The REAL Reason McDonalds Ice Cream Machines Are Always Broken 

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Probably cause they dont have icecream

Please make a video about homophobia in India

Yeup. This is REAL journalism.

All CNN does is parrot what they are told.

CNN is not news, its a propaganda arm of the democrats

@@imyourdoctor4799 Yep, just like Fox News is the propaganda arm of conservatives.

Because people care about this stuff. CNN viewers don’t care about what Van Jones thinks on every single race issue.

Hey Coca Cola murdered union organizers. Or look at those who spoke against the financial interests of the Brazilian meat industry and were put 6 ft under. Just because we’re in the US, I wouldn’t put it past any corporation with the financial clout like McDonald’s. Sadly.

🤣🤣😂😂

@@dparra119911 he’s in the limelight tho. That would actually be a clear thing if he were murdered my mcD corporate

But hey, policygenius already choose best insurance for him, I bet.

@@simonillouz3295 true, I guess I have no trust in anything anymore 😂

Yeah, he mentioned that at the end of the video

Thanks for the update. I was wondering how the case was going. Kytch is up against the big guys. I wonder if they have the means to fight McDon.

I mean, not really, they might have to pay for saying it was dangerous but nothing forbids them to threaten void warranties for using a non authorized product.

wonder if this is a problem in EU . they have forced big companies to do things before.

@@kjell-thoreheimdal7526 Never heard of that problem in Switzerland or France. I think it's possibly only in the US !

In that time you could have made 630 Dollars by repairing one of taylors icecream mashines.

Hell yeassssss

I bet it was well over half a hour lol

As a restaurantier I thought I knew the answer, lazyness and wanting to leave early

@@savagex466-qt1io Nope, the video was almost exactly 30 min. That's what he meant.

He put more effort into this than major news outlets do to “real” news.

@@hothotheat3000 WHAT! You mean reporting unsubstantiated rumors as absolute facts is not professional journalism?

I was thinking the same thing, lol

He was at risk for lawsuits, so he followed the tenets of normal journalism. Much (most?) of what passes for journalism today is poorly disguised political propaganda.

@@ronmorgan8214 what do you mean? Like why would he be in lawsuit?

Call the guy

I'm the guy... No actually I'm not, but I can call the guy

@@12crenshaw Im the guy. Wha chu want?

And here I am wondering why mcdonald's ice cream machines never break in my area

My uncle is a electrician and he says he fixes them but he'll leave something wrong so he gets the call again afew days later lol

That's true, what warranty? The warranty that covers nothing every time it goes down?

Monopoly being a problem!? Say it isn't so.🙄 In the gaming world If we want to play as our favorite NFL team, we're stuck with the money grubbing laziness that is EA. I miss 2K sports😢

probably only covers parts and they charge for labor

You're next video should be on sketchy console warranty's. or this kinda corporate back scratching in the game's industry.

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And probably Racketeering

Talking of Hopper, it is Hopper!

LETSGOOOOOOOOOOOO

LOL

Thank god, taylor execs got what was comin to em

@@dindajgnmrh2177 that mean more ice creams and less hell

Not doubting you, but could you share the link where you read this? I'm not able to find it

100% how I felt

@@Joseph-zy1oh same

Capitalism gonna capitalism

Real enemy here is monopolies

Imagine how much time he wasted on this video.

Haha, I know right. That was fun

It was funny, but she was 100% wrong. McDonald's employees aren't any more or less likely to be lazy than Wendy's employees, and as the video clearly shows, the reason the machines are always down is no fault of the employees. Also, working at Wendy's blows, so that lady is deluding herself is she thinks her job is better. I hated my job at Wendy's far more than McDonald's. When McDonald's was founded, it was all about peak efficiency and speed. That legacy continues to this day. It's very easy to work fast at McDonald's because of how efficiently everything is planned out. Wendy's does not have that same commitment to efficiency and as such the workload on the crew is needlessly tedious and huge. They chop their own lettuce and slice their own tomatoes, which sounds good before you realize that the people doing this prep work are almost invariably high school kids with no training in or real understanding of food safety and sanitation standards in the food service industry. It's not like "hand slicing" the vegetables has any impact on the quality either. They're still just flavorless tomatoes from a greenhouse in Canada. I can't count how many times I saw people chopping lettuce and slicing tomatoes with unsanitized surfaces and equipment at my Wendy's. In fact, if you're eating at any chain place at all (I've worked in many), you can expect that no type of acceptable food safety standard is being maintained in that kitchen, especially during peak business hours. Gloves are not getting changed, hands are not getting washed, surfaces are not getting properly sanitized. At Cracker Barrel, your grill cook is probably cracking eggs on the egg grill, slapping a raw steak on the grill and handling raw chicken (with tongs of course, but those tongs are likely contaminated) all without a break in between to wash his hands. Your food is also definitely being touched by multiple people with unwashed hands after it's been cooked and is waiting to be served. This is the reality of busy restaurants, and a reality you have to accept if you want prompt service, because for proper food safety standards to be maintained, work has to slooooowww down. How do they pass health inspections? They put on a show when the inspector comes. Sorry to rant, but Wendy's can suck just as huge a dick as McDonald's (though Wendy's food definitely tastes better), and I wanted to lay some insider restaurant knowledge on the public (all 5 people who will read this).

@@choronos Okay.

@@choronos I read all of it, I know this is true also in restaurants that are not chain restaurants, shut that’s why I don’t eat in restaurants, I eat at home

@@choronos why you so mad? Been working there all your life?

Who tf is Taylor

@@joseescobedo7899 Did you watch the video?

@@jiraffe9600 I made the comment as I was watching the video...😓

Straight up 😂

@@joseescobedo7899 idk Taylor Swift?

It doesn't sound like it's a pain to clean as much as it's a pain to get it to complete a cleaning cycle successfully. This kind of corporate collusion is typical, and for some reason people think that big pharma isn't doing similar stuff but with "vaccines," and cancer treatments, and everything under the sun.

me too

I think this was useless to watch but shocking it wasn't

@@anuclitz learning new things is useless?

Couldn't agree more lol

It is not a machine that is broken It is CAPITALISM that is BROKEN by greed

@@robertbolstad9465 Taylor was on the hot seat several times in the late ‘90s, in front of operator groups that would come in to Oak Brook. Lots of promises made with very little return. New “technology” was in the offing but never quite made it to fruition. In terms of sales numbers one has to remember that the company was in a sales and quality slump and the $1 menu was suppose to get us up. Ice cream and shakes weren’t on the big pic radar while the company poured in millions to revamp the kitchens in all USA restaurants. This new era was when “I’m Lovin It” began.

how much did you pay yourstore manager?

@@charlesbukowski9836 Twenty-two years ago, $55K

@@wunexec not bad for THEN but I am sure it came out to about 10 bucks an hour after that 70 hour work week lol

@@charlesbukowski9836 Actually, it a 45 hour workweek over five days. Three weeks paid vac, eight paid or comp holidays and health, dental ins 70/30 cost split (before the gov’t changed rules after Clinton took office.) Yes, I was ahead of my time in comp BUT I cut my teeth for an operator in Eugene, OR whose mantra became mine. “Take care of your managers and employees and they will make the bucks fall to the bottom line.” And, these bucks certainly did.

You’re missing the point here. The problem isn’t that they were broken, they were deliberately engineered to require maintenance as part of the company’s profits stream. This has nothing to do with technological improvements

@@longebaneAll machines require maintenance. Think of your car, your computer, your vacuum, etc. You have to take care of your equipment or it stops working. That’s just how it works. In the past people used to call repair men all the time to service their appliances, now people just trash them and buy new ones.

Not gonna lie, your english is pretty good except some minor grammatical mistakes. How long you have been learning it?

you'll master English before you know it when you're that level of dedicated :)

That’s amazing man. Keep going

@@shreayankanjilal Thank you for your reply 😃 I’ve been leaving English for 2 years. Even if I don’t understand some part of this video , but I feel his passion and love it!

@@Jamie1998l Thank you for saying that. I keep on learning English with this video 😁

I feel so odd. This to us in the industry is just assumed. Its always chalked up to the cost of doing business. Granted it isn't always based on a daily cleaning schedule of 4 hours

Jeah, but as he alluded to by having to verify all the information he was given… it was given to him on a silver platter… or a paper plastic lined cup resistant to soaking.

He put in more work than "real" journalists do.

There is better investigative journalism out there, juste read the hard work of Pulitzer Price winners.

It is not a machine that is broken It is CAPITALISM that is BROKEN by greed

It was in most cases easier than just doing the maintenance. When it doesn’t affect our pay at all and we’re already overworked and stressed, we’re not going the extra mcmile

Ja Bunga Lama Chata

@@user-zo9hg4fw3t quality "delicious" content

It is...ACCEPTABLE

True😂

We got enough fast food low effort videos out there, quality information like Johnny's is always valued. Let him take his time.

A greater truth has never been said

I have a feeling it will!

Yess

go to a nice icecream place that deserves your business

i want that too, but i also don't want Johnny to get iced.

I'm the guy looking thru the comments to find the one key message to save me watching a 30 min video on McD's Icecream machines...

Hey @AlishaMarie same here!

You can skip the first 11 minutes.

more like 29 minutes 45 seconds, but I'm not one to judge :0

It's the dang clickbate. Every video is click bate worthy nowadays and I fear youtube.

This is very true

Capitalism being done wrong, and people believing lies a little too easily

Totally right

The sad thing is that among all the smartphones, iPhones are still the most reparable ones, because the stuff inside is screwed in and not glued in, which makes it easier for amateurs to take them apart. Planned obsolescence is the worst capitalist invention.

@@ValentijnEnJack It's consumerism. Many people nowadays will happily fork out tremendous amounts of money for something that won't last a year. It's absurd the amount of wastage is created.

this

Ya I feel like Nichols would have roasted him again for sure

I absolutely appreciate this. It is so refreshing to see reporters learning from their mistakes and improving their reporting. It is literally a breath of fresh air in the smog that is modern day journalism.

Noted. I would expect nothing less from Mr. Harris.

Yeah brilliant journalism imo

@@Outstanding_Gal is this oprah

Id argue otherwise

20 years ago this particular model just go into market, only new franchises would have this machine.

Dawn Hoffman maybe you’re just weak

@@dawnhoffman1056 Their burgers tend to be rather greasy, so if you're sensitive to grease that could be a reason.

It also probably depends on where the Wendy’s is cuz quality from different farms can be different or smth

@@dawnhoffman1056 that’s just you not being able to handle grease ya stomach weak not Wendy’s 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

NoirMog haven’t been to Wendy’s for like 2 yrs, only go to tims

or " bud just keep it down or you'll end up in courts where you'll lose most of your money that you've earned, think about your kids/family "

@@ghostops6859 which is basically the same thing that KhoPhi said.

yeah

It is not a machine that is broken It is CAPITALISM that is BROKEN by greed

@@ayeahe capitalism *is* greed. It's the core of its DNA.

Wendys hard humor is legendary dude😂😂😂😂

Their Twitter must make training vids for employees lol.

That's what a declaration of war looks like.

Looks like we found who runs the twitter account

...And she's a LIAR. I've been to a Wendy's in my town and it's been "broken" SEVERAL times.

Same lol

Me too but I love ice cream😂

Same... I hoped it was satire...

Im now convinced the government listens to us because my sister has been wanting soft serve ice cream and we usually go to McDonald’s and what a coincidence their ice cream machine isn’t working 🤷🏽‍♀️😑 and now this video popped up😳

@@fakeshemp44 wake up bud; this is reality. And this is _far_ from the only case where companies have tried to cheat the law of the nation and work together to profit

pls make this law pllssssss

We already have too many dang laws

@@mayanmono so... no right to repair your tesla, iphone, ice cream machine and so goes on?

@@laurencerosenthalwinckler4439 I agree we should have the right to repair everything ourselves through DYI or through a company of our choosing. I just so sick and tired of everybody making laws there's so many laws out there right now that any of us could be thrown in the clinker at any time for anything! Even if we didn't do anything!

@@mayanmono there are several things in game theory and agency theory that... goes against the thinking "it will solve itself alone" in certain cases. Free market is really good, but there are certain edges that need a "certain polishing" sometimes. I believe right to repair is one of them, since the good belongs to the client, he paid for it. I do not see those questions been solved by itself, nor clients emmerging to solve this questions easily through class actions. Sometimes laws are necessary, but yes, I also agree with you, there are waaay to many laws, but still people and business find ways around it no matter how dense the fence is.

consumer product comunism

I mean, for some it makes sense, like light bulbs, if they made they best and latest prodect they would 100% go out of buisness

@@d4s0n282 they make light bulb with 10k hours or 50k hours of lifespan depending on the type. And that's due to physics and it's ok. Nobody is trying to repair their light bulbs either. But for things worth $1k or more, the right to repair is essential.

But the great Jobs rotting in hell gave us irreplacable batteries...

@@jaytang3972 Thid did in old days. This Light Bulb Has Been Shining Nonstop For A Whopping 116 Years At Fire Station ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jx1d3j1IEoI.html.

Probably have signed away such rights

@@ngreat4390 - With a really good law firm and $170 MM per year as the prize. I'm sure there's a loop hole somewhere in state and federal fraud laws.

@@ngreat4390 plenty of loopholes as long as you have plenty of money

It's obvious higher-ups at McDonald's corporate are robbing their own franchise owners.

@@ngreat4390 you cant sign away your rights when you are being willingly decieved and stolen from.

Yep worked for Wendy's right after high school for over a year during the night shift, and yep every single night its the task of the front cashier for the night window to clean the frosty machine.

I worked at McDonalds right after high school. We definitely cleaned the machine heavily every day. But our machine wasn't breaking like this video talks about. It worked 99% of the time.

In what year? (Just curious!)

Phew! I live in Singapore and the ice cream machines barely broke.

Man, I had no idea that the Wendy's and McDonalds feud wasn't just on Twitter. The machines that are in restaurants should be simple.

So don’t fill the hopper too full

@@JwadeProductions7 lmao

Appretiate your service. Keep making great double cheeseburgers 👏

I worked there and didn't know why lol. Assumed it would overheat.

@Amperoar M0001 you know there have been people with that surname before Ben Shapiro, right?

Oh damn son

But you still don’t know how to take it apart and properly clean it... if done properly they work fine

Taylor can make a good machine if it wants to but McDonalds has them make bad machines for franchisees as a way to milk the franchisee.

Worked at mcd for a while. Knew how to clean it. All the closers knew how. All the managers had access to and used the manual as much as they could. The newbies were not allowed to clean it. Taylor just sucks.

Facts lol Taylor does suck lol...

agreed

Can't agree more!

wrong. this isn't much talent. it's a damn book report. he just repeats himself with slight variations because he couldn't come up with any better way to finish the story. ok video, weak society

I agree.

The part about ice cream machines is entertaining but the talent in this video is also entertaining as well.

The contents are good but the way he delivers is annoying. So often he's blatantly repeating himself just to make the video as long as possible. the guy's got millions of subscribers does he really need to milk it shamelessly? I mean 30 minutes for this, 10 minutes would have been more than enough no? Also it constantly feels like he's just using the story to sell himself.

if u do journalism like that on big guys, which is happening, youre dead. and that is also happening. dead people dont bring news out, rich people do.

@@dmtc6913 Hmmmm....that's all you got out of this documentary? Do you work for Taylor or one of their companies? 🤔 😏 😉

@@boondockpaint nah man. as I said content is good, but it's just sad that he's only doing it to show his hair to the world, and for way too long. It's pretty obvious to the well trained eye, you just need more practice.

@@dmtc6913 Nah, I noticed that too, but it's on purpose. I guess you didn't notice that.

Better find a franchise that is Kytch powered, Meredith!

same xD having to press two buttons at once ARE YOU INSANE??

youre definitely not finding it at a mcdonalds

I'm sorry ma'am but our Ice cream machine is locked

Make sure to go get a wendy's frosty

source??

@@zicklane just look it up

@@Fckthawrld69 "just look it up" lol gtfo

@@jeffshaught the “source” is everywhere. So I think they were just saying to look it up cuz there isn’t just one source. It’s all over the news.

@@JennyW526 I think they were just being an asshole. Anybody that replies "Google it" or "look it up" to somebody asking for help, doesn't understand the basic fundamentals of a comment section.

Not all is lost. Veritas is a thing.

modern day Muckraker

yessiii indeed

Exactly, I remember when 60 Minutes, etc. would do this (before all news became worthless propaganda). It was so much fun to watch and learn about obscure topics like this.

What are you talking about? This barely even worth the half an hour to watch it. He could have made a 5min video that outline the premise and I would have been ok with that...

What happened to them?

What about them?

@@aparnakolli7188 Austin McConnell has done a video about it. Check it out, it's really good

@@prathamyadav2508 no it’s been removed !!! Seems real suspect 💀

@@poisonthewell00 No, it's still there. Type "Ink Cartridges are a Scam"

Thanks to the Karen n Kenny and their children?

yeah i feel bad when i yell at them its sad

@@incredible5587 the fuck? Why would you yell at them?

@@raztox3050 i believe it was sarcasm lol

@@locacharliewong More like Karenshey and Kaneqwah from what I've seen.

That's probably already happening. The can of worms has been opened for McD & Taylor... the Feds are now investigating along with Kitch'es lawsuit of industrial espionage against Taylor. Nothing good for Taylor and McD's

McDonald's will probably just cut their contracts if they try to sue

@@BIGJ03SGPHS McDonald's can't cut it's contract with all franchises.

@@BIGJ03SGPHS And shoot themselves in the other foot at the same time?

@@Murf181 yes they can actually you sign a contract with the franchise owner. The owner of McDonald’s itself and you abide by the rules in it.

I lost it at the slogan use 🤣🤘

I see what you did there

Loved the pun, man 😂😂

@@juanda1995 I’m so sick of you punsexuals ruining a good thing

Arent all we?

Lemme know what gas we're using, I'll supply.

I wanna open an ice cream shop right beside every McDonalds.

@@gingerleegirl6697 brilliant

Funny thing is this is illegal in the EU. Hurray for Block Exemption

@@gingerleegirl6697 you going to be rich

That's what I say. They're too lazy. A McDonald's employee told me she has to go.to.another store to clean the ice cream machine because they're too lazy to clean it.

I worked for Burger King. Shake machines basically same thing. They are easy to set up and easy to clean. Lazy employees and dumb employees

Damn right lazy! Cleaning that machinw is as simple as changing battery remotes.. SMH

Except, for you and Pamela, Sheltie and TS, if you'd bothered to watch the entire video and understand what the root issue is... it has zero to do with the employees. It's an issue about collusion between McD's and one of their backroom buddy preferred supplier relationships.... one that depends on 25% of the manufacturer's revenue stream coming from fixing the crappy machines they franchise owners... by contract... have to install in their McD restaurants. No amount of effort or dilligence performed by employees will address the problem that stems from having to use POS equipment that Wendy's and other burger joints don't. The franshise owners should launch a massive class action against McD's and Taylor to clean up this mess. Hit them where it hurts. In the corporate pocketbook. Until that happens, everyone except McD's and Taylor corporate suffers.

@@cdpond so it’s Taylor’s machines ?

Capitalism is the guy that saw the problem and invented a solution. Corporatism is McDonald's shutting him down to protect their business partner's monopoly.

@@mariokarter13Corporatism is just a later stage of capitalism.

@@randombloke165 ok I will bite what’s your big never been done before idea 💡? I’ll wait....

@@deeh6457 I don’t know what you’re talking about.

actual journalism these days is always mind blowing

respect i hope you grow wealth

im sure taylor updates the system regularly to make sure that ex employee cant go work in mcdonalds to do that. That employee is probably useless now since they updade the systems

@@makemecry6604 that was partially true, but when you know someone that knows how to keep the levels in check and do the deep clean, your stores ice cream stays great! And you’re less likely to have to call a technician

@@spiffybb yeah that true!

@@makemecry6604 Kinda true, but also not. An ex employee would know what most of the error codes are caused by such as overfilling of the machine

.........a broken machine drove me to Wendy's for ice cream over 10 years ago, ...I've been going back to Wendy's ever since .......for everything, even though it's further away. I have no need to visit McDonald's. I would probably visit Chick-Fil-A, but I can't get close due to the unbelievable crowds and long lines.

only the American branch of it, The European branch would be like, FINE you can use that device, if we ban you from using it we get fined by the European union, and risk getting banned from operating there

This video is most likely not going to change anything

@Outlawed and wanted by google European Government?

McDonalds corporate doesnt care.They dont lose any money. Its the franchise owners, who have already too deeply invested who bear the cost. No one who can do anything cares, nothing will change.

I never thought an ice cream machine could have such a thick plotline behind it!

As long as he's not using the same make and to run a McDonald's, he's fine.

Only the specific mcdonalds machine breaks. Not all made by taylor.

F in the chat

@@Ahmad-ug9qs also they now allows to use other brands like carpigiani (in my country anyway) so idk if it's USA problem. Btw the wendy's worker is wrong, they clean every night only top and I guess twice a month inside.

@@drayke8886 ok.

ikr? big fan of anyone who values fact checking over confirmation bias

I don't see any links or sources in the description however. Without a way for third parties to verify everything, declaring a conflict of interest and stating you verified it independently is just as good as your word.

@@saryakan link to what? a technicians manual he's not supposed to have? or the software he's not supposed to have?

@@ThatDudeDeven Just to avoid confusion, are you saying all his claims of corporate malfeasances are irrelevant because he used company manuals and materials to prove his conclusions?

@@mickmccrohon no. thats sort of what the guy I was replying to was saying?

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Thank you!I didn't want to watch a whole video of some BS. Now I will watch it now that I know it's not a stupid reason.

Underrated comment

Up you go, bump!

Lol

Wendy's is so snarky towards McDonald's

Wendy's don't need Twitter to roast lmao

I agree! Is there a channel that doesn't have McDonal's commercials? No. That's why they don't do stuff like this.

Wish the msm reported like this