And after he cuts through it they discover her at his apartment. Brian was actually a genius trying to expose his mother so their dad would get custody
"Can you believe she works here?" Yes actually - it's 100% believable that someone who works in retail has developed a strong instinct to ignore rude-ass customers when they yell at you from across the store and clear their throat at you like an entitled jerk.
I mean they were clearly alone in the store and at first the lady just went "Excuse me" Then again I won't draw conclusion, I don't have enough experience in retail
@@LaChroniqueEdgy1816 as someone who worked exclusively in retail throughout high school I've responded to every rude customer way more harsh than the employee in the video in my senior year. In the city I grew up some people need to be knocked down a peg. In the outlet mall I worked at the customers and bosses treated average employees like slaves for minimum wage and the chick in the video was right. I didn't get paid enough to deal with it
@@LaChroniqueEdgy1816 I've worked in retail/customer service for a cumulative total of about 6 years. I've been a manager, an associate, a server, an employee trainer, and a barista. Over those 6 years, I learned that its a very fine line between rude customer behavior and polite customer behavior. It can be hard to tell without experience in the field, but the lady saying "Excuse me" sounded polite, but it was pretty rude of her. She should have gone to the counter to ask for assistance instead of standing far away and shouting to get help. In many cases, if the customer is able to but unwilling to walk to the employee to get help, then the customer is deliberately being rude. They're using the mindset of "you should have to serve me because it's your job". Technically, that is correct, but it is still rude to act that way, as it shows entitlement. It's unnatural for a person to be obligated to serve a stranger without exception, but that is the way of retail and customer service. Manners are often forgotten or put aside in customer service interactions because the idea is that the employee is paid to serve the customer hand and foot. That is an inherently rude and entitled thing for a customer to expect of anyone, regardless of the employee's job description as it implies that the employee holds less societal value than the customer. It's very "you're paid to serve me so I don't need to show you regular manners" vibes. Due to my experience in the field, I tend to treat customer service workers how I would treat my grandmother if I were a guest at her house. I don't expect servitude and I will try to help myself before asking her to help me. I try to treat them like my equal instead of expecting servitude from them, even if the concept of retail is similar to servitude. I hope that makes sense lol I'm not the best at explaining things most of the time hahaha
The weirdest thing about the gifts one is that according to the family they SHOULD not know these packages were coming. They were so wrapped up in "who is stealing OUR packages?" but never questioned why they were continually receiving things they never ordered lmao
Because her assistant accidently sent them to her house instead of her office. But all three times? They came over multiple days. So he forgot more than once. I think he just got off on stealing them. Or they're having an affair. They're totally having an affair.....
@@d-night1844 sometimes things come slowly though lol like i've had one order come on different days before through amazon so it could have just them having a fumble once on ordering and things coming weirdly dfgh
Yeah, I work as a cashier and while she shouldn't have been on her phone, the parent could've just walked up and asked if they had more of that style instead of yelling across the store. Neither person was respectful of the other.
@@riamel1214 Exactly, like the first "excuse me" was fine, the rest were incredibly rude. That's just not how you talk to people. For a second I did think the cashier would end up being deaf or hearing impaired, and it would be a don't judge a book by its cover type thing.
imagine dan just comes out all burned up and theyre like "what happened to you??" and hes like "someone put a PIPE BOMB in one of the packages" and the little girl just goes "that was me 🤗"
I think it's very funny that the chat is like "Jarvis your bingo squares. Jarvis please. Jarvis you literally got bingo 20 minutes ago." But he just misses it because I can't keep up with how many times I've actually played bingo and could've won if i didn't gloss over my own squares
@@EclipseINF How would it not be his fault? XD He’s literally the one person solely responsible for knowing what’s on his card and filling it out. I understand being distracted while streaming, but it still falls to him to fill out his card
The store clerk wasn't even being a jerk when she pointed out there was nothing in the back. That scene gave me flashbacks of unreasonable customers insisting my store kept product in the back when we literally never did.
But she was being rude before that and they probably just assumed she was saying that because she didn’t want to check for them. She was already being rude and didn’t want to help them so it was reasonable to think she was also saying that so she didn’t have to help them.
@@rachelcookie321 I mean, again as a retail worker myself I can vouch that stock just isn't kept in the back of the store. Like yeah she was rude overall but in that moment, that was very real
Yeah and not to mention the customers were also being rude. Like before she even did anything they were being very entitled like "EXCUSE ME I'M VERY IMPORTANT PAY ATTENTION AND BEND TO MY WHIMS" Everyone in the video was annoying
@@yawninglion1677 The only place I worked that kept stuff in the back was Joann and that was mostly just overstock fabric, especially the fur. Omg, _the fur._
I'm so hung up on the financial aspect of this though. Just how big was this raise that they went from not being able to afford ANY presents to getting a new iphone a new laptop, and a new bike?? This is like a rich person's perception of poverty lmao
It's not really sexism, just how lots of families around the world are with treating the girls of the family differently because of old values and such.
@@whizdom4852 2 months late! However as an autistic person I agree so much. God I really hate any of the “positive” autism slogans, is that’s what you’d call them. Like the whole “everyone’s a little autistic” 🤢. Yes we should be proud of our unique selves but oh my god can we just talk about how it can suck sometimes.
the plan was that the package would be inside the bag , so when the bandit opened the bag or like took it home and then they would open it and then dhar mann would be hiding inside the bag to drop some inspirational anecdotes to convince the bandit to not steal anymore
Yeah I've worked retail for years and I was 100% with her. Even down to ignoring customers to focus on herself. She's not less important than them lmao.
The "rude" cashier is my hero today I had to tell two women they couldn't undress in the middle my store just because the fitting rooms are closed, got yelled at for not excepting pants that a man had bought ripped at home and wanted to return, also got yelled at for having closed fitting rooms because my managers dont want associates getting covid. So customers are stupid, everything we have is infact on the floor
Love how HE wrote the script and it still foreshadowed the strike and protests going on now… did he really think we wouldn’t find out? It’s like he was taunting us😂
if a customer was yelling at me from across the store i’d probably ignore her too. It was incredibly rude for the woman to act the way she did, and any other people in the store were disrupted in their shopping. Plus at that point we don’t know WHAT she’s doing on her phone. she could be setting a shipment date or other business related things. There are also plenty of valid reasons why a young child should NOT try and catch an adult man, but the story did turn to sexism with the dad being biased towards his son.
100% also low-key I work at a retailer. There is almost nothing in thr back. I've told customers what we have out is what we have out. The insistent people (our back room is empty) I walk in the back and stare at the wall for 30 seconds. Because if we stock the store we know what we have out.
@@jillianthrill thank you! at my store everything was immediately put out on the floor so there were no extras but no matter how many times you explain that the back of a store doesn’t always work like that you still end up humoring them.
That video was wild because everyone was BONKERS rude. They yelled ACCROSS THE ROOM at her in the most disrespectful tone possible. When that kid yelled at her (when the mic had to switch lol)... if a kid talked to me like that you better believe I wouldn't be helping them.
@@jillianthrill yeah I have a family member who everytime we are out she makes a fuss if she can’t find something and asks for them to “go in the back and look.” The pure embarrassment I feel
@@jstarstudios7110she said excuse me multiple times to get the employees attention and the employee just sat on there on her phone instead of doing her job.
@@ChloeEIizabethPrice did she scream? no. ur delusional as hell. she said excuse me with a raised voice so the employee could hear her. she did not scream
To be honest I thought the package thief would be a woman and the lesson would be "Not only can women stop crime, they can also commit it!" like I was dead on convinced that was going to be it
The cashier is *obviously* in the wrong, but if you start shouting at a cashier bc the thing you want isn’t in stock/is being discontinued… so are you?!
"If it's not on the rack then we don't have it" listen, if a retail worker tells you that, don't fucking tell them to go look in the back for something we don't have
@@michaelwilliams8242 I would've said something like "Well people misinterpret" or "Well I *always* want to help" a couple months ago, but since, then, we got someone in our store, who is a MANAGER who doesn't BOTHER to look for shit or help any customers at all or even help *me* out and I work there! I hate him.
I mean, as a person who has worked in customer service, the first one was a miss for me. The customers were being very difficult and annoying for no reason, and even though she was being extremely rude I guarantee most customer service workers WISH they could talk to sh*tty customers the way she did.
Yeah I've done retail and while the cashier was definitely rude, it was also cartoonish and unrealistic while the customer's behavior was completely believable. Idc if the cashier was deliberately ignoring them, as someone who's worked that job I'm on her side
I mean they definitely used to be, but now I think they're deliberately unhinged to get algorithmic attention. Kinda like what happened to Troom Troom.
That was kinda shitty of the mom. To just let the dad live with the stress and guilt of no Christmas the whole time just for a surprise. And to hide such big news. I would feel so hurt in that position.
For me it's the forcing the assistant to seemingly commit crimes...in the gun crazy AF US. Also why didn't the dad question the packages even existing? He should've been the 1st to ask about whose buying them since he's thinking the family is low on money but he's a dude so he's as dumb as his dumb son I guess.
YES and also he could’ve easily helped hide them ?? Instead of going through all this dangerous bullshit with her assistant. Instead she had him worried abt their financial situation and her potentially cheating on him….
I think the idea with the bandit bag was either: a) put the packages inside the bag and have it tied to the door so they couldn't be stolen or, my less likely but favorite idea b) trap dan inside the bag
@@Eli-mn5cq There's a lock that's meant to be used after the item is put in the bag. The idea is a random person can't just run up and steal your package, and it's assuming those people either wouldn't carry a knife or risk taking the time to cut through the bag. The "bandit bag" is just a rename of an actual product called Porch Pirate (and it was marketed as The Original Bag)
dhar mann is like. So foul. remember how everyone joked about jake paul always plugging merch? dhar mann has taken it to the next level somehow. how is that even fucking possible
As someone who owns a ‘package bag’ I was like WAIT I SWEAR THE BANDIT BAG IS REAL. They actually just ripped off the design for the “Porch Pirate Bag”
OHHHH IT HAS A LOCK ON IT!!!! I looked it up lol. WOOOOW they REALLY didn't explain that fully lmao. I guess they assumed that everyone would just know what an anti-package-thief-bag does LMAO
Did anybody else notice the fact that even though this family is struggling they still order stuff online for it to just be stolen? If this was happening to me after the second time I'd just stop having packages sent to my house
Okay but how fucked up is surprising your young children by pretending that your financial problems are so bad that you can't afford Christmas. The idea of not getting gifts on Christmas is sad enough for a kid who's used to it, but putting the burden of worrying about money problems on your kids??? Just for a surprise???? It's fucked up. Not to mention...I'm p sure that the WORST way to deliver that news is to open with a sassy little and who says you're even GETTING Christmas presents, hmmm?" Their son might not have been RIGHT to react that way, but it's pretty reasonable for someone his age.
@@noizepusher7594 Ignore the one person who keeps responding to your comments with something rude. They are doing it to me as well. Love the profile picture. I'm also non-binary.
This could almost be a cute story about girlpower or whatever if Dhar Mann's writers knew how to write sexism (or any serious topic really) in a realistic manner. Reminds me of a book i read as a kid about a girl who wanted to be a detective and was chasing down a painting thief; her brother, an aspiring chef, got more support from their father regarding his aspirations, not because "girl's cant smart" but because a 12 year old doesn't need to be actively confronting a suspected criminal
Yeah like stories where a child takes on a criminal are wacky but you can do them well. But if an adult tells the child NOT to go after the criminal and we’re supposed to disagree with them, it all comes falling apart
i honestly think the plan with the bandit bag was to have the mailman put all the packages in it and attach it to the door so the porch pirate couldn’t steal it. maybe they assumed he’d be in as rush.
Omg that would make it even easier tho...I'm not saying ur wrong, just the kid is dumb lol. Like, yeah, let's just conveniently stuff the packages in a bag FOR the thief, so he can carry them more easily! That'll stop him!! LMAO
Glitterbomb dan was the funniest thing ive seen all day "I thought he was a burn victom" I thought i was watching a horro film the way he walked out blank faced
What if it turns out that all along, Dhar Mann has been building up to the reveal that it takes place in a dystopian reality, created by his mind. Where everyone is assigned a role, and everything matches his idea of perfection. DharVision.
So the mom heard the speaker go off, then an explosion in the other room where her assistant is, and instead of checking on him, she opened the front door?
This package thief video is so funny to me. “Sweetie I’m sorry but no presents this year, now please don’t go after the man that steals our parcels that arrive every freaking day”
Dan coming out looking flayed from the glitter is so funny. Also, I think the bandit bag was meant to sound like a stupid idea. The prop was bad on purpose.
dude that cashier had every right to ignore that woman being rude to her. people just expect retail workers to put up with the most ridiculous shit and be polite about it.
I love the CC mistakes. Starting to think "Darn Man" is some bootleg version in some far away store. Like you could find a cheap plastic Dhar Mann figure on a card that says "Darn Man! You see! You so! Shock is next to happen!"
watching this after dhar man's employees went on strike demanding livable wages and hearing kurtis joke that in the video dhar man's not paying his employees enough is intense dramatic irony
Dhar Mann’s voice gives me Christian youth conference war flashbacks. He has the exact mannerisms of a youth pastor who does nationwide talks in college stadiums.
I know this isn’t the point and Jarvis didn’t invent it or anything but this is such a genius twist to bingo. I always hated that’s it’s pure luck, but with this you need some skill to even recognize you have a tile.
