuz it's my birthday and I asked for birthday.
>> Yeah. Okay.
>> Oh, goof ass.
>> Uh-huh. Watch you watch you lose your job.
>> Look, your man standing at the door. Come on.
>> Right. Not saying anything to you. And watch you lose your job. David broke asses on my birthday. This is how I get treated on my birthday.
>> Wait a minute. You're calling this kid a broke ass? You're the one begging for free food because it's your birthday
>> at Jersey Mike.
>> Yeah, your birthday.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Thank you, man.
>> Keep going.
>> And you're going to have a whole lawsuit. You got the right one to play with.
>> Lawsuit? What is she going to do? Roll up to a lawyer and tell them it's her birthday, too?
>> Yeah. Better have the money for it.
>> You You don't need no money. Yeah.
>> Mhm. A whole loy. Thank you.
>> Enjoy your sandwich. My face.
>> Uhhuh.
>> What should I get again?
>> You should know what we ordered receipt.
>> I don't remember faces in my back.
>> You don't remember faces?
>> What kind of sandwich you get?
>> You don't Where's your manager?
>> Right here.
>> Where's your manager?
>> Right. Dumb ass down.
>> Okay. So, you're the manager. So, yeah, corporate will be called.
>> Oh,
>> okay.
>> I already called him. So, you want you want to get on the phone with
>> Yeah, you can give me the number. Give us that receipt, please. Just listen to your man, bro.
>> Give us that receipt, please.
>> You're very lucky. Let me just tell you that. Very lucky.
>> Very lucky.
>> Very lucky.
>> I know.
>> Very.
>> I know.
>> Very.
>> You're not going to do anything.
>> Yeah. Before you really What?
>> [ __ ]
>> Before you really what?
>> Uh-huh. Okay. Thank you.
>> You don't have to be sorry. It's fine. Honestly, give that kid a raise cuz that was great customer service. In fact, bring him to corporate and make him the head of customer relations or something.
So, I used to work in the service industry a lot when I was much younger and dealing with these rude, obnoxious, ignorant customers is much more difficult than when you see on video cuz you're dealing with these people constantly and they're from all walks of life. Having said that, I did find this funny meme showing you the four different types of headaches, and I'm going to blur out the last one. And I want you guys to guess in the comment section below what you think that is. Something tells me you guys are going to get this pretty easy.
Anyways, let's move on to the next clip here. And this next clip here is a perfect example of entitlement and zero self-awareness.
>> They did not want food served out of the metal utensils. What they did was put their food in a bag and they still wanted to sit down and dine. They told them they had to leave. I got out the car and I said, "No, have a seat and eat your food." That's not a crime.
>> Okay? And I'm not saying a crime.
>> Look at [laughter] the cop. Yo, if you still haven't guessed at me, that cop is experiencing that fourth type of headache.
>> Happened. I'm just saying they issued you a criminal trespass warning so you can't come back here.
>> I wasn't even a customer. I lit I hate Waffle House. The eggs always cold.
>> Georgia.
>> No, cuz I'm not from out here. I'm visiting.
>> Why she so like rude? It's It's giving like a little black personality type. It's like a little cultural thing or what?
>> Multiple times to leave,
>> but we spent our money here.
>> Okay. I'm not asking if you show your money.
>> Okay. So, give us a refund and we'll go. Why you got an attitude?
>> Because you're having an attitude with me.
>> How you go from acting like a black girl with an attitude to a white lady? When you call them out, they always want to play the victim.
>> Because I just said they kicked us out for no reason.
>> You're doing too much talking. I'm not listening. Okay,
>> I'm waiting on my kids.
>> No, we're leaving. Everyone's got to get up.
>> My kids got to get up.
>> You can just take you to jail. I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. That sound good?
>> I'm waiting on my kids. Where do you want me to leave my feet?
>> Stand up.
>> Are you guys going to take us to jail because of a Waffle House policy? Well, no. Your mom's a jailer. She keeps having an attitude with us.
>> It's not a crime to have an attitude.
>> It's not a crime.
>> Not listening to the police is a crime.
>> Y'all jinxed us because y'all literally just Google Waffle House discrimination.
>> This is what y'all got to go through being black in America.
>> Attention all kids. It is very important that you listen to your parents and get a good education. And if not, you'll end up like this [ __ ] sitting in Waffle House scrambling eggs all night.
See, look at that. Even good to do, regular hardworking black folks suffer from fatigue. Like, just take a look at his face.
>> Hate his life and his job so much he decided to call the police. So, this was the server that they tipped real good and she still called the police on them. All of this craziness going on in the world and a black woman and a black man is responsible for calling these cops to the scene.
>> He's filming a I'm calling the police.
>> So guys, we just got kicked out of this Waffle House. These people are real coons. Never go to this racist Waffle House. They said they're going to take my mom to jail. I'm giving that a one star right there.
Okay, so the two black employees call the cops, but the white cops who show up are the ones who are the racist. Also, I feel so sorry for those kids there because they didn't really stand a chance. This mother is setting her son up for failure. When she gets arrested, she will blame everyone and anyone but herself.
So, let's move on to the next clip here. And this next one is hilarious. It occurred at the AutoZone. And watch this interaction between this African man and these three white employees.
>> This battery is no good.
>> That's an old man without battery.
>> Use the battery for the car. I just want to fix the music in the car.
>> What the [ __ ] do you want to do with it?
>> Ma'am, I want to fix the the
>> Just call me, ma'am.
>> I want to fix the music in the car. This battery no good. Explain to me what the [ __ ] this has to do with some music. This is an alternator. This This has nothing to do with the radio in your car. This is an electrical issue going on.
>> Ma'am, your ears no good. You know, listen. You
>> can explain it down to him right there. If you're going to tell me that I don't [ __ ] listen, you can go ahead and get the [ __ ] out of the store. I'm not going to help you. The American saying no. I can't help you. I told you this isn't related to the music.
>> No, this is the battery. This is an aldator. This isn't a battery.
>> American. American. Your ears are no walking. You know listen. Listen. Okay.
>> There you go.
>> What kind of vehicle?
>> American car. This go.
>> What kind of [ __ ] American car? There's 80 I can pull off that goddamn shelf. What vehicle is this going on?
>> Ma'am. Okay. Okay, so this kid's talking crazy, but I don't really blame him cuz the guy kept calling him ma'am and he refused to acknowledge that this was an alternator and not a battery. Like the kid told him on three or four separate occasions that it was an alternator, but the guy didn't want to hear any of that. So the kid obviously reached his limit.
>> This American car this go
>> when your temporary protection at
>> you say.
>> Here you go. Here's for an American car.
>> The same you know smart you know know how to walk these stuff. I'mma reach over and smack the [ __ ] out of you.
>> You are no threat to me.
>> These Americans are no smart.
>> Okay.
>> So is GMC.
>> Take the alator. Get the [ __ ] out. You can get the [ __ ] out. You get out.
>> Take the alator. I'll trespass you. Go.
>> I'm going to No, this I'm going to evict the battery.
>> Aren't smart. You can get the [ __ ] out of our store. Simple as that.
>> If you can't tell us the car, we can't
>> me tried to say this. This
>> Okay, so this African man even went as far as to insult the intelligence of this employee. And that's when all hell broke loose and they kicked him out. But they told him on numerous occasions, "This is not an battery. This is an alternator." But he simply refused to listen.
Anyways, let's get into the next clip here of a woman at a Kroger's in a very black neighborhood. And watch what Kroger's does to their store in off peak hours because this woman starts blaming it all on racism.
>> Oh, [ __ ] I'm pissed. This is enough to make me stop shopping at these corporations for the way that they treat black people like secondclass citizens. Why is it in a predominantly black area there's such a thing called cage hours? Y'all y'all tell me if your Kroger, your Publix, your local grocery store has cage hours. Please, someone tell me if I'm bugging. The way that it felt to walk into a store, a corporation that is open, to see all black faces and then to see a cage around cleaning supplies. That's that's that's crazy as [ __ ] to me. And I don't even know why we're We need to be boycotten by But I can't even speak, bro. What the
Okay, so why do you think businesses do this? Because it's their only way of combating the fatigue. Because it's either this or like the four Walmarts in Chicago, they close up shop and move out of the neighborhood, leaving very little shopping options for the community. And instead of blaming the businesses, why don't you go fix your community? Because this type of stuff doesn't happen anywhere else. And do you actually think Kroger's want to spend extra money on security or cages and they're just doing this for fun? No, they're doing this to protect their inventory.
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