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A rude boss humiliates and insults a man he believes has no authority, speaking to him with arrogance and complete disrespect. Confident that his position protects him, the boss keeps pushing the situation further without realizing he has made a huge mistake. The person standing in front of him is actually the CEO of the company. When the truth is finally revealed, everything changes in an instant, and the boss is forced to face the consequences of his behavior. The moment delivers a powerful lesson about humility, professionalism, and why you should never judge someone by their appearance or status. 👀 Watch until the end for a dramatic and satisfying reveal. 🚀 Subscribe now and hit the 🔔 bell icon so you never miss an episode! #UndercoverCEO #RudeBoss #Karma #LifeLesson
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00:00You're fired. Your employment ends when we land. Security will be notified. You'll be reported for misconduct and harassment. Do
00:09not approach me again.
00:10Both of you are proving more trouble than you're worth. You're fired.
00:14Actually, Mr. Thomas, you can't fire us. Because I'm not just the employee. I'm John Smith, the CEO of this
00:21restaurant chain.
00:22Well, I'm sorry to hear that, but that's still no excuse for your sexist ways, which have no place here
00:28at Stacey's. We're all are welcome. Now you get your things and get out before I call security.
00:34I was wondering if maybe you had any leftovers or something you could spare. I haven't eaten in a few
00:42days.
00:43I'm sorry, but we don't do that here. You can't just be here asking for food.
00:47Please, just a small portion. I don't want to cause no trouble, but I'm really hungry and anything would help.
00:57Look, I'm sorry, but you need to leave. We have paying customers here and you can't stay if you're just
01:02not ordering. Please, just go.
01:05I haven't eaten in days. Please, man. I'm begging you.
01:10I said no. You need to leave now before I have to call security to escort you out.
01:15All right. All right. All right. All right. I understand. I'm sorry to bother you.
01:20I'm just doing my job. You shouldn't be here if you're not going to buy anything.
01:29Why do people think they can just walk in and ask for free stuff?
01:35Here you are, ma'am. One grilled chicken salad. Is there anything else I can get you?
01:39No, the salad looks perfect. Thank you. Anna, could you spare a moment and sit down and chat with me?
01:46Uh, I'm not really supposed to sit with customers while I'm on shift, but is there something wrong with your
01:51order?
01:52Oh, no, no. Nothing is wrong. I just thought it might be nice to talk for a bit, if you
01:56don't mind.
01:57Okay. What would you like to talk about?
01:59I couldn't help but notice how you handled that situation with the man who came in earlier.
02:04It must be difficult to deal with situations like that.
02:08I mean, yeah, it's not easy, but we get people like that coming in all the time, and we can't
02:14just give out free food to everyone who asks. It's not realistic.
02:18I understand. Running a business does have its challenges, and I'm sure you were just trying to do your job.
02:24But tell me, how did it make you feel turning him away like that?
02:28I don't know. I guess I felt bad, but I didn't want to show it. I mean, it's not like
02:35I enjoy telling people they can't have food, but I have to follow the rules, right?
02:39I can see that you were in a difficult position, but sometimes it's not just about following rules. It's about
02:46understanding when those rules might need a bit of compassion.
02:50I don't know. I guess I just don't want to get in trouble for giving him something for free.
02:56Anna, you're right that rules are there for a reason. But as someone who has been in this business a
03:02long time, I can tell you that the most important rule is treating every person who walks through these doors
03:09with dignity and respect.
03:11That's what makes this place special, and it's why I built it in the first place.
03:17Wait, what do you mean you built it?
03:19Oh, I'm not just a regular customer, Anna. I'm Cheryl, the owner of this restaurant.
03:24The owner?
03:25I've been here today to see how things run, to understand how my staff treats every guest, no matter who
03:31they are.
03:31And I saw everything that happened with the man at the entrance.
03:35I didn't know. I mean, I didn't realize.
03:37I understand, but now you do. And I want you to remember that we're not just serving food here. We're
03:45serving people.
03:46People who deserve kindness, even when they can't pay for it.
03:50I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to make him feel like that. I just, I didn't know what else to
03:55do.
03:55It's okay, Anna. You can learn from this. We all can.
03:59But it's important to understand that how we treat people matters more than any role.
04:05Thank you for talking to me. I'll do better. I promise.
04:09That's all I ask. Now go ahead and finish your shift.
04:12And please don't be too hard on yourself. We all make mistakes.
04:16What matters is that we learn and grow from them.
04:40Hello there.
04:42Oh, hi. I didn't mean to come back in. I just...
04:46It's all right. You're not causing any trouble. I was actually hoping you'd come back.
04:52I shouldn't be. I don't want to bother...
04:55You're not bothering anyone, James. In fact, I'd like you to stay and have a meal on the house as
05:01my guest.
05:03Hey, I don't understand. Why would you do that for me?
05:08Because sometimes we all need a little kindness.
05:10And because I believe everyone who walks through these doors deserves to be treated with dignity, no matter their circumstances.
05:18Yeah. I don't know what to say. Thank you. Thank you so much.
05:25Come on. Have a seat. Let's get you something warm to eat.
05:31Oh, really? That's crazy.
05:36Anna! Anna!
05:37Yes, ma'am. Is everything okay?
05:39Anna, this is James. He's going to be our guest today.
05:43Could you please bring him a menu and let the kitchen know his meal is on me?
05:46Of course. I'll take care of it.
05:48Is there anything in particular you'd like? Or would you prefer I recommend something?
05:55I'm not picky. Just something warm would be nice.
06:02Then we'll make sure you get something warm and hearty.
06:06Here you go, sir. Take your time. And if you have any questions, just let me know.
06:11Thank you. I really appreciate it.
06:14You're very welcome.
06:16I don't want to be a burden. I just...
06:18You're not a burden, James.
06:21We all need help sometimes, and there's no shame in that.
06:24Today, this is my way of helping.
06:27And if there's anything else you need, don't hesitate to ask.
06:30I've never had someone treat me like this.
06:34Not in a long time.
06:36Well, you deserve it.
06:37And I hope today is just the beginning of things getting a little easier for you.
06:42Thank you, Sarah. Really.
06:45It's my pleasure, James.
06:47Enjoy your meal.
06:57Look at him. So mysterious, writing in his little notebook.
07:01I wonder what he's writing there.
07:05He's obviously writing about me.
07:08Dear diary, I just saw the most beautiful flight attendant.
07:12You wish.
07:15I'll be right back.
07:17What are you gonna do?
07:19Just watch.
07:22Can I get you anything, sir?
07:24Oh, um, no, I'm fine. Thank you.
07:26If you need anything at all, just call me. I'll be there immediately.
07:29Thank you. I appreciate that.
07:32What are you writing about? It looks very intense.
07:35Oh, uh, just some thoughts.
07:38I sometimes like to write poems and short stories.
07:43Since it's a long flight, I figured I'd get some writing done.
07:46Wow. You're such an intellect.
07:50Oh, well, I don't know about that.
07:52I wouldn't call myself an intellectual.
07:56But you are.
07:58And let me ask you, it looks like you work out.
08:02Yeah, I do.
08:05Thanks for noticing.
08:07You know what? I changed my mind.
08:10Could you bring me some coffee, please?
08:12Of course.
08:13Everything for you.
08:26Deborah, seriously, what the hell was that?
08:28What was what?
08:29Don't play dumb.
08:30You were practically in that guy's lap out there.
08:32That's not how we're supposed to act on duty.
08:34Relax. I was being friendly.
08:36It's called customer service.
08:38Maybe look it up.
08:39Friendly?
08:40You were giggling like a teenager and touching his arm every five seconds.
08:44It was unprofessional and people noticed.
08:46Please, passengers like it when you show a little personality.
08:49Not everyone wants a robotic service with a fake smile.
08:52Unlike you.
08:54This is about respecting boundaries.
08:56You made him and others uncomfortable.
08:58You're sure that it's not just your insecurity talking?
09:01I mean, admit it.
09:02You like him, too.
09:03You just hate that he gave me all the attention.
09:05I don't care about that.
09:07I care that you made a scene.
09:08You're supposed to represent this airline, not turn it into your personal dating pool.
09:13Dad, you are such a self-righteous bore.
09:17No wonder no one takes you seriously.
09:19Always following the rules.
09:21Always invisible.
09:22At least I don't throw myself at every man who makes eye contact.
09:26Better than being so uptight no one ever makes eye contact.
09:29You know what?
09:30I'm done watching you treat this job like a joke.
09:33If you want to play games, fine.
09:34But don't drag me down with you.
09:36Watch how it's done.
09:48Here's your coffee, sir.
09:52Uh, what happened to the other flight attendant?
09:55Deborah got busy, so I offered to bring you your coffee instead.
10:02Is there something else?
10:04I was wondering if you needed anything else.
10:07Maybe something to eat?
10:08I'm fine, but thank you.
10:11Are you excited about your destination?
10:15Okay, you know, both you and your colleague are very talkative.
10:18That's what I like doing.
10:20Pleasing the customers.
10:22Okay, you're both coming on a little bit too strong, and that can be bothersome to customers.
10:29Is there anything wrong here?
10:31I'm glad you both are here because I've noticed you're being too intense with me, and you're both making me
10:36feel a little uncomfortable.
10:38I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable.
10:41I'm just trying to be friendly, and it's part of my job.
10:44Look, being professional is part of your job, but being overly flirtatious and making customers uncomfortable isn't.
10:51You probably missed that part of the training.
10:53Please, take it easy.
10:56And by the way, I'm going on this trip to propose to my girlfriend, so I'm in a relationship.
11:05I am so sorry about my behavior.
11:07I never do this.
11:09I don't know what happened to me.
11:11I guarantee it won't happen again.
11:13Deborah's always like this, and she makes me feel bad about being too boring and nice.
11:18She's always saying I'll be single forever, and, well, it gets to me sometimes.
11:24I'm so sorry to hear that.
11:26I accept your apology, and Deborah, on the other hand, well, she seems very problematic and unprofessional.
11:34She can be.
11:36Thank you for understanding.
11:44What were you two whispering about for so long?
11:47I was apologizing for being unprofessional.
11:51Unlike you, I care about doing the job right.
11:53Please, you're such a doormat.
11:55If you had a spine, you'd know how much these men are willing to give when you show a little
12:00skin and attention.
12:01We're not just serving drinks, working the cabin.
12:05He told us he's flying to propose to his girlfriend.
12:08You seriously think that's someone you should be trying to seduce?
12:12Exactly!
12:13It makes it more fun.
12:15Nothing more satisfying than turning a loyal man into a liar.
12:18God, do you hear yourself?
12:20That's not flirting, Deborah.
12:21That's sabotage.
12:23You don't just play with people like that.
12:25Why do you care?
12:27You just feel threatened because, once again, he looked at me and not you.
12:31No.
12:32I care because I actually have a conscience.
12:35Because not everything's about getting attention or money.
12:39You treat passengers like prizes.
12:41I treat them like people.
12:44Right.
12:44And that's why you're invisible.
12:46Passengers forget you exist ten seconds after landing.
12:49You think good intentions get you anywhere in this world?
12:51I'd rather be invisible than be someone people remember for all the wrong reasons.
12:57You can have your tips and your dirty looks.
12:59But don't drag me down with you.
13:01Don't act like you're above this.
13:03You tried flirting too, remember?
13:04And you weren't half bad at it until you chickened out.
13:08I didn't chicken out.
13:09I realized I didn't want to become you.
13:11Well, sweetheart, you already did.
13:14Now excuse me while I go back there to flirt some more.
13:19He just told us he's about to get married.
13:21What are you thinking?
13:22So what?
13:23Men cheat all the time.
13:24Doesn't seem like the type who would cheat.
13:26You should leave him alone.
13:28I accept the challenge of breaking him.
13:31That's not what I said.
13:33Okay.
13:46How's the coffee?
13:48Uh, it's great.
13:50Tell me more about your soon-to-be fiance.
13:53Are you really serious about her?
13:55I'm pretty serious since I'm about to propose to her.
13:59I know, you fool.
14:01But really, how serious?
14:06Ah, move away!
14:07Oh my gosh.
14:08Oh my god, are you okay?
14:10Um.
14:11Do you need a towel?
14:12I can't...
14:13Let me help you clean that up.
14:14We can't have our favorite pasta.
14:16Hey, stop it!
14:17Hands off!
14:19I am the CEO of this airline.
14:21I boarded this flight anonymously to observe staff behavior.
14:27Debra, you have been wildly inappropriate from the start.
14:30You've ignored boundaries, harassed me,
14:32and made this flight deeply uncomfortable for me.
14:36Probably for others, too.
14:37Harassed?
14:38I was just being friendly.
14:39You're taking this way too seriously.
14:41I mean, most men...
14:41I'm not most men.
14:44I told you I was in a relationship.
14:46I said no.
14:47And you kept going.
14:49That's harassment.
14:50I've had enough.
14:51It's clear this isn't the first time you've crossed the line.
14:54And now you've physically touched me without my consent.
14:57On my airline.
14:58In uniform.
14:59During service.
14:59Some guys enjoy the attention.
15:01It's harmless.
15:02And she's bullying you, too?
15:04Yes, for a long time.
15:06She mocks me in front of other crew, calls me boring, says I'll be single forever.
15:11I try to ignore it, but it gets to you.
15:14She's just too sensitive.
15:15It's not my fault if she can't handle some truth.
15:17That's not truth.
15:19That's cruelty.
15:21And it has no place in this company.
15:24Debra, you're fired.
15:26Your employment ends when we land.
15:28Security will be notified.
15:30You'll be reported for misconduct and harassment.
15:33Do not approach me again.
15:35Wait, wait, wait.
15:36You're blowing this out of proportion.
15:37I mean, I...
15:38This was just...
15:40It was inappropriate.
15:42Unprofessional.
15:43And unacceptable.
15:45Please return to the galley.
15:48Fine!
15:52Thank you for your honesty.
15:55I appreciate people who can own their own mistakes and keep growing.
15:59You were brave.
16:00And you were right to apologize earlier.
16:04I didn't expect any of this.
16:06I just wanted to do the right thing.
16:08Well, you did.
16:11And I'd like to offer you a promotion.
16:13To lead flight attendant.
16:16Comes with a raise.
16:17You've earned it.
16:19Are you serious?
16:20Dead serious.
16:22We need more people like you leading the team.
16:25Thank you, sir.
16:26I'll do my best.
16:28I'm sure you will.
16:33Hello, Mr. Thomas.
16:35I'm John, the new waiter.
16:36I was told to report to you for orientation.
16:38Yes, John.
16:39That's right.
16:40Look, we're really busy and short-staffed.
16:43I don't have time to babysit you today.
16:45So, you'll need to pick things up pretty quickly.
16:47Got it?
16:48Absolutely, sir.
16:49I've had some experience, so I'll adapt as fast as I can.
16:52Good.
16:53You can start by familiarizing yourself with the menu.
16:56Can't afford to get orders wrong on a busy day like today.
17:00Hi.
17:01You must be the new guy.
17:02John, right?
17:04I'm Lisa.
17:05Don't worry.
17:06I'll help you get up to speed in no time.
17:08Hi, Lisa.
17:09Yeah, that would be great because it's a bit overwhelming at first glance.
17:12I know.
17:13Everyone feels that way on their first day, but you'll find your rhythm.
17:16We can start with a quick tour, maybe?
17:18Yes, show them around, Lisa.
17:20And both of you, keep it quick.
17:22I need you back on the floor ASAP.
17:24We're not paying you to chit-chat.
17:26Got it.
17:29Ignore him.
17:30He's always like that.
17:32So, how long have you been working here?
17:34About two years now.
17:35It's a busy place, but you'll love the team.
17:38Except for Mr. Sunshine over there.
17:42Yeah, he seems intense.
17:45You have no idea.
17:46But don't worry.
17:48You'll get used to it.
17:49Most of us have.
17:50Well, I hope so.
17:52What's the best part of working here besides surviving Mr. Sunshine?
17:57Definitely the regulars and the rush of a busy night.
18:00I mean, it keeps you on your toes.
18:02Plus, the tips aren't bad either, especially on weekends.
18:05And how do you stay composed with Mr. Sunshine breathing down your neck all the time?
18:09Well, if you ever get in a pinch, just signal me or Jesse, the bartender.
18:14We've got a little system to help cover for each other.
18:17Thanks, Lisa.
18:18I really appreciate it.
18:20It feels like it's going to be quite the adventure.
18:23Certainly will be.
18:25Now, some important notes that you should remember.
18:28That's the kitchen.
18:29It's the heart of our restaurant.
18:31Always stay on a good side with the chefs.
18:33They can make or break your shift.
18:35Noted.
18:36Make friends with the chefs.
18:37Even though Mr. Thomas is tougher on new people, we've all got each other's back.
18:41So just try to stay under his radar at first.
18:44Thanks for the warning.
18:45No, Sweat.
18:46And you get used to it.
18:48Just smile, nod, do your job, and sometimes that's enough to get by.
18:51Lisa!
18:52Enough talking.
18:54We need you back.
18:55Table 7 has been waiting for their check for ages.
18:58You got it.
19:00Just remember, as you present the check, always ask if they enjoyed their meal and if there's
19:04anything else you can do for them.
19:06It's all about making that lasting good impression.
19:09That's smooth.
19:10You really have this down, huh?
19:11Lisa, what did I just say about wasting time?
19:14This isn't a social club.
19:16And you, John, start taking orders at Table 12 now.
19:19Looks like you'll get your first solo flight sooner than expected.
19:22Just follow the script and you'll be fine.
19:25All right.
19:27Here goes nothing.
19:28Same here.
19:35I did it.
19:36I even got him to order the seasonal pie.
19:38See?
19:38You're a natural.
19:41But, watch out.
19:42Here comes the storm.
19:46John, that was adequate, but you took too long explaining the menu.
19:51Time is money.
19:52Faster next time.
19:53Understood, sir.
19:54I'll speed it up.
19:55And Lisa, that last drink you sent out was too slow.
19:58And the presentation was all off.
19:59What's gotten into you today?
20:00I'm really sorry, Mr. Thomas.
20:02It won't happen again.
20:04I'll make sure the next one is perfect.
20:06All right.
20:07Let's see how you handle the rush, John.
20:08The customer at the bar ordered a Cadillac margarita.
20:11Get going on it.
20:12Now.
20:15Welcome to the jungle.
20:17Let's get going.
20:20Man, this ain't what you ordered.
20:22You had the Cadillac margarita, right?
20:25I'm terribly sorry.
20:26I'm going to go get you the right drink immediately, right?
20:28No problem.
20:29What's this I hear about serving wrong orders?
20:32Unacceptable.
20:32It was just a simple mistake, Mr. Thomas.
20:35It happens.
20:36We can fix it, right?
20:37No excuses.
20:38Both of you are proving more trouble than you're worth.
20:41You're fired.
20:41Mm-mm-mm-mm.
20:43Actually, Mr. Thomas, you can't fire us.
20:46Because I'm not just the employee.
20:48I'm John Smith, the CEO of this restaurant chain.
20:51Mr. Smith, I had no idea.
20:53I know you didn't.
20:55I came here to see how things were running,
20:57and I am appalled at what I witnessed.
20:59Your treatment of staff, your management style,
21:02it's unacceptable.
21:04Mr. Smith, all we wanted was a good work environment,
21:07stress-free and just happy all around.
21:10And you'll have it.
21:11Mr. Thomas, you're relieved of your duties,
21:14effective immediately.
21:15We need leaders who build their team up,
21:17not tear them down.
21:18You think you can just walk in here
21:20and understand everything in one day?
21:22You're making a huge mistake, John.
21:24I've seen enough to know that changes are needed, Mr. Thomas.
21:28Your approach isn't right for our vision.
21:30My approach?
21:31My approach built this place.
21:33Without me, you'll see how things fall apart.
21:35You need me to keep this ship steady.
21:37A steady ship doesn't mean a happy or efficient crew, Mr. Thomas.
21:40Fear isn't a tool to manage people or drive success.
21:43Fear?
21:44Fear, I call it discipline.
21:45You corporate types are all the same,
21:47thinking you can run things from behind a desk.
21:49You have no idea what it takes on the ground.
21:51It's about respect, Mr. Thomas.
21:54That's what's been missing here.
21:55Respect is earned, young lady.
21:57Something you all seem to forget.
21:58Respect goes both ways, Mr. Thomas.
22:00Don't you forget that.
22:02It's turned by leaders, from their teams,
22:03by showing them trust and support,
22:05not just through authority and fear.
22:07And what happens when the numbers drop, huh?
22:09When your friendly approach doesn't meet the bottom line.
22:13Well, we'll adjust, learn, and improve.
22:16But we'll do it together, as a team.
22:18Not at the cost of our people's well-being.
22:20You'll regret this.
22:21When everything starts to crumble, remember this moment.
22:25You had a chance to keep the spine of this place intact.
22:28This chain, our team, needs more than a spine.
22:31It needs a heart, which is what I intend to restore.
22:35So, good luck with your future endeavors.
22:38You will regret this.
22:43I'm so sorry you had to see that.
22:45But we're all good now, right?
22:47We're going to get back to work,
22:47and I'm going to help you ease into this transition
22:51as much as I can, all right?
22:52I think I got it pretty figured out,
22:53but that's what we can do together.
22:56Let's do this.
22:57We got this.
23:02This app seems like a big opportunity.
23:04If it takes off, we're going to make even more money.
23:08Yeah, it's got great potential.
23:10Curious to see how this guy presents it.
23:15Honey, business first, pleasure later.
23:18All right.
23:19Stay focused.
23:21And if we close this deal,
23:23I'll do whatever you want in the bedroom.
23:25Okay.
23:26Let's do this, Willa.
23:28When is this guy coming, by the way?
23:30He should be here any minute.
23:31Great.
23:33There he is.
23:34Let's do this.
23:39Okay.
23:40All right.
23:41You give him my best.
23:43Okay.
23:44Wow.
23:45It is so good to finally meet you.
23:48Oh, happy you're here.
23:50Welcome.
23:51This is my wife, Willa.
23:52Hi.
23:53Wow.
23:55Carl, your wife is beautiful.
24:00Come on in.
24:01Come, come, come in.
24:02Come on.
24:04Excuse me.
24:22So, Neil, can you pitch the app for us?
24:26Yeah.
24:27So, the concept is simple.
24:28It's a professional networking app,
24:30but with a gamified twist.
24:32You earn points based on your connections
24:33and interactions,
24:34and these points allow you
24:35to climb the corporate ladder.
24:37Once you reach certain levels,
24:38you unlock the ability to connect
24:39with top-level executives like yourself.
24:42Would you like something to drink, Neil?
24:44Water, coffee?
24:45Yeah, water would be great.
24:46I don't drink caffeine.
24:49You know, you're sweet.
24:51And also, I might add,
24:53you are really, really, really pretty.
24:58Um, I'll grab that for you.
25:02Uh, Carl, could you join me
25:03in the kitchen for a moment?
25:15It's obvious he thinks I'm the CEO.
25:17Shh.
25:18This guy hasn't even acknowledged you once
25:20about anything.
25:21I think he thinks you're, like,
25:22my assistant or something.
25:24I know.
25:24He is so wrapped up in himself,
25:25and he hasn't even considered
25:26that I might be the one in charge.
25:28We should just tell him.
25:29Lilla, this kind of thing pisses me off.
25:33I know it does.
25:33It's so disrespectful.
25:36But let's just play along
25:37a little bit longer.
25:39I want to see how far he goes with this,
25:41how deep he digs the hole.
25:42Are you sure about this?
25:43I mean, what if he says something even worse?
25:47Let him.
25:48The deeper he goes,
25:49the more entertaining it'll be
25:50when he finds out
25:51who he's really talking to.
25:53But, you know,
25:54you can't sign any documents
25:55without me, right?
25:57I know.
25:58I know.
25:58Of course not.
25:59I'd never dare.
26:01Good.
26:02I want you, though.
26:04I want you.
26:05I know.
26:05Get back in there.
26:06Okay.
26:07Shh.
26:08Shh.
26:10Shh.
26:11Shh.
26:13Shh.
26:13Shh.
26:13Shh.
26:14Shh.
26:14Shh.
26:16Shh.
26:18Shh.
26:19Shh.
26:21Shh.
26:29Thank you, beautiful.
26:31You two make a beautiful couple.
26:34Thanks.
26:35Thanks.
26:36Willa.
26:36Must be amazing to be married
26:37to such a smart and rich guy.
26:39I mean, Carl built his whole tech empire
26:41from scratch, right?
26:43Yep.
26:44It's wonderful.
26:46He's everything I could have ever asked for.
26:48Well, I'm pretty good to sell for myself,
26:49you know.
26:50My startup's doing great,
26:51and with my app idea,
26:52I'll be rich soon.
26:54I just haven't found a woman
26:55I can trust yet to marry,
26:56but I can't wait to have a wife someday.
26:58Well, maybe you should marry for love,
27:00not just have a trophy wife.
27:02Is that what happened between you two?
27:06Why don't we, uh,
27:08just talk about the app?
27:09Continue about that.
27:11Yeah.
27:11So, Neil,
27:12do you have any final details
27:14or requirements to add
27:16before we proceed with the app?
27:18Yeah.
27:19Uh,
27:20is she going to be here
27:21for the final deal?
27:21You know,
27:22for the signature and everything?
27:24She's staying here.
27:27Is that a problem?
27:28Oh, no, no.
27:28No, not a problem.
27:29Just, uh,
27:30not used to seeing the wives
27:31being a part of negotiations,
27:32that's all.
27:33Okay, well,
27:33she's not just a wife.
27:35Look,
27:36I think it'd be better
27:37if she stepped out,
27:38you know,
27:38let us men handle this.
27:39Maybe just for now.
27:43Willa?
27:50All right.
27:53These women, right?
27:54They're always around.
27:56Only if it's a line.
27:57I know.
27:57I know what you mean.
27:59Look,
28:00I've been burned before,
28:01okay?
28:01My ex-wife took half my company
28:02in the divorce.
28:03You can never really trust women,
28:04you know?
28:05Yeah,
28:06I get it.
28:06Sometimes,
28:06even with Willa,
28:08I can't always tell
28:09if I can trust her.
28:10Right.
28:11Look,
28:12Carl,
28:14once you sign this,
28:16it's locked in,
28:18okay?
28:18No one else gets to know
28:19the details,
28:20not your wife,
28:21not anyone.
28:22This is what you want.
28:23Yeah, okay.
28:24I won't show it
28:25to anyone,
28:26not even Will.
28:30Hold it right there.
28:32Wait,
28:33what's going on, Willa?
28:34What's going on
28:35is that I am the CEO
28:37of this company,
28:38not him.
28:39You're the CEO?
28:41Wow,
28:42I had no idea.
28:43I mean,
28:43I never imagined a woman
28:44was behind such an incredible company.
28:46Of course you didn't.
28:48You couldn't imagine
28:49with your tiny misogynist brain.
28:50And now,
28:52I don't want anything to do
28:53with you
28:53or your ridiculous app.
28:55And you,
28:56you were about to betray me.
28:59Signing a document
29:00behind my back
29:00without telling me?
29:02I told you not to.
29:03I was just playing it
29:05the way we talked about
29:06in the kitchen,
29:06remember?
29:07We were just,
29:07I was doing what you,
29:08what we talked about.
29:10I wasn't going to go through
29:11with it, Willa.
29:11You weren't supposed
29:12to sign anything.
29:13That was the rule.
29:14You broke it.
29:14You thought I wasn't around
29:16to hear anything.
29:17I was standing
29:18in the next room.
29:19Okay,
29:19it was,
29:20it was all
29:20just a misunderstanding,
29:21okay?
29:22I didn't mean
29:23for this to happen
29:25like this,
29:25Willa.
29:26It's not what it seems,
29:27okay?
29:27I'm not an idiot
29:29that you can manipulate.
29:30I'm smarter than both
29:31of you combined.
29:33And now,
29:33I'm going to tell everyone
29:35in the industry
29:35who you really are,
29:37Neil.
29:37And as for you,
29:39we're done.
29:40I want a divorce.
29:49What have I done?
29:51I don't hear me.
29:52Women,
29:53right?
29:57My name is Stacy Johnson
29:58and I'm the new
29:59store associate.
30:01You're going to be
30:01the new associate?
30:03Yes,
30:03yes I am.
30:04Okay,
30:05but aren't you
30:05a little old?
30:06I mean,
30:07normally we have kids
30:08just out of high school
30:09doing this job.
30:10Oh,
30:11um,
30:12well,
30:13we all got to do
30:14what we got to do.
30:15I actually love clothes
30:17so I think I'll be
30:17a great addition
30:18to the team.
30:19Uh,
30:19why don't you start
30:20somewhere over there
30:22with the jeans.
30:23Fold the jeans.
30:24If anyone comes in,
30:25asks any questions.
30:26Okay,
30:27is there any training
30:28involved?
30:29Any selling points
30:30on the clothes?
30:31It is my first day
30:32after all.
30:33Lady,
30:34it's not rocket science.
30:35It's clothing.
30:37So get to it
30:38before I have to dock
30:39your pay.
30:40We're not doing anything.
30:42Do you work here
30:42by any chance?
30:43Yes,
30:44yes I do.
30:45Well,
30:45I just graduated
30:46from school
30:47and I'm going to
30:48start applying for jobs.
30:50I do want
30:50to look more professional
30:51but also like
30:52I want to feel comfortable
30:53for the interviews
30:54and to be honest with you
30:55this is my first time
30:56applying for jobs
30:57so I really want
30:58to make a good impression.
30:59You know what,
31:00you can never go wrong
31:01with a blazer
31:02and pinstripes
31:05and I believe
31:06these would probably
31:07be your size.
31:08Would you like
31:08to try them on?
31:09Yes,
31:10of course.
31:10All right,
31:10I'll show you the dress.
31:11Thank you so much.
31:12Right this way.
31:13Wow,
31:14this outfit really makes
31:15me feel professional.
31:16I think this could be
31:17my go-to look for work.
31:18Out for this fantastic on you.
31:22Miss New Associate,
31:24can I have a word
31:25with you for a moment
31:26over here?
31:28Oh,
31:29mm-hmm,
31:30okay.
31:32What's up then?
31:33What's up?
31:34I'll tell you what's up.
31:35That girl can't afford
31:36any of the clothes
31:37that she's trying on.
31:38If you're not careful,
31:39she's going to run
31:40out the store
31:40with a mom.
31:41What are you talking about?
31:42Oh,
31:43don't be naive with me.
31:44This is the real world,
31:45Grandma.
31:46Girls like that
31:47can't afford clothes
31:48from Stacey's.
31:49They steal stuff.
31:50Um,
31:51excuse me,
31:52but are you all
31:52talking about me?
31:53I couldn't help
31:53but notice you
31:54look in my direction.
31:56As a matter of fact,
31:57we are.
31:58Girls like you
31:59can't afford
32:00to shop in a store
32:01like this,
32:02so please take off
32:03those clothes immediately.
32:04Okay,
32:05excuse me,
32:06I've heard enough.
32:07Hey,
32:07you can't speak to me
32:08like that.
32:08I'm the manager here.
32:09Not anymore.
32:10I'm Stacey Johnson,
32:12the founder and CEO
32:13of these clothing stores.
32:16What?
32:17Is this some kind of joke?
32:18You wish.
32:19Every year,
32:20I go into one
32:21of my clothing stores
32:22posing as a new
32:23store associate
32:24to make sure things
32:25are running smoothly
32:26on the ground level.
32:27I have never met
32:29a ruder,
32:30more incompetent manager
32:31than you, Ben.
32:34Mrs. Johnson,
32:34I mean,
32:35this is a big
32:36miscommunication.
32:37See,
32:37with all the new associates,
32:38I like to joke around
32:39and tease them
32:40on their first day.
32:41My manager did it to me
32:42when I first started.
32:43Well,
32:44I'm sorry to hear that,
32:45but that's still
32:45no excuse
32:46for your sexist ways,
32:48which have no place
32:49here at Stacey's.
32:50We're all are welcome.
32:52Now,
32:52you get your things
32:53and get out
32:54before I call security.
33:01Well,
33:02hello.
33:03Hello.
33:04Huh.
33:04What do we have here?
33:06Hi.
33:07Uh,
33:07how you doing?
33:08I'm Jamie.
33:08Jamie?
33:10My friends call me Chad,
33:11but you
33:11can call me anytime.
33:13All right.
33:14Well,
33:14uh,
33:15hello,
33:16Chad.
33:17Anything I can help you with?
33:19Uh,
33:19yeah.
33:20Actually,
33:20yeah.
33:21Yeah,
33:21you can help me
33:21by giving me
33:22your number.
33:24Hmm.
33:25Are you always
33:26this forward
33:27with new employees
33:27around the office?
33:28No.
33:29No,
33:29no,
33:29no.
33:30Only when they're
33:30as strikingly gorgeous
33:33and beautiful
33:33as you.
33:34I mean,
33:34what can I say?
33:35I see something I like,
33:36I go after it.
33:37I'm like,
33:38I don't know,
33:39the alpha male
33:39or whatever.
33:44All right.
33:46Well,
33:46that was odd.
33:47I'm the top salesman,
33:48okay?
33:49I'm the top G,
33:50the head honcho.
33:51I'm up here,
33:52everybody else
33:53is down here.
33:55Hmm.
33:55That's kind of how it goes.
33:56I'm like,
33:57the lion
33:58of the jungle.
34:00Oh,
34:01well,
34:02having heard people say that,
34:04you must be very proud.
34:06That's no small feat,
34:07considering lions
34:08are not native
34:10to the jungle.
34:14You're a smart cookie.
34:16I like that.
34:17And I also like
34:18this repartee
34:19that we got going on.
34:20I say we continue it
34:21later,
34:22tonight.
34:23Where?
34:23At dinner.
34:24Well,
34:25while I appreciate
34:27the very
34:28flattering
34:29offer,
34:30I will have to decline.
34:32I don't date
34:33co-workers.
34:34Besides,
34:35it's against
34:35company policy.
34:36Pfft.
34:37Okay,
34:38company policy,
34:39company schmolicy.
34:40Nobody's got to know.
34:41Plus,
34:43I don't want to
34:44spread any rumors,
34:45but
34:46I'm kind of up
34:47for the new
34:49regional manager
34:50position.
34:51Chad.
34:52Chad.
34:53Chad.
34:54Good luck
34:54with that
34:55open position.
34:56I'm sure you would
34:57make a wonderful
34:58regional manager.
35:00But if you would
35:01let me get to it,
35:02I have a lot more
35:03work to get done
35:03over here to set up
35:05since it's my first day.
35:06Yeah,
35:06no,
35:06because I'm sure
35:07it's so hard
35:08to be a receptionist.
35:10It's so hard.
35:11It's not rocket science.
35:13You kind of just
35:13send emails,
35:14right?
35:15Like transfer calls
35:16or whatever.
35:17Okay,
35:17well,
35:18that was rude.
35:19Yeah.
35:22Oh,
35:23hi there.
35:24Hi,
35:24I'm Jamie.
35:25I'm Austin.
35:26Nice to meet you.
35:26Nice to meet you too.
35:27Is this your first day here?
35:30I'm sorry,
35:30I just feel like
35:31I've seen you before.
35:32Oh,
35:32no,
35:33you know what?
35:33I get that a lot.
35:35Familiar face,
35:36all that.
35:37But yes,
35:37it is my first day.
35:39This is my little
35:40corner of paradise.
35:41Welcome aboard.
35:42It's nice to have you
35:42on the team.
35:43It feels so good
35:44to be here.
35:45What do you do
35:45here at Grifflin?
35:46Oh,
35:47I'm a salesman.
35:48I've been doing it
35:48for about five years,
35:50I think.
35:51Wow,
35:51that's fantastic.
35:53But you know,
35:54I started off
35:55as a receptionist
35:56just like yourself.
35:57You don't say.
35:59Yeah,
36:00before I was a salesman,
36:01this was my
36:02little corner of paradise.
36:06But you know,
36:07I think the receptionist position
36:09is what makes
36:10this office run.
36:11You know,
36:12every position here
36:13in this office
36:13is important for sure,
36:14but the receptionist
36:16is the first thing
36:16clients see
36:17when they walk
36:17in through these doors.
36:19And first impressions
36:20are the most important.
36:22I guess I never really
36:23thought of it that way.
36:24But you're right.
36:26I totally agree.
36:28Well,
36:28I gotta get to my station,
36:30but if you have
36:30any questions,
36:31any concerns,
36:32please feel free to ask me.
36:33I know how hard
36:34it can be to be
36:34a new guy at work.
36:35So don't be a stranger.
36:38Thank you so much,
36:39Austin.
36:39Appreciate it.
36:40All right,
36:41so here's the deal.
36:43Basically when I make a sale,
36:45right,
36:45I'll log it once online
36:46and then I'll log it
36:47again over the phone.
36:49So I make twice the money,
36:50two sales,
36:52but doing like
36:52half the work.
36:54It's like,
36:54it's genius.
36:55Dude,
36:56but won't the company
36:56know if you're cheating
36:58the numbers?
36:59Oh my gosh.
37:00No way.
37:01There's no way
37:01they would find out
37:02if I'm lying about the numbers.
37:04I'm surrounded by idiots.
37:06This company is an
37:07idiot machine.
37:08It's powered by moron fuel.
37:10I'm going to make some
37:11sweeping changes
37:12the second they make me manager.
37:14First change,
37:15numero uno,
37:15I'm going to take that
37:17sweet receptionist out
37:18for a date.
37:19Do you mean Jamie?
37:20Jamie,
37:21sugar cakes.
37:22I forget her name.
37:23Dude,
37:23I don't think you should be
37:24asking co-workers
37:25out on a date.
37:27God.
37:30Okay,
37:30did you just get this
37:31notification to meet
37:31in the boardroom?
37:32Yeah,
37:33I did.
37:34Well,
37:34I guess they want to give me
37:35that promotion early,
37:35which is cool
37:36because you'll get to watch.
37:38Hey,
37:39what's up,
37:39toots?
37:39Nice glasses.
37:40Nerd alert.
37:43Don't listen to me,
37:43he's just kidding.
37:44Yeah,
37:45but I'm not though.
37:45Could I get some coffee?
37:47Could you get me some coffee?
37:48I'm about to get promoted.
37:50Well,
37:51I'm not here for that.
37:53I'm actually here
37:54to see you get fired.
37:56What are you talking about?
37:58You're just like
37:59the dumb receptionist.
38:00Hmm,
38:01sir,
38:01I am not just
38:02the dumb receptionist.
38:03I'm actually
38:04the CEO
38:05of this company.
38:06Yeah,
38:08my full name
38:08is Grifflin,
38:10Jamie Grifflin.
38:12This is a joke
38:13that's happening
38:14right now,
38:14right in front
38:15of my very eyes
38:16because nobody
38:17would make
38:17the airhead
38:19receptionist
38:20CEO
38:21of this very
38:22important company.
38:23That just wouldn't happen,
38:24which leads me to believe
38:25that right now
38:26I'm getting punked.
38:28You are not getting punked.
38:29This is not
38:30the magic castle.
38:31This is my company
38:32and this is real
38:33and the reality
38:34is that you are
38:35just a punk
38:36salesperson
38:37who treated me
38:38like the bottom rung.
38:39From the moment
38:40you walked in today
38:41you started harassing me
38:42and in my company
38:43we do not tolerate
38:44that attitude
38:45of misogyny.
38:47Just a quick question.
38:48I am the best
38:49salesman here
38:49so
38:51who are you going to find
38:51that's better than me
38:52to fill that position?
38:54I'm looking at him
38:55right now.
38:57Me?
38:58Yes.
38:59From the moment
39:00you walked in today
39:00you exuded positivity
39:02and respect
39:03just from our
39:04short conversation
39:05you made me feel
39:06valued,
39:07respected,
39:08excited
39:08to start my day.
39:11Okay.
39:12Alright.
39:13I hate to
39:14you know
39:14be that guy
39:15but who cares
39:15about feelings?
39:16Yeah I had my
39:17accounting team
39:17double check
39:18your numbers
39:19and it is
39:20quite obvious
39:21you've been lying
39:22about your sales.
39:23So
39:24not only is Austin
39:25our most dignified
39:26and respectable
39:27candidate
39:29he's our top
39:30salesperson as well.
39:32Hello
39:32my name's Carol
39:33and I was hired
39:35recently to be
39:36a waitress here.
39:37Oh
39:38I heard there was
39:39a new girl starting
39:40I just
39:40am not exactly
39:42a girl
39:43you know
39:44well
39:45I'm a woman
39:46not a girl
39:47and
39:48I bet
39:49all the ladies
39:50here are women
39:51not girls.
39:52Okay well
39:53don't get too snooty
39:54with me
39:55my name's Todd
39:56I'm the manager
39:58of this restaurant
39:59and what was your name?
40:00Carol
40:00Carol Johnson
40:02Oh
40:03that's interesting
40:04Carol's the name
40:05of our founder
40:06huh
40:06that is a funny
40:08coincidence
40:08yeah
40:09so here's the thing
40:11Carol
40:12I usually don't like
40:13to hire old ladies
40:14as waitresses here
40:15because they're
40:16a little slower
40:16moving around
40:17and they're not
40:18as fun to look at
40:19so I'm just
40:19not sure what
40:20I'm going to do
40:21with you.
40:22Well sir
40:23I have tons
40:24of experience
40:25as a waitress
40:26I've been doing
40:27this virtually
40:28all my life
40:29See that's the thing
40:30any experience
40:31before the internet
40:32I don't really
40:32consider relevant
40:34so
40:36here's what
40:37I'm going to do
40:37Sweet Cheeks
40:39Sweet Cheeks
40:39come here
40:40Hey Todd
40:41what's up
40:42Hey Sweet Cheeks
40:43this is Sweet Cheeks
40:45she's one of our
40:45best waiters
40:46apparently we have
40:46this old lady
40:47starting as our
40:48newer waitress
40:50and I think
40:51you ought to
40:52show her the ropes
40:52a little bit
40:53your name was
40:54Carol
40:55Carol
40:56yes
40:57yeah Carol
40:58well Sweet Cheeks
40:58is our best waitress
40:59the guys love
41:00to look at her
41:01because she's so
41:01beautiful
41:03what I'm thinking
41:03is you shadow her
41:04for the day
41:05and then tomorrow
41:05you can get started
41:06on your own
41:07sound good
41:08well sir
41:09I think
41:10here's the thing
41:10I don't actually
41:11care what you think
41:11so that's what
41:13we're going to do
41:13okay
41:14off you go
41:15alright Carol
41:16why don't you
41:16pull me to the kitchen
41:17I'll show you around
41:18sure
41:18good luck
41:21alright so back
41:22here is the register
41:23and this is where
41:24we tell the chef
41:24the order so they
41:25can go ahead
41:25and get started
41:26but we do have
41:27a very large menu
41:28so there's a couple
41:29of things
41:29wait hold on a second
41:31what is your real name
41:32oh sorry
41:34it's Sarah
41:37then why does Todd
41:38call you Sweet Cheeks
41:40because Todd is a
41:41total idiot
41:41and a creep
41:42and when he first
41:43met me he said
41:44I had a nice
41:44so he calls me
41:45Sweet Cheeks
41:46have you ever
41:47asked him
41:47to stop it
41:48so many times
41:49but he said
41:50if I don't like it
41:51then I can just
41:51go get another job
41:52and I really need
41:53this job
41:54that is totally
41:55unacceptable
41:56hey Sweet Cheeks
41:57you showing this
41:58old broad
41:58the tricks of the
41:59trade
41:59okay
42:00that is enough
42:01what
42:02it's bad enough
42:04that you call
42:04employees unwanted
42:05names
42:06but
42:06sexual assault
42:08of employee
42:08that crosses
42:09the line
42:10oh whoa whoa
42:11let's not get
42:11carried away here
42:12sexual assault
42:13that was a love
42:13tap at best
42:14Sarah
42:15did you want
42:16Todd to grab
42:17your
42:17ew no
42:19look at pal
42:20I want you
42:21out of here
42:22I'm going to
42:22call the police
42:23okay lady
42:24listen here
42:25I'm not going
42:26to listen to you
42:26in fact
42:27you're fired
42:27so get out
42:29of here
42:29and don't expect
42:30to get paid
42:30for today
42:32Todd
42:34you're fired
42:35I'm Carol Franklin
42:37the founder
42:38and CEO
42:39of the
42:39cheesesteak factory
42:41what
42:42that's right buddy
42:43I go undercover
42:45as a waitress
42:46every year
42:47at my restaurants
42:47just to see
42:48how things are
42:49running at the
42:49ground level
42:50but you
42:51are the worst
42:52the most terrible
42:53terrible manager
42:54I've ever seen
42:55so
42:56you need to
42:57get out of here
42:58you have five seconds
42:59before I call the police
43:00you have two seconds
43:03now Todd
43:03I'm going
43:04I am going
43:08oh my god
43:10that was incredible
43:12are you actually
43:13the founder and CEO
43:14yes I am
43:16and you Sarah
43:17congratulations
43:19you're the new manager
43:21of this store
43:21and I have
43:21you're the new manager
43:22and I have
43:22I have
43:23I have
43:23you are
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