Hodgetwins - Cashier Steals Customers Change then Racewar Breaksout! Aired: 2025-11-09 Duration: 08:06 === Give Me My Money Now (06:34) === [00:00:00] Out of your mind, and you're out of your mind. [00:00:01] Give me my money right now. [00:00:03] Go ahead, get your money. [00:00:04] Chris Dale, give me my money right now. [00:00:07] Hey, don't. [00:00:08] I'm not the one. [00:00:09] You're about to cross. [00:00:10] I'm not the one. [00:00:11] I'm not going to, babe. [00:00:12] Don't say anything else. [00:00:12] I'm not the one. [00:00:13] Don't say please keep recording me. [00:00:15] I don't care. [00:00:16] Chris Dale. [00:00:17] Give me my money. [00:00:18] Somebody's name is Chris Stowe. [00:00:22] Chris Style. [00:00:23] Yeah, whoever hired her is named Chris Style, which explains why she got that job down. [00:00:28] Chris Style? [00:00:30] Is she pronouncing the name Crystal wrong? [00:00:33] Is that like an accent? [00:00:39] Yeah. [00:00:40] Or something? [00:00:40] Chris Style? [00:00:42] Sir, I'm not going to give you your money. [00:00:43] I'm going to call the cops. [00:00:44] Go ahead, call it. [00:00:49] Give my money now. [00:00:52] Give me my money back, ma'am. [00:00:55] Give me my change. [00:00:56] What's up, babe? [00:00:57] What's up? [00:00:59] She reminded me of that woman on Sunday Night Live. [00:01:01] What's her name? [00:01:03] What's the name? [00:01:04] I'm a medium. [00:01:05] Lee like it could be her sister, her twin sister. [00:01:10] They loud. [00:01:10] She just loud just like her. [00:01:13] She's like a spitting image of her. [00:01:14] What's her name? [00:01:16] I forget. [00:01:17] Leslie, I think. [00:01:18] Leslie, something. [00:01:18] Yeah. [00:01:19] Yeah. [00:01:19] Hey, wait a minute. [00:01:20] They argue she won't give him their change back. [00:01:22] Yeah. [00:01:24] Why would she do that? [00:01:28] Maybe she likes giving people black fatigue. [00:01:30] I don't know. [00:01:32] Hey, everybody, before we get to this video, don't forget, we got a new giveaway. [00:01:35] Ford Bronco Raptor. [00:01:36] $10,000 in cash. [00:01:37] Get in the win. [00:01:38] Just go to my website, officialhawswins.com. [00:01:41] Any purchase you make, get you automatically in it to win. [00:01:43] And don't forget, you can watch us or listen to us on Spotify. [00:01:48] Link is in the description. [00:01:52] Give me our change. [00:01:55] Come on, pig. [00:01:57] Look at the call. [00:01:57] Give us our change. [00:02:01] Give us our change. [00:02:02] Are you refusing to give us our change? [00:02:06] Are you really refusing to give us our change? [00:02:12] See what people don't realize. [00:02:13] People like this cashier, they thrive on chaos. [00:02:17] It's like energy for them. [00:02:19] Yeah. [00:02:19] Yeah. [00:02:21] There's really no point to get upset with these people because that's what they're looking for. [00:02:25] It gives their life meaning and purpose. [00:02:28] It really does. [00:02:29] Yeah. [00:02:30] You see how when they started arguing, her eyes lit up? [00:02:32] Yeah. [00:02:33] She started gaining energy. [00:02:34] It's like she was fishing. [00:02:35] She didn't call the bitches. [00:02:36] She's throwing them in. [00:02:38] Yeah. [00:02:38] Yeah. [00:02:39] That's. [00:02:40] I've noticed that since I was a kid dealing with these people. [00:02:43] Give me my money. [00:02:46] Give us our change. [00:02:48] Give us our change, ma'am. [00:02:53] Look at all that gut action. [00:02:55] Give us our change, ma'am. [00:02:57] You are holding our change. [00:03:03] Give us our change. [00:03:06] Ma'am, you have our change in our hands. [00:03:09] Give us our change. [00:03:12] Give me the money. [00:03:13] Give us our change. [00:03:15] Give me my money. [00:03:16] That is your hand. [00:03:18] It's my money. [00:03:19] What the hell is going on? [00:03:20] Can you get our change from our baby? [00:03:23] Don't give us our change. [00:03:25] Just try to stop me. [00:03:26] The community's name is Leslie Jones. [00:03:29] Leslie Jones. [00:03:30] Leslie Jones. [00:03:30] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [00:03:33] It's on recording, John. [00:03:35] You just give me our change. [00:03:37] Don't let you know me. [00:03:40] Get out of my face. [00:03:41] I'm telling you, my name is Walton. [00:03:44] I'm white. [00:03:44] So you see a face? [00:03:45] You're going to call me. [00:03:46] YouTube. [00:03:47] YouTube, why are you not giving us our change? [00:03:51] Why are you not giving us our change? [00:03:53] Call the police right now, Sarah. [00:03:55] Give us our change, ma'am. [00:03:57] That is our money. [00:03:59] We had a transaction. [00:04:00] Give us our change. [00:04:02] You had a transaction, girl. [00:04:03] That is my change. [00:04:05] But I didn't have a change. [00:04:06] That is my change. [00:04:08] Call the police, sir. [00:04:09] Can I please have my change? [00:04:12] This is ridiculous. [00:04:14] Right now. [00:04:14] Can we have our money? [00:04:16] Call the police. [00:04:16] No, no. [00:04:18] Look at ma'am. [00:04:19] We purchased our children. [00:04:21] Can we have our change? [00:04:23] See, if we would just stop and listen to the man, the man is there to assist and facilitate life for you. [00:04:30] You're just not listening. [00:04:31] You're still trying to argue with somebody who's not being reasonable at all. [00:04:34] Yeah, this is the worst case of black fatigue I've ever seen. [00:04:38] This has got to be the worst case. [00:04:42] This is ridiculous. [00:04:45] Ma'am, can I have my change? [00:04:47] I mean, you had one job as the camera guy, and you're like, he's still telling, call the police. [00:04:54] You told this woman to call the police like a hundred times. [00:04:58] She still has to call the police. [00:05:01] You hear me about it? [00:05:02] Just call the police. [00:05:03] Call the damn police. [00:05:05] You know what? [00:05:05] That woman's not even hearing him. [00:05:06] I know. [00:05:08] Her black fatigue is so bad, she didn't black out. [00:05:13] Right. [00:05:13] And she's just trying to win, trying to one up this black face. [00:05:16] Watch it. [00:05:16] Watch. [00:05:16] He's going to tell her to call the police. [00:05:18] Watch it. [00:05:19] Sarah, call the police right now. [00:05:21] Call the police right now. [00:05:22] Why are you doing this? [00:05:23] Call the police. [00:05:24] You need to stop right now. [00:05:26] Call the police. [00:05:27] It's just stealing your money. [00:05:28] I want my. [00:05:28] I just want. [00:05:32] He's told her to call the police like 100 times. [00:05:34] Yeah. [00:05:35] She still ain't listening to it. [00:05:38] That is crazy. [00:05:39] I think. [00:05:39] What was her name? [00:05:40] Leslie Jones? [00:05:41] Yeah, I think the comedian's name is Leslie Jones. [00:05:45] I think the comedian's Leslie Jones. [00:05:47] Yeah. [00:05:48] She used to be on Saturday Night Live. [00:05:50] And she would scream all her punchlines. [00:05:54] Let's see this. [00:05:56] Leslie Jones. [00:06:00] Yep, there she is. [00:06:01] There she is. [00:06:02] That could be her daughter. [00:06:04] Man, you ain't lying. [00:06:08] Look at this. [00:06:10] Oh, man. [00:06:11] That woman looked like Leslie Jones followed some hard times and she's working at Family Dollar. [00:06:15] Yeah, that's exactly what that looked like. [00:06:17] Yeah. [00:06:17] That is crazy how much they look alike. [00:06:21] They do favor each other. [00:06:24] Man, she had the nerve. [00:06:25] She said, look at your skin color. [00:06:26] You the pig. [00:06:27] Like she's never seen a black pig before. [00:06:30] There's black pigs. [00:06:32] Yeah. [00:06:32] You ever seen a black pig? === Leslie Jones Family Dollar Lookalike (01:31) === [00:06:34] What are they? [00:06:35] Curse? [00:06:36] Yeah, they're more dangerous than the pink pigs. [00:06:40] They're much more aggressive. [00:06:45] Wow, babe. [00:06:46] I wonder what this started all over. [00:06:49] She wouldn't give me the change back. [00:06:51] But why would she hold somebody's change? [00:06:53] I don't know. [00:06:54] Maybe it was a disagreement. [00:06:55] I don't know. [00:06:56] But when you ring somebody up and there's change owed to the customer, he's supposed to give it to him. [00:07:03] For some odd reason, this lady doesn't want to do it. [00:07:08] That's crazy. [00:07:09] Yeah. [00:07:09] Like that, I'm telling you, like these people, I'm calling them these people. [00:07:14] Like, see how face is like, she's like exhilarated. [00:07:17] Yeah. [00:07:18] It's like she's like, yeah, I'm destroying the day. [00:07:21] Yeah. [00:07:21] I'm embracing this opportunity. [00:07:23] Yeah, because she sees their face. [00:07:24] I know they're pissed. [00:07:25] Yeah. [00:07:26] Yeah. [00:07:26] And she's loving it. [00:07:28] Yeah. [00:07:28] Her life sucks. [00:07:30] You know what? [00:07:31] That might be an energy source for some black people. [00:07:35] I'm telling you, it is. [00:07:36] The more you scream, the more energy they get. [00:07:41] It's like the whole chaos. [00:07:43] That's why when you look at a lot of videos, you come across, they so happen to be black, they got a smoke detector going on. [00:07:50] Yeah, just tripping. [00:07:51] They thrive off of chaos. [00:07:53] I remember one night I was sleeping and didn't start beeping and woke me up. [00:07:56] They drove me crazy. [00:07:57] I had to change it. [00:07:58] I know. [00:07:59] I don't see how people sleep through that. [00:08:00] Trip! [00:08:02] Trip! [00:08:04] Yeah, she gets a thrill out of this.