Products That LIED Straight To Our Faces 

Bless you for giving the people what they were expecting to pay for. Even in the face of cheapskate managers. As a chronically disappointed DD customer, I have appreciated the ones who served what I actually expected to get. You're one of the good ones for doing that. ❤

You worked as a kid?

@@AnyGameAtAll (Under 18 is a kid). My father came from a hard scrabble migrant farmers life and I had to start working at 12. On the air base, I would regularly walk door-to-door to recruit airmen customers, from the barracks to officer homes, for a paper route, delivering "Stars and Stripes". I would have to be waiting at the BX 6 am in the morning when the papers came in. At 15, I began to work at a WInchells donut shop, at 16 \ 17, I worked at DD, until I graduated HS and at 18, began to work at Texas Instruments.

@@lylecoglianese1645 He was probably talking about under teen when referring to kid

@@lylecoglianese1645 11 isn’t a teen, teen is when you hear the “teen” sound in the numbers like thirteen btw. Also your comment sounds snarky but I can’t tell. Was I wrong or something?

"Ass doughnut"? 😂 Disappointment*

sounds like my ex wive''s vaJJ

@@bobrowersOh. Damn.

​@@bobrowers *"shots fired, shots fired!"* 😂😂

you must not be familiar with the hormone fed Schwartenegar hens they raise these days. I've some some massive wings in the last 20 years.

@vinylmandate I work in a restaurant that serves boneless wings. The "wings" are chunks of chicken breast. Says so right on the box.

My ex used to work at KFC and that's where he learned to de-bone chicken wings. So at least some places do serve actual boneless wings (or did at one time).

33:26 to 33:36 is sus

I laugh at the recipes online for pumpkin spice lattes with actual pumpkin puree.

@@notbroken4342 Like it will mix in the coffee before you chill it to the point that it's gross. I know I've had one before from a small cafe and it was nasty. It was just above room temp when I got it.

Its not a lie, it is a misconception. That one is on the customer for their ignorance.

Indeed, it's the name of the spice mix, just like how pizza-spice doesn't contain pizza, or BBQ spice doesn't contain BBQ'd something.

Well... Flavor God's have a pizza flavored seasoning that actually has dried tomato in the seasoning. It's still not pizza, but it is basically a dried marinara seasoning (is delicious on cheese balls and cheese puffs!) ​@@reginasaveholmolsson8057

I mean the current "inflation" is proof of that considering studies already found that like 90% or so of companies are literally just price gouging and there isn't enough actual inflation to justify their prices. Q4 just had record profits for those companies.

Yes just like our government

Do not disturb to great communist regime

Thing is, they aren't lying, people just don't read the fine print. People also assume that x company is lying, but it's the ad agency that put those really nice looking tomatoes in there (or whatever), instead of the paper thin things fast food workers dread putting through the cutter. I have worked fast food, and all the employees dreaded new ads. Why are the tomatoes so thin? Because that is how the machine we have slices them. But they look nothing like the ads??? The ads didn't use company issued slicers. Etc etc. Yea, the big name could have stopped the ads, but not the local franchises. Look into those and find worlds of reasons to never eat out again...

Not trying defend sheep but I think they know and mostly don’t care

In addition, 401K's and other investment companies put their clients' money into that product and its development. Those clients, mostly, were not wealthy.

If you can go to spas or have kids, you are considered wealthy and deserve to get scammed.

@@viktorakhmedov3442 'Or have kids' Uhm, almost everyone can have kids, actually (very) poor people often have more kids.

Excess useless packaging is bad for the environment too. Probably passing that cost on the customers to wage cuts to workers too when they didn't ask for it. Companies try to make excuses that big packages "prevent theft". Also, I see it in all areas. Not just cosmetics. Chip bags are mostly air.

Is the pregnant woman alright?

😳

Plus she would only serve half of that time.

Good point. The rich investors are the people *least* affected by her scam. 11 years is definitely not enough...especially considering her sentence was reduced to 9 years and she'll probably be off on probation in 5 or 6 years while the people whos lives she ruined will continue living with what she inflicted on them for the rest of their lives.

Yeah I agree, that was disappointing. She is a pile of crap and deserves everything she gets and more. 😢

@kieronparr3403 • Danger Dolan

If if was a man..........

​@@satarou7286 he'd have been afforded a proper cover-up

@@apriljk6557 nah , he would have been torn to shreds

The beancounters took over the food industry, and like in other industries, quality has tanked . 😮

@@lancerevell5979 (non) Honourable mention: medicine and related businesses, I refer specially to hospitals and e.g. the now common revolving door policy regarding in-patients' time there and the disproportionate costs (at least in D and CH in my experience). The trend began around the mid 1990s, when the first companies took over the formerly county or district managed and owned hospitals (a way that some military hospitals also had to go...). Formerly always a medical doctor or professor was the head of the institutions, then the business model changed, and leadership was split into a medical director (still a med professional), and a economical director (I hope this is understandable, non native E speaker here, sorry), who now was a business administrator without any medical knowledge. Granted, not everything went smoothly and cost-oriented in the olden days, and like everywhere the temptation to grab the money that could be made by using loopholes was too much for some officials, which was the incentive to bring in people with money savviness in the first place. Medical professionals are not educated in economics, s it seemed to be a good idea, also to cut costs for insurance to make it more accessible to people with a lower income. Oh the irony! The methods and departments where fraud is possible and still a daily problem have only shifted, and the costs are skyrocketing in spite of "cost effectiveness" and " lean management" and whichever buzzwords help the perpetrators to win this BS bingo. Even fraudsters have to feed their family, or gas up the Ferrari... Yes, I AM a jaded cynic. I liked the business better when at least on the surface the patient's well being and adequate treatment, often no matter what the costs, was the guideline. That's all, "go away now" *snatches drink after the citation of Critical Drinker's signature phrase*

Eat at home, make your own lunch for work, use only fresh ingredients.

@moonshadow6387 I think it's sad that you even think fast-food is a thing, and even food at all. It's sad you're even bothered about it, considering we in the UK, and you lot, knew in the 1940s that the petroleum and plastics industries wanted to use their by-products for something, so they cook this crap in it and also put it back into the food chain. Our elders passed this knowledge on to us. I blame your elders and so should you.

The religious reasons for pork were purely health related millenia ago when it wasn't prepared right, there's no reason to continue it in the modern day..I mean all 3 Abrahamic religions also ban shellfish, Christianity is SUPER clear about that way more than any gay bashing they focus on, no owls, like a million other nonsense rules everyone ignores like what colors to wear, 90 other commandments that aren't even followed, its just so silly from an outsiders perspective. At least Islam and Judaism don't force their beliefs on everyone else like Christians do, hasn't been caliphates for centuries. Dubais dictatorship and slavery isn't really tied to the religion haha

Without logic, critical thought, and understanding epistemology, truth is constantly missed by the unawakened 'mind'. IE Many don't know how to use their mind or think properly to start with! This is blatantly obvious nowadays.

It was known since the 1940s that the petroleum and plastics industries wanted a way to use the by-products of their industry, so they chose to cook this crap in it! Our elders passed this information on to us in the UK, yet Americans seem forgetful and not bothered by the consequences anyway!

@@thekeysman6760 your comments sound like you were byproduct as well. You are spamming the same crap even if it's not related to any other comment.

@@lufcik69 Doesn't thekeysman6760's comment kind of relate to the video on the topic of companies lying and scamming people?

What country?

Missing my MBT sandals too 😭. Had the brown & black pair 🤩. Gave such confidence in my steps when walking around and had them for years. When they started breaking down, I tried to get them re-soled or purchase a new pair and could not find them anywhere online. Even the Walking Store shut down @ MOA (Mall of America) A huge disappointment 😥 & why is that 🤔. I still have the heave duty MBT black pair & those help me propelled through the airport!😄

@@mzv7199 I tried one time to get a replacement pair of sandals, but MBT had changed the style somehow and they weren't nearly as comfortable. I can't wear them. Such a waste! Those original ones took me around the world!

@@revgurley & Y on 🌍 did they changed up the style!??👀🤔

@@mzv7199 Exactly!!

I agree - rocker sole shoes are very comfortable for people with knee damage. I wish I could find a current alternative..

I wonder how many people actually know who Mr. Bill is nowadays.

Don't think you can make spice out of pumpkin though, but SPICES are actually parts of plants so if they are claiming it is PUMPKIN SPICE to me they are stating it is at least part of the pumpkin plant/fruit. If they are merely adding cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, ginger then they need to make it clear they are using DIFFERENT SPICES which can be added TO pumpkin pie - or apple pies or Xmas mincemeat, or any fruit dish for that matter as they are commonly used in many dishes NOT containing pumpkin. Basically it's is false advertising.

I’ve always known what Pumpkin Spice is and never have a second to think it has pumpkin in it! Are people really this dumb???

@@ABC1701A Those spices are so closely tied to pumpkin pie that pumpkin spice works.

@@ABC1701A That rationale falls apart due to the availability of Pumpkin Pie Spice at the supermarket with no pumpkin whatsoever. One can buy also Apple Pie Spice at the supermarket with no pumpkin in it. Peach Pie Spice is also available without the Peach. Finally, one can find Pie Spice with no pie in it. Honestly, when I heard about a "Pumpkin Spice Latte", I figured it was a drink with the flavors of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, clove, allspice, and pepper. It never occurred to me to think it might have pumpkin, because the pumpkin pie spice (and the apple pie spice) in my kitchen have no pumpkin (or apple).

@@sandybruce9092 Yes. Yes they are. This shouldn't come as a surprise.

There's a 4th choice... make them one exactly how the one in the picture was made. They'll get some glue, toothpicks and whatever else they use on those.

Papaw, I know you say we can have McDonald's at home... but it always gives me the runs 😔

@AuthorWASimpson 👍 Recipes*

FAST........food is called that for a reason. 'make it at home' takes..."TIME"......and people for some reason are in a rush because they have about 3 or so hours to themselves during the week/work-day. it's all about greed/$$$. fast-food is simply the trickle-down-effect of this.

FIVE GUYS at home is literally so much nicer!!!! Air fryer fries too so healthier.

Correct. Selective breeding is genetic modification.

The GMO food "controversy" was to a large extent a PR failure by the first companies to commercialise them: They didn't properly explain how they had been made, which led consumers to mistakenly (though somewhat understandably) assume that something had been added to GMO foods which was somehow dangerous and was not in any non-GMO foods. One of the most common complaints made about GMO foods - and I promise I am not making this up - was that the food "had genes in it", or words to that effect. Yes, that thing which had allegedly been added to the GMO food was supposedly the genes themselves - as if non-GMO foods somehow don't contain genes. Which would of course be impossible - all foods are made from something which was at some point alive - or is still alive in some cases, such as fresh carrots or onions. So almost all foods contain genes, aka genetic material - the DNA chromosomes found in the nuclei of cells, whether they are GMO or not. The only foods which don't contain any genetic material are highly refined products, like white sugar or white flour.

Vegans aren't satisfied with being catered 99% vegan food, because of course they aren't. They're not Vegans because they're practical-they're doing it as a part of an ideology, the new secular, green, Gaia-worshipping Church of Anti-Humanism. Their core belief is that the earth is overpopulated and that humanity should stop reproducing and die off for the good of Gaea. That's why they so shameless when it comes to insisting that other make great sacrifices to accommodate Vegan demands. The Church of Anti-Humanism is filling the void left by the forcible removal of the Christian Church from nearly every aspect of our lives. Every heart has a God-shaped hole-if you refuse to believe in God then you will inevitably find your heart filled with a false idol which demands more faith and increased fervour.

I don't hang around a lot of vegans but the ones I do know are hyper aware of such things. To an annoying level in fact. So I would stop worrying about what some mythical vegan thinks about anything really and go outside and live man.Just try to avoid the vegans as they can be quite insufferable.

I'm sure the majority of actual vegans do.

They ask if it's a separate fryer ... It's not rocket science Einstein

@@liscatcat8756 i can guarantee you 100% that they don't ALL do it.. i've seen multiple vegans do it without asking, i worked in a crappy restaurant that sold fries, and fairly certain nobody ever asked me, a couple people asked what kind of oil it was and that's it.

exactly

Right. It’s the spices themselves (cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves usually). Some spice brands make a pre-made pumpkin spice that you can buy to use when making pumpkin pie or other baked goods (in case you don’t want to add the spices individually).

Also, as a former commercial photographer, a lot of food is fake in adverts because styling and shooting can take quite a long time which leads to wilty, coagulated, melted food grossness

Hopefully you aren't surprised? It was known in the 1940s that this was just a ploy to use up the by-products of the petroleum and plastics industries for cooking this crap in! Thankfully my elders passed this knowledge on to me. Yet I've still spent fifty years watching people actually eat it!

@@thekeysman6760 what are you talking about? I’m saying the food you see in ads isn’t good. It’s plastic and rubber, inedible. If you’re talking about oil / shortening, not everything is deep fried. Meat is grilled, buns are toasted, lettuce, onions, tomatoes are used from chilled.

Sad part is, the Australian takeaway shops make burgers that look like the ads, and taste better. Yet, the kids choose to eat Maccas shite.

We know, fake food pictures is as old as peddling flesh. But we just forget that it's fake, at times.

Huh, in my area, they're really dang good! Maybe it really just varies from place to place? I personally don't use the sauce either, though I'm a Plain Jane so don't like having anything extra on my food.

most of dominos pizzas and sandwiches here suck, and their 'wing" pieces are the size of my wife's thumb. but they got that garlic knots bread and cheezy marinara baked dip down good. bread sticks, cinnamon bread. makin' myself hungry. their pasta pretty good too!

@@familyoftacticaldroids309 That's strange cause often fast food restaurants just reheat prepackaged food from the factories. So they should be more uniform across different locations. That said, Idk how Papa John works or if they cook from scratch.

its aparently colorless crystels.....

@TheFamousGuitaristMC Rocks, or 'rocks'. You aren't quoting anyone with those quotation marks.

And the words silicon dioxide aren't proper nouns (names or places) or at the start of the sentence, so don't use upper-case letters for them.

​@@francesannecequina1306Apparently*

@@thekeysman6760 actually you could keep the first letter of the main element capitalized. The 'di' wouldn't be capitalized, but you could still capitalize the Silicon since its formula is SiO2.

I've actually had the Impossible Whopper once and it was good, though I couldn't tell the difference between that and the regular Whopper.

They are really good!

My vegan roommate loved them, since they could eat them depending on the toppings.

@@JadenYukifan28 I tried one, and while it was good, I could tell the difference, but I think THAT particular one was made wrong because I made one at home and it tasted like a normal cheeseburger. I’m just disappointed that (other than not having red meat) it’s not healthier for you.

@@SirberusKhaos Really? I’m guessing they couldn’t use the mayo or the cheese, right? I think everything else is plant based. I’m still surprised other companies haven’t tried the same promotion. Was really expecting Taco Bell to roll out some Impossible tacos

But it is outrageous isn't it?

I'd agree, but the problem is for any two of us not buying their products there be tens of thousands who do. Also, with how many screw us (and how big they are) there's almost no escaping it.

When I used to work at Hardee's back in the 90s people flocked to our location because of how I made the peach cobbler homemade with small balls of butter instead of one big glob in the middle. The manager even went as far as to order a small scooper so I could make small balls of butter and place them in a row and then sprinkle the cinnamon evenly on top instead of just on the center. The baked result was a peach cobbler you would have had at home. People came just for the peach cobbler alone! 😅

I have always avoided Apple products too. Always had Android, always will. Buy refurbished phones as well instead of new. I bought a refurbished Galaxy S9 off Ebay for £30 (this year, 2024.) brilliant device, it is a bit battered on the outside but it performs better than my laptop (as far as handling video graphics anyway!)

@lancerevell5979 Appetite*

i bought a dumb phone , screw it, i just make calls/texts anyway......playing videogames or puzzles can be done on my dumb tablet or abacus. duh

I will never ever buy an Android product! Yes, I’m an Apple person and have been for years!

She should have been received a life sentence.

@@ludonymous526 come now, she didn't kill anybody, just scammed a bunch of rich folks😂 honestly I admire her, that was genius

@@isobaramark7032 Nope. She threatened the life of her costumes besides scamming those investors. Which is why I said that.

And she would only serve half of that time anyway.

@@thekeysman6760 And destroyed the lives of not just many, MANY costumers, but also of her very own employees.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yup

Great suggestion 👍🏻👍🏻

Hold on I got you covered ⛽🔥

@@CMM47911 what’s your emergency? A CRAZY MAN IS BURNING DOWN WALMART

Sound idea. 🤣🤣🤣

What about the looting and burning of Walmart in Panorama city?

I didn't personally understand the Walmart part as I live in India,but still it was funny

Same here! I don't have temptation either as I live on a remote island without any fast food places. I'm a good cook and can reproduce anything and make it reasonably healthy.

That's great actually

Replace the word Glizzy’s with hotdogs and you know what he means by that

Agreed lol 😅

I definitely prefer Del Taco. I haven't eaten anything from Taco Bell in over 30 years because the last time I did, it was awful.

@@caroljo420Del Taco is good but I haven’t seen one since I left the western states! And I do love Taco Bell - been eating f it since around 1964 when I was in high school and Taco Belk came into existence! Plus, I’m over people telling me what I can eat and what I shouldn’t - I’m not stupid and those food pictures don’t fool me one second! I have NEVER expected a burger from a fast food place to look like the picture!

There was a TB in Round Rock, TX that I swear had crack in it. I would literally eat there 3 times a week it was so good. And I haven't found another TB that has tasted as good as the one in RR. 🌮

Takes "You'll be swimming with the fishes, see!" to another level.

🤦‍♀️

Forward slash usage implies both words either side are interchangeable. The words people and companies aren't.

They can keep it in the fridge or cook it soon before photographed.

I WILL TRY!

2 concepts from me Gamers caught cheating And maybe Best Skillful Plays in games of all time NEW

Yes. (Sent from samsung galaxy s23.)

Same

Same (from samsung galaxy a 50)

I’m a iPhone user honestly iPhones are not that durable

@CadenCabral-nf5zx how very DARE you

Love Japanese they get exactly what they want

All we need to see is his eyes 👀 😂

Sadly I think that's not happening anytime soon😢

But aren't you still endorsing the company and it's fraudulent practices by buying their products? 🤔

@Angyal_Angyal if I were buying their new cars or products, then my money would be going to them. Most of the parts for it are no longer even made by VW. Since my car is 51 years old and the majority of people who see it have no idea what it is, no one conflates it with me liking their modern cars or company. When you see a Model T Ford, do you have the thought that the owner must be supportive of the modern Ford company? There is likely no one who worked on the production of that car who is still employed by the company, and most of them are probably deceased by now.

Ikr? It’s sad

I thought Hot Topic were like H&M for the alt kids, meaning the stuff looks good enough but is lacking in quality.

That's so crazy, I've never had any issues with my Hot Topic stuff. I don't usually get bags, though, so maybe it's mostly the bags? I have a fake leather phone size wallet that I've been carrying around for years now and it only just started to peel a little from heavy use. Maybe they use different manufacturers?

thank you very much! :)

Solution: Big cardboard tab

@@gtbgabe1478 That works for things marketed towards men. Men buy the product, women buy an idea of what the product will do for them. A generalization sure, but that's marketing for ya.

Put a large card board backing, listing all that is required to list, on the back of the small box. Lots of companies package that way and it doesn't mislead the buyer.

​@@lovingmayberry307 One could do that. But that makes the product look cheap and very much not exclusive. Once again, makeup comanies are selling ideas, not products. Britney Spears perfume didn't smell like hotcakes because it was such a nice fragrance but because Britney used it in the ads, and if "I" use something that she uses, that brings us together and makes us samsies. That's the idea almost all cosmetic companies are selling. Use our products and some of the glamour of the modelling world will trickle down to you.

@@lovingmayberry307 Yeah, what you said

I wasn't fooled by the paper bottle. I noticed that it said, 'Hello, I'm paper bottle' That's not paper bottled. All the did was leave out, 'a'

My bread sticks have never looked exactly like either of those.

​@@Rusty-METAL-J Paper "bottled" would not have made it legit either, genius.

@@lovingmayberry307 That's SupaKewl. Thanks for the compliment. My IQ is 133 Sooooooooooooo I'm within 10 pts of borderline Genius.

Why are horses better than cows, pigs, chickens????

Nothing wrong with horse meat,

there's nothing wrong with the fact that it's horse meat, the problem is that horse meat is cheaper and they sell it for the price of other types of meat. so you think you buy pork for X$/kilo and you get a mix of horse and pig meat with a lower cost, and the company pockets the difference. meat is meat, if they honestly sell it as horse meat for the price that horse meat normally sells for, there would have been no problem. but no, some managers wanted to lie to customers and make a few more bucks.

The reson pumpkin spice lattes get by it’s called pumpkin spice. Which is spices from pumpkin pie. It not called pumpkin latte.

That might be true but they telling customers it beef.

In Spain too where I went to high school. We loved it!

🤢 🤮

What an amazing accomplishment!

Me

I am Sooo sick at being lied to !!!

Glad you think so!

I don’t like these types of videos but this is the only one I do watch because it is funny, he has a voice that doesn’t jar your head and there is plenty of different mini series they do to keep you interested. Gets a big 👍 from me, oh and the avatar is cool too.

I did too . I had teenage boys asking where they were from as they added 2 inches to your height 😅

That's a myth that's been busted.

"Assembled" in the USA is also a way to get around this! All of the parts were made in wherever, but the actual piece was put together in the USA!

@@dracofirexYes, been seeing a lot of that lately also.

@@dracofirex I've had a few of those, nothing wrong with the components but the assembly was useless. Worked fine once they were taken completely apart and put together correctly. Don't buy anything now that mentions USA on the box, waste of money.

I will definitely be leaving Burger King ALONE! 👌 Thanks for the tip! 🙄

It’s interesting, so I’m happy.

They are boneless but they are not meat from wings! A chicken wing doesn’t have must meat on them - take a look at a real chicken wing in a meat market or a grocery store!