Are will still going to blame management for lack of training or?

@keoshakraze

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Why it worked

The video uses a relatable scenario of workplace incompetence and a common complaint (lack of training) to engage viewers. The creator's expressive delivery and use of colloquial language make the content entertaining and shareable.

Summary

The creator questions why employees still blame management for lack of training, arguing that common sense should be innate. She recounts an incident where a coworker left ice cream out overnight and claimed ignorance when questioned, highlighting the perceived lack of basic problem-solving skills.

Structure

1Questioning blame for lack of training
2Recounting past complaints about common sense
3Describing an incident with spoiled ice cream
4Coworker's excuse of ignorance
5Creator's disbelief and analogy
6Concluding with a sarcastic remark

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Dunkin' (appears - logo on sweatshirt, does not act, removing it would not change what happens in the video)

On-screen text

Are will still going to blame management for lack of training or?

Original caption

My Life is a Movie pt. 265 #barista #managersbelike #management #trainingtips #commonsense

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Transcript

Now, I thought I did plenty of whooping and hollering two years ago about common sense in the workforce. And I'm confused because I thought we were born with this shit. I ain't know you had to be taught this shit, okay? Girl, I'm working out another story. It's towards the end of the shift, mind you. Towards the end of the shift. The opener, the opener was like, yeah, so I just want to let you know that the closer's left ice cream out on the counter all night. Okay, bet. I know that you threw away, but like, I'm gonna go ahead and let them know. She said she ain't throw away. I was like, what? What do you mean? She ain't throw away. Baby, we 17 and a half gallons deep in some shit. And you telling me you ain't throw away? Baby, the whole town, the whole town's stomach gonna be sounding like a bull in a damn dryer, just rumbling and driving. So I wanted to know. I said, why didn't you throw it away? She was like, I didn't know I had to throw away. What do you mean? This ain't no brand new employee. This ain't no child. This ain't no newborn. I was like, what do you mean? I was like, if you left a gallon of milk on the counter all night, all night, would you get up in the morning time and make a bowl of cereal with that milk? You know what this motherfucker gonna say? I don't eat cereal. Girl, get the fuck.