- ♫ And every single person
is a Slim Shady lurking ♫ he could be working at Burger King, ♫ spitting on your onion rings - Okay Slim Shady, okay, off you- - But-
- Nope, off you go. - But I gotta mix tape. - That was good, that was
good, done, off you go. That's the door, off you
go, okay, no mix-tape, no mix-tape, off you go. I don't know what the hell that was. Alright if we're being real,
most people hate their jobs, I mean nobody really enjoys going into a 9-5 to crunch numbers, or to be told repeatedly by their boss, "Yeah, I'm gonna need you to go ahead "and put covers on all of
the TPS reports from now on, "that'd be great, thanks." But that being said, 99% of those people still care enough about
what they put online and what they do at work
because they need the job. But, then there's that
1%, ah, that glorious 1%, that (laughs) just doesn't care. So we'll be discussing those people today. So, without further ado, here they are. The 10 craziest things
people did to get fired. Number one is tweeting about drugs. Hey we got that black tar
heroin man? I need my fix! In August of 2013, a man
named Sunith Baheerathan, a mechanic from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, decided to go on Twitter and publicly ask if anyone was willing to deliver weed to his garage. Not surprisingly, shortly after, local police found his tweet and decided to publicly quote
tweet him and reply by saying "Awesome! Can we come too?" The tweet got a ton of
attention through retweets, so much so that it caught the
attention of his employers who quickly fired him. Oh, man, like I wasn't even asking for me for the weed, man, it
was like, for my car, its headlights got glaucoma. Number two is gross things with food. As you know, we live in a time where people will do just about anything for attention online. However, these guys took
it a little too far. In April of 2009, two Domino's
employees in North Carolina named Michael Setzer and Kristy Hammonds decided to film themselves
doing disgusting things to the food that they were preparing. This included sneezing on sandwiches or using a dirty sponge that they had used to wipe their butts with
to clean a pizza pan. Sure enough, their video went viral, but they didn't quite gain the
popularity that they wanted. Instead they were both immediately fired and they faced criminal charges. Look, given that they
worked at a pizza joint, I'm just glad that they didn't play a game of hide the salami. Anyone else? Number three is bathing in a sink. For many of us, when
we get home from work, we like to kick off our shoes, relax a little bit, maybe have a bath. Well back in December of 2008,
three now ex-KFC employees decided to take a bath together
in the dish washing sink after work after the
restaurant had closed. Hey, Jackie, poor the
special spices on me, look at me I'm a chicken drumstick, mmmm. And surprisingly, they may have
actually gotten away with it had it not been for one of them uploading some of the pictures that they
took to her Myspace profile. The captions included "Haha KFC showers" and "Haha turn on the jets" all under the album KFC Moments. Anyway, because of their public photos, their manager heard about what they did and of course they were immediately fired and now they have all
the free time they want to take all kinds of baths. Number four is peeing in an elevator. You know, some people work so hard that they just don't have
time to go to the bathroom, they'll hold it until they're
done their current task, I'll be right back. Ah, well for one former IRS
employee named Michael Hicks, he didn't feel like
running to the bathroom when he had to go. So, back in 2008, anytime
he needed to relive himself he would simply go into the
building's freight elevator and, uh, just go. Another agent started to notice over time that the elevator was
getting a little funky, so he checked the security cameras installed in that elevator,
and caught Hicks yellow-handed. Not only did Hicks lose his job, but he was fined $4600 as
part of the cleaning bill, and actually got a felony charge. Number five is religious awareness. If you weren't aware of it,
Ash Wednesday is a thing where Catholics smudge
ash on their foreheads. It's fairly common, you
might've heard of it. Well this guy didn't. Back in 2009, Nicholas Leuenberger, a manager for the luxurious
New York Palace Hotel was not aware of this, so
when he saw an employee that had something on his forehead, instead of asking him what it
was, he did something else. He angrily told them, and I quote here, "Wipe that f*ing sh** off of your face." Well, that didn't go over so well, and that outburst cost Nicholas his job once his bosses found out. That is completely inexcusable,
especially in today's world, but the only time that it would
be somewhat understandable is if the guy had like
Tourette's or something but that's a whole 'nother can of worms. Hey, thanks for the morning coffee, Janice dicks, dicks, impulse, dicks,
thanks, dicks, Janice, balls. Number six is inappropriate teachings. Keeping your personal life
outside of the workplace is generally a good idea, especially when you're talking
to a bunch of fourth graders. Well, back in 2014, substitute
teacher Cassandre Fiering really could've used that advice when she decided to open up candidly to discuss with a classroom full of kids her problem of trying to
choose between two men that she's trying to date. After literally acting out scenarios, and finally choosing
which boyfriend to drop, reports say that she joked to the kids about throwing toilet paper at his house among other inappropriate things. I don't really know which one to pick, I mean this one's got a huge... Sense of humor, and this
one's got nice eyes. Now she claims that nothing
of a sexual nature was said but that still doesn't make it right. They're nine years old. Number seven is magic tricks. Yeah, this one's just confusing. Back in Florida in 2008,
a substitute teacher named Jim Piculas performed
a short magic trick for his middle school class,
making a toothpick disappear. Sounds harmless, right? I mean, all the kids
were really impressed, and they decided that they
needed to talk about it. But apparently, the wrong people heard about this witchcraft. The teacher received a phone
call later that same day where the substitute
teacher coordinator told him that he was not allowed to
take on any further classes, meaning "you're fired". Understandably, Jim asked why, to which the coordinator simply claimed that it was due to being
suspected of wizardry. Brah, this is not Hogwarts, he did a little magic trick for the kids. Now, if he started walking up
the wall sideways being like (growls) (speaks in foreign language) that would be a reason to fire him. Number eight is the Harlem Shake. ("Harlem Shake") Nope, nope, just let it die, let it die. Many of you may remember the Harlem Shake, that meme that went viral
around February of 2013. Well, some Australian miners
really wanted to be apart of it and for their video to go viral. So, of course, they decided
to record themselves doing the famous Harlem Shake. The real problem wasn't so
much that they were on duty, so much as the location that they chose to record in, and when. Instead of waiting until after hours, when they were above ground, they decided to stay inside the mine and shake, shake, shake. In fact the video, which
is on YouTube right now, has about 1.5 million views. In fact, you can see
the miners on the ground in 10 inches of gross, muddy water. The unsafe environment was
one of the biggest reasons why their bosses were
like "Um, you're fired", in fact, everyone was fired,
not just the people involved, but those who didn't even
choose to participate. Hoo, that's harsh. Number nine is shark wrestling. Fish are friends, not food. Back in 2013, a charity
worker named Paul Marshallsea decided to go on a vacation
and travel to Australia. He ended up on a nice beach, when one day, he saw a shark swimming
near other tourists in shallow water and wanted to be a hero, so he did something that
most people wouldn't do. He actually decided to wrestle it, dragging it back out to deeper water. Coincidentally, an Australian
news crew was there to record the entire
thing and put it online. The video immediately went viral, which led to his employer seeing it. Now, although Paul was
trying to be a hero, he received a letter of
dismissal from his employers stating that if he was well
enough to wrestle a shark, he would've been okay to stay at work. And number 10 is taking
pictures of the dead. Oh my god. Most jobs have confidentiality
clauses in the contract that you sign saying that you
won't divulge company secrets, you won't speak with competitors, and you won't take
pictures of dead bodies. Well in New York back in 2009, an emergency medical
technician named Mark Musarella took some pictures of a strangled victim as required by his job, but,
he made the oh so poor choice of uploading them to his Facebook profile. A friend of his saw the
pictures, freaked out, and called the Richmond
University Medical Center, after which he was fired
almost immediately. Wait, hold up a second,
I just wanna point out that I said "almost immediately". Okay, okay, let me think about this, so saving people from
a shark is a big no-no, but snapping pics of a stiff and posting it on social
media's cool beans? I do not wanna live in this world anymore. So, those were 10 crazy things that people did to get fired. But, I wanna know from
you guys in the comments which one of these people
deserved to be fired the most? Or, is there a story that I missed? Is there someone out there
that did something even crazier to get fired and maybe I missed it? Leave that in the comments as well, and I will see you guys in the next video, thank you for watching.
