Sad truth is I work in front thousands of customers everyday and the amount of parents that say nasty words because they are upset at something or someone In front of their kid or baby is baffling. Then they wonder why their kids hate them when they get older or become bad kids growing up. I get really annoyed and disturbed when a full grown adult is throwing the f bomb left and right and little Jimmy is right next to him crying.
@@BeckonorNo he'll go the other way and be abusive drop out of school and or land in jail. Then they only job he'll be able to get is at a place like Denny's....
She's "a horrible Role-model" just because she got angry? Between these employees just working to make a living to support their families Vs. Corporate Media.......the Corporate Media (which btw are KNOWN to spew out Propaganda, Lies, Mis-information) are the Villains.
@@BlackMrBlack they are getting exposed for taking actual horrible care of the place. These are managers you are seeing here. They are freaking out because they are being put on television for not even being able to manage a Dennys 💀. they are embarrassed. As for the Mom I was just staying out how she is getting mad at people saying there is a child around while simultaneously cursing and screaming out of control which is a horrible role model.
@@BlackMrBlack yes, assaulting and cussing-out investigative journalists is being a horrible role-model and just a shitty person in general. She could have acted like a responsible adult, but instead she acted like a 14 year old with anger issues.
@@wmassey683But you can't put your hands on people. And owners that care would not tolerate the ghetto behavior on display, particularly the potty mouth language and physical assaults.
I don’t understand why fast food workers go so hard to defend an employer that underpays them and will fire them in a heartbeat. I bet most of them lost their minimum wage jobs over this…
They're not defending Denny's. They're refusing to take responsibility for being lazy and incompetent so they'd rather just yell at anyone who voices complaint.
They aren't defending Denny's, they are just very stupid and violent people. And to be fair, anyone that's seen a 1A audit knows there are plenty of people like that. If they weren't a major news organization the cops would be violating their rights too instead of upholding them.
That's what I don't get. It's one thing to try to avoid the news crew but actively assaulting them over a cheap ass job that would fire them at any minute?
I don't think they were going hard for Denny's I think they were embarrassed and didn't know how to handle it. Management should have briefed them on how to handle the media.
Imagine how they treat their customers fi this is how they treat a news crew. It sounds more like this is a front business for money laundering. I can’t begin to imagine what kind of people lack the self- respect to actually eat there.
Yesterday I went to a taco bell restaurant. The food was horrible, the service was horrible. The employees were black and all you hear behind the counter were f bombs. I will never go back there again and I noticed there was nobody else there. One black lady worker was sitting in a chair playing video games and put a drive up window customer on hold. Nasty nasty people.
They might of been lit? For one to sit and wait for food then it be shit and one gets bitched at because you say something. 🤔 Things would've been way different for sure
The fact that this is every Denny’s in 2022.. I miss when we had options that kept them honest. Wtf happened to Carrow’s, or Lyon’s, etc. now it’s this or spend 60 bucks at blackbear
@@healthyandrew5294 Uea, I know, but I feel like if it wasn’t basically a monopoly on home style resteraunt service, maybe Denny’s would still have insensitive to get its shit together, on a corporate level. They got to be decent for like, 3-4 years some point in 2010’s then went back to being disgusting
Look at this mom talking about her son being there and she's wearing and hitting the cameraman whoever hit that guy should have been charged with assault
First media should be questioning the district and regional managers. The moment they were told to turn off their cameras they should have. Them contacted the manager. Media violated these peoples 4th amendment. They are employees not the ones making the rules. When a Mama tells you to get a camera out her sons face and you don't then you deal with Mama's Spirit not bound by the laws of man that come against us who give life.
She as a mother should set an example, just because you're heated over the news crew being there, doesn't mean you have to go off like a ticking bomb in front of your child, cause what your child hears now, he/she will repeat it, & then her as a mother would wonder where her child is getting it from, & does not realize it's coming from her. It's no wonder mothers like her do not deserve to have children.
wadi Lenadi 1 second ago Oh shut up with ur bad example, you idiots don't look further then ur nose long. We got everything now the world itself teach kids bad example don't be hypocrites, I hate people like you,
“DON’T FILM MY SON!!!” Proceeds to swear repeatedly in front of her son, assault someone in front of her son, and set an overall fantastic example in front of her son.
No one "assaulted" or "attacked" anyone. ffs, crying "I've been attacked" when someone you're filming without consent touches your camera is such an abnoxious, immature, karenish thing to do. And to pretend it's a news story because your feelings got hurt.....Jesus
@@myleskgallagher “attacked” is an overreaction but you don’t have any right to not be filmed in public lol. Definitely not to hit someone cause you don’t like them filming you
@@xRvBxCab00se First, they were on private property. The property's representative (the manager) told them to stop and they didn't. That is not covered under "freedom to record in public" And again, hitting a camera away is not, as they claimed, "assault."
@@myleskgallagher Hitting the camera would have definitely been considered assault if the news crew wanted it to be. If the reporters decided to tell the police that their equipment was damaged then one or all of those Dennys employees who touched it would have been arrested that day and likely sued by the news station for whatever damages they could prove. The employees conducted themselves poorly and were in a losing battle from the start by not controlling themselves, they're lucky the outcome wasn't worse from their actions.
@@Kiana-cp3ro @Kiana1047 how is that wild and too far? You don't act crazy like that and show no effort in protecting the child! Especially to a news crew. Her kid wasn't in any danger at all and she acted like the reporter touched her kid. How you gunna cuss somebody out coming out of the restaurant, yelling and acting CRAZY talking about my son's right here?! like come on now, She clearly puts her own son in danger by trying to hit the camera crew, how can you NOT see that?
I understand completely what your saying. If this woman thinks its okay to act ghetto and ratchet in front of her son on Live TV what does she teach him behind closed doors.Hmmm let me teach you your Mom has no class..no character and respect and thus how you act . No you teach your children by your own behavior to act right not like a fool. Especially with the child present show some decorum about the situation and walk to your car
@@lacedasff. the woman put her son in it . When you know your in public with your children most normal people act right. Not let me put my child in a even more unstable situation by acting a damn fool for the world to see with my cussing and threatening. Hopefully the Dad acts with character and can get his child away from her
I don’t understand why they were so mad. I really wouldn’t care. I’m not Denny’s and I’m not the manager. I’m a waiter and all I’d say is “no comment” until they leave. They got waaaaay too heated 😂
@@sylvester465 I might be wrong, I thought tips were the way they made decent wages. How else can you ensure they're giving good customer service? And it doesn't take much to give good service. To act like you care, act like you're attentive doesn't take any EXTRA work. And customers can tell when you're understaffed but trying to do a good job!
“This is my son!” Well, what a good example you’re setting for him… Maybe try to teach your son how to be respectful when angry instead of being violent and throwing a tantrum.
It makes me sick when people do that in front of their kids. I had a woman flip out on me because it made her feel insecure when I passed her crappy little car legally, in a passing lane. She went to the same convenience store where I was going and got out with her little elementary age son, shouting about how I was a clown face b-word (because I had a little bit of makeup on). Like yeah let's teach your kids that they should publicly humiliate someone when they're jealous of them.
@@iCarlyBitch it does not matter Your teaching your kid terrible things Instead of getting angry and assaulting someone you can calmly ask that they please stay away from me and my son
@@iCarlyBitch except the camera wasn't in the child's face and the mother could easily walk away or go back inside. Lol. So many victim mentalities on here. When you end up getting food poisoning or your loved ones do, you might appreciate thise with a camera.
“If only their kitchens were as hot as their employees.” I busted out laughing because that news man’s voice and just the sheer humor of him roasting them😂😂 I feel so bad for the crew though.
Do not patronize this Denny's until all violations are corrected & all staff is replaced. Horrible employees who are running the restaurant to the ground. In the meantime, doors should be locked. Where's the Public Health Inspector?
When people act like animals . . . Well let's just say their actions speak louder than their words . . . And what's really sad is they will find a way to put all the blame on somebody else while they sit around and cry and play the poor little victims like always . . . If they wanted to act like vicious animals maybe they should go get a job at the zoo .
The reporter was told to leave and refused to comply. That is private property. The custodians of said property don't have to call the police to have a reporter removed. If it were left up to that, the transgession might not be addressed at all. Not to mention the fact that we have rights. We don't get those from police.
@W J it actually; they do need the police to remove them and trespass them. Striking the news crew is assault. Then, you have the threats from the one woman.
@@Jess1234 go to bed - what about when your family member gets shot also - that was not even called for - dumb ass comment - how about you try to locate her and her family and say what you just said (face to face) - see how that works out for ya - but I already know what side of the fence you are on tho
Why are all the employees so angry? They came to ask questions about a health inspection. Their reactions were crazy, especially the woman with her son.
I mean I would be embarrassed. Like the news crew is their for health violations, and now your face is all over the internet regardless of your reaction because of shit OTHER employees probably failed at doing.
I mean I kinda get it but honestly they shouldn't even be embarrassed. These violations are failures of management and the cooks. It looks like they were talking to everyone but except the kitchen and management
@@toyboy887 nah I disagree. Black Lives Matter... .. we anit finna letvsome news station just come on in all the the restaurant tryna embarrasse us like that.
Those poor customers probably got sick from eating all that expired food. And the fact that the employees know about it but don't care is just plain ignorant.
Expired and uncooked food? They probably didn't bother to cook and thinking " well then let's store some food that we're cooked before on the shelves and see if someone wants it. " Some amateur restaurants do that: store food in the freezer and take them out to REHEAT them if someone orders it, which is disgusting.
@@imrytebeehyneu " store food in the freezer and take them out to REHEAT them if someone orders it, which is disgusting" How is reheating frozen food disgusting? Don't you do lunchboxes at home and store in freezer? Is it really that bad some days after? It's not, at all. It's a damn Denny's btw, not like there's going to be a real difference between fresh and reheated. Some food are better to freeze than others, and if they don't freeze some of the food they make, what do you want them to do with leftovers? Throw it away? (and don't say give it to homeless because they are not allowed to and you should know that) Sounds like you have 0 clue how resturants have to operate.
@@Dead25m i bet you're one of those lazy chefs that don't bother to cook a meal that the customers order. Now i understand why they shut down. You know customers want their order ' customized ' of their choice: like make sure there's no salt ( blood pressure ) peanuts or anything related to peanuts ( allergic ) or dairy ( lactose intolerant ) Yeah, you didn't know that, did you? Have fun at the unemployment office..🙋♀️ And don't lie on your resume...😂
Imagine serving people expired meat, and then acting like the victim when people call you out on it. They only managed to make themselves look even more guilty.
@@beefpatty5991 They don't work there if their actions, or lack thereof, is the primary reason it gets shut down and they all permanently lose their jobs.
@@ChronicUnderachiever420 the owner runs the store and is suppose to make sure it’s in check. Like saying a person who rents a apartment is responsible if the building has water damage. They go to the store violating the ppl rights and know they will get a reaction bc it makes them 🤑🤑🤑🤑
They actually don't have a right to film on private property and can be trespassed. The manager should have just trespassed them and called the cops. The health concerns are valid but if they are still operating then it was a decision made by the health department to let them continue. Honestly, with the turnover in fast food and difference in shifts, it is possible most these people had nothing to do with it anyways.
Those women has masculine energy. Women should never attempt to fight a man. No way anyone should eat at that restaurant based on the attitude of the employees alone.
My thoughts to. I wondered if she abuse that child when she gets upset at him? Now imagine how that boy might act what he gets older. Especially if the father is not in the home, which statically is the more likely scenario. It's a vicious circle of hate and evil with no end in sight.
The news crew should’ve went back to that location to verify what “immediate action” was taken against those employees. They all should’ve been fired and arrested for assault.
The restaurant ended up closing. Unsure if they reopened. Very immature and unprofessional staff. This is why you have to firmly vet your employees and just don't have warm bodies there. All they had to say was, "I do not consent to you filming me and I feel harassed. Neither I nor my staff needs to answer your questions. At this point, I feel that you are creating a hostile environment in our place of business and causing undue stress to the patrons. Please leave. Any further questions or filming will be construed as harassment due to incessant questioning and blocking patrons."
@@DrReginaldFinleySr And that would be after a civil & appropriate discussion was attempted & a polite request that the camera crew vacate the premise was repeatedly attempted. I recognize that the intention of the segment is to catch representatives of a restaurant off guard to challenge them with the alleged violations: it is presented as a "surprise attack", the confrontation intentionally spurs defensiveness & sets the stage for a dramatic encounter....a recipe that every daytime talkshow host knows makes for "good television". The fact that they went to a Denny's in Atlanta....they HAD TO know they were about to film their best show yet 😂.
They were definitely fired. Food chains don't joke around when it comes to this shit. I had a manager at McDonald's get fired for DEFENDING herself AND a MINOR employee against a violent customer. You touch a customer and you're gone.
The press also doesn't have a right to go wherever they want. Gross restaurant forsure but businesses have thr right to turn anyone away for any reason.
@@jessebaldwin2661. But the news crew didn't just leave when it was clear they weren't welcome from the start. I'd put money on it that they're glad there was a confrontation, for sensationalism. Great story from our brave crew!
@@ian5780 Right! They overstep their boundaries and then expect people to be respectful towards them after how aggressively they approach these places. They are purposely looking for a negative reaction then the people they are recording give this awful kind of reaction and the news station acts like the innocent victim. Like don't poke the bear if you don't want the bear to attack. Granted these people should also be more professional but we are also only seeing things from the news station's side.
@@shawnxshamrock - Yeah, they’re crying about assault when they came there with negative intentions.... Like, don’t come to my job to harass me and put me on blast for something that is probably not in my control....
@@SirCutieYuki_ Oh not another one of you sensitive pssies who act all scary when someone brings a camera around you🤢 We do not care. You aren't a dennys employee now are you? We don't care about your softness. If you as an employee don't want a camera in your face don't violate health codes.
@@SirCutieYuki_ you’re an idiot it doesn’t matter what she wants the reporters are well within the rights to put the camera in their faces & it blows my mind you defend them bc they’re literally walking up to the camera saying don’t film me 😂😂if they truly didn’t wanna be on camera just go in the back 🤷🏿♂️ how hard is it to leave the front? They just wanted to instigate and get loud for no reason and it is in fact assault when you slap somebodies camera like that, only ones in the wrong are them 😂 reporters could have pressed charges if they really wanted too
@@SirCutieYuki_ ah yes, they deserved to be assaulted for doing their job. they should've NEVER interviewed someone for a news report! how disgusting and selfish 😒
@@SirCutieYuki_ And yet they failed a health inspection. So tell me whats worse? Failing a fucking health inspection or making them uncomfortable? They were only embarrassed or uncomfortable because they knew how a shitty of a job they do cause failing a health inspection is a big no no and can put the restaurant at risk of being shut down. So no they had no right to be bitch slapping and pushing the news reporters outside. Most of us normal people will hope that they get some assault charges!
They were probably and rationally concerned that their lives would be wrecked if these vultures used their faces to blame them for doing what their bosses decide
@@MegaZetaI’m SO glad someone else said this! It’s not fair to make them the fallguys for the mistakes and missteps of the higher ups. Why don’t they go after whoever owns the building or the district manager?
Each of these employees should be charged and fired. The word "unacceptable" doesn't even begin to cover describing their behavior. And the woman swearing in front of her son is the worst one
Lol not charged wasn’t even that bad they mostly just pushed the cameras away maybe slapped a little but it’s not like they slapped the reporter. But fired yes
@@Orly-pl4un how can you defend these people? I guess you think it's ok to hit people who are just trying to do their job. Not only are they actually swinging at the news crew but they are actively trying to damage and obstruct the camera. While they have every right to ignore the news here they still can't just attack someone like this. This is assault plain and simple and the employees who attacked should be charged with the crimes
Coming from a restaurant owner, that staff gotta go. Unacceptable behavior, makes you think about how they respect customers, fellow employees and the food you’re eating and paying for. I know times are tough and finding good workers is a hit or miss, we’ve been there but I’m happy they’re shut down! There’s plenty of food establishments I’ve been to that need this sort of exposure as well.
I'm a waiter and I totally agree!! My boss would fire my ass instantly if I talked or treated people like that on his establishment!! Its more embarrassing on the person who owns or is in charge of the place/shift since their trust is put into their employees to do their job!!
Poor hiring practices. The employees were clearly in the wrong, and it gave Denny's a bad name. All of them deserve nothing less than termination. Plain and simple.
When they pay minimum wage with no prospect of advancing, they get employees that couldn’t care less. Sure, Denny’s can and should terminate those violent imbeciles, but they will unfortunately get another set of the same.
"Don't put the camera in my face" boi she literally walked into the camera. She also said "gets your hands off me" when literally she put her hands on them.
@@laurajackson1303 really, harassing citizens? Let's be real here. I'd be happy for someone to inform me that these low life's are serving food that could hurt me or my family. The ones with something to hide are usually aggressive like these clowns instead of taking accountability and apologizing to the public and discussing how they are fixing the issues to restore trust.
@@denm6893 they could do the reporting without going in and going after someone who probably doesn't really handle the food. They could have used a tape recorder
@@iwumboyouwumbo4150 yes. You still go after the deepest pockets and those in charge. The state can punish the employee. But the business will be punished also. It is their job to hire people that have food handling card. They are responsible for training.
The level of entitlement that they think its ok for them to push and slap and threaten and yell is insane. I see fast food places like this all the time.
I'm not approving their actions in any way but you are on private property, if the people in charge are asking you to leave then you really should. The News crew got the reaction they were looking for anyways.
Imagine being an adult and being this judgemental about something you’re not smart enough to understand. Is it ok for me to push a camera in your face for being an employee. These employees aren’t responsible for this restaurant failing the inspection, so why press them, they are literally there to make money to support their lives. Go at the people at the top and not the people just trying to make a honest living.
Were they all fired? I hope so. And I feel so bad for that little boy. His “mom” is setting a horrible example, and he’s gonna have a rougher childhood. 😔
@@Gogetta80 why? They assaulted people and nearly poisoned their customers. Well, their restaurant got closed down, so it doesn’t matter. Edit: God damn, I didn’t realize my comment would cause so much arguing.
Her son possible future: *Punches someone's face because he was in the background of their selfie, kicks dog's ribs because he considered it's tail touching him as assault, throws 8 year old on concrete because he was in the background of a video the child was recording*
@MyNewLife I feel they showed them because they got attacked...and yes the new crew could have came in different but once they got attacked that went out the window but they were not wrong for doing their job just should have did it different.... everyone should have thought before acting
Do they realize how stupid they look acting like that?! And the "mom" cussing and swinging at people in front of a child? The owners of that establishment are better off starting over with a completely new crew.
