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[1546.62 --> 1551.26] freaking hated it um but i may have that my problem is that i've only worked in one
[1552.14 --> 1561.26] and my case was relatively unique i guess um where i worked at a bread factory i worked at canada bread
[1561.26 --> 1567.82] factory you're a wholesome guy very wholesome you're a whole wheat oh yeah we made some of that um by the
[1567.82 --> 1573.58] way basically all the bread and somewhere like walmart all comes from the same spot and is made the same way
[1573.58 --> 1578.78] and just gets put in different bags it's great uh anyways i i used to work there we were all in a
[1578.78 --> 1585.18] union it was a multi whatever union where like it oversaw a bunch of different types of workers
[1585.18 --> 1590.22] yeah like where we live there's the bc geu it's the biggest union and then that covers like everyone
[1590.22 --> 1595.82] from prison guards to firefighters yeah yeah yeah this this wasn't that one but it was a different
[1595.82 --> 1601.10] form of a similar thing where it's a bunch of different disciplines uh and our union guy i guess the
[1601.10 --> 1604.94] steward from reading this for our factory was a
[1607.50 --> 1615.10] expletive ah i hated that dude you hated him with everything i've got uh i had to pay union dues when
[1615.10 --> 1620.70] all i'm trying to do is make money to go to school and this guy was just a big jerk and none of the
[1620.70 --> 1624.46] people i didn't know a single person that worked there that liked him and there was nothing we could
[1624.46 --> 1629.98] really do about it um the the people above him in the union that we tried to contact wouldn't get rid of
[1629.98 --> 1637.42] him so we had like the same problem that you would have with like some jerk boss oh yeah within the
[1637.42 --> 1642.94] union and i had to pay him to be a jerk to me and i was like this freaking sucks do unions ever go away
[1643.50 --> 1648.06] like once they don't know i don't know enough about it i don't really personally want to comment too
[1648.06 --> 1653.18] much on this because i really don't know enough about it i just had one singular bad experience and i
[1653.18 --> 1658.38] haven't been in a union outside of that so i really don't know i do know from like history that there's
[1658.38 --> 1665.10] been multiple times where unions were absolutely necessary completely to solve a giant major problem
[1665.10 --> 1669.50] but then do they ever go away after that that's the that's the thing i don't i don't know i know
[1669.50 --> 1673.50] quite a few people that don't like them i know quite a few people that do like them i know my experience
[1673.50 --> 1679.34] sucked um yeah i worked for a union and it was sweet for me because i made more money than i should
[1679.34 --> 1684.62] have and uh that was great cool um i have a friend who's in a union again he's he actually is a corrections
[1684.62 --> 1691.10] correctional officer okay prison guard and uh it sucks for him because the pay raises are completely
[1691.10 --> 1695.26] just like regimented it's not like you kicked a lot of butt this year and you're gonna get a sweet
[1695.26 --> 1700.06] pay raise it's like well you worked here this long and we're they're renegotiating the union
[1700.06 --> 1706.46] agreement this year and we're all gonna get six percent raise and that raise by the way that we're
[1706.46 --> 1711.50] they're fighting for isn't for your particular job it's for like what you said a cross-section of
[1711.50 --> 1715.26] different industries and everyone who fits in this bucket is getting the same raise even though
[1715.90 --> 1720.06] you've got to deal with people stabbing each other and stuff i like my one of my problems was
[1720.62 --> 1726.54] where where i worked when you when you got hired they had to do a super basic math test
[1727.66 --> 1734.22] and the super basic math test was good there's 24 slices in a low and then five loads that basically
[1734.22 --> 1739.34] they're trying to see like how how smart are you because there's like there's a position called bun
[1739.34 --> 1746.06] packer that was great where you you pick up stuff off a conveyor line you grab it you turn to the
[1746.06 --> 1752.78] right you put it down you rotate back you grab it you turn to the right and you put it your body get
[1752.78 --> 1758.46] all all the that's the whole job for eight hours a day oh so like that job can be done by anyone
[1758.46 --> 1762.78] but then there's like the mixer who has to like put in the ingredients and that's a little bit more
[1762.78 --> 1766.46] specific and there's people who like pack the trucks and you have to put the right amount of
[1766.46 --> 1770.06] carts of the right amount of stuff on the right trucks and there's like slightly more advanced
[1770.06 --> 1775.82] jobs so so you're a bun packer well everyone starts there regardless of how well you do did you ever
[1775.82 --> 1782.70] leave the bun pack i did yeah i got moved up really fast and the union head didn't like that because the
[1783.58 --> 1789.02] the non-union guys got to pick where you worked but the union guys picked your hours so because i went
[1789.02 --> 1795.02] up in position really quickly the union had just screwed me not in terms of he gave me really low hours but
[1795.02 --> 1802.06] he would just wreck me like he'd shift me at like the worst possible times and he'd always have me
[1802.06 --> 1808.78] as like the emergency call guy oh so he'd be he'd be like be there in 15 minutes uh and he'd call me
[1808.78 --> 1814.06] as i was trying to go to bed because it was purely on call and i was just like oh my god and he made my
[1814.06 --> 1818.30] life hell for an entire summer so i don't i don't like that and then they have all those things like
[1818.94 --> 1824.30] like uh promotions based on seniority and stuff yeah it's like god he's been here 20 years i don't care
[1824.30 --> 1830.38] that's because he sucks yeah he has nothing else he has no other prospects everyone else good left
[1830.38 --> 1835.02] so yeah i don't know i think there are situations where it can be bad and i think there's situations
[1835.02 --> 1840.86] where it can be good and i have no idea for whole foods okay well here's my one last this is my tinfoil
[1840.86 --> 1846.70] hat hot take sure yeah can you get the screenshot up from that article yes so if you open up the goat
[1846.70 --> 1850.70] gizmodo article they've got some embedded screen caps from this alleged video
[1850.70 --> 1855.58] video just go to the first one just just go through it just give me a sec guys i'll bring it
[1855.58 --> 1861.10] we're gonna go on a journey here actually that's the screenshot that i want i'm still gonna go here
[1861.10 --> 1864.06] because it'll probably be bigger yeah so we might as well give them
[1868.30 --> 1872.22] living wage grievance contract representation is that what that last word is
[1872.22 --> 1882.62] i want to go to the tips one tips yeah there's this this one okay tips remember remember managers
[1882.62 --> 1889.98] tips if you see someone uh trying to organize just remember t-i-p-s threaten interrogate promise and spy
[1891.66 --> 1899.50] i have a hard time believing that any company that sounds so fake that is so egregious and outrageous
[1899.50 --> 1905.58] that if that's true that's crazy but there's it's just so outrageous that it can't be true
[1906.14 --> 1910.86] and then i see that i'm just like is this whole thing fake does this video even exist because that
[1910.86 --> 1918.30] is just over the top threaten and interrogate come on as if promise promise what so like and
[1918.30 --> 1922.94] are they telling you to lie because what do you promise i guess that's what that means but promise
[1922.94 --> 1927.66] is the nicest word in there but can you imagine telling like all of this the executive executives are
[1927.66 --> 1930.94] telling the management like sitting down the team leaders at whole foods which is like
[1930.94 --> 1936.06] threaten and interrogate your employees yeah exactly there's no way they said that doesn't sound real
[1936.06 --> 1945.02] come on so i think it's uh fake news i wonder if they got sourced something that seemed super
[1945.02 --> 1950.46] legit and then they just believed it it could be man the russians that throws me off a lot to be
[1950.46 --> 1955.34] honest because that sounds really really you know what uh this interrogate thing made me think of
[1955.34 --> 1962.06] uh one of one of my employees how's it going aj uh he was mentioning in french uh the question mark
[1963.02 --> 1970.46] it translates to interrogation mark oh interesting well there's a uh there's one he'll say interrogation
[1970.46 --> 1975.42] mark when he's talking about question mark i'm like that's so intense yeah yeah yeah it's a weird
[1975.42 --> 1980.86] translation there's an obscure form of punctuation that is a mix but you know how when you wanted to ask
[1980.86 --> 1985.10] a question intensely and you use a question mark and an exclamation point yeah well there's a one
[1985.10 --> 1992.14] unified really like notation it's called an interrobang i have heard that phrase but i didn't know that
[1992.14 --> 2000.54] yes um there's actually a really good episode of 99 invisible about it tarrobang there's like a 99 invisible
[2000.54 --> 2006.30] oh it's this awesome like design focused podcast yeah you you should uh show everyone it looks pretty cool
[2006.30 --> 2009.98] it does look cool i'll bring it up there's this dude who like championed it and like tried to make
[2009.98 --> 2018.38] it happen really hard wait so it's is it a thing or no um like is it is it officially recognized notation
[2018.38 --> 2024.22] in terrobang i guess it's well it's not on the keyboard it ain't real
[2026.14 --> 2032.22] kind of looks like a really powerful p it could be an alt code thing though interrobang alt code
[2032.22 --> 2042.54] it has a unicode yeah boy interrobang is not a standard punctuation mark
[2044.14 --> 2049.90] few modern typefaces or fonts include a glyph for the interrobang character the standard interrobang
[2050.46 --> 2059.50] is at unicode code point u plus 203d are your sponsors rip yeah sponsor time
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[2064.78 --> 2070.30] what is that is that pink panther that's no what is it oh god
[2073.34 --> 2080.86] savage jerky they oh yeah gave us some mojo jalapeno hot sauce can i hold uh something
[2082.14 --> 2085.98] for now because that's almost certainly going to come home with me and never come back you say mojo
[2085.98 --> 2093.98] it's not mojo it's not mojo no it's not mojo jalapeno i said mojo forever and then we got
[2093.98 --> 2098.62] very much corrected by the twitch chat and they're apparently correct i looked it up what does mojo
[2098.62 --> 2106.62] mean in spanish i don't know i'm gonna look that up i know what boho means what's what does boho bohemian
[2106.62 --> 2119.42] in the tinterest world mojo spanish pronunciation moxo well i'm not gonna try that uh yeah it's
[2119.42 --> 2125.58] eating sauce yeah it just means some type of sauce okay we have ghost pepper uh buffalo sauce and sriracha
[2125.58 --> 2132.06] bacon and original jerky here and he's got mojo jalapeno which is so far my favorite jerky from savage
[2132.06 --> 2136.62] jerky in sauce form so i'm super excited to try that at home because i'm definitely going to steal
[2136.62 --> 2140.86] it it's not coming back unless someone tells me to bring it back in which case it will immediately
[2140.86 --> 2145.66] come back uh their jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives with
[2145.66 --> 2150.46] the goal to create a snack that is full of flavor and spice and isn't bad for you all at the same time