Employee tries to swindle boss for more compensation by faking injury

When a fraudster who is perfectly healthy tries to squeeze more money out of their unassuming employer, fellow diners step in to share what they witnessed. 

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[CASD]

If I heard ppl speak this loudly around me I would be immediately looking for John Quinones 😂

[drewdolce]

This restaurant is way too close for my comfort 😅

[simondsa]

That is a very quaint restaurant, ain't no secrets in there... 🤣

[LeHuy-hsdb]

I miss those long length 15 - 20 minutes videos.

[inaweoftheworld]

As an introvert I wouldn’t like to sit next to a stranger at that restaurant.

[booyahu]

Some people think that scams are harmless and that it's none of their business until they are the ones being scammed. They won't be saying it's harmless or none of their business then.

[oliviar.l.v.]

SMALL businesses I would feel bad for. I can't say the same if it was a Walmart or something.

[Razear]

The "say no more" guy went above and beyond to protect our boy, lmao. He must really hate snitches. XD

"Even if I'm lying?"
"...yeah."
Lol

[StarkTalksaboutFrauditors]

The last woman didn't make sense, she said she lied but still praying for her that makes absolutely no sense

[Alwaystaykind]

This scene is ridiculous and so fake, if someone want to scam their boss, why would wear all that in the diner to let other people see..

[theresaasian]

It is usually the other way around, in my opinion, most employers do not want to admit there was an accident.

[SouthwestFloridapolicing]

6:11 “that’s none of my business “ but you literally made it your business and got involved 😂

[WalrusesAreTheOne]

Can we not do scenarios that demonize workers and start talking about companies screwing over workers? You realize it's generally the other way, right?

[MaximilianNeuer]

The last lady set a great example for her children! Blessings to her.

[glitchpink]

those tables are insanely close i could never

[Billzloveschelsea]

Thank god John is back! Nobody can replace him 🎉

[jayterry]

What's much more common is people with real injuries being denied their rightful payout because the insurance company finds some reason not to pay. Corporations steal way more from the people than the people steal from the corporations

[BossGLifeafter]

Like this comment if you want my suggestion:

Hello WWYD, What I noticed is in your top 3 most watched videos, the format is really fit for Youtube: the (hook) acting scenario is in the *start*, capturing the attention of the viewers. The videos you make now are engaging too, but it always starts with John's explanation first (the gist) then the hook later, which may work in TV but not so effective for Youtube. I really love this show ❤ Just some feedback from a big fan, keep it up guys!

[victorianacastro]

Some people that confronted the scammer are sweet.❤❤

[whyevenbother]

I'd say nothing and be proud of it