The Bert Show.

Here's a little bit of the show from Sunday night after the Super Bowl undercover boss on CBS. When you're a female out here working on a garbage truck, this is our outhouse. That's our little peat. That's it. That's it. You obviously can't keep breaking off route all the time to go use the restroom. That would add all kinds of time onto the route. Every time I have to go to the bathroom, I'd have to break off road. Wow. You pee in a can? You okay with that? Well, I guess I have to be. I mean, I was just struck. How do our female drivers deal with being out on the road, you know, when nature calls. I feel like a male chauvinist or something.

I mean, I've never thought about it.

So that was the owner of the company.

And he changed policy, right?

He changed policy, yeah.

Because their mail drivers just go in people's yards.

Mm-hmm.

Or at the windows of driving down the road, you know.

Here is Kobe Brooks from Atlanta, but now he is

the CEO and president of Hooters. Hey, Kobe. Good morning, Atlanta. How are you, man? I'm great.

We're very intrigued by the show. You know, I've only seen the commercials, some of the women on the show

shot this week. The thing that I didn't understand while I was

watching it is how do the employees know that there are cameras around, correct?

Yes, they're very well aware. There's probably, I don't know, 15 while we're shooting.

So what do they think the cameras are there for? They think that they're there for a premise of a documentary of a entry-level employee

coming in to try something different than he's otherwise accustomed to.

Okay, so that said, even though this manager of Hooters knew the cameras were around, knew

he was going to be on TV, he still did some pretty inappropriate things that you saw while you were on the show? Uh, he did. He did. And, uh, you know, I don't think, I don't think he thought what he was doing was really bad. I thought he, I think that he thought it was sort of cute in a way, but, uh, obviously it wasn't. Um, but, uh, yeah, that, did that while the cameras were rolling.

And for those that haven't seen the commercial,

what exactly was he making those employees do?

If you wanted to be cut off the floor early,

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