S11 E06: Food Delivery Apps, Murrieta Police & Trump: 3/31/24: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
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John Oliver discusses the downsides of food delivery apps, Donald Trump’s latest attempt to pay off his legal debts, and why one southern California police department got in trouble with Lego.
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Let's be clear. The issue is tipping. We need to make it illegal. They should be paid. Always. Transparently. Not up to the fucking whim of a high person ordering a single slice of cake from across NYC. We need regulation. Stop recommending tips. That puts the blame on the clients, which will never fix the issue. It only makes the corporations have wiggle room to abuse their employees.
This. Tipping should never be expected, a living wage should. Leveraging customer guilt to subsidize criminally low wages takes pressure off employers to change.
I agree tipping is terrible, but NOT tipping someone out of protest isn't what is going to make it go away. It's just going to screw over the tipped worker. We need to push for legislation to outlaw tipped work/ close the loopholes in the minimum wage law. while we do that, we need to tip people. When the legislation gets passed and enacted, THAT is when you can stop tipping people.
The problem is still not tipping but exploitative business models where workers get less pays when they get tips. Tips were supposed to show appreciation for the workers and should never have been a part of what the business counts for workers' wages. But for some reason that is acceptable and the ones showing appreciation is now the bad guys? If you ask me, that's identifying the wrong problem.
It's getting even worse. Apparently some restaurant will cut payment processing fee (about 3%) from tips. So uhh pay cash.
@@amberallen7809 The problem is that tipped workers won't be on your side when pushing for legislation to outlaw tipped work unless you stop tipping. Not tipping is the only way in which regular people can push for fair wages.
Tipping is not something I like when I visit the US… the employer should pay their server, delivery driver, or cashier a fair wage.. the customer shouldn’t be expected to cover that. Seems ridiculous.
I was very surprised he said that with no disclaimer.
Unfortunately "employers should" is dead in the US - so if you don't tip, they don't get paid. So you definitely should tip when going there - as the only ones getting hurt by you not tipping, are the people who have the lowest wages! I've made it a habit to tip around 20% when I'm in the US. If it's a very large bill I might go as low as 15%, but it's rare - if the service has been horrible and they haven't excused it, I have on a very few occasions gone as low as 10%, and if the service has been above and beyond, as high as around 25% I have on a very few occasions even tipped nearly 30%. At home I only tip when the service has been above and beyond what can be expected - but here we have living wages and no one depends on tips to make it!
I live here in China and tipping is not acceptable. If people are not paid the legal wage the company owner can be jailed. That should be the law in American, a liveable minimum wage for all workers without exception.
@@Mr.Patrick_Hung Yeah, but the companies in America aren't owned by the state mafia. Idk which is worst just, y'know, different.
I live in France and with the exception of independent contractors, all employees are protected by labor laws and minimal wage limits. Tipping is quite rare in Europe except in very touristy places. Not sure about delivery workers though, I suspect they're independent. Price of food on delivery apps is way higher than in the restaurant, so I suspect that's how delivery workers get paid. @@alalalala57
I do food delivery in Sweden for a huge delivery conglomerate that doesn't operate in the US, and it is a bit different here. First, we're actually employed by the company. We're entitled to sick pay, insured, and we get holiday allowance, but our schedule is little less flexible. We can still work as much as we want, but there are shifts to choose from and we're expected to work a minimum of 10 hours per week. There is no option for customers to tip through the app, and basically no one in Sweden carries cash. I get 0 tips. Instead, I get a wage that can easily accommodate my student lifestyle. US needs laws.
That's downright socialist!
I don't really care, but in your magical land where we just pass a law to make gig work illegal door dash would just shutdown overnight. Delivery would have to cost 50$ for a sandwich and side if that passed. They're already not profitable cutting all these corners now. In what universe would making them take on 10x the overhead make any sense? Food delivery is a terrible idea to base an entire company around. This isn't new information. It will never be profitable unless you at least double the cost.
@@seanjenkins5505 The magical land of Sweden? Jeebus, it's insane how many Americans think "That will never work in America!" When it works in so many other countries! I'm an American expat and it is mind boggling how brainwashed and ignorant the average American is
@@seanjenkins5505 this is not a magical land, it's Sweden. Full of problems and issues, but where they decided that a bit of welfare wouldn't kill anyone or any business. And it didn't.
In EU in general delivery managers ("apps") tried (and stil try) to come closer to the american model but they can't. So, we are in a much better state (as always).
As a gig worker for all of these companies, I can you tell you, 100% of this is true to a t. Thank you John Oliver for speaking up about this matter 🤝
It's sad it's like that in USA. Here the app businesses would get sued a few times. Then if they continue lose license to do businesses
Are people actually paying $240 for a delivery backpack?
A full episode the gods have blessed us freeloaders!
is this a year a leap year?
@@youzzz4315Yes!
If by gods you mean _business daddy_
WOO!!!!
I wasn't a freeloader But then I took a price hike to the knee
12:44 The fact that some people can't access food because they need a car in order to get food is an indictment on the way our cities are designed in America. Forcing the elderly to operate heavy machinery at literal break neck speeds through our public spaces, is horrifying. Many disabled people, poor people, old people, young people, cannot drive. There needs to be many more dense walkable cities in America like there used to be. Building with the assumption that everybody can just drive everywhere for every little reason is amazingly stupid and wasteful.
As a senior citizen who can't afford a car, I have to rely on the bus, Zip Car, or Uber to go shopping or Amazon if I am ordering something heavy. I am lucky enough to live in a city where all this is available. Rural and suburban folks aren't so lucky.
Yes, and it’s also a NWO way to make it difficult to walk anywhere…we all know that even a short walk is good for humans in so many ways.
Exactly this. Also, some of us would love to but can't afford a generous tip on a small delivery. Sometimes, these are splurges made possible by a promo coupon that makes an otherwise unaffordable meal within budget. Assuming that every consumer has other options AND the financial leisure to pay more on top of inflated costs is really tone-deaf. Yes, always pay a tip! But my god, the message that Even poor consumers should foot the bill of inflation and corporate greed is insane.
"Amazingly stupid and wasteful" seems to be the preference in the US 😢
I love how Muricans are so against of command economies meanwhile they do have a lot of it at home. Thing is, in the ‘40 the central planning was done in the people’s intrests. Eversince it is done for the corporations.
The CEO’s “Start an orphanage” as a side hustle line is quite possibly the funniest line on this show ever 💀💀💀
If it's funny now, wait until you see the first tech bro talk about it with Jim Kramer as they prepare for their IPO.
he thought he was being nice. turns out he is a complete wanker.
Why is it when Corporations are discussed in America, it's always goes with "How is that legal?".
The god they _actually_ worship in that country is Mammon, the god of money. It's a Pay-2-Win country.
because they are holding the country and people hostage.
For those of you unaware, they've been uploading full episodes for countries that don't have access to this show on their respective streaming platform. Idk why this one in particular was uploaded for other countries too but I ain't complainin'
Oh, that makes sense
Why this video banned in India
I am an Indian who was traveling, was in Bali and was using VPN and it was available. Now in India and realised that it's not available here. Again using VPN.
*Cheers 🍻 from **#CancúnMéxico* 💙🥁🍹👨🏾🍳🇲🇽💙
John oliver is always intresting, And for us here in israel we have doordash and grabhub its just called differently, and its a shit show here aswell because we are built on predatory contract work economy.
Driving for DoorDash… they wouldn’t cover any car repairs or wear and tear. When I’d drop off closed food bags that I assumed had everything ordered and I couldn’t open… when someone saw something they were missing, they’d give me one star and blame me for not checking. I couldn’t. I’d ask the restaurant if it was all there and they’d say yes. I’d get hit for it.
I don't know how it works where you live, but here where I live, if you use your own car, bike, bicycle, or similar, you can deduct it on your taxes. If you're an independent contractor and need a separate car for your business, you pay a lower registration fee as well. Unfortunately some of the apps are set up in a horrible way, so criticism of what was delivered, ends up falling on the delivery. I've made it a habit to always contact the company that made the food and packed the order. It's usually not like they don't make mistakes if I go there to pick up the food myself - and having worked as Pizza Delivery back when it was the Pizza place that hired their own delivery, I know that of course mistakes happen.
The reality is corporations are set up to put the worker vs the customer, instead of them uniting to fight the company. As long as you continue to blame the customer, the corporation wins.
@@Dayvit78 You are correct, but you also misread the original comment. They *were* blaming the company. They were *not* blaming the customer.
@@Sylfa- But the customers were blaming the delivery people
Absolutely enlightening to hear about the severe exploitation that delivery apps perpetuate. These platforms, once seen as the saviors of the food industry, do more harm than good. The numbers are very alarming! Let's start supporting our local restaurants directly mimicking the old school way. It's a small effort from our side but will go a long way in helping small businesses.
Also, support efforts to unionize and only do business with companies who pay living wages. If a small business owner can't see the idea of paying a living wage - then you shouldn't support that business either!
John's summary of 'The Devil Went Down To Georgia' is pretty much how I've always seen it. I loved the Devil's solo!
Have to agree, plus Jonny's lyrics are straight non-sense.
You could argue using the demons as accompaniment was an unfair advantage
The replica katana, blackpowder pirate pistol, electric guitar and iron cross on the wall behind the maga talk show hosts was so unbelievably on brand
mgtow starter pack
That's Tim Pool show, far from Maga show.
@@makatron are you thick or just drunk? that man is a right wing conservative which at this point equates to maga since no one else has the balls to stand up to trump and reclaim the party away from a cultist liar who claims to be "rich" but grifts ppl into paying for his attorney fees. if you don't understand that, you're either a mark for the grift or one of the grifters SMH
Don't you know, Tim Pool is a bleeding heart liberal? Or so he claims... 🤣
Don't forget own skate park
Given that this is a full episode, I had to do a double-take when I realized that this was the official account and not from an account that would disappear tomorrow.
Same
same
I only realized from comments. I was wondering how it came first in search...
In countries (like mine) whereHBO Max isnt available, we got access to all the full episodes from Feb 25th and they are supposed to release all other episodes full as well. I guess theg accidentally released it to the whole world today
I was driving for doordash during the pandemic. I lost my job and was my only source of income, it sucked. I got bit by a dog while delivering to a customer and doordash did absolutely nothing. The customers dog has bitten another delivery driver a month prior and the as report. Yet DoorDash kept allowing them to order, I got a credit for that order of $2. I was unable to walk for 2 weeks. The customer was a complete asss about it but the city of Houston investigate . In the end nothing was done.
He. Has. RISEN ! ! ! AND Blessed us with a FULL EPISODE!!!
Are we the lucky few?!?
I think so my friend
Indeed
Indeed we are
WE HAPPY FEW
yurr
I don't have to resort to sailing the seven seas tonight???!?!? BLESS
Yarr harr harr, matey! The scurvy dogs at HBO will never stop our plunder, says me, says I!
why would you pirate this show?
@@neos9898 I'm old enough to remember the utter bullshit cable was.
The main reason Netflix was such a success was because it avoided the absolute awfulness that cable had become. But obviously that wasn't going to last when CEOs psyche profile matches that of bank robbers.
Full episode on the channel is such a blessing, and sticking it to the app “Max” 😂
Got to tip? Lol good one. Never tipping, ever. Companies need to pay employees, that isn't my job.
Then don’t order with the apps since the people bringing the stuff to you are not considered employees
@@leeman1525 Not my problem.
Mom! The full episode followed us home! Can we keep it?!
😅😅😅
Yes, as long as no one has exclusive rights to air the show where you are. 😂
Legit thought this was one of those zoomed in versions of the whole episode I've seen get recommended to me around this time.
😂And so did everyone else...
Are you guys able to see the 1min51second video uploaded to this channel on Feb 25, 2024?
@HellHunter00 nope they cant. Only us folks who dont have HBO Max can watch all full episodes for free. I guess HBO accidentally released the full episode for the whole world today instead of just us selected countries
I'm commenting because I appreciate the full episode!
TIL: There are full episodes of Last Week Tonight after watching for years on youtube. I've missed out on so much
Please HBO continue to post the full videos. We really appreciate it and it will overall give a lot more success to the show.
Can’t pay bills with success alone.
You can try using a VPN 😉, countries like mine which don't have HBO Max always gets full episode uploads every Monday
@@nuzayerov a VPN is the exact solution, here. They still get revenue from the view, and by pretending you're in Japan you get the full episode without resorting to fancy dress sailing
the corporate is trying to kill the show. they are de-hyping it deliberately
TFW you realize you have never actually seen a full episode of the show before now...😂
People in other countries post, but they've been cracking down on them
People in other countries post the full thing, but they've been cracking down on them
18:27 I need this channel to release a supercut of all the different name changes this show has suggested
My brother cannot find the full episode on his feed, even after searching for it! Thank you guys for giving Prime access to us!
wow they really listened to our Thursday complaints. im genuinely impressed wait this is also the whole episode?? guys watch it now this might get taken down
What would that be?
What was the Thursday complaint?
@@ada523 Wondering that too. Its still released on Thursday. Not complaining. At first I was thinking the "Thursday complaint" was not having the full episode. But "wait this is also the whole episode??" Through that out the window.
*don’t read my name* 🌛-
I would like to hope/believe that this is them listening to complaints of the YT release being delayed to Thursdays...but my cynical side says this is a one off. Large corps don't care about a few people here on YT, and let's not forget what day tomorrow is.
I've never actually seen a full episode before this 😂
Hahaha
On KZhead? I had.. But that was on some Asian guys KZhead channel where, at the end? You are gifted a look into his and fellow villagers cutting fish and dumping fish heads into buckets while they speak their native language. 😅😅😅
Seriously? We have 6 full episodes this season now. It's all on this same channel. You might want to go there instead of just scrolling through you feeds.
Oh you poor summer chield. Dont forget your eyepatch and parrot next time.
Either this is a hilarious and very welcome April Fool’s joke or someone is getting fired. Either way, thank you for the 40 minutes of free content!
Please don't fire the person who made this mistake - we could use another mistake. (More seriously, mistakes like this do happen every so often at no fault of the person who made the mistake.).
Never thought I would see a full episode,AND John breaking down The Devil Went Down To Georgia today
Full episode released soon after the original airing? WOW! Thanks guys
Isn’t it usually on from 11:00 EST?
@@marysmith7765yes it is
QUICKLY EVERYONE! WE MUST WATCH BEFORE THEY REALIZE THEIR ERROR!
That's what I'm doing.
I did
😂😂😂😂
Wdym error? They literally started doing this a while ago with an announcement video?
@@sirkiz1181 Only for countries without HBO.
Stop promoting tipping. Tipping is for BETTER THAN AVERAGE SERVICE. Thats the definition. Promote Eurpoe model where companies dont feel fine pushing their operational costs onto consumers.
The delivery companies are artificially pushing down the price to make the offer seem more attractive to customers. Driving our delivery across town has a price - it costs gas, time and vehicle wear and tear. When we don't tip, we pretend the cost is zero. Nobody owes us to bring our food over for free.
And this children is why we always give max marks on worker's surveys because companies will make the numbers 1-10 but its actually 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-acceptable.
Yeah, damn shame when people are giving you what they feel is 'above average' but corporate looks at it as 'you did garbage work'.
This is what you should be doing every weekend, HBO.
I actually love this more than life itself. PLEASE keep posting full episodes!!!
Boy, oh boy!!! A full episode!!! Please keep it up!!!! Thx so much for posting!!!!
I've never used one of those apps, and don't ever plan to.
Same here.
Same, except Uber 3 x in emergencies
Somebody is getting fired tomorrow 😂😂😂
I'm surprised they haven't fired oliver for him mocking the business daddy.
@@cmorris9494cause business daddy knows business baby is still making them money, that’s all that matters to them.
They started uploading full episodes in countries outside the US a while ago, maybe they're doing it here too now.
😂😂😂
I mean...just look at that _horrendous_ title! That's not click-bait-y at all!
John Oliver stole the episode so pirates didn’t have to 😂
Who need robin hood? We got jhon! 😂
As a Dane, I want to remind John Oliver, our police is much different than the American police, hence why Lego, a Danish company, that is still headquartered just a few hours from where I am right now, may have an issue with the United States of America, where cop violence is rampant, using their image The cops in Denmark, are not allowed to draw their guns, unless it’s a very hostile situation, and we have very rarely a situation where lethal force is being used. So yes while Lego is pro-cop, they’re pro-peaceful cop. Denmark as a country and therefore also a lot of the culture is based on the police meant to protect the people, all the people.
The only positive that came from Covid was door dash came to our little town. Then Wal-Mart started competing with delivery as well. For elderly, this was literally a life saver in our anti-vax state, groceries and meals and laundry soap they didn't have to risk their lives to get. For disabled and folks without vehicles, it gets groceries and over the counter meds to you without having to haggle with cousin Bubba, in this town with no public transport. For folks commuting or working two jobs to make ends meet, it means you can get a meal delivered after work +two hours on the road, or on that twelfth day in a row while longing for day sixteen when you're off from one job. It also filled the gap for work between the state cutting off unemployment earlier than any other state and your workplace not re-opening and finding another job that wasn't at McDonald's [which is still paying sheet wages here]. It's a crazy world that makes no sense and is so freaking imbalanced between have lots and have nothing it's a wonder any of us don't long for a slice of cake every day! [tho not tipping is just demonic and should make you choke on the luxury imho]
Heck, while there's still a great distance between the "have a lot" and "have nearly nothing" here where I live - one can at least make a living wage working on McD. 37 hour work week. 5-6 week paid vacation. Paid sick leave (including child's first day sick) Paid Parental leave. We have the world's highest taxes, but aside from medicine, dental care, chiropractor, physiotherapy, and psychologist - all healthcare is universal. The others are subsidized and medicines have progressing subsidiaries, so if you have expenses for more than around 600 $ per year, you don't pay anymore. If you have certain conditions physiotherapy can become part of the universally covered healthcare, and some people can apply for a heavily subsided dental program where they pay 300 $ a year and then no matter what needs to be done, it gets done - but nothing fancy... Add to this, higher educations are tuition free, students only pay for copy paper, books, PC, etc... We even pay them a 1K $ state grant each month as long as they study, and they can get a State Financed low rent Student Loan - the conditions for the grant and loan are that they focus on their studies, so if they take a month during their summer vacation where they work their ass off earning money, they can't get the grant that month. Oh, and we have subsidiaries for housing as well so low income earners can afford living in a nice appartment. BUT, we have some serious high fees for buying a car. This isn't much of a problem if you live in the city you work in or live in a city that is well connected with public transportation to the city or town you work in. But if you live in a small rural community - it's very hard to do it without a car. Of course the further out you live, the cheaper are the houses usually also - but still.... During COVID we also had several companies starting delivery services. And some had to stop again because they alienated our labour unions. We have some strict laws that make it harder for businesses who wanna use the "private contractor" loophole instead of employing people under regular rules. Uber had a very short lifespan here for that same reason. But one of the retail franchise made a brilliant move. They made an app - where people could sign up to help each other out, so customers could sign up to bring goods to other customers in their area, (so they're volunteers, and get a fixed rate of money (maybe 7 or 8 $ or so), as a supplement for gas). The service is open to everyone as long as someone will bother, but it's mostly elderly, disabled, and people who for some reason have a hard time dealing with being out in public where all the so called "normal" people roam freely. The store packs the goods, so all the one who sign up for it has to do, is pick it up. The store only charges the customer for the gas money - I think it's a brilliant idea. Oh, and I haven't yet figured out why there aren't more smart Americans who've started emigrating to Europe - especially not if they hold education where there's a high demand in several European countries....
Doordash driver here, i do it in a large college based city and a lot of the kids are rude as shit, unappreciative and don't even tip. I don't know if everyone thinks we make bank from doordash themselves or what, but i don't make shit without tips and isn't even worth doing without them. And now they've changed stuff and made qualifying for high paying orders sooooo much harder and haven't actually increased the benefits any. Before it was just 150 orders done a month, 4.7*+ rating and 70% acceptance rating. Now it's 100 orders per *WEEK* 95% completion rating, 80% acceptance rating and 4.7*+ customer rating. And no one is made to tip and if you get under 95% completion rating they can just nuke your account out of existence. I was making $250-$300 a day just a couple of months ago, but since they made these new changes I'm lucky to make half of that and it pretty much just destroyed my job that i actually enjoyed having.
sorry to hear this
$300 a day is a lot of money, and you're complaining you didn't get enough tips from students? 😅
@@Erlewyn I'd bet after gas, insurance, maintenance, wear and tear it's not exactly gangbusters.
@Erlewyn not sure if you read it all clearly. That was before the updates where they've restricted everything and made it much harder to make that kind of money anymore. I'm not making that kind of money for months now and just to get back to making a decent amount, not even more than what I was making before, I have to go through all of this extra bullshit. Catering orders, which were how I made that kind of money, were not going to the students, those were going to actual adults who weren't living off mommy and daddy. Like I said they're now requiring 100 orders a week for one of the requirements up from 150 a month for it, just to keep making the same amount I was before with no extra benefits. And yeah exactly like the other guy said, that really isn't that much with the wear and tear on *MY* vehicle. My complaint was never with the way things were just a couple of months ago, it's the changes they've made to make the job now suck. I still dealt with some orders that didn't have tips or only tipped me 50 fucking cents and it wasn't a huge deal because that's not where most of my money came from anyways it was catering orders and I actually enjoyed my job, now *ALL* I get are those orders and I don't get any catering orders at all.
Never tip. I agree to buy a product for an agreed price. You should be paid by your employer. Don't push the blame on me. If you don't like your job change it. It's not me forcing you to do this.
My day is instantly better, thank you LWT team!
I have never ever used a food delivery app. Maybe I just dont eat fast food enough, but the thought of getting semi-cold fast food for twice what it costs just turns me off to the whole thing.
Same
“Trump Cologne, which comes in a bottle which looks like an award you give out for ‘Least’” 🏆
A full episode has to be like some elaborate April Fools joke
Has to be.
That's tomorrow
It’s April fools in the rest of the would today
They've been uploading full episodes on youtube for a while now, but only accessible on certain regions. Probably messed up the region settings on today's upload.
Thank you Zombie Jesus. Peace/JT
Annnnnnd that's how the 'Glazing my Uber Challenge' began....
stop "tip shaming". It's not the job of the costumer to pay workers salary. My country has very minimal tip culture, service workers are payed hourly, regardless of how many costumer they had, and via paycheck so owners can't avoid providing basic rights like pension or health care. Waitress here know they will be payed when they show up for work not only if no one tips them - but also if no one shows up to the restaurant.
I am glad they added the non main story additions. Well worth waiting until Thursday.
I was wrong. It was a mistake on their part.
It's not Thursday man!
@@GlitchDude That does not mean the Thursday release would not be available today. I am not at my pc spamming f5 on thursday for the LWT upload. And the fact that it is no longer available where I am, means it was a mistake.
Back on Sundays, baby! Thank you, John!
ALLELUIA! I praise Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption for the only full episode I was able to watch in Canada!
Oh my god, the video just got blocked. Did I do that?
@@StandingLeafno, thescrewup who posteditrealized the mistake! 😅
Pretty sure the episode about... I want to say Trump winning the 2016 election? ...is available in full, on youtube, including in Canada.
I am surprised no mention was made of "tip-baiting" - making an order giving a generous tip in hopes of preferential treatment in delivery, and then after it's delivered cutting the tip severely (some cases to no tip at all).
I had no idea they could take the tip back. That’s sleazy.
Someone pointed out the pointlessness of delaying an upload in countries that don’t even have an HBO Max subscription service?
Oh boy my weekly John time has returned!!! Huzah!
Omg I'm honestly so surprised and grateful that we got a full episode somehow 🔥😍🔥Thanks a million 🎉 We as fans can only hope that this was intentional and not just a one time thing or a mistake 🙏
They are uploading the full episodes here as well! Started with the first episode of season 11. He also said they'd be uploading past episodes, too
Yes, but if you're on the US the problem probably is that they forgot to region lock it, and that's why you can see this one but you can't see the others, but I've been seeing all of the full episodes from this season...
@@larisa2184 I think your right unfortunately 😞
Being a delivery driver made all the difference when I was between jobs, wanted to save for trips, and also make money while on a trip where I could just turn on the app and also see a bunch of an unfamiliar city. Also, now that I live in LA, we get a guaranteed hourly wage around $20 and the Dash branded city bikes with an enclosed basket are only $1.75 to rent. I've never felt it was some oppressive trap but definitely the easiest way to get guaranteed money the day you need it.
Oh we got a free episode?! Talk about ending a weekend with a bang!
Yes 🙌 uploading the full episode! We are truly blessed
Every negative review on uber eats either was this: - the store messed up and i can open sealed bags to double check - i took too long to find them in the apartment complex. One time tacobell messed up the order and i offered to go back to the store and get the missing item, but he still gave a negative review.
LETS FUCKING GO WE GRABBED IT BEFORE HBO MAX TOOK IT FROM US!!
I’ve never been this early. I just want to say John Oliver is the best!
We were very heavy users of delivery during the pandemic, but we have completely stopped. The cost was just too high and the mistakes being made by both restaurants and drivers increased significantly. I've had missing items, wrong preparation and delivery of someone else's order. Where I live, there are no bike deliveries, it is all in cars, and I could see in the app that the drivers were making multiple pickups (with waits at each pickup) and multiple deliveries. Having food sit in their car for 45+ minutes is unacceptable.
The 28 minute brought me to tears. Fuked up world we live in.
Whether it was a fluke or intentuional I am so happy to see an episode on the YT channel uploaded right after the broadcast again
Thank you business daddy for letting this drop
The 'shoe reveal' of "no way; I'm not a fucking idiot" was damn brilliant.
Actually knew everything about the delivery apps which is why I have never used it at all. Truly hope the rest of the population were smart enough to know the harms those apps have done.
This is the first time seeing an intro sequence!!
I will not question this miracle
the 'high and spaced out' line killed me 🤣🤣🤣
Never used a food delivery app before - after watching this I'm glad I haven't.
Quick better watch it before it is taken down for 3 days!
It's down. But I finished.
I love the irony that the algorithm decided to give me an advertisement for doordash while watching this
I've been thinking that the Devil's part has been better for years. I'm glad JO could give me this satisfaction.
This is the entire thing!!
Thanks for making this episode available. Watching before it gets taken down. 😁😉
Got to watch this before it got taken down, love it
I can't believe I'm seeing this in Canada...
Yessssss thank you overlords!
Someone messed up at HBO and may he have a blessed life 😂
Never used a food delivery app.
Same
This is a full episode and it launches the same time as max? Must be an Easter special. Can’t see this happening again next week.
Imma take this as HBOs apology for making us wait until Thursday these past few weeks 😅
I already don't understand the concept of takeout food when you pick it up yourself. Mashed together lukewarm food in plastic containers? Yikes
DO NOT TIP. DO NOT ACCEPT UNDERPAID JOBS. ONLY THEN… will actual positive change be forced to happen in an industry.
every other notification I've gotten for full episodes has been region locked, surprised I can catch this one finally lol
Praise be the full episode
I was here for the full episode 😂
That part of saving up to open up a Orphanage, John says WTFK. 🤣🤣🤣
Instant availability in the UK? FUCK YEAH! Me being subscribed actually had some utility for once!
Thanks for the full episode. Happy Easter to the HBO Folks as well!
It’s now been taken down. Glad I watched it when I did
nope, Iron Lady sold us Hong Kongers out back in 84, the worst negotiation in her life
Yeah, by now even being British would be preferable!
Holy crap, full episode! THANK YOU!
Oh wow we got a full episode! Thanks John!
So happy we get to see the whole episodes now!
Now do another episode addressing the shady fake restaurants that pose as real local restaurants