Tim explains a bizarre scenario involving a woman at a truck stop making him a McFlurry and then rips into Ben for liking hibachi grills. From episode 267: • #267 - The D'Amelio Va... Bonus episodes: / thetimdillonshow
No! annoying, cause he cant contain himself. I must be inconvenienced by his hiccup laugh because he cannot control his emotions of the whiney laugh. Imagine if Jamie did the same.
I worked for the Japanese at one of these...the shrimp is bought out of a mini van. Tuna is often cod they changed the color of... and must cook it to not get people sick or parasites...
When I worked at sonic, the ice cream machine was two machines in one so you could shut down one side for cleaning and use the other side. We did it everyday.
I worked for McDonald's before, the machines must be thoroughly cleaned before adding the cream , and still after adding the cream you have to wait 2 hours for them to mix and temp right , and if they don't temp correctly you have to discard all the mix and start over , or else you'll have liquid milkshakes that taste like sanitizer and give you diarrhea. It's just easier to keep them off instead of having to refund every mcflurry order in some stores. Mystery solved.
I've worked at a McDonalds too back when I was in HS. The ice cream machine was the worst thing. We hardly ever had it on because of how tedious it was to set up, clean, etc. You would THINK in this day and age there would be an easier and more efficient way to do something so simple...it boggles the mind.
I was going to say the same thing. I worked there in HS and being a bunch of 16-18 year-olds that didn't give a single fak about customers, we just turned it off so it was done before we had to close the store. That's what you get when you hire a bunch of kids at minimum wage, which at that time was $5.15/hr.
I don't know if he was joking or not...but I'm against the throwing of food into my mouth. My first thought is "I don't want to choke" and the next thought is "Don't waste my food!"
McDonald's owns the company that produces machines. Franchise owners can't have any other repair place fix the machine. They have to fly out a repair man to fix it which is out of pocket from the owner. The cost of that is generally very expensive to do that rather than calling local repair place.
@@dylan4868 and that is why they are all broken. Because they are not willing to pay to fly the repair guys out. I watched a whole documentary about a husband and wife that built a device that could tell you what's wrong with the machines and there was a huge lawsuit.
They employ ONE company that can only repair these mechines with special codes and contractually. Its a rip off and a monopoly.... which i thought we had laws against
Here is the real story about the ice cream machines in case you don't know. I worked at McD's from 1986 off and on into the early 90's and not once. ONCE! Did our ice cream machine break. It is a complicated machine with 30 plus parts that have to be taken apart and cleaned and then re assembled correctly EVERY DAY. It's broken because your employees are lazy and or dumb. They don't want to clean it so they lie and say its broken. Or they are dumb and actually broke it. Just remove the ice cream and let the fattys have a fucking shit fit. Who cares. I love Tim D.
My first job was McDonald's & I would always put some ice cream in the cup then toppings then ice cream then toppings etc. I hooked everyone up & bc of that I was often requested to make them & we sold more 🤷
The reason is the machine is patented by one company. They are the only ones allowed to service the machine by contract. So parts and service are slow, or franchises can't afford repair atm.
The machines have to be cleaned regularly so you don’t have rotten ice cream and they say it’s broken because if you tell a customer it’s in cleaning mode they wanna have a tantrum like a 3 yr old but if you say it’s broken nobody says shit
McDonald’s ice cream machines legit are not working 90% of the time, of course the only time anyone wants ice cream from McDonald’s is at 3am But don’t be fooled you can try 3 diff McDonald’s and you won’t find one with ice cream
Watching Ben on this show is like looking at what Mr Smithers used to do before he was Mr Burns's "yes man". Tim passes on, and then Ben ends up running the podcast of some rich oligarch in a parallel universe of the Simpsons.
I saw a documentary were a guy made a program that allowed McDonalds franchise owners to fix the machine themselves. The people McDonald's contracts to repair them found out and McDonald's forced the franchise owners not to use them. I wish I could remember the video because the company that fixes them runs a scheme.
this Ben guy is talking more and more every time I watch these videos. He better keep it shut, don't want another young Jamie. It's a real knife fight out here in the podcast game he could get replaced!
Tim Dillon cracks me the fuck up. I sometimes wonder if hes just speaking his mind. I speak so similar when im pissed off and talking shit, and people think im joking and funny and im like, when am i funny. like sometimes i say intentionally funny stuff but ost of my ranting on facebook is me talking shit and making fun of the people who piss me off
The machines down for cleaning at night yes i worked there The the thing about broken machine u cant make 150 cones 1 after the other. The machine overheat and it take time before the cream turn to icecream
@@deadliestvice5356 Essential service and food workers are in the best position to be laughing because we get to see the range of stupidity of people who have the luck of being on the other side of the counter. I love laughing at stupid customers!
Fun Fact: The McFlurry was invented in 1995 in a tiny Canadian city: Bathurst, New Brunswick. Great place to visit, you can snowmobile on the streets in winter to go between your hotel and the restaurant or the incredible trail system, check it out when tourism opens up again!
No one with self-respect should be ordering ice cream at McDonald's in the evening anyway. No one over the age of about 9 should be ordering ice cream at McDonald's at any time of day. Don't go to McDonald's in general, full stop. What is wrong with people?
I remember a couple years back, the ONLY time I ever went to a HIbachi Grill; it was not by choice, it was something I was dragged into because it was like a birthday thing on account of me and my sisters have birthdays in the same week. There's something about making the preparing of food a spectacle that automatically puts me into a foul mood... especially if everyone else enjoys that spectacle. I hate when people try to make something that's mundane 99.99999% of the time into some kind of circus routine, and the people who fall for it only make my mood blacker. Then I tasted the food: first of all it was obviously hot, too hot, because there was no transition period like it virtually every other restaurant in existence between the cook and the customer... so you start off the meal with a burnt tongue and no sense of taste, which wouldn't have mattered because everything tastes like tempura breading. It's like the one time in my life, and I include my military days in this, where I left an eating establishment wishing I'd just gone hungry.
Can you do a video just analyzing keemstar (owner of drama alert) and his behaviour online. I would love nothing more than to here your thoughts on this idividual
Love Tim Dillon, from Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪 Does alot of Tim Dillon fans in the US also support Bernie Sanders when it comes to politics? Feelin’ the burn baby! 🔥
I hope this is a joke. Im gonna give him the benefit of the doubt because I worked at mcdonalds and it’s simply machines get shut down for cleaning at 10pm where I work
