All Episodes Plain Text
Dec. 2, 2025 - Hodgetwins
08:24
Black Chick-fil-A Employee EXPLODES On Latina Because She Don’t Speak Proper English

Hodgetwins dissect a viral Chick-fil-A clash where an employee confronts a Latina customer over language barriers, sparking a debate between "immigrant fatigue" and "black fatigue." Kevin defends the worker's demand for English proficiency as necessary for service, while Keith condemns the rudeness and lack of empathy. The hosts analyze the customer's Spanish greeting, speculate on her immigration status, and clash over whether pointing to menu items would have sufficed or if the employee's frustration was justified. Ultimately, the discussion highlights deep societal fractures regarding language expectations, corporate image, and the tension between national identity and multicultural accommodation. [Automatically generated summary]

Transcriber: nvidia/parakeet-tdt-0.6b-v2, sat-12l-sm, and large-v3-turbo
|

Time Text
Diversity Fatigue at Chick-fil-A 00:07:12
So, this black guy is working at Chick-fil-A.
Then a Mexican is in line, but she don't speak no English.
He gets pissed because that sounds like too much diversity.
That's what that sounds like.
This guy sounds like a white girl support.
Hey, check this out.
Okay, what is the problem?
English is the problem.
Oh, really?
So, right here is coming only people.
Yeah.
All right.
The Spanish people, we can't come in here.
I didn't say that.
I said because you say done.
If you don't know how to speak English, why would you?
I'm telling you, I want one comment and I'm too juggler per five.
But I do and here.
Yeah, go back.
I'm going to go back to order.
Listen.
Welcome number one, and I'm too jagger perfect.
But a Jew and here, and do Joe wants work.
Do you see your face?
Do you see your face?
What you say?
Well, he could be nice to Kevin.
No, Keith, he's tired.
Kevin, well, he got that part of his job description for the translator.
No, she needs to go.
Well, Kevin, he's been...
Okay.
Okay, maybe I'm being progressive, Keith, today.
But maybe he could just show the menu and say it point to what you want.
You know what I'm saying?
This is a customer service position.
No, man.
Just say he's not working for ISA at the immigration line.
This is a Kick-fil-A.
You need to...
No, he's taking his country back.
That's what he's doing.
Enough is enough.
Here we go.
I need you to go.
You mad?
Put that.
Get the f out of here.
No, he took it too far, Kevin.
Keith, you only see it through her lens, the customer's lens.
Kevin, Issa.
We don't know what was said before she started recording.
Okay.
Okay.
She's got an ulterior mode.
But I hold him to a higher standard.
He's representing Kick-fil-A.
He's the face of that company right now.
Well, there's a language barrier.
If you want to order something at Chick-fil-A, you gotta know English.
Yeah, so she responds in a video.
Check this out.
I didn't know what the hell she was ordering.
I don't either.
I don't either.
Necessito, go!
Hi, guys.
Thank you for your empathy and support.
Empathy.
She tried to say empathy.
Yeah, she said it correctly.
It's just got a strong accent.
No, she did not say that correctly.
Empathy?
What the hell is that?
Empathy.
But you know what she's saying, Kevin.
Yeah, I know what she's saying, but she said the word wrong.
Yeah.
Hi, guys.
Thank you for your empathy and support.
I didn't want to say it's not about English.
The point is about respect and love.
The problem, what's no English?
He's just one to be rude.
I will kill learning English, I promise.
But even if I speak perfect, there will still be people like that.
No, no.
You speak perfect English.
No.
No, yeah.
You exaggerate now.
Yeah, yeah.
Hola chicos, graces por su empatía y apoyo.
Solo quiero de sir, que no se trata solamente de inglés.
Se trata de respect.
With the black guy now.
I need English.
Yeah, why are you saying Spanish?
But she's probably got a lot of Spanish fans.
Just got to translate for them because they don't speak English.
Just like she doesn't.
Right.
Right.
No, but he could have been nicer about it.
Man.
Nah, but say I'm a nice person.
I am.
If I was working for Chick-fil-A and they put me in that position to take orders on the face of that company, and that's a customer service position.
Why?
I'd be like, I would talk, I don't understand.
I don't understand.
Please point to here and show me what you want.
Yeah.
I'd have been, I've been more accommodating.
Yeah, right?
That's true.
I don't think it'd been more accommodating.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I agree.
You think he could have been more accommodating?
That dude's out there spreading black fatigue.
No, he's definitely not spreading black fatigue.
He's got immigrant fatigue.
Why are you even trying to.
Her English is horrible.
Why do you think you?
I don't even.
Who the hell encouraged you to go out and try to order something in English?
With that English you're speaking?
Yeah, what do you think she's trying to order?
I'm gonna play that again.
What is she?
That's I don't know.
I didn't say that.
Because you say dung.
If you don't know how to speak English, why would you?
I'm telling you, I grant one combo number one and I'm too juggler five.
But I do, I'm here.
And two juggernauts.
What is two juggernaut five?
What is that?
Two juggernaut.
Let's replay it one more time.
Yeah, she won a number one combo and two juggernauts.
What is that?
Go back.
I didn't say that.
I said you say dumb.
If you don't know how to speak English, why would you?
I'm telling you, I want one combo number one and I'm too juggler five.
But I do, I'm here and do Joe once work.
He is not spreading black fatigue.
Kevin, but he's got immigrant fatigue.
No, he just have a quick fees.
And when you're in customer service, you can't have a quick fee.
This is.
He's no, you Chick-fil-A.
Somebody come up to you.
I want a number one, one juggernaut, and I told you what I did took it's nothing I could do to help you.
Yes, you can.
Point to the menu.
I don't understand.
He got a menu he can show her and hand over.
Where is Chick-fil-A, Kevin?
They have it.
You go to Chick-fil-A, they got it all right down.
Why is it so hard to just be nice to people, man?
Okay, I get it.
She's probably illegal.
I get it.
She shouldn't be here.
Oh, she's definitely just look.
I don't understand, ma'am.
Point to the menu.
No intendo.
No intendo.
I can't even say it.
No intendo.
How you say it?
No.
See that?
I know my Spanish sucks.
I'm not going to even try to speak Spanish.
No intendo means I don't understand.
Yeah, no intendo.
No intiendo.
No tiendo.
Is that ain't said something like that?
If you don't know how to speak English, why would you?
I'm telling you, I grant one combo number one, and I'm too jagger per five.
But I do, I'm here, and do you want work?
Refusing to Speak Spanish 00:01:10
Just see yourself.
What the hell is she saying?
That is nuts.
I don't know what the hell she's saying.
She could be talking Chinese.
I wouldn't know because that's definitely not English.
What is that?
It's English.
That's not English.
That's English from somebody.
Too juggernapped.
That is funny, man.
But hey, man, he's heming too, Ki.
He's heming, man.
Yeah, we all make mistakes.
She's putting that crazy burden on him.
Don't nobody understand what she's saying.
Yeah.
He's had a shit.
It's probably rude with him, too.
Course.
We only get one side.
We only get one version because we don't know what was said.
Yeah, but she started recording.
He needs to work on his customer service skills, though.
He needs to work.
Oh, man.
That dude deserves a medal.
The dude is taking our country back.
He should have told her to go back where she came from.
That's what he said.
No, man.
Go back where you came from.
That's why you should say it.
Export Selection