When Giant Companies Say They Care
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Published 2023-11-08
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The fact that employee protected the customer from going into that bathroom showed he actually cared to some degree.
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Can’t believe Ryan founded and opened up a chain of stores around America purely for this skit alone. That’s dedication right there.
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“I saw the thing!” “What NO that’s impossible I have webcam covers” got me dying 😂
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“Hey, don’t cry, please, these calls are monitored.” The audacity 🤣
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“We got a little sick kid charity for tax purposes”. This should be the slogan of every company
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"I was really touched" "oh in the bathroom? We keep kicking that guy out" I can't 😂😂😂😂
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The juxtaposition of Ryan making fun of corporate social media caring, and then reading the description of the cook unity and how much they care about their food gave me whiplash.
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Whenever I see a billboard declaring that a book/movie/tv show is 'unmissable'. The fact that I've so far, managed to miss it, makes me feel like I deserve some sort of prize.
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“I’m not trained for this situation.” Me in every situation I find myself in.
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I’m 100% certain writing an apology is now part of most companies pitch meetings. I’m trying so hard not to say the thing now.
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As an entrepreneur, I’m just impressed at how high up in the company Ryan got with this conversation. I was cheering him on and living vicariously through him. 😂
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That whole crying section was done perfectly. People don't recognize Ryan's great acting ability enough!
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Thank god Wide-Mart is a fictional company for the purpose of the sketch. I don't think I could go on if my corporate overlords didn't care about me.
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What I'm most impressed with here is that the employees at the supermarket are willing to carry on a conversation rather than immediately trying to palm the customer off..
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I fully expected our main character to eventually seek out that guy in the bathroom: The only person at WideMart who cares to engage on a personal level with the customers.
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This should be shown to kids in every school in the world under the heading 'education about how society actually works but shouldn't'.
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Wide-Mart has a million employees. That means each one is responsible for about 1 millionth of the caring. And if you measure the amount of consideration you get from any one retail employee, that sounds about right.
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'Don't cry please these calls are monitored' 😂😂
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😂 this is hilariously accurate, literally down to every 'corporate head of something' calling everyone else 'buddy' in a seemingly overfriendly but disgusting condescension
