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Terrific clip on the nature of firing professional people in a conscious and clear way.

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@rufuspipemos
@rufuspipemos 3 года назад
"Hey girlfriend, I gotta let you go. This is my brother's phone number, he will handle the details."
@luvsracin87
@luvsracin87 3 года назад
Hahaha
@RobertWilliams-oy1fl
@RobertWilliams-oy1fl 3 года назад
🤣
@frantzeskos5
@frantzeskos5 3 года назад
Hahahahaha
@hughmungus3250
@hughmungus3250 2 года назад
This is a great comment😂💀
@bravobear1844
@bravobear1844 2 года назад
😂
@musicoldies83
@musicoldies83 2 года назад
I remember the one time I had to fire somebody as a temporary acting manager for a company I used to work for 30 years ago. Like Jonah in this scene, I felt ill at ease as it wasn't my decision, and the kid I had to let go was a really cool dude, but I kept it short and directly to the point as I looked him in the eye while delivering the news. The kid got a saddened look on his face and slowly got up out of his chair and walked out without saying a word, and I felt really bad about it later on. Fast forward several months later, and our office (we were a small service company located in the local village) had then hired another young worker around the same age as the one I had let go - who coincidentally had been friends with the worker I had fired. He told me that his friend (the one I fired) had indicated to him that I was a really great guy who treated him very fairly and with respect during his short employment stay there, and that made me feel a whole lot better about the situation afterwards.
@charliedallachie3539
@charliedallachie3539 2 года назад
Hopefully the kid found something better afterwards. It sucks when you’re on the other side getting let go but it’s important to know something better is usually around the corner.
@JarrodFrates
@JarrodFrates Год назад
I've only ever had to fire someone once, and it was two people over the same incident: an employee who falsified his time card and the assistant manager who signed it off. The employee was on camera coming in late, the assistant manager let him in, and they discussed the time card and wrote in and signed off the false time on camera. I tried to be respectful and to the point. I hated every second of it, and I still do. But it had to be done.
@JohnJohnson-kg4ek
@JohnJohnson-kg4ek Год назад
@@JarrodFrates Because someone was late one time and the manager cut him some slack? Sounds like a BS reason to fire someone
@gonzarellious6102
@gonzarellious6102 11 месяцев назад
@@JohnJohnson-kg4ek and you missed the point. They FALSIFIED the time card. That's different than cutting someone some slack. Not firing them for being late? That's cutting them some slack. Helping them falsify a time card is lying to the organization.
@JohnJohnson-kg4ek
@JohnJohnson-kg4ek 11 месяцев назад
@@gonzarellious6102 Who cares? That's still not enough to fire someone. You sound like a corporate boot licker
@VinceLyle2161
@VinceLyle2161 2 года назад
I like movies that understand the power of silence. After Peter Brand lays it out for Carlos, there's a long silence, where the viewer can take the time to wonder what's in the characters' minds. Then, "Okay." Silence in movies is an underrated power.
@jpharrahill7655
@jpharrahill7655 2 года назад
So right, silence takes courage. Took me awhile to be able to use it in business but it has tremendous value when done correctly, especially when you've made a point you want to resonate with your audience. Too many people want to fill silence with "noise", but your point can be lost if you just ramble immediately after making it. Let it breathe.
@BrandNameLess
@BrandNameLess Год назад
i LOVE scenes with no dialogue
@danielocsai36
@danielocsai36 25 дней назад
I think Carlos actually thought something very similar like Billy and Peter discussed earlier: "But my new house. But my children. But my life." He just did not say it.
@easy2120
@easy2120 3 года назад
This works. People respect the process if you’re direct, honest and to the point. I’ve had to terminate people many times and this absolutely works. I’ve had former employees say thank you for being this way and giving them the respect they deserve in such a traumatic time.
@jrock2720
@jrock2720 2 года назад
I just used this clip as an example to my eldest on how to handle an uncomfortable situation; no messing around, no fluff. Just keep things short and simple and end it. This clip is a wonderful life lesson to those who have to deal with people professionally on a daily basis. This is also an example of the importance of soft skills. I'm in IT and my ability to work with people is just as important as my technical skills.
@noneyabusiness2237
@noneyabusiness2237 23 дня назад
so......how did his mom take it when he told her he would not longer suck her clit?
@excelsiortoall7967
@excelsiortoall7967 4 года назад
Love the part he just stares at him for 5 long seconds, then leaves
@BreadAndGatorade
@BreadAndGatorade 4 года назад
A man
@沈啍
@沈啍 3 года назад
Was probably expecting Pete to leave so he can call the Tigers’ traveling secretary in private...
@TD_JR
@TD_JR 3 года назад
A good example of shock - when something suddenly unexpected happens, you can't process it fast enough to elicit a reaction.
@CrashCarson14
@CrashCarson14 2 года назад
I think he was testing Jonah, to see if he would try and talk and say more “I’m sorry, it’s not me it’s someone else’s decision”. Testing isn’t the best word but probably still processing it all.
@BrandNameLess
@BrandNameLess Год назад
@@CrashCarson14 i think you right as well i think he was try'na let his eyes say what he's feeling
@finsnation4388
@finsnation4388 4 года назад
“Well you shouldn’t pull them out in the middle of the school year”
@moonprince34
@moonprince34 2 года назад
What the hell are you talking about?
@jdolaktv
@jdolaktv 5 месяцев назад
​@@moonprince34I don't know! I don't...this is stupid. I'm not gonna fire anyone and this is dumb.
@dentatusdentatus1592
@dentatusdentatus1592 3 месяца назад
@@jdolaktv They're profession ball players. Just be straight with them.
@jokerman1964
@jokerman1964 6 лет назад
that is a fine piece of acting by that sheet of paper.
@eLiFILMSinc
@eLiFILMSinc 5 лет назад
Correct
@bitchoflivingblah
@bitchoflivingblah 5 лет назад
@@eLiFILMSinc Man - that's the dictionary definition of comedy. Genius.
@pretzelstick320
@pretzelstick320 5 лет назад
jokerman1964 that football was a great supporting role as well.
@snoopywriter3643
@snoopywriter3643 5 лет назад
I heard the paper and Jonah Hill were in the race for Best Supporting Actor... Politics came in (the paper had some bad history with flowers or something) and Jonah Hill got the vote and was nominated. That piece of paper hasn’t been seen in a Hollywood film since. Rumor has it that the paper is now stating in paper porn!
@teaganbaker5757
@teaganbaker5757 4 года назад
I actually thought my screen froze for 2-3 seconds, but then I saw the paper moving,lol
@logancox6548
@logancox6548 6 лет назад
There used to be a time I could not stand Jonah Hill, but he's really come into his own with movies like this and Wolf of Wall Street.
@onbored9627
@onbored9627 5 лет назад
He KILLED it in Maniac. One of my favorite mini-series ever. Just mind blowing. Such a great portrayal of a schizophrenic. I suffer from the same issues and he really hit the nail on the head with his acting. It's on Netflix, check it out. He stars alongside emma stone, they did super bad together. Though, I never saw that movie.
@gamerguru7428
@gamerguru7428 4 года назад
I knew that was the guy from Wolf of Wallstreet.
@Motownsports89
@Motownsports89 3 года назад
I like him in war dogs
@zero0805
@zero0805 3 года назад
And war dogs
@antourte1
@antourte1 3 года назад
Superbad was great, but he was intentionally a pretty douchey teenager in that role. This is the first where we realized "okay, so he's a solid actor as an adult."
@LordWolven
@LordWolven 3 года назад
It is worth noting that Carlos Pena was traded from the Rangers to the A's in January of that year. So, he had already been traded before and he was only with the organization for a little under 6 months, which is why his reaction was not as intense.
@acjnse8258
@acjnse8258 2 года назад
Homie was passed around like a blunt
@PhoenixStudios92
@PhoenixStudios92 2 года назад
If I’m not mistaken, he went on to become General Manager of the Tigers so it worked out for him in the end
@scottshanbom
@scottshanbom Год назад
@@PhoenixStudios92 Carlos Peña played for the Tigers for a few years, but never worked in their front office
@PhoenixStudios92
@PhoenixStudios92 Год назад
@@scottshanbom oh, my mistake then haha
@JamesAvila-xu7ds
@JamesAvila-xu7ds 5 месяцев назад
@@PhoenixStudios92he works for mlb network
@WirHyperboreer
@WirHyperboreer 5 лет назад
Carlos is very mature, he takes it like a man.
@RainbowManification
@RainbowManification 5 лет назад
The team owns you, they can sell your contract at any time before the trade deadline. Professional athletes know this and accept it as part of the job.
@bryeep
@bryeep 4 года назад
Honestly, it's gotta be definitely lame to hear you got traded, but i feel like most ppl in that scenario wouldnt give a shit either. Theyre all practically millionaires or at least 6 figure earning athletes at the end of the day so as long as they still have a job, it aint that tough; an inconvenience at most lolol
@NeuralNetProcessor
@NeuralNetProcessor 4 года назад
Just think of how NFL placekickers feel. You can get cut any time, and if you do you better hope another team will take you or it's back to being a bag boy at Piggly-Wiggly
@NeuralNetProcessor
@NeuralNetProcessor 4 года назад
Very true. They're traded, or cut or whatever, but when they get the talk they know what time it is.
@Whatisright
@Whatisright 4 года назад
If he doesn't take it like a man and flips out then he's not looking at being traded he's looking at being out of a job.
@ArthurAugustyn
@ArthurAugustyn 6 лет назад
Continuously impressed by how natural the dialogue in this film comes across. Sorkin has a talent for sure, but I would never call his writing "natural." This movie was totally different. Gotta commend the actors for their reads and the director for guiding the smarmy and witty dialogue into something that sounds legit.
@eLiFILMSinc
@eLiFILMSinc 5 лет назад
Reads like Stereo Instructions
@linothegameboss5000
@linothegameboss5000 5 лет назад
And Zallian
@---hv2le
@---hv2le 4 года назад
What an obliquely disguised "fuck you Sorkin".
@scarfchomp7203
@scarfchomp7203 4 года назад
Yeah gotta give credit to Bennett Miller. One of the most talented and underrated directors working today
@antourte1
@antourte1 3 года назад
@@---hv2le Not writing naturally, or even being "smarmy", doesn't mean it's bad, just heavily stylized. West Wing was critically acclaimed and has legions of well-deserved fans, but the vast majority of them would be the first to agree the writing is not natural and most of the characters are pompous and smarmy a lot of the time :)
@AdamBobrow
@AdamBobrow 6 лет назад
The last minute of this video... this was THE SCENE for me in the movie. I will never forget this scene.
@jokerman1964
@jokerman1964 6 лет назад
Adam Bobrow THIS was the scene for you? Why? What made it better than anything else?
@casualagent7250
@casualagent7250 6 лет назад
Really? I mean....really? Easily pleased methinks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@eLiFILMSinc
@eLiFILMSinc 5 лет назад
This whole movie was the scene for me
@samuelmoulds1016
@samuelmoulds1016 5 лет назад
yeah, this is my very favorite scene in the movie for me, too! always loved movies! studied movies in college and did some directing! this is my favorite scene in this picture!!
@definitelyhuman661
@definitelyhuman661 4 года назад
The whole movie is a banger
@GlyntTheCat
@GlyntTheCat 4 года назад
Now that is how processing looks like. 5 seconds of solid staring before moving forward. That's a very natural reaction. Love it.
@oFinalSolution
@oFinalSolution 4 месяца назад
Should shoe this to the southern border lmfso 7 year trial wait lol
@ne0n1nja247
@ne0n1nja247 2 года назад
"Would you Rather get a Bullet to the head or 5 to the chest and Bleed out?" Thats it. Thats the perfect way to describe it. Once you get over the shock of the sudden firing you kinda just Move on. But the long drawn out ones probably hurt like hell cuz you have time to reason and debate even tho your still going down
@jonathanemontgomery
@jonathanemontgomery 3 года назад
“Are those my only two options?” LOL
@ZZ-os4nb
@ZZ-os4nb 3 года назад
0:36 watched this movie so many times and never noticed the wink Billy gives Peter when he says, "it's part of the job man" basically implying to Peter that Billy knew he had the potential to be a GM.
@chadf1368
@chadf1368 22 дня назад
Might be a reach my man.
@upwhen2
@upwhen2 2 года назад
Thanks for including the follow-up scene w Carlos. This is one of my favorite movie clips of all time - such a simple, powerful lesson. I've used this approach in work, personal, and romantic life to overall positive effect. Cheers all
@vincemelson9655
@vincemelson9655 Год назад
approach from which side? Carlos's side? Just not feeding into it, and leaving?
@vincemelson9655
@vincemelson9655 Год назад
Same here, If im going to be let go, I realize that there is only so much control you can have, that will give you a clear enough head to try to land on your feet.
@mattlebaron
@mattlebaron 10 месяцев назад
You say you've used this approach in romantic life, and I immediately thought: "Honey...you've been traded to Jack across the street. Here's the paperwork."
@upwhen2
@upwhen2 10 месяцев назад
😂😂@@mattlebaron
@BMoses16
@BMoses16 4 года назад
This is how you breakup with someone as well.
@T1000-h4k
@T1000-h4k 4 года назад
"Hey girl you have been traded to my bestfriend charlie"
@sidu6
@sidu6 4 года назад
“Babe, you’ve been traded to Ex’s Organization, call your side dude he’ll handle all the transfer process.”
@Bluemgwes
@Bluemgwes 4 года назад
@@sidu6 Lmfao! So stupid 😂
@tunesofeleven
@tunesofeleven 3 года назад
😂😂😂😂
@nahor88
@nahor88 3 года назад
That shit doesn't work with me, LOL. If I'm being broken up with, I wanna know the fuck why.
@whatever-wn1nk
@whatever-wn1nk 3 года назад
"Carlos, you've been traded to the Tigers. This is Jay Palmer's number, he is the travelling secretary for the team, he's expecting your call to take care of everything. " "Is that it?" "Now take your little bat, take your shit and get the fuck out of my team!"
@joshuareynolds1545
@joshuareynolds1545 3 года назад
😂😂
@saulgoodman4953
@saulgoodman4953 3 года назад
On new issue day?
@whatever-wn1nk
@whatever-wn1nk 3 года назад
@@saulgoodman4953 THIS IS WHAT YOU DO??!!!
@playinsanity5133
@playinsanity5133 3 года назад
“Now go home and get your shine box”
@sebastianfranco8446
@sebastianfranco8446 2 года назад
What is this a reference to again?
@chrestb8862
@chrestb8862 2 года назад
I had to fire someone today for only the 2nd time in my life. The 2nd firing was a lot more difficult than the 1st due to the length that person worked for my company so I came here after worrying about it. I decided to take Billy's advice, just facts...didn't mention performance and it turned out the dude took it just like Carlos IRL
@JeffreyOsb
@JeffreyOsb 5 лет назад
He was grooming him for his role because he saw potential. That's all that matters.
@emtydoctrine
@emtydoctrine 4 месяца назад
These scenes are so powerful and I think about them a lot with decision making in my own life to this very day.
@zcorpalpha2462
@zcorpalpha2462 2 месяца назад
Very Good 🥃🔥
@alexoh9671
@alexoh9671 4 года назад
Carlos did go to a stacked Tigers team that would go deep into the playoffs for awhile. I am sure that helped lol.
@SeanP7195
@SeanP7195 3 года назад
No, they were still building. Carlos left in 2005. The year later the Tigers went crazy and started winning a lot.
@mattl4119
@mattl4119 3 года назад
Lol he actually went to a team that was about to finish 43-119. Definitely would not call that a stacked team. He then got released the year the tigers went to the world series
@live2rock13
@live2rock13 3 года назад
@@mattl4119 I was just about to say something like this. Since the movie takes place during the '02 season, Pena would have been likely to be apart of the '03 Tigers roster. Arguably, the one of the worst baseball teams of all-time.
@roems6396
@roems6396 2 года назад
@@live2rock13 OR.....one the the BEST minor league teams of all time. At least that’s what we consoled ourselves with in Michigan.
@marcrosin3235
@marcrosin3235 2 года назад
Nope the tigers team he went to was absolutely trash. They started winning alot the year after he left.
@MrKajithecat
@MrKajithecat 6 лет назад
I feel this kinda. I have to fire people once every month at my job. State facts, apologize and give them info for unemployment benefits or maybe a new job lead and lead out with a handshake if they are ok with it. Doesn't always go that smoothly but most of the time it works.
@Soldier4USA2005
@Soldier4USA2005 6 лет назад
I'm sure there are days where you have to let go of someone you liked or cared about and it was probably the worst day of your life every single time. And I can respect that 100%. But with sports, where players are treated like pieces of equipment instead of people, I just can't get behind it. They're traded for ticket value or "getting a set" to accomplish some personal collection goal for a dream team. It seems cruel, wasteful, insulting, and dehumanizing. The movie "Draft Day" with Kevin Costner has a great scene showing exactly what I'm talking about. He makes trades to several teams and players/picks get tossed back forth like cheap sports cards. It's one of the reasons why I can't sports movies very often.
@timothyallen7213
@timothyallen7213 5 лет назад
That’s actually one of the only problems I had with this movie is that he doesn’t shake their hand after they part ways.
@benmitchell0036
@benmitchell0036 5 лет назад
@@Soldier4USA2005 If it makes you feel better, the players all know what they signed up for, and they get paid very well, enough to make up for any heartbreak I would imagine.
@Soldier4USA2005
@Soldier4USA2005 5 лет назад
@@benmitchell0036 That's not the point. They're still people with families and dreams and so many times a players' life/career has been destroyed simply because the TEAM isn't doing well and the management wants to make more money.
@dslvstr8480
@dslvstr8480 5 лет назад
Tell them things haven't worked out as you hoped, and that it's best for all concerned to part ways with immediate effect. Then go through the logistics of their departure. No apology, no info, no handshake.
@RySL66
@RySL66 3 года назад
Carlos is only quiet for about 20 seconds but it feels like 2 minutes..
@headbuster103
@headbuster103 2 года назад
Right felt awkward
@TheWingus
@TheWingus 3 года назад
This is the moment where Pete becomes Heisenberg
@PackerBronco
@PackerBronco 5 лет назад
"Is that it?" "Yes ... uh ... no. I have to go change my shorts ..."
@grimson
@grimson 4 года назад
"Are those my only two options?" hahaha
@MarvelDcImage
@MarvelDcImage 5 лет назад
The baseball player is not actually fired here - he is traded to another team - he still gets a salary. He still has a job.
@samuelmoulds1016
@samuelmoulds1016 5 лет назад
ah....actually..when a player is cut from the team, he is out of a job!
@darrenthetuber743
@darrenthetuber743 5 лет назад
I think Brad Pitts character wanted to soft ball him a little bit to prepare him for tougher situations like a cut
@VonBalls
@VonBalls 5 лет назад
This movie is actually not real life here - it's actors saying memorized lines - on a set with film gear. That we get to see a clip of for free.
@ankurshah23
@ankurshah23 5 лет назад
But he just bough a house in Oakland and the kids started a school year...wtf
@protoman1365
@protoman1365 2 года назад
There actually was a player cut from the roster in the movie, don’t remember which one
@definitelyhuman661
@definitelyhuman661 4 года назад
Carlos is thinking: Damn I gotta move again.
@Mq6vL9Bu
@Mq6vL9Bu 3 года назад
Great leadership lesson (among many) in the movie. Be honest and transparent about personnel moves.
@schmassbinder
@schmassbinder 3 года назад
Buying a house in Oakland at that time would've been a good investment. Even if you were traded you could keep it and rent it out.
@actavisprime514
@actavisprime514 3 года назад
I was dumbfounded by Jonah Hill during this entire movie. I never thought Superbad could be topped but out of all the roles this did it for me. I think the director deserves a lot of credit but he stole the show. Which is something I can’t really say for most movies that have Brad Pitts distractingly beautiful face and charisma…no homo.
@KYmountainboy448
@KYmountainboy448 6 лет назад
Jonah Hill is so talented
@blacjackdaniels200
@blacjackdaniels200 6 лет назад
Nozomi T. Tanimura it's not that hard
@Gaziz85
@Gaziz85 6 лет назад
Remember him in Wolf of Wall-Street? He's one of the best.
@DontYouLookAtMe.
@DontYouLookAtMe. 6 лет назад
Blackjack daniels : it’s not that hard to be a great actor? Indeed it is actually. What are you talking about?
@blacjackdaniels200
@blacjackdaniels200 6 лет назад
Kyle Thomas Kyle, it's not that hard Kyle. Tell Him Wash It's inCREDIBLY hard
@DontYouLookAtMe.
@DontYouLookAtMe. 6 лет назад
lol if you were quoting the movie in the original comment, my bad
@vincemelson9655
@vincemelson9655 Год назад
They way he stared at him
@robinabernathy2829
@robinabernathy2829 3 года назад
AWKWARD SILENCE
@screenapple1660
@screenapple1660 4 года назад
2:46 I thought he was going to beat the shit of him for switching teams.
@mrpinkhattt
@mrpinkhattt 2 года назад
R.I.P. Jeremy Giambi
@rickwpaperworkmakeschildsu4655
Showing the fan what the player has to do logistically, like selling or buying a house when you hear a player was cut, designated for assignment or traded.
@poppy87
@poppy87 5 лет назад
If I were fortunate and talented enough to be a pro athlete I would buy one house for the off season such as in my home town or wherever I would want to permanently live then rent an apartment, house or condo since I'd likely be moved to another city at any point in time.
@daytonasixty-eight1354
@daytonasixty-eight1354 4 года назад
@@poppy87 The players who make a lot of money do that. The guys on the A's like in this video making 250k/yr can't really afford to spread out as much depending on where they live.
@yankees29
@yankees29 3 года назад
@@poppy87 most of the west coast players have permanent residence in Arizona. East coast it’s mainly Florida.
@MichaelTheNinthOne
@MichaelTheNinthOne Год назад
I haven't seen this movie but this is some of the best acting from Jonah Hill.
@NeuralNetProcessor
@NeuralNetProcessor 2 года назад
It's gotta suck to know that you're headed..to Detroit
@leafyutube
@leafyutube 6 лет назад
Jonah Hill doesn't eat a goldfish in this one?
@DanielSan1776
@DanielSan1776 6 лет назад
Daniel Treadwell Wat
@revolution_hockey
@revolution_hockey 5 лет назад
ON NEW ISSUE DAY!!!
@manco828
@manco828 4 года назад
This is what you get!
@BrandNameLess
@BrandNameLess Год назад
it woulda been too much but it would be to see Carlos telling someone he got traded and seeing how mature he is about it
@robertjensen1048
@robertjensen1048 Год назад
Wish Dell had been that direct with me back in 2001. A-holes tricked me into flying 2000 miles because I was needed at a "meeting". Once I got there, all of a sudden I was asked to go into an office, my boss walks in, and lets me go.
@robertroddy
@robertroddy 6 лет назад
like the picture of Joe Strummer on the desk
@AinsleyHarriott1
@AinsleyHarriott1 Год назад
Man he didn’t even ask if he wanted the door open or closed 😢
@tmac9938
@tmac9938 9 месяцев назад
Why is this such a good movie
@wilcar3488
@wilcar3488 4 дня назад
"Girlfriend, I gotta let you go, my new one will handle the details"
@daledishman7155
@daledishman7155 4 месяца назад
“You want this door closed?” 😂
@asimjafri5914
@asimjafri5914 2 года назад
Am i the only who was laughing at the carlos scene? 😂😂 That silenve in the end was so funny
@MontyQueues
@MontyQueues 3 года назад
tough to watch especially to those who've been fired in life
@CreationsVibration
@CreationsVibration Год назад
I have no problems firing or getting fired because nobody likes wasted time.
@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053
@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053 4 года назад
I don't know shit about Detroit except if was I ever traded to the Tigers, I would make sure to live an hour drive from Detroit. Also, if I play a home game at night I'm sleeping in the locker room until it is light out. "They mostly come out at night. Mostly".
@cameronkanachki
@cameronkanachki 4 года назад
Stuart Otis Detroiter here. It’s not that bad here at all anymore. Granted, there’s some crime, but it’s not as prevalent as it used to be. And there are some great suburban areas around Detroit that are very nice that are within 15 minutes of the city. An hour away is basically living in the middle of nowhere.
@SpectreSideQuests
@SpectreSideQuests 2 года назад
The one wrong thing they do with this is they present being traded as horrible, when in reality being traded is usually a good thing, if someone trades for you they want to use you, they see value in you. They kinda present being traded as being released, two totally different things. It can be hard I especially if you have emotional ties to the team, but you’re not out of a job.
@MidwestMountainMan
@MidwestMountainMan 10 месяцев назад
It's still pretty disruptive, especially if you've been on a team for a couple years. Your friends and home life are suddenly uprooted to go halfway across the country. Like the weather in Oakland? Too bad, you're traded to the Twins, better learn how to shovel snow. Their salaries are high so they don't just quit, but it's not fun to suddenly move.
@jjseandxcefree
@jjseandxcefree 4 года назад
love the joe strummer poster...fuck yeah...
@LaMouleQuiCoule
@LaMouleQuiCoule 22 дня назад
I fired someone yesterday, I watched this first.
@TheLockdownKidNYC
@TheLockdownKidNYC 2 года назад
I was fired from my management job of 8+ years for reasons outside of their control. It was nothing personal - we just couldn't meet on the same page about certain things. I completely understood why it was happening and accepted the decision. I turned my keys in during my last shift in anticipation of the event. When my higher ups called me the following day to officially let me know the decision was being made (and we did have somewhat of a personal friendship,) I could hear in their voices that they were nervous and I told him "Do what you gotta do. I understand." I've sat in offices where just the slightest reprimand turned people into emotional messes and sob stories. I always let people speak their minds openly, even to a point of criticism, but at the end of the day - the decision was made and never once was it unfounded. And neither was my own termination. If I was gonna dish it, I had to be able to take it. That being said, while this cold method of managing is the best and easiest way to get things done, it's not how I carried things out. I had people's respect and people wanted to work with me on my team which meant more to me than a higher position and pay at the cost of being a robot. This method of approach definitely helps you excel but I always ask at what cost. I never regretted my decisions and I never burned a single bridge.
@NeuralNetProcessor
@NeuralNetProcessor 2 года назад
It's gotta be weird knowing you could be traded at any time, like you're not a player but a possession.
@Rodenphoto2012
@Rodenphoto2012 7 месяцев назад
Is that a photo of maynard James Keenan next to Peter Brand on the wall? Maybe playing at Oakland Colliseum back in the day?
@thejamesasher
@thejamesasher 2 года назад
i wonder how many players got googled because of this movie, so people could look into this lol
@jdboo1120
@jdboo1120 7 месяцев назад
Love all the relatable little anecdotes, but can I point out that trading ≠ firing? Dude still has a job. Glad you guys are lulling yourself to sleep at night with a movie though.
@brianjacob8728
@brianjacob8728 Месяц назад
GMs don't cut players. That's the managers job, though they are in communication with the GM/staff about such roster moves.
@Caiyde
@Caiyde 8 месяцев назад
The bit I always struggle to wrap my head around is the fact that he was traded to the Tigers, which means he has to up and move from San Francisco to Detroit. If he's got a wife, she has to quit her job. If he's got kids, they have to move schools. His entire life is upended in five seconds.
@Irish2050
@Irish2050 4 года назад
Brad Pitts left eye keeys ticking closed. Anyone notice that?
@SlackersIndustry
@SlackersIndustry Год назад
got fired after a year putting in hard work, manager barely moves a finger, after that vowed never to work for anyone again, 5 years laters on my way to making a million dlls a year, now im the boss but still hustle if i want. you can do it too
@MT-tu8dt
@MT-tu8dt 4 года назад
Brian Cashman must have been a smooth talker to tell Aroldis Chapman we got to trade you to the Cubs for a top prospect Torres and then we want you back next year.
@TheNerdForAllSeasons
@TheNerdForAllSeasons 2 года назад
Yankees money eases a lot of tension.
@lazthegreat10
@lazthegreat10 4 года назад
Are those my only two options
@jpbroadwater
@jpbroadwater Год назад
"Would you rather get a bullet to the head, or five to the chest and bleed to death?" ... "Are those my only two options?" LOL
@kieding123
@kieding123 Год назад
My therapist told me to watch this when I need to be straight to my future father
@BrandNameLess
@BrandNameLess Год назад
are those my only 2 options....?
@fearfightersmechsdrones3dp69
@fearfightersmechsdrones3dp69 4 года назад
@2:03 Practical application of one to the head.
@Lupinthe3rd.
@Lupinthe3rd. 3 года назад
Being traded is easier than cut and sent down to the minors.
@Voluntarist-Capitalist
@Voluntarist-Capitalist 4 года назад
This is the worst feeling as a coach.
@gigid9606
@gigid9606 3 года назад
cant understand why every single video for Money ball is so muted I feel like I am deaf in one hear. Thanks alot
@chairde
@chairde 3 года назад
There is a video of a quarterback, Folis is the name. He was fired over the telephone.
@matthewcockburn9850
@matthewcockburn9850 Год назад
I played junior hockey and got traded, it's a shitty feeling but you want a direct and honest approach
@nigelnuj
@nigelnuj 3 года назад
I’ve used this
@cgh7337
@cgh7337 2 года назад
2:35 When I first saw this, I thought the traded player would go off on him to the point of violence.
@MikeNapoli1989
@MikeNapoli1989 Год назад
Me too
@joseortega3688
@joseortega3688 7 месяцев назад
@@MikeNapoli1989 When watching the scene for the first time I thought that he would yell at Pete, but as Pitt's character said, they are professionals. No one in the right mind would lash out at any HR guy or manager unless they want to be jobless for the rest of their lives.
@cesarmartinez4387
@cesarmartinez4387 2 года назад
Hey works both ways when player's become free agents they go for the better deal. At the start of the movie they lost players to bigger teams
@ohbitch94
@ohbitch94 6 лет назад
“Hey God, it’s me Jonah Hill....from Moneyball.”
@barbados3592
@barbados3592 Месяц назад
Men are awesome
@mrmr5580
@mrmr5580 Год назад
A lot of truth in this scene, just be direct and to the point in a situation where you have to do this, better to kill someone quick than kill them slow
@brockb6942
@brockb6942 5 лет назад
I have a friend like Jonah and it’s so frustrating
@profitsoverpeople7178
@profitsoverpeople7178 2 года назад
Firing people is easy I call the employee by name into my office and right away I tell them they are fired and to leave my property
@osmoticmonk
@osmoticmonk 2 года назад
do you word it exactly like that? “you’re fired, please collect your things and leave the premises”?
@profitsoverpeople7178
@profitsoverpeople7178 2 года назад
@@osmoticmonk I try too but once I said it exactly like this once hey nick I don't need you anymore go home find another job your fired in front of other employees and I looked at everyone directly in their eyes
@apelikemenace
@apelikemenace 3 года назад
There is something missing here... You can be good cop, or bad cop. (gut there is somewhere in the middle)
@metfan099
@metfan099 3 года назад
Carlos Pena would go on to become a key cog on the 2008 AL Champion Tampa Bay Rays
@tom11619
@tom11619 3 года назад
See how easy that was
@thecatholicmass
@thecatholicmass 3 года назад
I agree
@bobbressi5414
@bobbressi5414 11 месяцев назад
These men work in an industry where trade is a very real possibility. Most professional athletes do not put down roots they cant pull up quickly. Does baseball even have a no trade clause?
@Adeyemiii
@Adeyemiii 2 месяца назад
Late response, but yes baseball players can get no-trade clauses. A few players have them now.
@BroadwayCJ97
@BroadwayCJ97 5 лет назад
I need to turn up my hearing aid for this apparently
@LeCovid23
@LeCovid23 5 лет назад
BroadwayCJReo phone is on max volume for this and stills had to put it closer to my face to hear.
@Bulacanos
@Bulacanos 3 года назад
traded like a bunch of ummm baseball cards smh
@hugocansino
@hugocansino 3 года назад
Acting over acting, that is real thespian stuff.
@Stalicone
@Stalicone 3 года назад
Well, they’re pro ball players. It isn’t like they’re going to go postal. My company has security meet you at the door and escort you to the HR department. They don’t even let you go back to your desk to pack your own shit. They already have it packed for you.
@ne0n1nja247
@ne0n1nja247 2 года назад
You never know what someones gonna do in the moment. You might catch them in a weak mental moment and they lose it.
@manager4409
@manager4409 2 года назад
You could easily wait at the parking entrance for their car
@dominictorres2109
@dominictorres2109 5 лет назад
Brad Pitt (Metro Man) Jonah Hill (Titan) Those guys are from Megamind
@j-fpilote1576
@j-fpilote1576 6 лет назад
Two Clash references in one scene.... attaboy :)
@nicholasmelchiore1233
@nicholasmelchiore1233 3 года назад
What are the references?
@kourii
@kourii 3 года назад
@@nicholasmelchiore1233 I don't know if I would call them references per se, but there's a Joe Strummer picture behind Hill and a Clash poster behind Pitt
@kimcheewee4
@kimcheewee4 2 года назад
Who's the boss?
@D2attemp
@D2attemp 3 года назад
I bet he would have no problem firing me if I told him IBM stood for International Business Machine
@bbb129
@bbb129 4 года назад
I think you mean concise in the description
@damiontall3713
@damiontall3713 4 года назад
bollywood songs
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