Two lessons were learned here. The first is to be very clear with your lunch order. The second lesson (arguably more important) is never be rude to the guy buying lunch.
@@writtenpieceopaper1 or just getting back at the boss man when he overheard him say "some dumbass at work". Life pro tip: there are two kinds of people you do not insult under any circumstances - people trying to help you, and people handling your food. Boss man found out why on his lunch break
@@Mr.Sparks.173 oh it can get much worse than that. Dont be an asshole to the people who work at place that you frequent. they will absolutely enjoy screwing you over in as many petty ways as possible. anything from taking just a bit too long to give you your food to outright "forgetting" stuff in your order.
I love the ones who complain they didn’t get sauce or something when i hand everything out. Listen. I do not have the time nor the ability to make sure the fast food staff do their job. I’m already taking time out of my day to get the food. Oh and the money from my wallet.
if you wanna fuck with people...rig a cup of water to fall on them at 7am...or put anti seize in the fingers of their gloves...but never fuck with a mans lunch.
Man that Ricky is something else, his work is a little sketchy sometimes, but when it comes to food, He is spot on. Guess you should be happy he didn't bring you a pack of salad crackers LOL
The only thing I find more infuriating than people saying you got the order wrong, is those that just ask for "the usual". How in the hell does anyone think I give a shit about what they usually have? Is it just me, or does anyone else suffer this problem?
I feel you on this subject. If were not homies that eat out together all the time, don't ask me for the usual. They should be thankful that I write all my orders done that I buy for others!
I dont pander to work place bs as far as im concerned its every man for himself .....you got here to work and did work without dieing that would indicate that your also capable of going to feed yourself .....there is only one work place event that i will have any part in and that is the competion to see who gets home first not done first alll the way homr
I ended up with a 2-foot sub from Wawa once...I thought they only made like a 10" and I asked the apprentice for "The biggest sub they got." He delivered.
I can't tell you how many laughs this series has given me... I discovered you a week ago and watched it all in just about a day. Keep it coming, keep the laughs, and if your ever in mass I'll grab you. Afuckin beer just for the sheer smiles I've gotten 🤣
You need to bring in a Project Manager, you know, one of those young boys straight out of college-never worked a day in his life-has soft feminine hands-daddy got him the job, you know what kind of person I'm talking about. Have Ricky tell him how the job really gets done. And have Ricky end it with " Or would that make too much fucking sense"
Had one of them at a job I worked at for a foam factory building beds I was the dock guy and this kid wants to put up high racks and we don't have a narrow aisle lift so he sets it up where when you put a pallet down 10 in of the forklift forks are still in the pallet and you're up against the rack behind you now me being the seasoned forklift operator I can put them up there no problem but I told this dumb m*********** that it wasn't going to work you needed 16 more inches between the racks he told me that he was the engineer and he knew what he was doing an after three or four morons destroyed product and knocked down one of the racks he would send them to me on how to do it well then I quit the job because I can't train stupid people now A buddy of mine still works there and he said the racks are about 18 in farther apart maybe that young kid that went to school should have listened to the older man that has worked his whole life I'm not saying engineers are stupid but they need to learn on the job not just do what they think is correct they need to have a little time at doing a job before they get in charge of doing stuff that's going to f*** up the blue collar guys like me that know what the f*** needs to be done
This was me years ago man brought back memories!!! Working on a rate job few years back I bought the whole crew lunch. $75 worth of subs, sandwiches etc. go to swipe the card… denied. Denied, denied. I’m thinking no way!! Got paid today. All kinds of money in the account. Hackers took everything and put me at -$6k. Took 3 months for the bank to fix things. What an embarrassment and when I got back to the job they were pissed.
Just a quick question. Does Ricky ever have to deal with a helper that ain't even an apprentice that thinks he is a Journeyman that has been turned out as long as Rosco? Just asking for a friend that may or may not be a sparky. And no I do not know what a broom or a dust pan is for.
Pench them pennies lol. We used to go to lunch if we slammed out the day's project early or we were milking time and I'd spend 40 or 50 bucks a day lol 3 or 4 long islands and a burger every time. Good days. I miss them days.
God damn Roscoe, that's a fancy ass lunch. Hell, I don't even get steak and shrimp for dinners. What's wrong with just getting a sandwich or pizza. Also 1/2 gal of Prune juice, mah boi is gonna spend the entirety of post lunch work hours inside the porta-shitter.
"I'm loving it" Lmao! But seriously, love the content and thanks for the jobsite humor. Wish that every jobsite had a Ricky(well, tbh I'm glad not EVERY jobsite has one, more shit would get done, but a lot more shit would be broke too!)
My brother and I went was going to sonic. My older nephew, older than I, said get him hot dog just a plain hot dog. I asked if he just wanted a corndog. But he said no. We bring it back. He threw a fit and gave it to the dog. He wanted a chili cheese dog with no onions. We didn't know why he wanted one without chili. He's lucky he had a bun. But he said plain and that's what he got.
Nah go to the international section and get some Surströmming - fermented swedish herring. The smell is so bad the Hong Kong protesters used it as an improvised tear gas. It was surprisingly effective. If boss man can choke that shit down he earned a second chance.
I worked at a lumber yard for a few years and one day, while ringing people up at the register, guy comes up with an arm load of stuff and talking on his phone. He sets all the stuff down and I attempt to interact with him while he just yaks away on his phone. I ring everything up, bag it, take his money and give him his change of a fifty-something dollars and change. He's still talkin' away like the rest of the world doesn't exist until he looked down at his change. He says to me "what's this fifty for?" I said "that's your change, sir." He looks at me dead in the face and says "I only handed you a fifty". I replied "no, sir, you handed me a hundred". No "thanks", no "oops", just an almost cynical "well, I'm glad you're paying attention", you now, like it was my fault he almost lost the money. Lesson be learned, unless it's an emergency, get your lazy ass off your motherfuckin' phone, it might just save you some money.
When dealing with Ricky, one has to treat him like you would a devil, a genie, or God: be SPECIFIC on what you WANT. Because if you give a vague request, that's like giving out a blank check with your name on it. And you don't give Ricky a blank check for ANYTHING!
