Jared began and ended his career trying to get into smaller pants.

The random music starts at 19:18 and ends at 22:13.

The last bit of him talking that you cut off was telling you to get the game and “Unlock your Railgun and go conquer the British, it’s what George Washington would’ve wanted”, some very important info that was left out there.

I would dress for the job I want, but Wizard robes don't work in a manufacturing plant.

I was taught by my family to tip for exceptional service , no one should be owned a tip.
That said, scummy companies not paying the staff a living wage , and expect the customers to cover that for them need to step up.

Hepatitis A comes from fecal contamination. Which means the people at those Subways weren't washing their hands after going to the bathroom or wearing gloves.

Why does the audio stop and get replaced by music?

The JG Wentworth jingle is just singing the phone number. I don't even know what the hell the company does, but their phone number is stuck in my head.

Ive actually worked at subway it sucked the worst job I've ever had

For 20$, I can make an entire french bread sammich that is 5x bigger than a crappy "Footlong" from Subway. And 5x tastier too.

Happy monday nephernya

Tipping culture in fast food is insane but at restaurants where you actually sit down is fine

JG Wentworth is basically a financial solution provider.

i find it actualy insane he needed to get a lawyer to make sure he was safe lol

It was later discovered that the reason Jared ate so much Subway was because he liked a girl behind the counter.

Here's the thing with service industry. If you kept the service like if service industry was not was like was done differently than in order for them to make the same amount that they make now or even make anywhere close to what they make right like currently.  Then you would have to like pay an insane amount of money for the food. It would be what 20 times what it is, because here's the thing\n They can have lower prices on the actual food  By not pain as much themselves, and then that way generous people are able to pay more and can pay what would equivalate out to a lot more than a than a business could actually afford to pay.  Especially because especially with restaurants. In particular, you never know what days are gonna be insanely busy. And you never know what days are gonna be insanely dead. And so in order to have enough servers working to run your business, you can't be paying them a bunch  Every time they work, but here's the thing this way. When the business is booming, everybody's happy. Everybody's making money when the business is dead. In the other scenario, the servers are happy. Cause they're still making money.  But the businesses are literally dying. They're literally going to go out of business within months. Most likely weeks, if they had to pay servers more than what the service minimum wages hourly service minimum wage hourly is, you know, for people you know, tempt people, their minimum wage is lower. Now, it's still not  It's still not insanely insanely low, it's still it's still, it's still enough to wear with the tips, it's more than a livable wage.  They should be in. They should be insanely well off. The problem is way too many of them don't know how to manage their money. And so then that's why close, if they knew how to manage their money.\n They could easily have a million dollars within  You know five ten years.

I looked into the hepatitis thing and in fairness, it wasn't actually Subway corporate's fault. The two locations were owned by the same guy and he just wasn't enforcing proper food safety standards. The corpo side of Subway still sucks, but that wasn't on them.

15:20 he also has a video on Starbucks btw. Also 16:34 just ask it anyway, its better to react then to just sit and listen, even if that means asking things only to get the explanation immediately afterwards.

Basically Subway made their money from franchising not from actually sell sandwiches.

YEAH he does a starbucks rant too, i recommend you see that one too 😅😅 explains a lot about starbucks