Everyone's Fired

Everyone's Fired or You're Fired is most likely a Running gag/Catchphrase in the OverSimplified Series whenever the leader or the boss fired them for doing a bad job or most likely relieved them which removes them from their duty. This Phrase appeared for the first time in The Falklands - MiniWars 1, The American Revolution,The Cold War,Henry VIII (episode),The American Civil War, Prohibition, The Napoleonic Wars(Opposite) and The Pig Warthumb|Everyone's Fired
== Lines appeared in the Video ==
* The Falklands video have Louis XV said this line as Étienne François, Duc de Choiseul wanted to go to war and the king said that is he is insane.
** Louis XV: 1. You're insane. You're fired.
* The American Revolution have George III said it 3 times in a row where the first time he said it when he fired General Gage.
** Oversimplified: So King George fired General Gage and Replaced him with General William Howe.
* The 2nd time he said it is when General Howe Failed because Howe thinks he did a good job taking Philadelphia even though Burgoyne lost at Saratoga.
** Howe: Hey, George. Didn't I do a great job? Taking Philadelphia and all? Hmm? Didn't I-
** George III: You're Fired. (lol)
* The 3rd he said is Different as he Uttered, "Everyone's Fired" When the British Army surrendered.
** Oversimplified: The war just isn't worth it and it needed to end now.
* The Cold war have Harry S. Truman said that line when he fired Douglas MacArthur because Truman rejected Macarthur's plan to nuke china at the Korean war.
** MacArthur: Nuke them!
** Truman: No!
** Macarthur: Nuke Them!
** Truman: NO!
** MacArthur: Aw, come on!
** Truman: You're Fired.
* In Henry VIII, Henry said that line when he removed Wolsey from the Court for his failures.
** Oversimplified: For his failures, Henry removed Wolsey from the court.
* In Both Parts of the American Civil war, Lincoln said it to fire George B. McClellan in Part 1 when McClellan refused to chase Robert E. Lee.
** Lincoln: He's on the run, chase him down and finish them off.
** McClellan: No.
** Lincoln: You know what old buddy old pal, you're fired.
* And in Part 2 where he relieved Joseph Hooker in the army of the Potomac.
** Oversimplified: Back in Washington, Lincoln once again, wanted a new general to take command.
* In Prohibition, Jerry's Boss said that line when he suspects Jerry for Drinking at work and Jerry responded that he did all the work done and the others are drunk so he fired him and smack him with a bottle.
** Jerry's Boss: Wait a minute! (sniffs) What's that smell? Have you been drinking at work?
** Jerry: No Sir! I would never...
** Jerry's Boss: Well, why not?! Everyone else is doing it!
** Jerry: But I got all my work done...
** Jerry's Boss: You're fired! *smacks Jerry with a bottle, and the drunken workers cheer.*
* In The Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon said the Opposite of this, He said it when he hired someone to help him run the republic
** Oversimplified: And Napoleon could get the cream of the crop to help him run the republic!
* In The Pig War, Harney Said this to Hunt after Winfield Scott left and get Pickett to go back to the island
** Harney: Is he gone?
** Pickett: I think so.
** Harney: Good, Hunt, You're Fired!
* In the Second Punic War, in Part 1 where the Carthage enraged on a defeat of the First Punic war and when the mercenaries attacked their leader and Jim cheered on him which causes the leader to shout this line which causes a Leader to get fired.
** Jim: Way to go, sir.
** Carthaginian Leader: Shut up Jim! You're Fired!
** Jim: I guess that makes the two of us.
** *then the leader gets burned to death, screaming*
* Later in the video, a Carthaginian said the opposite line "You're Hired" to the mercenaries as to fight the ones they cannot pay.
** Oversimplified: The panicked Carthaginians hired more mercenaries.
* Later again, when Oversimplified Explains about losing more men, it became different in modern days like when a General loses more men, the commander fires them and depants them (on live TV).
** Oversimplified: Any Modern Generals who lost half their men to mountains would be immediately fired, and possibly depants on live TV.
* And then it appeared again in Part 2, but its an opposite version, You're Hired when the romans are hiring the people to war at the WAR HQ
** Oversimplified: To gather them in required, two-thirds of them ended up being completely inexperienced. But how much experience does it take to be an expendable war fodder.
== People who said that line to who ==
* Louis XV to Étienne François, duc de Choiseul (The Falklands)
* George III to General Gage(Once)(Part 1) and General Howe(Opposite and Original) and most likely everyone else(Part 2)(American Revolution)
* Harry S. Truman to Douglas MacArthur(Part 1)(Cold war)
* Henry VIII to Thomas Wolsey(Henry VIII)
* Abraham Lincoln to George B. McClellan(Part 1) and Joseph Hooker(Part 2)(American Civil war)
* Jerry's Boss to Jerry(Prohibition)
* Boris Yeltsin to Mikhail Gorbachev(Alternate version,Combined with "No I'm in charge!")
* Napoleon Bonaparte to A Graduated French Student(Napoleonic wars)(Opposite version)
* William S. Harney to Captain Hunt(The Pig War)
* A Carthaginian Leader to Jim(The Second Punic War)(Part 1)
* A Panicked Carthaginian to a Mercenary(Opposite version)(Part 1)
* Modern Commander to Modern General(Part 1)
* A Roman Soldier to a Roman(Opposite Version)(Part 2)
== Trivia ==
* An Alternate version of this is in The War of the Bucket as this line was You Can't Depose Me, You're Deposed!
* Another Alternate version of this is combined with No I'm In Charge! which appeared in the Cold War part 2 said by Boris Yeltsin (Yeltsin: You're No Longer in charge, I am!)
* An Opposite version was said by King George III in part 1 of american revolution "You're Hired" to Howe after he fired general gage and Napoleon Later said that To a Graduated French Student
* According to the Union general, He said that he wanted Lincoln to fire Ulysses S. Grant for throwing his men at the enemy and also being drunk, but Lincoln refused and forced the men to send Grant more whiskey.
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