Man FAKES His RESUME To Get Job, He Instantly Regrets It | Dhar Mann

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That's why during the interview I always tell the truth even about my knowledge and skills, not just education. It is better to be honest than pretend on a skill that you don't know.

This is adult Mikey. 😅

Break the flipper."..."Whats a flipper?" 😂

Break the flipper I’m dying 🤣🤣🤣

Every comment be like: “Let’s take a moment to appreciate how amazing Dhar Manns videos are” or something slightly different.I think. Sooo manyyyyyy likessssss tysm

I can't help but feel bad for this young man after everything else going downhill for him but he really shouldn't have lied about his work experience the way he did. They should make a Part 2 of this particular video to see if he finally learns his lesson and gets his act together by getting a real job so that he could eventually afford such a nice place. A Part 2 to this would be interesting please!!

bro turned into mickey mouse 13:43

True Story: when I started working at restaurants at 17 I started as a server at a local restaurant for 7 months. Then at 18 applied for a prep-cook position at Outback Steakhouse but the manager said that she denied my application because I didn’t have “enough experience.” For real though, how can you get more experience when your trying to find it by getting the job? It doesn’t make sense. I mean do you they want us to work at fast food places where they hire anybody to get that experience? So I decided the lie in my application for another prep-cook position at a different place by adding more months to make it look I worked for more than a year, and I got the job. I did so well that a year later I was promoted to line-cook, and now I updated my resume back to all my restaurant experience in both corporate and fine-dining with changing my serving experience back to 7 months. I lived Happily Ever After to this day Sometimes you gotta lie to get noticed, but lying about being in an industry you were never involved with is so stupid and horrible. The guy could’ve ruined the whole building and everybody would’ve been homeless.

The moral of this story is: You should never pretend to be someone that you're not. If you try to impress someone by faking to be somebody that you're truly not; they will soon find out who you really are. Lying is never the right thing to do and it can only make matters worse for yourself. Your actions will always have a way of coming back to you. Keep up the great work Dhar.

“Break the flipper” 🤣😂😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

My dad is a Licensed Contractor and I showed him this video and he was correcting Tim all the way to the end of the video he was saying everything he was doing wrong It was so funny to see him do that

The guy who played the role of Tim is AWESOME! I loved his acting! Feature him in more future videos, Dhar!

"Your actions always have a way of coming back to you" What a life lesson from Dhar Mann!

Dhar, please make an extended cut of this video. I want to see when Tim gets arrested by police for faking his résumé and causing a whole disaster in Gerald's house.

Is this mike and jay grown up ?? Kidding but good video!

17:35 man holds phone upside down to call Kathy lmfao

"We're not just telling stories, we're faking resumes to get jobs!" - Dhar Mann

If I see the “Every time I get a like I eat a burger” I would flip out!!!😅😅😅 👇

15:18 He growls like a zombie