I worked for Dominos Pizza and delivered my entire pickup bed full of pies to a local college basketball camp. The guys attacked my truck and it was empty in a minute. The coach paid of course. It was a memorable day as three of those players I met went on to have NBA careers.

Good rule of thumb for all minimum wage workers: If your working for a business, even one that makes sandwiches, ill-prepared, indecisive, and self-entitled customers will always be commonplace in your work history.

worked in a deli for years when in college. these stories gave me flashbacks😂😂 so true

We had a bar where I grew up and after about 2 hrs of being open the owner would get lazy and everyone would just walk behind the bar, fix our beer, and mark our own tab.

The owner of the local subway here would probably have a heart attack if she saw her employee's make my food, 2 handfuls of olives on each sandwich and a handful on each pizza I get

I wrote a letter and Subway gave me a free sub coupon. Got a stale Snickers bar. Wrote. Got a pack of free bars. Now I thinking big...."Dear Jaguar..."

Did they miss the picture at 12:43? "I'm not ginger." Figured that would have had some comments.

I remember seeing a few event coordinators getting fired for not calling ahead and arranging food before hand to make sure a huge order can be met by a specific time.

ivbe only spoken to someones managfer on call centers too, because the people that take your call are reading solutions off a list, they dont actually know how to help you.. if whatever is on their list dosnt owkr they say they will call you back, and never do. i ended up asking to speak to someones manager and then that person actually helped me, it was at EA games, and honestly the first person i was helping him.. i was on google searchging stuff up and telling hima bout it till i was like okayt let me speak to someone higher up, and then that person actually knew the stuff i was talking about.

I used to work with a guy that always sent his food back. It got to the point that we as a group always told the wait staff to serve us first then him. We did not want any blowback from his food being messed with in the back.

I would always take someone's recommendation lol and they always look surprised or happy . I would either ask what do you like or your favorite _______? They usually make the order nicer and say hope you like it haha

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I've certainly done the 'I need to speak to your manager'... after the first refusal (this was on an insurance claim), I asked for the number of the local police station since what they were doing was trying to make me commit fraud...even though 'that was their policy'. I was quickly passed off to a manager who had a 'holy shit, you're right!' moment when they realized claiming an ENTIRE order, when only one part was stolen was in fact...fraud. All I needed was a quote/receipt for a stolen laptop at it's current value, not with everything else that was purchased at the same time...

"Do they think the manager will automatically take their side?" Umm, yeah. Because there's a long lost business adage about who's always right.

we definitely need a daz story time, maybe just in general stories of weird or funny shit you guys have been through.

I find this guys stories so funny.

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I work for a habitat for humanity restore(it's like a thrift store but only for new and used building materials, supplies and furniture but no clothes) here in Vancouver canada and the majority of the customers are fine but some of them are EASILY the most entitled people I've ever dealt with. I've had a few that have just left me with an absolutely fucking STUNNED look on my face at the sheer stupidity of what I've seen them do or heard them say. like this one lady who even after being told nicely by my boss and myself that she would need to be patient and wait till we had a chance to price the item she wanted to buy cuz we didn't have enough staff on hand at that time and after asking me what the price was she stood there in disbelief that we wouldn't just drop everything we were doing just to help her and said(loudly so everyone could hear how annoyed she was)WELL I'M NOT LEAVING TILL SOMEONE PRICES THIS FOR ME!!! in my head I was just like ummm ok go right ahead an do that but you're gonna look pretty stupid standing there for no reason. then recently this guy wandered into our receiving area even though there are signs everywhere saying STAFF ONLY and tried to walk off with a chainsaw which was hidden on the other end of the receiving area between a stool and a pallet full of cabinets where it was clearly not just sitting in the open for all to see and my coworker walked in and told him to put it back and leave and he preceeded to yell loudly that he had every right to be in there and couldn't understand what the problem was 🤣😂🤣😂

Worked at an In-N-Out closing shifts... Had a McDonald's across the street, we would throw down a 20 bill. 100 nuggets. They hated us man. Free burgers and fries, we going over there getting their chicken.

i worked at mcdonalds forever ago, but if i remember correctly, we would do 50+ burgers if it was called ahead. maybe just that store. but we would do 50 - 150 all the time

Still working in retail, still tons of morons. Had a person say they were looking for something and they couldn't remember the name of it but it's in a purple box. So I said, "Is this something you cook, or a cereal, or... What kind of food is it?" "I dont know." ...Then I dont know what you want me to do...

i worked at mcdonalds when i was 17 and ive had a burger thrown at me for something i didnt even know about. another dude started cursing me out over 5 cents. thats why the rare time i do get food from a fast food joint, i just get my food, pay, and leave. i dont wanna start bs because ive definitely been in them shoes before.

I agree that everyone should work either retail or food service. I worked a number of different retail and customer service positions. I try to be a little more patient now. I always say that retail wouldn't be bad if not for the customers.

I worked at Dollar General for almost 10 years. Good place to shop, shittiest place to work. Corp. treats you like a thief, and about half the customers think you are a certified verbal punching bag. One time, had an older lady come back in, wanting to return a package of letters that you put on a poster board. Said that the package says that there are suppose to be 72 letters in it (3 for each letter) but she only counted 24. My boss took it to the office to look at it, while the lady is going on about how the product was made in China and that the Chinese can't count, just being completely racist. Boss comes back out and points to the package to show that it even says that you have to peel the letters from each other so there actually was 72 letters in the package. The lady shuts up and leaves.

Now they are actually like $11-$12

I remember when i worked at Burger King, a dude took a cup out of the outside trash walked in and filled it with pop.

10:32 thats me with the olives

Funny enough, when I was like 12 or 13 I told a hot Subway worker (who had to have been 19-25) to make me whatever she likes, thinking I was being smooth. With an annoyed look on her face she slowly looked down and silently made a sandwich, and after I paid and went to sit with my class I wanted to melt into the floor in embarrassment

I've asked to speak to a manager on more than one occasion, but I don't act like some crazy lunatic and yell/scream at them. I just explain what the issue is as calmly as I can (sometimes I do get a bit 'snarky') and work out a way to rectify it. I attribute my somewhat calm demeanor to my Dad, who would usually make an ass of himself in similar situations...quite embarrassing to endure whilst growing up.

Half a lifetime ago I worked at McDonald's for a total of one week. I ended up in physical therapy for about three months. I had two days off and was supposed to go in the following day, but I was still in extreme pain. I called to say I couldn't work there any more. The manager was irate and told me I wouldn't get another job that paid as much as they did ($3.60/hr). When I went in to collect my check, mgr wished me good luck (sarcastically). I told her I already had another job making $5/hr, and it was a desk job. Don't know if she believed me, but it was true.

I've asked to speak to the manager when I had an issue with something but I make a point to tell them from the start I don't want and won't accept anything free. I'm talking to them to resolve an issue or hoping they'll do something about a rude employee, not to get free stuff. I want them to know this is about the issue at hand, not just a ploy to pretend to have a concern to get stuff.

Ugh...me ex used to work at zubway and she showed up hungover. She was puking in the restroom all shift and i could see her uniform had vomit on it when i stopped by.....for a half off sammich. I make it semi-simple....footlong herbs bread...whatever meats pepper jack cheese not toasted and put everything except lettuce. Then a big tip. Oh and a sploosh of mustard.

More of him please !!!!

We all see eye to eye with these types of situations......

Customer service of any kind is the worst. Job. EVER!!

In the 90s my parents had to pick up McDonalds for a whole school club. The look on the employee's face when we asked for 30 Big Macs....

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worked at subway and was robbed at gunpoint

I like it, wholesome content.

At your job if you are going for lunch and normally ask co-workers if they wanted anything Subway is the worst. You will end up with a whole list of what kind of bread, toppings, etc. Way to much hassle.

Apparently, you guys amuse easily. :D

If don't ask at most US Subways they give you fake, "processed" cheese slices instead of provolone which can be expensive in comparison to the chemical slices. They reach for the cheap cr@p until you interrupt them. Hence the reason the chain is failing and closing stores.

I've worked as a cook at sonic which was a nightmare because you always had carhops giving people the wrong stuff and then blaming you when they complained, and there would be time where you were the only cook there for like 20+ orders and you have a 5 minute time limit per order or else you "failed" to serve the customer on time. Some meals *chicken dinner cough cough* took longer than that to prepare under normal circumstances. I've also worked retail for like 5 years and customers are the absolute worst. There is just no respect and they literally see you as a tool, which is terrible because that makes the retail employees see customers as a nuisance. It's a very toxic work environment tbh. I encourage people to learn a trade or go to college for something that you can actually get a job for, and do something that is respected. You'll definitely feel a lot less like killing yourself trust me.

I used to work at McDonald's when i was a teen and the amount of people that would try to get free food or would ask for a cup of water and then go fill it up with soda used to infuriate me!! Like i know McDonald's is worth billions but it's not fair to the people who paid. Also there would be people who would eat the whole sandwich, leave a bite and then come back and say "I asked for no onions on this" 😡😡😡. It's such a bullshit way to try and get something for free. One time I even saw a lady filling up those tiny things you're supposed to to put ketchup in with soda 🤦

Office bloke Daz should change his name to office bloke Chad ;)

Check out a guy named ZLo. He's a hilarious song writer. People find his 4 songs offensive, but he's making fun of himself (black guy) and every other minority.

Yeah, I've never asked to speak with a manager either, but I can definitely understand doing it with a call center where you just keep getting transferred to different people. But in that case I still wouldn't ask to speak with a manager, I'd just say "transfer me to whoever has the authority to fire you".

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I bet most of Daz's stories end with him getting fucked up...

Guarantee you send food back it will be messed with when you get your order back. Never send it back.

I like this guys videos you've reacted to, but he's absolutely wrong about their pastrami being good. It's like soggy bacon full of gristle. But I do eat there often. I just always order a BMT.

Hey blokes I hear you saying it's 10 squid. How many dollars is a squid?

Giving a thumbs down for obvious reasons.

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I think I'm starting to live "Vicariously" through Daz. Which is Scary and Awesome at the same time.