Crazy Customers HARASS Pizza Delivery Man 

I was working as a cast member at Disney World and Kurt came in, bought a bunch of lightsabers and gave them out to kids around the park. Have the utmost respect for him.

16:00 The “McDonald’s coffee lady” almost died from her injuries. McDonald’s had received previous complaints that their coffee was at a dangerous temperature. She only wanted McDonald’s to cover her medical expenses.

I recently ordered from Domino's and noticed it was almost an hour late. So I called the shop and let them know it was unusually last. The manager then informed me that the driver had a family emergency phone call that they had to take, and they would be there as soon as possible. The driver finally arrives and tells me the same story the manager told, and I said that I'm so sorry, I appreciate your honesty.

As a barista, I will say one of the main reasons we have a tip option, option being the key word, is because our regulars want to tip us, but don’t carry cash. I know my team never expects it.

If you haven’t done so I would encourage you to go watch the documentary “hot coffee.” The woman who sued McDonalds had every reason to do so. It was the literal opposite of a frivolous lawsuit.

Just got out of the restaurant industry 2 years ago. I worked as a server for 4 years and i worked at Pizza Hut for almost 6 years as a driver, server, pizza maker, then manager. Drivers get minimum wage when you’re off the road. On the road is a bit less plus mileage but mileage isn’t anything. And yes you drive your own car pay for your own gas

One day my neighbors order pizza & end up cornering the young girl that delivered to them. She luckily got away without a scratch, but she quit the job as soon as she got back. What my neighbors didn’t know was that this girl was their landlord’s teenage granddaughter, which is how they got evicted & charged with attempted kidnapping.

Worked at a mom and pop Italian shop that literally had a 5-foot pizza for about 110 dollars. The lady from McDonalds was elderly and literally had to get skin graphs. Papa johns does not pay gas or give a company car. Drivers do not get the delivery fee as the company does. It pays around minimum wage or less. You can make pizzas as well as deliver.

My husband and I were waiting in line for our flight-so of course they have pre-board that goes first, as they need extra time or are disabled. The woman behind us was going OFF on one to my husband about them: “ Why do they get to go on first, I have a spot in line and I was supposed to be “first”, what’s the point of having assigned boarding if they are just going to let them on first.” My poor husband is completely uncomfortable with confrontation, so he just nodded and said “yeah” every complaint she had. I just smiled and didn’t respond, until she opened her mouth to say” why is he in a wheelchair? He doesn’t look like he needs it if he’s now walking on the plane”. Mind you, this woman was ELDERLY! She had to be at least 80! So at that point I just said, “well not all disabilities are visible, he might have something going on that we can’t see.” She went on to complain about how that’s still not right, because she paid for this ticket”. And my husband basically just turned around because he knew why was coming. I turned back to her and said” We ALL pains for our tickets, but maybe you should have more compassion for disabled people. I hope when you get to that point, that people complain and treat you just like you are treating them. And from the looks of you, that won’t be too long”. I said it quietly to her, didn’t raise my voice and didn’t make a scene. After, I just turned around with my husband and I could hear her scoffing at my reply. But damned if NOT one person said a word of encouragement to her.

I have a funny story: i was out at a very cheap restaurant with two friends. One of them is autistic and struggles with social cues. Anyways, so after we got our food the waitress comes back for the two bite check so yk she asks “how is everything?” My one friend starts telling her about the little things that could be changed such as the pickles weren’t crispy enough. Again, he isn’t the best at social cues, but do keep in mind he wasn’t yelling or anything he told her this calmly and he seemed to be trying to be kind at the very least. My other friend then smacks him on the back of the head then turns to the waitress and says “it’s great, thank you.” I wanted to do the same I just don’t have enough balls lol. I could just tell by the look on her face she was trying not to laugh and I don’t blame her cuz same😂

Bro just earlier today we ordered a pizza and once it was 45 minutes late we just went to the restaurant to pick it up and the employees were having a dance party all around the store 😂

Do people actually believe that refusing to tip will cause a restaurant to pay their serving staff a reasonable wage?

Once when I worked at Domino's I and one other driver took a huge order to an elementary school. The order was almost $1000 and we carried it in and helped set them out. They gave us $6 to split between us. Also schools got a 20% discount at our store. That was the worst delivery I ever took. When the store owner found out he gave us $10 each. I'm not exaggerating when I say the whole store was mad that day. I later found out that the school had mini carnival and were selling the pizza slices at half slice for about $2-$3 each. 😡

And stories like these are why I try to say thank you and give grace whenever I can. You truly never know what someone is going through, and giving someone who is serving you in any way your best manners and kindness can be enough to change someone’s day! 🙂

What really puzzles me, there are a lot of people who are quick to complain about everything, but when something good happens to them, they don't say anything about someone doing something good

Thank you so much for saying, "were not perfect." I needed this episode today. I've been looking for my wallet for 4 days now, and haven't found it yet, it has my ids in it and thats everything for a military life.... thank you for making me feel better, and I giving me hope ill find it

This is the best series of all time

You guys were so fun to watch today…thank you for putting on your show!! ☺️

I'm sick rn and in the doctors office, this is making me sm feel better ! Love this series

“People put people on blast”….I wish that would become a POSITIVE trend. I’ll start. One time, I was trying to pay for a simple bag of popcorn, but my card just wasn’t going through. The lady behind me worked at the bank my card was (not my location necessarily, but still local) and said something about having each other’s back when she paid for mine. I will never (ish) forget that small kindness. I didn’t NEED popcorn, but it was a nice little gift and turned something embarrassing into something heartwarming. ❤ Same thing happened at a gas station, but it was a complete stranger & a coffee…very sweet people in the queue BEHIND me - not just “paying it forward” (which is wonderful too!). ❤

Love your videos! So excited to pop this on while I work! (I think the description may be from your last episode of Would You Believe though)

Always having my favorite other people on the podcast. Love you Rebecca!

I also Burst out laughing when he guessed for much subs made. Luckily, my last school didn't typically take it from teachers pay and paid about $125/day as they required a bachelor's degree.

I make 2.50 an hour before tips, one of my coworkers literally has a check that's 15 dollars every 2 weeks

I worked overnights at a 24hr Whataburger and the drunk harassment and disgusting questions and comments were mind blowing. One time a guy wouldn't take no at the drive through (he was pretty drunk and was making a demand involving the word p*ssy) and he absolutely refused to leave the window. Eventually I had to toss his bag of food (no drinks) through his window and lock the drive through window while he screamed profanity and made rude gestures. He did eventually leave

Yes this is true about the West Coast even McDonald's employees make $20 an hour but if you can imagine it's still not enough to survive on... It's almost like minimum wage everywhere is half of what you need in order to just keep your head above water... So yes the wages are different but for somebody that lives in Texas they can rent a trailer for $500 a month all utilities included and it's a three-bedroom. On the west coast you're going to rent a place it's going to be 1800.00 a month & utilities are not included. We can't focus on the numbers too much just understand that everybody no matter where there are in the US if they're working in the service industry they ain't making crap. My caregiver makes $18 an hour while McDonald's employees start out at $20 an hour.

I worked for papa johns and they paid .50 per mile, and you used your own vehicle. I made $11 an hour plus tips. Yes, Uber, you get any bonuses and tips, but they take a huge portion of what the customer pays and the amount thwy pay for trips, is ridiculously low. Like on lyft I took a ride for $100 that was 250 miles. I would never do again. You drive like 20 miles and get $8 and a lot of people don't tip.

26:06 this reminded me of a time when I was having a terrible day at work, I got a $5 tip and when I tell you that, that made my whole day. When people understand it’s amazinf

KURT!? REBECCA WHY DO YOU KNOW EVERYONE! I’ve loved Kurt for a whilleeeee❤

Personal experience. On apps like Uber, over half of the delivery fee goes to the company and the total service fee goes to them. You only get a percentage. Generally if you don't get tipped, you barely make anything after gas

OMG THE BEETLEJUICE AHHHH lol loved this video

Hey, it's Kurt. I love him. Again you outdid yourself on your guest this time. Love how he grew up in my home state of Colorado.

Thank you for all your you tubes I love them. Love you kitty cat sitting next to you at the beginning. Curled up so cute

I worked at Applebee's- the orders went into the computer and you either paid with a card or you had to punch in how much they paid with cash. The tip-out was printed on your receipt at the end of the night and it was a percentage of total sales but cannot go above $20 per server. I got stuck in the bar on mother's Day and had less than $200 in sales. My tip out was like $5 the district manager was there that day and said nobody had to pay anything above 20 but you had to pay at least $20 that day. I walked up and said that my paper told me much about was $5 cuz I only had $200 in sales and I only made $25 in tips. They were flawed asked me what section I was in and I told them and they said that I can only pay $5. Sometimes you have to let the higher-ups know what you made so they won't overcharged you on your tip out.

My mother was a waitress back in the 50s. I have no idea what her hourly wage was, but I do remember her coming home and counting her tips for that shift. A good tip for her was $5 in for one shift. Even though that was over 60 yrs ago, today I am a good tipper…20% plus more if the service was above and beyond.

I wish I could have have Rebecca as my teacher!❤

Honestly Kurt's voice sounds so different in this video. I'm used to his excited yelling for his videos. 😆

I Ordered a Pizza For My Family & At This Point In Time I was 12 Years Old, So The Lady That Answered The Phone Got Irritated While Talking To Me, So She Eventually Told Me To Put A Adult On The Phone, I Told Her My Mom Doesn’t Want To Talk To You, And The Guy That Delivered Our Pizza Apologized For His Coworkers Comments…

Who doesn’t know Kurt?!?! SMILE SQUAD!!!!

On the Substitute teaching requirements. I am 19, just graduated High School in 2023, and I am taking a 20-hour course to become a sub in Missouri. I have 6 college credits in my name and have paid $180 for the 20-hour course, $50 for my finger printing, $20 to get registered with FCSR, and still have to pay $50 for my DESE Certification. I will be paid $110 per full day and I can only work 17 days a month because otherwise I would have to be given health insurance benefits, therefore I have to have another day job and a summer job. I am excited to be doing it, but the $300 he mentioned would be heaven.

I Worked With The Preschoolers, & I Got Looked Down Upon By My Coworkers, & I Wasn’t Going To Get Bullied For Being The New Girl, So I Quit Because I Didn’t Want My Spirit To Be Broken…

Hey Rebecca, im under the assumption that you accidentally used the same title and description but 😅😅

You two are so wise

I got dubbed “the social butterfly” by my kindergarten teacher 😂 😢the name certainly stuck aaallll the way through. (And to now depending on my mood) My precalculus class senior year, I had it with 2 of my bffs (I’m using their first name initial, H and A). Neither of us (me & A) understood anything she taught but my other bff H always did… plus she had such a strong southern accent that was hard to know what she was even saying.. soo we’d do our makeup in class 🤣. She’d get so mad at us and yell, “this isn’t beauty class ladies, this is math! No wonder you girls are both failing. Y’all need to be paying attention! These problems are one you’re going to have so solve for the rest of your life!” Naw, it’s because you’re a horrible teacher buuuut 🤷🏻‍♀️ we were at least respectful of course so we couldn’t say it to her face.. and who’s an esthetician now?? Me. Guess who’s the cosmetologist? My bff Holly. I was a good kid and student. Only ever had one after school detention _only_ because I forgot my English text book in my locker, which btw, was RIGHT ACROSS THE HALL FROM THAT TEACHERS ROOM!!! We only got 7 minutes for passing and our HS is huge. My class alone was over 700 and it was between 550-700 for 9, 10 and 11th grades. I swear high school is to blame why I walk so damn fast and have road rage while walking 💀

Colorado tipped wage law has been changed. Now its about 3 dollars less than non-tipped minimum wage, which for 2024 is $11.

I used to deliver for a dispensary (in Canada, it’s legal nation-wide here), and when we were using our own cars, it was a percentage of the delivery fee plus gas. When the owners did the numbers, it was actually cheaper for them to finance a Tesla for us to deliver in, and we didn’t get extra for driving the car. I think that’s a fair trade since we were also making hourly and the delivery runs regularely went an hour or over. Driving your own car, you should be getting paid that delivery fee plus gas since driving for 2+ hours a day puts a big toll on your car, nevermind the gas it takes to get there and back, but tips were ours. It still amazes me that people that chose to pay cash wanted their $0.45 in change back though, especially if they’re ordering $200 worth of weed. And it happened a lot more than you’d think.

I am not sure if I missed this or if this point was not addressed. When people do not tip their server in a full service, sit down restaurant, servers actually pay out of pocket. I am required to tip out, what equates to 30% of my sales/tips each shift. Plus, the IRS assumes servers are making (last I checked 12% in CA but that was a few years ago so it might have increased) so if the IRS feels I have not paid them enough already in taxes, I will not get what I think I am going to be get back.

19:32 a couple months ago, late November, early December, I was early for a doctors appointments and I could feel my blood sugar dropping. I went to the hospital cafeteria, meaning the same or similar food the patients are getting, and I was asked to leave a tip. Normally, it’s 10-20%. The hospital had the audacity to start at 30%-45%, or custom. This cafeteria was grab and go, or buffet style, where you serve yourself and its weight based. I served my own food, I have had friends work hospital food service, so I know they get paid well, and I still have no idea what I am asked to tip for. I got a bottled Cherry Coke, a prepackaged bag of chips, and a prepackaged sandwich. Nothing I got was made anywhere near that kitchen. Why would I tip, and why is a HOSPITAL asking for a tip? I was so taken aback. People are literally dying upstairs, and this place had the audacity to charge those people’s loved ones extra for a tip! I wanted to get angry, but I know it was the hospital’s CEO and not the worker’s fault or issue.

Hey I love watching your videos every week. Can you please do a podcast episode with Nurse Hadley I think that would be so cool and I would love to watch it ❤

Small spelling error in the description. "explanatory", not "explanitory".

Great podcast Rebecca 😄

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i had a long term sub for band once and it was… bad. we spent over half the class on warm ups and only ever practiced one of our concert pieces for almost the entire 3 months she was out. she was not very happy when she came back.

Hey!!! I made an icon for if you have an apple pie/bad batch/the curse!! Is there any way i could send it to you!?

We were on a trip and dd driver left our food at the wrong address and wouldn't go get it. Customer service gave a refund and I prayed the food went to someone who needed it. I hope it did

Why are people so rude all the time (btw love your channel ❤)

15:20 is where one of the stories from the shorts came from and more from there!❤️😊 20:17 was the very concern and nice driver story as well,30:50 the story of the guy delivering a pizza and-was in for a treat! From yt shorts,54:52 the women story from the short!

Sometimes I like to back people up in comments sections. Like one time I was scrolling through comments on a RU-vid video and I found one that was a little rambly but overall harmless and a little fun because they were talking about how the channel owner made their day and someone had replied to that comment with "nobody asked" and a little extra to sort of hammer home that they were shaming this person for speaking their mind on a RU-vid video and so I replied to that reply "nobody asked you either, and yet here you are." And the original commenter liked my reply and I felt happy that I made them feel better after someone was unnecessarily rude to them and trying to shame them. And it does kind of go back to treat people how you want to be treated. If you dismiss and shame someone because "nobody asked", then you better be prepared for someone to return the favor, because no one asked you either. I do my best to be kind and do the right thing, but I can be so petty and mean if I want to be and think someone deserves it after their actions.

I'm sure someone else has said this but as a barista you are tipping for the skill to make a Latte or Cappuccino. Yes a black drip isn't difficult, but espresso based drinks do take some skill and knowledge

40:00 I goto a bar where the bartender is also a substitute teacher. She said its easier dealing with us cuz she can tell us to knock it off, or cut us off and we actually realize we are getting out of control, but with the kids she can't do that she just has to deal with it till the end of the day. (Yes I know the first sentence was a fragment and the second was a run on 🤪 You will never guess where I was tonight)

I always tip. And if the person is new and they did a great job I tip them more than normal. To encourage them and ease the stress they might be feeling. I always make sure to smile as well. Don't want to make them more nervous.

I do DoorDash for a living as it’s the only job I can do and take my kids with me and the amount of people who think it’s ok not to tip is ridiculous. I have gotten orders that were $2 to go 15 miles I reject those

In my school district a sub makes 80 dollars (per class they sub for) without a license and 120 with a license.

I was a delivery driver and closing manager to a pizza place for a year and a half. I got SH a handfull of times, but luckily it really wasn't that bad. Got asked to go into hotel room a couple times and very inappropriate behavior towards me. The worst is when a big white truck chased me, and try to run me off the road by driving strait at my car, all bc I accidently cut him off when I realized I was going to make a wrong turn. To this day I hate white trucks, and driving in general.

Waiting 30 minutes for water is a bit extreme…

Washington state also has to pay servers at least minimum wage though servers here usually make well over $20 per hour. I dont understand why all states cant do this.

Around 39:30 this is what I'm saying. Give high school students 20 hours of service industry and 20 hours retail. Kids would get a whole new respect for average workers and grow into adults with that respect (ideally).

In California the 20 minimum wage DOESN'T count if bread is baked at the location. Because of this give it a year and every restraunt will have a way to bake bread.

1:02:33 here my tip to those people easy to anger: if you need to say something, write it out, say the mean things, but instead of hitting send or post, delete the comment, scroll past, or whatever to not let the comment or message out. I am diagnosed with Emotional Intensity Disorder. A hallmark of the disordered thinking is a short anger fuse or easy to upset. I know if I’m angry, writing out what I want to say helps with my emotional regulation. However, I’ve stopped sending or sharing my angry or bitter thoughts. Typing or writing is an amazing, cathartic activity, and most mental health professionals will tell you that. On social media, we are losing that guilt associated with sharing not nice words, and that’s how most Karens have been born. Get those inner thoughts out of you, but don’t share or send the message. It really does help with emotional regulation, helps the person express their thoughts & feeling, but no one else needs to see or hear it. Type the message, let the emotions go, and move on. No one got hurt, and no one can use those messages against you, because they don’t exist!

I'm The 2 viewer Yaya also I love you so much, my parents ts aren't great examples but you have shown me a lot ❤

You gunna be payin 25 dollers for a sammich to cover that pay rate.

Kurt reppin' our good ole home state! Not me stalking his water bottle to see our hs sticker is hiding!

There should be a law that makes people work in the service industry for few years when they are young.

In my culture tipping is really optional. I really don't understand the tipping culture of America. Our servers get paid enough so they don't need those tips to survive. I also worked in the service industry as a washer and cleaner at a small restaurant. I got paid enough for my work and a bit from tips, because we split them for everyone.

As a swede his argument of "if you don't want to tip make your own food" is kinda icky. I get why; due to your tip-to-live. Here we do not tip. You get paid for your work. Tipping in many stores/business is frowned upon since it makes them appear they won't do a good job unless they are offered money out of pocket. 😅 If we get offered to keep change where I work, we put it in the cat shelter donation box. How different countries are, so wild... 🤔 It is interesting at the very least but I personally prefer our own system. But I am very biased. 😂😂

If your job doesn't pay for gas, you can claim it as a tax deduction! Kinda scummy for them not to pay for gas though.

One day my submission will make into the conversation.

Yayy!!!

I love to put this on and cleaning

Fun facg no one has finished the vid yet

The only thing I got from this video is that some people forgot how to human

hey former barista here ! please tip your barista. you are tipping for the craft that the honed and the quality of ingredients used ! if you dont think tipping your barista is necessary i ask you buy a nespresso and try it yourself !

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he wants to make enough money to feed zeus steaks

6 minutes in and I'm already triggered. "It wouldn't make sense to apply to a pizza delivery job without a car." PLEASE TIME TRAVEL TO 10 YEARS AGO AND EXPLAIN THAT TO MY SISTER THE SUMMER SHE WORKED AT DOMINOES DELIVERING PIZZA. She used my dad's car for that summer, so obviously he used mine, and I was the one paying for a car that I rarely got to use for a few months! 😂 for the record, I did give her shit for it then and I continue to do so every once in awhile just for fun. No familial relationships were harmed in the making of this anecdote.

Wasn't this already uploaded??

Can we please get timestamps for these stories?

Imo fast food shouldnt have to rely on tips as raising the check but otherwise i agree that tipping is essential

Did yall build a who ass studio? looks sick. Tilt down that wide camera a bit tho.

I wish I didn't know who Mr. Beast is... 🤨

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Kurt reminds me of Paul Rudd

First! I love ur vids sm!

Or a truck driver

Let me tell y’all a story OK so I’m on birthday we have the biggest wars side we can find and we always have pizza deliver so the pizza guy comes this has been happening. I don’t know two years now OK and until the pizza guy comes and my dad‘s like OK Will pay you an extra 50 bucks. If you go on the waterslide now OK we will still give them tip no matter what he was gonna get an extra 50 bucks in every year they said yes and afterwards we give them a towel to dry often and they take the towel with them OK it is just amazing. But it’s different we’re not we’re taking videos. Yes because this is been happening for so many years. And yes, we did ask for remission and all that but just wanted to remind y’all a good spirit and good mindset.

Poll: Like this comment if you also ordered a pizza cause all these stories made you crave pizza (Yes I tipped)

who is the guy i forgot his name 😂

Customer service everywhere get treat not nice a lot of time

i keep getting this woman mixed up with another who goes by Footless Jo. i admit I've always had a more difficult time than an average person with photos of people i don't recognize but actually know, but does anyone else see the resemblance? I kept wondering why the separate subjects "she" put on,. duh