Rude customer berates immigrant employee at car wash

A “What Would You Do?” portrays an employee who knows how to make a car sparkle, but a rude customer watches nearby.

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[christinam]

That first lady
“Oh f*ck you”
😂😂😂 yess queen

[rabenarichmondpernes]

"I'M TELLING HIM THAT HE'S A BETTER PERSON THAN YOU"

PREACH MAM, PREACH!!!

[youareaskyscraper]

That first lady crying and hugging the worker and then turning around to almost throw hands at the actor was AMAZING. I want to be that soft and fierce.

[imalwaysright]

My god the last one broke me. I was not ready for that. Went from loving how everyone was ready to throw down to being a crying mess with the last lady 😭😭😭😭

[TheGreenyRiot]

1:56 "That's why we're building a wall" 😂
1:58 "Oh fuck off" 🤣

[radioactivegaming]

PLEASE keep this show going. Its great for my sanity 🥰🥰🥰

[zombabeger]

that golden girl didnt play around and straight to the F word.🤣

[ZachTheRantingGuy]

So happy that this series is back! Too much going on in the world to not recreate what’s really going on. Love this show so much!

[たなか-cx]

That first lady used strong words but she has such a soft heart ♥️♥️♥️

[guyfierimtwi]

The acting looks better. These outside ones work better since people can walk by and feel like they're just standing up since most people can just run away if they don't feel like being there.

[heyarmyyounicekeepfighting]

I’m a mid 30 year old Mexican woman busboy at Starbucks for five years. I’m here in the US legally but I have a disability and couldn’t find a better job other than a busboy because of my capacity. Trust me I know Everything that actor went through. I’d heard it, I’d seen it, I’d experience it myself and you know what I am very proud of who and what I am. A Mexican woman with a disability who works with Pride and Dignity for herself and for her family and No it doesn’t make me no less than anyone else being a simply busboy but it does show how ignorant and small minded and cruel people can be and that me an ordinary Mexican woman with a disability can have a bigger brain and a bigger heart than those lowlifes. Bless Everyone who stood up for that young man. Nothing but Respect for you all❤️🥂👊🏽

[imalwaysright]

Yes Mama Kay in the overalls! Drag him!! I love her

[PB_and_Jenny]

“They’re not working like an American works” while looking like someone who has never broken a sweat a day in his life. Oof.

[MW-sl]

There are still great people in the world willing to stick up for other people it's heartwarming to see ❤❤

[imalwaysright]

Haven’t seen a new upload in a while. Welcome back

[victorianacastro]

❤The first and the last lady made me cry.😢❤

[rv]

Bless her heart ❤ THANK YOU FOR A NEW UPLOAD!!! I was stuck in the old loops😂

[WanderersEcho]

The last lady, gosh she brought a tear to my eye

[art.of.verser]

I could not get enough of the different emotions of these spectators, especially the last one. Exactly why I continue watching this show. It's wonderful, especially John Quinones.

[mukaddim.sarwar]

I couldn't hold my tears man! This world deserves better people.