Meanwhile in Amerikkka, people watch a show called Undercover Boss where a multimillionaire "executive" struggles to be a worker in a restaurant/factory/etc.
Part of the show, probably predetermined by the show's producers, shows them helping an employee that is a single parent, victim of the US healthcare system, or aspiring college student, by giving them money/house/car/tuition. As if helping one person changes how they treat the rest of the workers.
The Saturday Night Live (star wars) undercover boss with Adam Driver was the last I heard of this show, I don't know if it's still on the air. The skit was typical SNL schlock, but it at least made fun of the show's premise. MadTV would have done it better.
Meanwhile in Amerikkka, people watch a show called Undercover Boss where a multimillionaire "executive" struggles to be a worker in a restaurant/factory/etc.
Part of the show, probably predetermined by the show's producers, shows them helping an employee that is a single parent, victim of the US healthcare system, or aspiring college student, by giving them money/house/car/tuition. As if helping one person changes how they treat the rest of the workers.
The Saturday Night Live (star wars) undercover boss with Adam Driver was the last I heard of this show, I don't know if it's still on the air. The skit was typical SNL schlock, but it at least made fun of the show's premise. MadTV would have done it better.
Only the good die young