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  • i worked at mcdonalds for like 4 years in the 2000s. it's not something i want to do again.

  • @exbronco1980 why would you work at mcdonalds for 4 years

  • Ok boys, Friday night, circle jerk in storage room and low senority guy gets it in the ass from the assistant manger. 

  • imagine, when working at McDonald's was a possive thing!

  • I would have liked to get to know the young guy behind the counter....he's cute.

  • @poodtang1 Too bad. He's probably dead now.

  • ha ha.

  • Back then, working a McDonalds wasn't a "degrading" job or one that high school drop outs went for.

  • 0:20 : American hunk: Can I help you, gentlemen? Response: Hi. Hamburguuurrh. . ?

  • Something I learned about McDonald's. I learned how stupid people REALLY ARE. That was MY basic understanding of people. At least I got change for working there!

  • This was back in the day when McDonald's hired only males. Seriously.

  • Well, I guess back then that working the counter at McDonalds was preferable to being drafted and sent over to Vietnam, although not by a large margin.

  • WELL, if you were 18 in 1967, you could either work at McDonalds, or go to Vietnam !

  • I give props to working at McD's as a teenager in the 80's. It did teach me about responsibly and good work ethics. And also showed me that most of my managers smoked pot. And were willing to share. :)

  • hmm the things they learn would then screw up thier lives...

  • one more thing that they learned was to never eat mcdonalds again

  • did they use to order their food on the phone??? why did he say please call again???

  • @sairitalastar123 please call again is old school for come again... it was in fashion at that time to say that, kinda like in the 50s gay people were never homosexual- no they were happy...

  • @chefdstair ooooh ok!!!! i was wodering :)

  • 0:12 Please call again?

  • @ShadyKaracter Back then "calling" meant visiting. It means the same thing as "please come again."

  • @ShadyKaracter To "call" in the South means "to visit"..... Ever heard Kenny Rogers song "Coward of the County"? "The Gatlin boys came a calling"........

  • wow if i knew working at mc donalds would be so educational i would have told my son to quit bio med and just work at mc donalds

  • @sarahata22 Wow your son must be SO special!! I'm SURE he's way above working for a living! Good thing there are those "common folk" to work these jobs huh?? I'd love to slap the shit outta arrogant people like you. Hope your son winds up an AIDS infested, drug addict.

  • @falcondriver100 you have a chip on your shoulder ?? why dont you go to your hellhole and and rethink your looser life

  • @sarahata22 No, I just can't stand arrogant assholes like you who sing your own praises & brag about your kids & look down your nose at the working class.

    I somehow think your full of shit though. But if your son really IS well educated, ask him to teach you grammar, spelling & punctuation you ignorant buffoon. You make a fool of yourself every time you post a comment. 7 errors in two sentences is like...........3rd grade level education?? LOL

  • they also learn that mcdonalds are disgusting things and will never eat them again. i want to continue to enjoy mcdonalds. when im older thats the last job ill have

  • LOLOLOOL i giggled through this whole video...nowadays the mcworkforce is so different lol

  • @omgharajuku its fucking mexicans that say "i wanna work i wanna work!" but do a fucking shit job at everything fuck mexicans i mean now theres some that are really glad to be working and do the best job and i respect them

  • This commercial is a little sexist....no women working? wtf?

  • Before civil rights the American workplace was very sexist. The newspaper help wanted ads were segregated into two sections, jobs for men and jobs for women.

  • @LINYVideo I dont know what Civil Rights has to do with McDonalds in the 1960's. Plus why would there be any famale working at McDonalds? They should be at home taking care of the househould and children and ofcourse they would be making the meals not going to McDonalds. LOL

  • @LINYVideo so sad. In my country is like that in the present day. When I came here to the US I was looking to the Men and women job section on the classifieds. I didn't understand at first.

  • @anniem63 Historically, it's what made McDonald's what it is today. They were moving away from their loud teen customers and instead focusing on families, so they got rid of roller-skating babes and hired clean-cut young men to provide a better image for a family-friendly establishment. Smart move for the time, although yes, sexist by today's standards. But it was the 1950's, so it's understandable.

  • @anniem63 at least there was one black guy working, although they only showed him for a split second.

  • @anniem63

    How can women work when they got babies to take of?

  • @anniem63 and of course naturally this was racist as there were only white people..which is of course American...

  • @anniem63 You can't see the women because they're in the kitchen.

  • rofl... classy

  • We've come a long way from "Can I help you, Sir/Ma'am" to "What is you want?"

  • if it was 1967, wouldn't there be color already???

  • My guess is, In 1966 most of television went from Black and White to Color. When 1967 came around the unused black and white film was only going to be thrown away so it was available for next to nothing. Ray Kroc had just bought out the McDonald Brothers for 1 million dollars each, after taxes. He was way over his head in debt and this was probably the only film he could afford. Good investment, he ended up buying a baseball team, the Padres.

  • @LINYVideo ah, ok thank you :)

  • @beatlesXXXluver101 also, it probably happened kind of like vhs to dvd or dvd to blue-ray. Color was there but, it took some time to get everybody switched over? Though LINYVideo's reason is probably correct.

  • Yep back then it was hard to get selected to work there. It meant you were ambitious and going places. NOW 

    I worked for a McDonalds in 1969.

  • "No Hippies are allowed at McDonalds. We only acccept nice young clean-cut boys, who's training will serve them well once they get drafted and go off to Veitnam to fight the commies." McPlease.

  • 1.82?! it cost me a 1.89 for a half size mcflurry the other day!

  • These where the guys who Didn't go to Vietnam

  • You don't know that. All jokes aside, these guys really lived back then. Odds are they probably did.

  • LOL Why didn't they just give the communists McDonalds? I'm sure the NVA would of been happy

  • i wish handsome men worked at mcdonalds around here. hahaha.

  • Amazing how things change in 43 years. Notice in '67 how they show all the McD's employees are males. Nowadays, women and girls make up about 70% of all McDonald's employees, including upper management. I can understand why that is nowadays; McD's pays low wages, even to low level managers. But what I cannot understand is how come males could multi-task in fast food back in '67, but now it's females who can multi-task and males can't? Something is wrong with America.

  • I LoveTO WORK AT MCDONALDS.I LIKE THE OLD FAMOUS FRUNCH FRIES. AND SHAKES. I LIKE TO GO TO MCDONALDS

  • lol my dad was a mcdonalds manager and i can guarantee thats not how it went at all. he told me storys mannnnn hahahaha

  • First McDonald's Executive:At McDonald's, the only brown we serve is MEAT! Second McDonald Executive: We just spent 5 million dollars to redesign our restaurants for the 1970's! Take a look! First McDonald's Executive: OH MY GOD! THE WHOLE STORE IS BROWN! Who's Brilliant Idea Was This?!! Second McDonald's Executive: Brown is Ray Kroc's favorite color.

  • Hard to imagine a time when McDonald's only hired young white men and only ones who were clean-cut, courteous, rock and roll hating, business-minded and deeply patriotic----no pot-smoking hippie slackers! Ah, the good ol' days.

  • Not gonna lie, I used to work on Halifax and now I work in McDonalds and it is so much more fun! Fair enough it's crap pay but for a student is dead on!

  • Not gonna lie, i love working in McDona

  • Very specifically the voice-over narration mentions hiring "thousands of clean-cut young MEN" -- because as late as this, company policy was that McDonald's did not hire girls or women to work in its restaurants.

  • Ray Kroc modeled McDonalds operations after the US Army

  • lol i work at mcds as an latenight manager nothing says fun than having to deal with a bunch of drunk teenagers coming from the local bar and trashing the place no matter how quick we get thier food out....sons of bitches

  • @fastold I'm not a manager but I've been working there for over five years and I've seen busloads of kids go through ours and they would trash the place. We also get some rude SOBs that some through the drive-thru. THAT is the sole reason why I chose to never become a manager, lol. You guys deserve way more credit then the shit you put up with each and every day.

  • @FelicianoCookie wow five years thats pretty good before I put in my 2 weeks notice 2 more work days and I will be free from mcds I worked for the company for nine and half years of loyal service to them than I thought it was time to move on to look for a better job that will help move on to a better life aka good enough pay that I could afford my own place and maybe make new friends and maybe even a relationship with someone :) and ty for the comment sir or madam

  • @fastold yw! I wish I could find another job...I'm sick of all the bullcrap I put up with each and every day. And good luck!

  • Back then you probably could make some kind of a living by working as a McDonald's employee. Unfortunately salaries and minimum wages for these positions have not kept up with the cost-of-living. Now you'd be considered 1 of the working poor.

  • Some of those clean cut guys are really hot!

  • 0:39 sounds like the CIA are recruiting again lol

  • he touched those burgers without washing his hands..

  • Sad, that's how people should act in the workplace.

    I'd be willing to bet that if they acted all polite like that they'd be made fun of at any McDonalds today.

  • I wonder how many of them are dizzead in the hizzead

  • it's funny watching them do their mundane, tedious jobs with a winning smile and great attitude........I DARE you to show me anyone nowadays who does a job like that without bitching about it and cussing their boss under their breath...............

  • @foxchemdry they did that back then too !

  • they kinda had to say clean cut and snappy because everyone else smoked pot and didn't bathe in 1967.

  • where are the women?

  • Back then jobs lead to jobs no matter what you do.Not so anymore.

  • Mcdonald would be an awesome place if all the food they sold would be organic. They should think about it. Food is important and people will pay up for it.

  • Even with the war in Nam going on, back then we didn't have schools on lock down, students carrying weapons to school, schools providing day care for pregnant teens and teens even had self respect. Looks odd watching it today but back then we never had a worry that a 14 year old would pull a gun on you.

  • Those ''Clean Cut'' guys should have been over in Nam with an M16 fighting off the Communist menace called the Viet Cong.....You cant win a war flipping burgers and your only weapon is a spatula!

  • Wow, 1967 is SO ancient!

    And I was born in 1971, too!:(

  • Clean cut men, LOL! I'm glad no one lives in that time and mentality anymore :)

  • he never put on glives before the cheeseburger grab. He did wash his hands though. I'll still file a complaint and have him fired

  • @IIIB52 - Back then it wasn't required to handle food with gloves. You constantly washed your hands and that was the law then to repel food illness. Today the health code is more stringent. No one got sick then from food handling.

  • @VirgilB01

    Bare-hand contact is still allowed in places. The restaurant I used to work at in Bell County, Texas, for example only went to gloves to due customer complaints.

    According to local health code, bare hand contact is A-OK so long as you have a minimum of hourly hand washing.

    Frankly I'd rather have my food made by someone who has washed their hands recently that someone who has been wearing the same pair of gloves all day.

  • @hzzlrp10 - I realize each state is different. In Texas where you work the health codes there are bare hand washing is sufficient as long as it is done hourly. In my state of NJ. You must wear gloves after washing your hands when handling raw meat and gloves must be changed before and after handling any food or raw meat. Most states follow this example due to the fact that because of food bourne illnesses even after claims of handwashing for extra protection from any illnesses. According to-

  • the Mcdonald's Corporation as a franchisee/owner, you are solely responsible for the operation of your restaurant. This includes following all safety and state/local health codes. The Corporation itself is not responsible legally if you are sued for any food borne illnesses of violation of safety codes/regulations. You sign a wavier of agreement. Failure to comply could mean the loss of your restaurant to McDonalds. They will protect their brand no matter what.

  • @VirgilB01

    I'm aware of what a franchise agreement usually includes. The place I used to work was recently bought out. The agreement the new owners signed pretty much indemnifies corporate HQ of nearly all liability. Should anything go wrong it will be the franchise owners who are on the hook.

  • @hzz lrp10 - That's right! Becoming a franchisee/owner of a McDonald's is not cheap, you have to be a millionaire or better just to own one. You have to have at least 500-600k in assets (or be able to obtain) in your bank account! A lot of money to lose if you are on the hook for anything.

  • @VirgilB01

    600k is being mighty generous. That would get you a very small location, something strip mall sized at the biggest. Even a relatively modest stand-alone store (25-30 person lobby capacity) would run $1.5 million and up. The very large stores such as those by interstates easily run in the double digit millions.

    I was just curious about franchising in general and looked all this stuff up on various corporate websites a few years back.

  • @VirgilB01

    That's generally true of any restaurant. The one I worked for was self-insured even before the franchise buyout. Corporate took any kind of slip-up involving food safety very seriously for obvious reasons.

    So far as I'm aware that is S.O.P for the industry. I'm not even aware of "Whoopsie!" insurance even being available.

  • @hzzlrp10 - Corporate only takes up a small amount for safety, but mostly the franchisee insurance must handle the majority of any liability. A owner once told me Ray Kroc made this policy back in the 70's and corporate kept it ever since. He figured if you have the big bucks to own a McDonald's franchise, you should pay for the insurance as well. In the old days it cost McDonald's millions to cover every restaurant, by eliminating this cost it saves McDonald's overall cost by millions.

  • @hzzlrp10 I would take some clean bare hand then someone that has the same gloves that are worn all day.

  • @Chas0967

    I'm glad to know I'm not the only one. So many people I've met seem to equate gloved hands with "clean". Having worked fast food for 8+ years I know for fact this is often not the case.

  • "Clean Cut"

  • "Without them there would be no McDonald's"? I just envisioned Heaven on Earth!

  • Dear Peterkis, I've also been turned down by "McDonald's"for work..they've also said that I'm overqualified..but..the plain truth is? They don't hire overweight people in their 50's.

  • "without them, there would be no McDonalds"

    AHA! SO NOW WE KNOW WHOSE TO BLAME!!!!

  • i bet mcdonalds was better then and maybe the food was GOOD....

  • "And without McDonalds, there is no future."

  • man mcdonalds seemed like a great place to work back then

  • "Thank you ma'am, please call again." They don't really say that anymore do they......

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  • @pieceomeat Absolutely. I am the father of 2 and I heard no alot and so will my kids.

  • @RJS3566 Its easy to be your childs friend...heck we want them to like us and think we are cool....but its far harder to do your real job...be a parent, parent them, correct them, guide them and tell them "no". We have become more an more permissive with each generation. We reap what we sow. If you want to be Mr. Cool....don't have kids...because you aren't supposed to be cool anymore...atleast not to kids. Kudos to YOU! Keep up the great work and set the example.

  • lol "clean cut men"

  • Clean cut and curteous are long gone, not only from McDonald's, but just from every run of the mill establishment today.

  • It seemed to me 1966-67 was when McDonalds began their national tv ad campaigns, one of the first "fast food" franchises to do so. Virtually all commericals were black and white then, even after the network shows themselves had all gone to color.

  • they could make this into a commercial for the army by replacing every time they say 'mcdonalds' with the words 'army' or 'USA'

  • I WORK AT MCDONALDS AND I LOVE MY JOB! :D

  • Clean cut young men?

    Where is this McDonald's?

    Fantasyland?

  • @RJS3566

    Naughty Boyz - just for you LOL

  • Of course these guys are smiling, they may be working a crap job for minimum wage, but it sure beats getting your ass blown away in Vietnam.

  • I can't believe Mcdonald's employee's used to be so nice. Now most of them gum chewing idiots who talk to each other instead of listening to your order. It seems Mcdonalds used to be like in n out is now.

  • I loved working at McDonald's!

  • lol tpay the same as back then still 

  • wow, cheeseburgers were only 25 cents

  • I love this commercial. I wish more young people would take their education as serious as the way this commercial describes the benefits of working at McDonalds.

  • then they get conscripted to fight foreign wars! win win!

  • 0:14 Please call again ??

  • Mcdonald's commercials are very simple today.

  • this was part of my dads childhood

  • Wtf at 0:11 "Thank you ma'am please call again!"

  • The swinging sixties!! Wow. And none of those pesky women screwin' things up. Now git off my darn property afore I set my hound dog on ya.

  • i thought mcdonalds employees hated their lives

  • @0neofthem We are told to be smiling, even though we hate it.

  • "Thank you ma'am, please call again."

  • What kind of person worked there...........then? Apparently they only hired nerds with MILITARY buzz cuts!!! LOL!!!

  • @AlbertaJCW001: "Call again" has the same meaning as "come again," or, more accurately, "come visit again." One could also say, "to call on" a friend, meaning to pay them a visit. A somewhat formal expression, but correct and still in use.

  • Teens should start in the fast food business it teaches valuable skills that will help them with their future careers after college.

  • It sure aint an easy job. You'd start an 8 hour shift and be told to take your 45min break right away so you'd work 7hrs15min straight. You're not allowed to stop working even for a second, the kitchen's like an oven, you have to ask permission to have water or go ot the toilet, you have to serve and prepare waiting meals at the same time, you have to carry and wash big metal vats of scalding oil in a chest high sink using bare hands and no soap while taking orders for drive thru...fun!

  • @weeneldo

    Wahhhh... Quit your complaining and get back to work.

  • @mssorby Meh, only worked there a couple of months before I got a proper job where I didn't get forced to do 4 hours overtime without a break for £4 ($6) an hour.

  • @weeneldo

    It depends on the person and what they make of it. when I worked there all I did was sip on shakes and grub on fries and chicken nuggets all day. When it was busy me and other employees would race each other to see who can get their orders done the fastest. I never asked permission to eat or drink anything because at the end of the day all food goes into the trash. Drive thru is better because all you do is stand in one spot and talk thru a speaker. Sounds pretty easy to me.

  • @26aowens See, when we did drive thru we would have to be cleaning out the oil vats etc and scrubbing them at the same time as listening out for customers on the headset. Then if one came you had to take their order right away on the headset while running to the window on the other side of the store, all the while trying to remember their exact order so you could put it through the till when you got there.

  • @weeneldo

    Oh yeah I forgot that was years ago.

  • clean-cut men.. not the hippies of the time.

  • i dont care if there is no mcdonalds

  • call again wtf?

  • @167509matt: "Call again" has the same meaning as "come again," or, more accurately, "come visit again." One could also say, "to call on" a friend, meaning to pay them a visit. A somewhat formal expression, but correct and still in use.

  • once you get into mc donalds you never get out

  • silence i say :) have an excellent day peek guy whatever name was

  • Young clean cut Republicans in training.

  • Tired of going BACK IN after i go through drive thru and they forget crap.  Even when I eat there, I gotta go back on line and wait to tell them they gave me the wrong burger as my fries are getting COLD at my table? POLICY SHOULD BE IF THERE IS ANY MISTAKE MADE WITH THE VALUE MEAL YOU ORDERED YOU WILL RECEIVE A FREE COUPON FOR THE SAME MEAL FOR NEXT TIME. NO MORE WITH THESE ZIT FACED , MESSY HAIRED LOOK, JERKS THAT WORK THERE.

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 I agree, Once I ordered 2 burgers and fries and they only gave me 1 burger and no fries, what a bunch of assholes

    Sucks Mcdonadld's isnt the same way now as it was back then, these days its all ghetto and people work there because they have a very low IQ

    And they dont wear those cool hats anymore

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 why are you eating this shit anyway?

  • @bitemypillow Sometimes I do. I guess u gotta ask that to the other 1 billion that do the same as me.

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 Yeah, considering it has a mind control agent called MSG, you really should ask yourself why you are eating it.

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 and it's customers like you that make their job a lot more stressful than it should be. if they made a mistake, oh well, it's human nature you're not the center of the universe and you sure as hell are not the only customer in the world. it's food, not money, diamonds, or jewels, IT'S FOOD! get over it! and those "zit faced, messy haired look jerks" are not the only ones working there. There are clean cut, very nice, respectful ppl also, so who really sounds like a jerk?

  • My first job was at Shakeys in 1979 - had a lot of fun and served up great pizza pies.

  • yeah right

  • please call again? i thought they stopped call in orders :P i work there and its ok (most of the time)

  • I don't know about that Jikk; McDonald's today is nothing like what it was back then. The people back then were so much more professional than what they are now.

  • Too bad people aren't this respectful anymore.

    The kids @ McDonald's now have long greasy hair, unkept, jeans sagging down, and an attitude problem. Of course this is MY experience.

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 This doesn't surprise me as the dress code that had been established with good reason is never enforced!

  • @GarBagePaiLkidS1 and of course they do not, are not allowed to wear jeans, much less baggy ones at work.

  • I have a Bachelor's Degree in Finance. I work at McDonald's as a shift manager. The job market tells me I am overqualified for every job I apply for. I am not a slob, I am an articulate, well-educated woman.

  • @peterkis75

    I hope you own a franchise someday.

  • @peterkis75

    well-educated woman.

    LOL :D

  • @peterkis75 Let me get this - are you looking for a job, or, are you looking for a husband?

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  • @peterkis75 you're just a burger flippin monkey lookin for some attention.

  • @peterkis75 i hope you get hit by a bus for poisoning children, serves you right for getting a mickey mouse degree in finance (a profession created entirely to make the rich richer and the poor poorer) instead of something productive like Science, Engineering, architecture

  • @DamnStraightM35A2

    I beg to differ I just got a job there, its all I could find at the moment and I am far from a slob.

  • specials young mens.... omg

  • so cheeeeeeeeeeeeezy!!! that ad would never work 2day!!!

  • Actually, this makes me wanna go work there now.

  • please call again? huh?

  • Uh, NO! We would like to bring back the days of no mininmum wage period. You negotiate your pay and increase shedule and either don't take the job or, if you can't fulfill your part of the contract are subsequently released from employment.

  • So kind of this responsible company to care so much for their employees... but thanks for uploading, I could watch for hours these old comercials :)