An Undercover CEO goes incognito within her own company to witness the behavior of staff, only to uncover a shocking reality: a photographer is openly displaying racist tendencies, making inappropriate comments and treating people of color with bias and disrespect.
What the photographer doesn’t realize is that the person silently observing their actions is the CEO, who has the power to expose everything.
As the truth comes to light, the powerful lesson about accountability, respect, and standing against racism unfolds, reminding everyone that these behaviors cannot be ignored.
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What the photographer doesn’t realize is that the person silently observing their actions is the CEO, who has the power to expose everything.
As the truth comes to light, the powerful lesson about accountability, respect, and standing against racism unfolds, reminding everyone that these behaviors cannot be ignored.
👀 Watch until the end for a dramatic and eye-opening reveal.
🚀 Subscribe now and hit the 🔔 bell icon so you never miss an episode!
#UndercoverCEO #RacismExposed #InclusionMatters #LifeLesson
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00:00No, no, no.
00:02Models we usually shoot have internal beauty.
00:05It's just not here.
00:06Call me crazy, but I really, honestly,
00:09I don't trust people like you.
00:12People like me?
00:13Yeah, I mean, come on, there's a lot of valuable stuff
00:15in here, right?
00:16Jewelry, watches, electronics, things that could be sold
00:19real easily and, you know, stolen.
00:21I mean, come on.
00:24You're desperate.
00:25One look at you and your clothes tell me
00:27that you would do anything for a bit of cash.
00:29Honestly, I'm surprised that you were able to hide
00:32from us for so long.
00:34Austin?
00:37Yes, sir.
00:38Would you bring in the next model, please?
00:39Yeah, absolutely.
00:44Hi, how are you?
00:45Hi.
00:46Welcome, welcome.
00:49So, Peter, this is Chanel, our next model.
00:53She's shot for Vogue and Fendi,
00:55as well as countless other brands.
00:57And, Chanel, this is Peter, our excellent photographer.
01:00I'll leave you guys to it.
01:01I'll be around if you guys need anything.
01:02Just let me know.
01:03Thank you, Austin.
01:04Thanks.
01:05Uh, Peter, it's a pleasure to meet you.
01:07I'm really excited to be shooting with you today.
01:10I've seen some of your work and it's fantastic.
01:12Yes, yes, let's, uh, let's get you on set.
01:16If you want to go and sit in this chair over here.
01:18Okay, great.
01:19Um, did you want to take a look at my wardrobe?
01:20I've got the...
01:22No, no.
01:23Let's just get started.
01:25Oh.
01:25Please, right this way.
01:27Okay.
01:34Everything okay?
01:36Yeah, just go ahead and pose.
01:39Anything in particular you want me to do?
01:41Just, uh, put your arms on the side or something.
01:48Wrong.
01:49Something different.
01:56No, no, no.
01:58Models we usually shoot have internal beauty, it's just not here.
02:03I'm, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
02:06Ma'am, I'm just used to working with professionals and you are just not professional.
02:11I'm sorry that you feel that way.
02:14I'm sure if you gave me some sort of direction, I will be able to do what it is that
02:21you want
02:21me to do.
02:22The, uh, light is just not hitting your skin properly.
02:26Wait, what does that mean?
02:28To be honest with you, your skin's a little too dark for my liking.
02:31Are you serious?
02:32Serious is a heart attack.
02:34So if you wouldn't mind leaving...
02:36This is ridiculous.
02:40Austin?
02:42Sir, is everything okay?
02:44What happened?
02:45Where's Chanel?
02:46If you ever bring another dark skinned model onto my set, I'll fire you on the spot.
02:51Sir, I don't understand.
02:53My sets require a certain amount of elegance and African Americans just don't have it.
02:58Okay, sir, that is quite unfair of you to say.
03:01I'm the professional.
03:03You're the assistant.
03:05So you do as I say.
03:08And I'm the man who owns the magazine that you work for.
03:12Oh, Mr. Franklin, I didn't know you were coming by today.
03:16Well, I came because I wanted to see my favorite model, Chanel.
03:21So you can imagine my surprise when I saw her running out in the hall in tears.
03:26Oh, well, I just didn't think she was ideal for the artistic inspiration.
03:31The artistic inspiration being what?
03:36Your racism, maybe?
03:39Mosaic magazine is for women of all shapes, all sizes, and all colors.
03:46And I have never in my life heard a photographer speak to a model that way.
03:51You, my friend, are no longer employed at my magazine.
03:55And I will not be paying you for today.
04:00Sir, please, I'm one of the top photographers in the country.
04:04You can't do this to me.
04:05Uh, in actual fact, I can.
04:08And I will also be speaking to my friends in the industry.
04:12And they won't be hiring you either.
04:14This is outrageous!
04:17Your magazine's down the toilet anyway.
04:20Bye-bye.
04:20Bye-bye.
04:26Oh, Chanel.
04:27I am so sorry about all of that.
04:30But, to make it up to you, I put you on the cover of next month's issue.
04:34What?
04:34Wow!
04:35Yes!
04:36Oh my gosh!
04:38Great.
04:39But who's going to be the photographer?
04:41Well, funny you should ask.
04:43Austin, how would you feel about going from the assistant to lead photographer?
04:50I've seen your work and I think you have a really good eye.
04:52Thank you so much!
04:53Yes!
04:54Uh, when should we get started?
04:55How about right now?
04:57Awesome, let's do it.
04:58Babe, I feel bad because even with my air miles, I could only upgrade one ticket to first class.
05:04What?
05:05I know, but since we're going to Hawaii to celebrate your birthday, I want you to have the first class
05:10ticket.
05:11Oh, honey!
05:11I'll go back and I'll sit back there.
05:14You are so awesome!
05:16Okay, I'll try not to have too much fun about you.
05:20Well, I love you, babe.
05:22And the next time I see you, we're going to be in Hawaii.
05:26Aloha!
05:29Wow!
05:37Excuse me.
05:38Excuse me, ma'am.
05:40I need you to wake up.
05:41I'm woke.
05:42Um, is there a problem?
05:44Yes.
05:44I need to see your ticket.
05:46My ticket?
05:48Because this is first class.
05:51Yes, ma'am.
05:52I'm aware this is first class.
05:54Um, what's your point?
05:55Well, I need to make sure you belong in first class.
05:59Have you asked to see the tickets of these other passengers to ensure that they belong in first class?
06:04I do not need to justify my actions to you.
06:08I do not need to justify my actions to you.
06:08Now, please hand me your ticket.
06:15This ticket belongs to a Mr. Mark Anderson.
06:22And I'm pretty sure that's not you.
06:27I need you to take your belongings and head to the back of the plane where you belong.
06:32For your information, Mark Anderson is my husband.
06:37He's taking me on a trip to Hawaii for my birthday.
06:42He gave me his first class ticket so I could enjoy this flight while he took my ticket and went
06:47back to economy, ma'am.
06:49Well, we will see about that.
06:56Ma'am, your husband is nowhere to be found.
07:01You can have to come with me.
07:03I'm not going anywhere with you.
07:05And how do you even know what my husband looks like?
07:08I know the type of man you would be married to.
07:11What is that supposed to mean?
07:12You know what I mean.
07:14A person like you has no business in first class.
07:18And frankly, I don't believe your husband could have any business in first class either.
07:24This ticket must be a fake.
07:27What?
07:29You know, I haven't heard you speaking to any other passengers on this flight the way you're speaking to me.
07:36Would this misunderstanding have anything to do with the color of my skin?
07:41Why do you people always have to be so difficult?
07:45No.
07:46Your belligerence has forced me to contact the captain.
07:51There will be police when he arrives at the terminal.
07:55Do I make myself clear?
07:57Now get your stuff and follow me.
08:10Excuse me.
08:11What's going on?
08:12Oh, nothing to be concerned about, sir.
08:15I'm escorting this woman to the back of the plane.
08:18Well, considering that this woman is my wife, I'd say there is something to be concerned about.
08:24What's going on?
08:25I guess you shouldn't make assumptions about what my husband could have possibly looked like, should you?
08:31So you're assuming that because my wife isn't white, that she doesn't deserve or cheated to get into first class?
08:38Here's what you're going to do.
08:39You're going to take her back to her seat in first class while you still have a job.
08:43Oh, really? And what are you going to do about it? You can't tell me how to do my job.
08:48Hey, sorry to interrupt, guys, but ma'am, I want to let you know that I recorded the little incident
08:54that happened earlier between you two, and it is going viral on the internet right now.
08:59You are not looking too good, and you might want to think about getting a new job.
09:04I need to call my husband.
09:09Wow. Thank you so much.
09:13It was totally uncalled for the way she was treating you, ma'am, and really racist, too.
09:17I hope you guys just have a good rest of your flight.
09:20Thank you so much for your help.
09:22There's still a lot of flight left.
09:24Why don't you go enjoy first class, because I think you've earned it.
09:30I think I have, too.
09:32Okay, I will.
09:34Guess he'll be serving me.
09:36I had all these channels and nothing to watch.
09:42Jeez, man.
09:44Ryan, why are you dressed?
09:45We're interviewing the potential babysitter today.
09:48Oh, right.
09:49That's today.
09:50Great.
09:51I mean, we're interviewing her.
09:53Does it really matter what I'm wearing?
09:54What do I got to get all dressed up for?
09:56I mean, it's kind of disrespectful to interview someone wearing sweatpants and an old t-shirt.
10:01Oh, my gosh.
10:01Who cares?
10:02It's my Sunday.
10:03I'll dress how I want to.
10:04Besides, why can't you just quit your job and watch Emma full-time?
10:08Why do we need a babysitter?
10:10Ryan, we've been over this.
10:11I'm not quitting my job.
10:12I loved my job.
10:13Sarah, you are a seventh grade English teacher.
10:17What's there to love about that?
10:18Besides, you don't even make that much money anyway.
10:21Ryan, I love teaching and you knew that when you married me.
10:23Yeah, well, when we got married, I thought things were going to change.
10:27So...
10:27I gave you a baby six months ago, that's a pretty big change if you ask me.
10:32Yeah, well, the fact that it won't stop crying really makes me question whether it's even mine.
10:36That must be her.
10:49Hi!
10:50You must be Teresa.
10:51Yes, and you must be Sarah.
10:53Yes, come on in and meet the family.
10:58Alright, Teresa, feel free to take a seat and tell us a little bit about yourself.
11:03Yeah, I'm originally from Atlanta, Georgia.
11:06I'm the eldest of five siblings.
11:09I've always loved, you know, taking care of babies and children.
11:14So I was working at a daycare right out of a high school for about 10 years.
11:19And my husband had a job offer here in Charleston.
11:22So I'm just, you know, really enjoying the area.
11:25Amazing!
11:25I mean, you sound perfect with a job.
11:28So, our little girl, her name is Emma.
11:30Six months, and I'm-
11:31I'm gonna stop you right there, babe.
11:33I don't mean to be the bearer of bad news, but I really don't think this is gonna work out.
11:38Honey, what are you talking about?
11:41Yeah, did I say something to offend you?
11:43Call me crazy, but I really...
11:46Honestly, I don't trust people like you.
11:49People like me?
11:50Yeah, I mean, come on, there's a lot of valuable stuff in here, right?
11:54Jewelry, watches, electronics, things that could be sold real easily and, you know, stolen.
11:59I mean, come on.
12:01You know what?
12:03I don't need to listen to this racist nonsense from you.
12:07I'm out of here.
12:11Oh, come on, don't give me that look.
12:13Come on, the only reason I said it is because I know you won't.
12:15Somebody has to protect this family.
12:17I cannot believe you.
12:23Theresa! Theresa, wait, please!
12:27What? What do you want?
12:29I am so sorry about the way my husband was speaking to you.
12:33Is there any way I could convince you to take the job?
12:36There is no way I'm working for that man.
12:38You won't have to.
12:40But he's your husband.
12:41Not for long.
12:42Come with me.
12:47Hey, what is she still doing here?
12:50She is going to be my babysitter.
12:53And you are going to get out of this house.
12:56What?
12:57What are you talking about?
12:58I want a divorce.
13:00I'm sick of your racist, disgusting prejudice in just awful ways.
13:05And by the way, if you forgot, this house isn't my name.
13:08So what I suggest you do is find a hotel or a motel and get all your crap tomorrow.
13:13You're really going to divorce me because of something I said to a stupid babysitter?
13:16I mean, come on, we have a daughter. Did you forget, or...?
13:21No, of course I remember, and that's exactly why I'm doing this,
13:24because I don't want any of your hatred to wash up on her.
13:28No, no, you can't do this to me.
13:30She just did. So why don't you get your stuff out of here?
13:35Fine. But I guarantee you're going to want me back.
13:41Excuse me.
13:47I am so sorry that you had to witness that and everything that he said to you.
13:53It's all right. Sadly, I've dealt with people like him before.
13:56I'm so sorry.
13:59If you're interested, I'd love for you to meet Emma.
14:02I think she stayed asleep during this whole thing.
14:04I'd love to.
14:05Okay, right this way.
14:09Incomitant.
14:11I don't know, my staff is out of here.
14:12Hi, ma'am. Welcome in.
14:14Can I get you started with some water or anything else?
14:18Yeah, the only thing you can get me started with is a new waiter.
14:24Oh, I'm sorry. Is there a problem?
14:27Yeah, there's obviously a problem.
14:29I just asked you for a new waiter. Like, now.
14:32Do you mind if I ask why?
14:35I don't want to catch the virus from you.
14:38Okay, I know that it's people like you and your aunts and your uncles who brought those germs over from
14:43your homeland, alright?
14:46So, you're saying you don't want me as your server because I'm Asian?
14:51Okay, buddy.
14:52I know everyone is so woke, so PC these days, right?
14:57But people like me are not afraid to tell it like it is.
15:00Really say the truth, okay?
15:01And the truth is that people like you make me sick.
15:05Wow.
15:06Okay.
15:07I don't know what to tell you, ma'am.
15:09I don't have the power to switch tables or waiters, so...
15:12Then get me your manager.
15:14Okay.
15:17Ugh.
15:20Hello, ma'am.
15:21I hear there's a problem here, is that correct?
15:23Yes.
15:24It is.
15:25Okay, I need another server right now.
15:28Um, okay.
15:29Well, here's the story.
15:31Uh, I only have two servers in the restaurant today and my other server right now is on a break.
15:37Um, can I ask what the problem is?
15:39Well, yeah.
15:40Have you heard of the virus?
15:41Okay, it was his people who started it.
15:43Ma'am, I was born in Orange County.
15:45My parents are Korean.
15:46We had nothing to do with the virus.
15:47It's all the same.
15:49All you people are the same.
15:52Oh, okay.
15:52Well, ma'am, here's the deal.
15:54Um, if you want to eat here, Nate is going to have to be your server.
15:59But if not, it will be totally fine if you leave.
16:06Fine.
16:07But don't expect a tip.
16:10Alright.
16:10Well, enjoy your meal.
16:12Good luck.
16:13Thanks.
16:15Alright, ma'am.
16:16Can I start you with something to drink?
16:18Uh, yeah.
16:19I'll take an iced tea, I guess.
16:22Uh, could you just wear gloves while you serve me, please?
16:27Sure.
16:27I'll check to see if we have some gloves in the back.
16:30Good.
16:34Alright, ma'am.
16:35Here is your iced tea.
16:36Okay.
16:37Did you touch that glass with your hands before you put your gloves on?
16:41No, ma'am.
16:42I did not.
16:43Ugh.
16:44Good.
16:44Because I don't want any nasty germs on my glass.
16:48Okay.
16:48Uh, could I get your order?
16:50Uh, yeah.
16:50I'll take the garden salad.
16:52Mmm.
16:53Excellent choice, ma'am.
16:54I'll be right back with that.
16:56Great.
16:57Make it quick.
16:57Okay.
16:59I didn't even write it down.
17:02Alright, ma'am.
17:03Here is your garden salad.
17:05That took you long enough.
17:10This country is just going down the tubes.
17:14Don't let anybody in.
17:25Ma'am.
17:26Ma'am.
17:27Ma'am.
17:27Are you okay?
17:28Please stand up.
17:29Please stand up.
17:29I'm going to try to help you.
17:30Alright?
17:31Calm down.
17:31It's okay.
17:31I'm going to give you the Heimlich.
17:32Here we go.
17:33One, two, three.
17:36Ma'am.
17:36Are you okay?
17:38You alright?
17:39Get your hands off of me.
17:41I do not give you permission to give me your virus.
17:44Ma'am.
17:44I literally just saved your life.
17:46Oh, do not go trying to play some hero.
17:49Please.
17:50Ma'am.
17:50Ma'am.
17:50Are you okay?
17:51I just saw that Nate was giving you the Heimlich.
17:53Do you need an ambulance?
17:54I'm completely fine, but you may have a lawsuit on your hands.
17:57I'm sorry.
17:57What?
17:58Yeah.
17:59I did not give this virus lover permission to put his hands on me.
18:03Lady.
18:04He just saved your life.
18:06That is your word against mine, mister.
18:08It actually isn't.
18:09See, I have cameras all over this place.
18:11We have the whole thing videotaped.
18:14Oh.
18:15Oh.
18:15Is right.
18:16I think it's time for you to leave now.
18:18I'm not even done eating myself.
18:20I don't care.
18:21I don't want people with your vile and sick attitudes in my restaurant any longer.
18:27Now you can get out.
18:28I am leaving you a terrible review.
18:31That is fantastic.
18:32Now go.
18:33My pleasure.
18:38Whoa.
18:40Nate, ma'am.
18:41I am so sorry about that.
18:43Don't worry about it, Dan.
18:44It's not the first time that's happened.
18:47I hope it is the last time.
18:50Um, listen.
18:53Why don't you just go on a break?
18:54I feel like you have deserved it.
18:57Thank you, boss.
18:58Appreciate you.
19:01I'm telling you, I didn't do anything.
19:03You have the wrong guy.
19:05Why?
19:05Oh, okay.
19:06So you just happened to randomly be hiding in a bush next to the store that got robbed?
19:12I'm telling you, I'm homeless.
19:14Alright, I had a tent set up there because it was in the shade.
19:17And I bet if we searched that tent, we'd find the stolen watch and probably ten other things that have
19:21gone missing in the area.
19:23No, ma'am, you won't.
19:24Can you please just let me out of here?
19:26Nice try.
19:27From the second I spotted you creeping around the crime scene, I knew it was you.
19:32Easiest arrest of my life.
19:33What?
19:33How could you possibly tell that I was a thief just from seeing me look around?
19:37Oh, please.
19:38People like you are all the same.
19:41Looking for handouts and trying to take the easy way out rather than putting in the work to pulling yourself
19:46back up.
19:46It's honestly crazy that we haven't arrested all of you.
19:49Nothing about my life is easy.
19:52And trust me, I am more than willing to work for my way if someone would just give me the
19:57chance.
19:57Yeah, okay, you know what, enough of your excuses.
19:59You can try all you want with this sob story tactic, but it's not gonna work on me.
20:05Please, I'm not trying to convince you of anything, but the truth, I really am homeless and I really am
20:11innocent.
20:11I have no sympathy for someone who's made so many poor decisions that they ruined their life.
20:17You did this to yourself and I'm just here to bring out justice.
20:22Justice?
20:24Who do you think you are?
20:25Do you think you're Batman or something?
20:27Oh, so we're talking back now.
20:29You know what?
20:30If I were you, I would be a little less concerned with cracking jokes and a little bit more concerned
20:34with how you're gonna get a lawyer to represent you when you can't steal that from a store.
20:40Ma'am, I'm sorry.
20:42I wasn't trying to crack jokes and please, this is all just a huge, huge misunderstanding.
20:48I promise I can explain exactly where I was and what I was doing at the time of the crime.
20:54Yeah, and guess what?
20:56I'm not gonna believe you.
20:57You know why?
20:58Because I trust my instincts and they're telling me that you're a terrible person, desperate to do anything to continue
21:05his miserable life.
21:07Now come with me, we're gonna go see the Chief of Police and you can talk to them.
21:12Justice!
21:13Come on!
21:14Ow!
21:15Arise!
21:15Yes, come on!
21:25Alright, so it says here you've been arrested once before at Glacier Park?
21:29Yes, I uh, I was sleeping on one of the park benches and they arrested me for it.
21:36Should've locked you up while we had the chance.
21:39I'm sorry that happened.
21:41Have you been living around the city for a long time?
21:43Unfortunately, I've been homeless for about six months now.
21:46From homeless to thief in six months?
21:48That's pretty quick.
21:49I told you I'm not a thief!
21:51That's what we're trying to establish here today, alright?
21:54Can you tell me how you found yourself next to the convenience store?
21:57Yeah, I mean, it's a bit of a long story.
22:00Um, but essentially I had a friend who I was staying with and he let me sleep on his couch
22:05and things were going okay, but unfortunately he got sick and needed medical care.
22:12At an outside facility, so I ended up having to leave.
22:15Alright, this is getting ridiculous.
22:20Okay, so you were staying at a friend's house and then where'd you go after that?
22:23After I left my friends, I picked up a job at the diner downtown.
22:27I was working as a backup chef for a little while, but it was mostly just janitorial duties.
22:32You know, cleaning plates and stuff like that.
22:34Why did you leave?
22:36I didn't. Business wasn't doing too good and management wasn't able to keep paying me,
22:42so unfortunately I lost that job.
22:44Typical. Blame it all on the management.
22:47You know, you were probably slacking and got fired for being lazy.
22:51Lauren, that's enough.
22:52Please continue.
22:54Well, I couldn't go back to my buddy's place and like I said, I just lost my job,
22:58so I went to the homeless shelter to see if there was anything I could do there to help.
23:04Another place for you to clearly leech off of.
23:09What happened at the homeless shelter? They didn't have any room for you to stay with them?
23:13I thought maybe with my experience at the diner, I could help in the homeless shelter kitchen
23:17and make some food for everybody.
23:19I did work there for a while and it felt really good to help,
23:23but funding for the shelter was extremely low and they ended up scraping the entire kitchen
23:28and housing aspects altogether.
23:30It's just a clothing donation center now.
23:32I mean, this is literally becoming a novel at this point.
23:35Can we just get to the point of where you entered the convenience store and robbed the owner?
23:40I told you, I didn't rob anyone.
23:42Okay, let's not jump to any conclusions or make any accusations that we can't verify.
23:47Sir, you've been doing a lot of moving around over the past six months.
23:51Why were you next to the store that was robbed this morning?
23:56Well, I knew the area had a lot of foot traffic with all of the shopping happening, you know?
24:01And I'm not proud of it, but I was hoping I could maybe get some donations from people walking along
24:06the street.
24:07I mean, I know I couldn't be right on the sidewalk, so I'd set myself up in the shaded area
24:12behind the store.
24:13I mean, it was a really hot day that day.
24:16I had just woken up that morning and was getting myself together
24:19when out of nowhere this officer came up to me and started accusing me of stealing.
24:23Cry me a river. You know what? I've heard enough.
24:26We already have you at the scene of the crime.
24:28You even just admitted it yourself that you were looking to make money off people in the area.
24:33Just save us all this time and admit you did it.
24:36Ma'am, I will never do that because I never did anything wrong.
24:39You're desperate. One look at you and your clothes tell me that you would do anything for a bit of
24:44cash.
24:45Honestly, I'm surprised that you were able to hide from us for so long.
24:48I've already contacted the department to seize your belongings and I'm sure it's just a matter of time before we
24:54find the stolen watch.
24:57Please, officers. I just want to go. I promise you I didn't do anything.
25:05Jamie, I want to believe you. I really do.
25:07But we're going to have to keep you here just a little longer, unfortunately, until we can verify what you're
25:11saying is true.
25:12I'm going to go do some checks on what you told us here today.
25:15Do you mind telling me the name of the homeless shelter you stayed at and the name of your friend
25:18that you were staying with prior to all of this?
25:20Sure, sure. It's Wings of Hope homeless shelter and my friend's name is Roger.
25:28Roger? There's got to be a thousand Rogers. What's the last name?
25:32His last name is Moran.
25:34Mmm. Okay. I'm going to step outside and see what I can find out to verify this story.
25:38Meanwhile, Lauren is going to keep asking you some questions.
25:42Lauren, maybe we can get some more information about what he saw at the convenience store.
25:46Sure.
25:47I'll be back.
25:50I swear, you and your whole group of people just don't have the family values to keep yourself from ending
25:56up on the streets.
25:57And then you resort to robbing and stealing and making all of us have to pay for your lack of
26:04proper upbringing.
26:05Proper upbringing?
26:07Man, what are you saying? You have no idea what my family background is. Are you seriously saying that I'm
26:13homeless because of the color of my skin?
26:15Hey, all I'm saying is if the shoe fits, wear it. What kind of people do you see out there
26:21on the streets?
26:22All kinds of people of every race and ethnic background. And that shouldn't even matter. We're all people at the
26:28end of the day. We all deserve the respect and compassion that anyone else will receive.
26:32I call it how I see it. And right now, I see a good-for-nothing thief who is selfish
26:38and clearly desperate enough to put other people in danger to get what he wants.
26:43You and all of your friends leeching off society need to just disappear somewhere and die.
26:49Alright, that's enough.
26:50You cannot talk to this man this way. What you're saying is utterly terrible.
26:55Officer Clement, I was just trying to expose him for the criminal that he is.
26:58No, you weren't. I've had just about enough of your racist and prejudiced way of thinking. This man is just
27:04as much a human being as you and I are and deserves to be treated fairly and kindly.
27:09But what if he is the thief? Are we still treating him with kindness or whatever?
27:14It's innocent until proven otherwise, Lauren. We can take people's statements, but you have no right to be so cruel
27:19and unfair to anyone. This man is free to go.
27:22What? No, he's not. If you let him go, I'll have you arrested for impeding an investigation.
27:29Yeah, nice try. The police department on the other side of town just sent out a notice that they caught
27:33someone who had the watch in their possession. This man is innocent.
27:36What? But no.
27:39Save it, Lauren. You're a horrible person and police officer who clearly should not be in this line of work.
27:45Don't expect to report in on Monday.
27:46You're getting me fired over this homeless guy.
27:50You're going to be fired because you lack the ability to see people as humans and treat them with the
27:54respect they deserve.
27:55I can't believe this!
28:01I'm so sorry that you've had to go through all of this.
28:05Honestly, officer, it's okay. I'm just glad it's resolved. Is it okay if I go now?
28:11Yes, you may. But before you do, I just wanted to let you know I have a friend that owns
28:16a small restaurant and they're looking for help.
28:18I'd be happy to connect you two if you'd like.
28:20Really?
28:22Oh my god. Thank you. I would really appreciate that.
28:26Absolutely. Of course. I'm happy to help. Thank you for your time today.
28:29Thank you. Thank you so much.
28:32Absolutely. Take care.
28:33Alright.
28:38You look beautiful tonight, Cassandra.
28:41Aw, thank you, Tate. You look really nice too. I'm glad you asked me out tonight.
28:45Of course.
28:46I'm glad you said yes. Honestly, I wasn't sure if you wanted to keep seeing me after our last date.
28:51I know I can be a bit awkward at times, but you know, it took a lot of courage to
28:55text you that night.
28:57I'm glad you asked. Honestly, I wasn't sure either, but I'm really glad we're here.
29:03You're super easy to talk to and I feel really comfortable with you.
29:07I'm happy to hear that. It's not often you meet someone who just clicks.
29:11Well, listen, I've got a little something for you. Just a little something to show you my appreciation.
29:16Wait, you got me something already? On our third date? You are full of surprises.
29:27I mean, it's not much, but I figured it's a sweet gesture. Thought you might like it.
29:33I like it. Thank you. You didn't have to, but I'm glad you did.
29:41Of course. I wanted to. Listen, I'll be right back. I just need to use the bathroom for a second.
29:58Hey, sweetie. How's everything going? You're eating alone today?
30:01Oh, no. My date went to the bathroom, but he'll be back soon.
30:05Ooh, nice. A date? You go, girl. I love seeing couples enjoying themselves.
30:12Yeah, it's been going really well so far. I think we have a real connection.
30:17Oh, I can't wait to meet him. I bet he's super hot. Just like you.
30:23Uh, thank you.
30:25Ooh, is that from the guy?
30:28Oh, yeah, it is. He's sweet.
30:31Aw, that's so cute. I can't wait to see how this date unfolds.
30:38Everything okay?
30:41Yeah, everything's fine.
30:43Are you ready to order?
30:44Yeah, sure. Let me just check something, um...
30:47You're dating him?
30:49Um, yeah. What's the problem?
30:51I just never thought someone like you would end up with someone like him.
30:57What do you mean by that?
30:59Oh, nothing. I just didn't expect it. That's all.
31:03That's so not okay. You can't judge us like that.
31:08It's just that he looks so different from you.
31:12And what do you mean by that? What's wrong with him looking different?
31:15I mean, you're so... Well, we're just so much alike, you know? Same values, same background. But him? He's different.
31:28What does different mean?
31:30Yeah, what's wrong with being different?
31:33Well, my family taught me that you should only date and marry people who are like you. You know, people
31:40who share your values, your background. And people who are different should just stick to their own.
31:47Are you serious? In this day and age, people actually think like that?
31:52This is unbelievable. You can't be serious. There's no place for that kind of thinking anymore. No, I want to
31:58talk to the manager right now.
31:59Well, you can call the manager if you want, but he'll take my side.
32:04Unbelievable.
32:05I don't even know how to respond to that.
32:10Sorry.
32:11It's fine.
32:13It's not fine.
32:19What seems to be the problem here?
32:20Uh, Allison here has been making racially insensitive comments to us, and we're an interracial couple, and she's acting like
32:27it's some kind of issue.
32:28Yeah, she was friendly at first, but then she said some awful things about Tate just because he's Asian.
32:34Is that right, Allison?
32:36No, no, that's not what I meant. I was just being friendly with Cassandra, you know? Talking to her about
32:42the date. I didn't realize there weren't a date at first, but then when I found out, I was trying
32:48to be supportive.
32:49But then when I saw what Tate looked like, I mean, they're just so different from each other, you know?
32:54I couldn't just ignore it.
32:56I can't accept that they're doing that here in the restaurant. I still don't understand the problem here.
33:05Yeah. Can you explain yourself better? All I hear are just racist excuses.
33:09I just think it's, well, the country is changing. Things are getting worse with all this mass immigration, people coming
33:18in from different cultures, trying to impose their ways on ours. It's just not what we're used to.
33:23So now you're blaming me for changing the country because I'm dating an Asian man? Seriously?
33:32Also, I'm American. My entire family is from here. You're being ignorant. You're treating me like I don't belong here
33:38just because of how I look.
33:40You need to do something about this because at this point, this is unacceptable.
33:45I get it. Allison was out of line. She's been acting totally inappropriate, but she's one of my best employees
33:53I have here.
33:54She's reliable, and I can't afford to lose her, especially today. Look, there's a new investor coming any minute, and
34:03I can't have any issues today.
34:04I need everything to go smoothly. No drama. This place needs to look perfect.
34:10Well, actually, it's too late for that. I'm the investor. I'm the one you've been trying to impress today.
34:16I decided to bring a date along because I thought it'd be a good way to see how this place
34:19runs.
34:20But after this, well, this obviously isn't a restaurant I would want to invest in.
34:26I'm so sorry. This is completely unacceptable. I apologize on Allison's behalf.
34:33Come on now. That's clearly not enough. You have to do something about this.
34:37Yeah, Cassandra's right. Apologies don't cut it. If you want my investment, you'll fire her right now.
34:42Nicholas, please. I need this job. Please don't do this. I'll make it right.
34:47I'm sorry, Allison. But the business comes first.
34:54Thanks. Here. I think you may need this more than I do.
35:06I'm sorry. This will not happen again.
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