Which Employee Will This CEO Choose To Offer A Raise? 

I agree. All the education in the world doesn't do you any good if your attitude is hideous. Someone once said *"You can graduate from the most prestigious of Universities, and still be an idiot."* That applies to here as well.

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She literally insulted the boss during an interview. What was she thinking?

Who do supermission always have characters that are called "Tina" I mean It is a beautiful name but it's getting old now. No offense

@@PKMNFan4664 Right? I don't get it. Even when I was young, in my 20s, I still respected my boss and my co-workers.

Like that you said 'elderly' instead of 'old'.

Abso-fucking-lutely! Given *"Tina's"* attitude, How she made it in the company as long as she has before now is beyond me. Mr. Peters should've fired her before they left his office.

@@jasoncarpp7742 I'm guessing that she's the brunette

I agree.

No, elders don't always deserve respect

@@blue_red_screenyes they do how about you shut up because I have a grandma who is an elder and she just turned 69 years old and I take care of her and help her and she’s been taking care of me for a long time so I gave her respect all my life for everything she did for me so if I was you, I keep your mouth shut and respect your elders.

Well they should they’re people like we all are

@@liamtobin7787 thank you bro aleast you respect elders

@@liamtobin7787 what if an elder is very rude and condescending towards younger people

Couldn’t click fast enough myself

@@Addison8175 he has let himself go since he quit working for dhar Mann

I agree. I can understand stiff competition, but this is taking things too far.

​@@akshaymundkurit's how it is in a real-world you coming to unexpected things that happens to you but yet people who insult you never get the job and falls knee-deep into society

Instead she got herself fired

that is exactly what i was thinking

@@priscilla1330 In a wig.

Yes, and a fine actor he is! But there's nothing unusual about seeing actors you've seen in Dhar Mann videos in other companies videos as well. None of them are beholden to Dhar Mann or any of these other production companies. They're all character actors paid by the gig. Once they've worked with a production company, the company is likely to call them back for future videos before looking for someone new, because as with other kinds of companies that employ temporary workers, it's generally easier to work with someone they've worked with before than it is to bring someone new up to speed. Obviously, any of these actors would jump at an opportunity for full-time work in a TV series or a movie, but the reality is that most actors never get that big break. However, videos like these help them pay the bills, keep their skills sharp, add to their portfolios of experience and give them exposure that's more likely to lead to that big break than, say, waiting tables (although I wouldn't be surprised if some of these actors do work part-time as waiters). I enjoy seeing Michael, wherever he turns up. He tends to get typecast as busy producers or unreasonable bosses because he's great at bringing those characters to life, but every so often, we get to see him play a man who's a good father, homeless, heroic or a comic genius, and then we get to see what a talented, flexible professional he is.

@@mar4kl Other Dhar Mann alumni have moved on to social experiment channels.

The Actress playing the snob has been mean in this video, a video where she berates a woman who just lost her Mother and gotten cheated on and had a divorce (Snob judged good girl because good girl didn't visit her Mom shortly before Mom died, because good girl was working as a Lawyer), she played a woman who was trying to steal her neighbor's husband, she played someone who put her Husband in debt by buying expensive shit, and then lied about it and then admitted it and said she was divorcing him. Good parts she played. She played a woman who got cheated on and she found out Mistress had no idea she was the Mistress, Mistress thought she was the ONLY one. Protagonist and Mistress become Friends and both dump the cheater, LMAO! 🤣 She played a Waitress who got played by a fake veteran into giving him a 20 percent discount on his meal(He gave her a fake ID. A REAL veteran showed her his REAL ID and Good Actress was like,"This ID looks a lot different than the one the other veteran showed me. Good Actress and real veteran confront fake veteran and he is banned from restaurant. In another good girl actress episode, she gave a veteran a free grilled cheese sandwich and got fired. She didn't have a chance to tell her Boss the man was a veteran. The Veteran offered to pay for the sandwich and the boss was touched as he realized that the man was a veteran and his own brother had been killed fighting in the military and gave her back her job and offered veteran a job too. :) She played a woman who got $2,000 robbed from her in church of all places because the villain wanted to buy a fur coat. The Pastor gave her the $2,000 from an emergency rainy day fund. She played a girl who's Mom constantly criticized her and she was about to end their Mother Daughter relationship, but a Waiter talked some sense into the Mother and Mother saw the error of her ways and apologized to Daughter and they made up.

Yep, she's gotta be around 50. In another episode, she mentioned she was friends with Maria for 40 years. So, she's around 50. 😀

My guess is she may be 45. The freakishly young woman acts like she is 22 and a half. Those that look closely for offense usually find it.

He is he played a villain in a lot of his videos

I’m 1995 so technically under my countries definition I’m gen z and same here (I’m on the cusp and don’t relate to millennials at all)

@@Wrldfait Being born in 2000, I'm probably early Gen Z.

She irritates sooo much yooo😢

She’s always the bad one

A Poster questioned why a young person would want to be seated at a desk in an office job. 🤔

She looks to be in her late 20's/early 30's, so she's either Gen Y or a Gen Z. 😀

Theres no generation y.

@@mattjohnson5489 I am Generation Y(1981-1996) I was born in 1984. 😀

I was born in 1982 IAM a miliemial.

@@mattjohnson5489 Millennial and Generation Y are the same thing. 😀😉