I prefer neither. When I was in the south, people talked up chick-fil-a like it could cure cancer or would throw you into an entire body orgasm when you ate it. I was so sorely disappointed in the flavor after all the hype... I can't do it. It's mediocre at best.
That Butt Drugs commercial was one of a few that Rhett and Link did with some small town businesses, they are all pretty good. This was back before they went woke.
Looked it up - that delivery guy was a couple of weeks ago, in Texas. He was a door dash employee. He was fired right away, and door dash gave the homeowner $80 in credit to be used on future deliveries....
Really? they gave them $80? I had my food delivered to the wrong address, and was told to go walk my neighborhood to look for my food. I told them no just send me fresh food with a different driver and tell them to read the address. I waited outside for my food. When the driver showed up she started screaming at me out her window before she even stopped her car. She called me every name in the book and told me next time to drive and get my own food while calling me even more names. Of course I reported her and they didn't do anything. The next day I woke up and my throat was on fire. I got Covid and almost died. They didn't care. Not even a coupon.
My experience as a restaurant server is that even the most well-behaved small children (👶🏻1-3 years old) last a *maximum* of 45 minutes before they get restless and need a change of scenery. Kudos to parents for getting out of the house and coming out for a family meal, brief as it may be. Always there is the confetti of cracker crumbs or rice on the carpet afterward. No problem -- I'll gladly clean it up. Glad you came out! I am not a lenient person when it comes to children. But it's just where they are at, at that age.
Glad to hear it. I am willing to pick up my own mess, but like most places, you guys have the equipment, and it has to just be part of the job. Not just with kids. My assumption would be that they don't want customers doing it. I know we don't in my job.
Good viewpoint and thank you. Many people forget that we were all kids at one point. As for how to handle it - Always leave additional tip for the staff when your kids are messy. It's the right thing to do.
Agree, never took my kids as toddlers to an upscale restaurant. They are too small to sit for long. Common sense. If there wasn’t choice and we were traveling we would get take out find a bench or nice sea wall and they could eat than move around with out disturbing other diners. In addition we cleaned our mess up wherever we were.
my wife 5.3 always moves the seat full forward , then when i get in i'm scrunched between the steering wheel and the windshield and cannot feel the settings to get out .
Saw the coolest thing at a restaurant a few years ago... A very nicely dressed family with two very young kids in highchairs finished eating, there was the usual trash under the chairs and the mother asked the server for a broom/dustpan so she could clean up the mess. The server said not to worry but the Mom said "my kids, my mess", server again told her it was fine...so the family gathered up the kids and headed out the door to the very nice car. Once the kids were situated, the Dad came back in, went up to the kid cleaning up the mess and slipped him a twenty for having to deal with that...total class. The look on that kids face was priceless. Not often these days you see someone well-off being so humble.
The LAST place you would expect ANY respect, is from the wealthy, or pseudo wealthy. Their saying seems to be, how do you think I got to be so wealthy, by being generous?
@@peter25681 Those aren't wealthy people. Those are posers. Wealthy people are very friendly and kind. You don't get to the top of the corporate ladder by being a sh!tty person.
@@peter25681 I never got a lot of money from being generous but I do love tipping a lot and donating thousands of dollars to random small charities. I'm a country boy through and through I must say mama raised me right
Tyler, the reason I drive a manual is because my wife doesn't know how to drive one. Always have gas, its clean, and settings always remain in place. Check mate. lol
Did you see the vid of an attempted car- jacking where the lady just got out calmly. The thugs hop in. 2-3 minutes go by. Thugs hop back out, couldn’t drive a stick. Chick gets back in and drives away.
We had a truck in 2000 that had Seat-Set. It set the seat and all the mirrors for 2 different drivers. It has been my favorite vehicle thing ever since. It even beat heated seats, for me. We have had nicer trucks since then, but none had it. I could even crank one of them remotely and another had a built-in dvd player with 2 wireless headphones for the back seat, on the ceiling, but it didn't beat Seat-Set.
Dear Tyler: Skyscrapers and other large structures are DESIGNED to sway. If they weren't, they would eventually collapse from the stresses of wind loading. Fun fact: When the third deck was added to Texas A&M's Kyle Field in 1980, it was designed to sway several feet to either side in order to compensate for the Aggies' tradition of linking up and swaying side to side while singing the Aggie War Hymn. 22,000 people (the third deck's nominal capacity when built) doing that simultaneously imposes an incredible load on a structure. The fact that the stadium in the video clip is swaying is far less terrifying than the alternative!
The army plays it safe and walk across bridges out of step rather than marching in step. Several balconies and such have fallen when dancers did the stomp .😳
My late husband was working in a booth at the World's Fair under Neyland Stadium the day Tennessee beat Alabama for the first time in over a decade. He said he thought the stadium was going to collapse on him from all the jumping and stomping. He said it was a credit to the engineers that it didn't.
Wine production is pretty standardised now, but it wasn't that long ago that one in a hundred bottles would be absolute vinegar when opened, hence the millennia old wine tasting rituals. Taste before you pay has been around since Roman times.
My son has been the only pizza delivery guy in his town (about 2k pop) for a decade. Everyone knows him. One of the big reasons he gets enough tips to pay his bills is because if its a quarter or a 20 he is just as grateful to their face. Even the ones he knows can't afford the pizza and the tip. He always says catch me sometime when you do. He goes in and helps elderly ppl get their stuff sat up if its a slower night. The churches in town take turns giving him thank you gifts at Christmas for the help he is to the older and broke ppl. He will find them deals if he can as well. Really the crew they have their now are all like that. Thats why their little pizza hut makes as much as the ones in towns twice as or larger than them. If he found out that anyone was ever that rude to one of his customers there would be hell to pay.
I lived in a small town about 45-50 minutes from a casino. I used to give the older people rides to and from the casino. They loved to go but, didn't drive, anymore, and in return they paid for me to play and paid for my lunch/dinner and every 2 weeks they went into Mexico with me to get cigarettes and alcohol. One bottle and one carton per person ... I was doing dang good!
Leave it on the floor, tip accordingly, and apologize or not. As a waitress 20 years ago, we appreciated the tip, no apology required, and didn't mind. Customers don't bring a whisk broom and dust pan. That being said, NOT TODAY!!!. I wouldn't waitress today, for any amount of money. I over-tip waiters and waitresses today to make up for A-holes. I don't tip cashiers at all.
@@jcmick8430Depending on where you're at this could be a bad idea. It's how your food goes missing or is tampered with. (Assuming you are referring to Doordash/uber eats/etc;)
I live 20 min from Butt Drugs. Unfortunately they closed about 2-3 months ago. It was family owned for a few generations. Great place and the jokes were phenomenal. Yes, it was a great commercial. Love your channel!!
@kj7792 The insurance companies are reimbursing less and less, and according to the 3rd generation owners, nearly 50 percent of scripts left the store at a loss. Yes, pick up was in the rear. No more butt shakes. 😢
Yes, the Butt Drugs in Corydon, Indiana was absolutely real. Have family that lives there and we'd joke about it every time we drove by. Pretty neat the Internetainment sensations Rhett and Link did a commercial for such a small place. (As someone else mentioned, too bad they went woke.)
@@intractablemaskvpmGy My sentiments exactly. She was sweet and had a slight chuckle about it. I hope he marries her before someone else figures out she's a keeper.
For what it's worth the girl in the airport prank is a keeper! Most young people these days would have gone off on the prankster but she took it in stride.
@@acefalcons4903 I've recently heard from a surprising number of people that 30-40% is the new average expected tip due to cost of living and yadda yadda. I have always done 25-30% and I'm not going higher unless I am blown away by service quality. I have only once encountered someone I tipped 300% because they were basically an angel in human form and that was all the money I had on me lol.
@@NotSoCrazyNinja Drivers get a flat $2 from DD per order, and then everything else is whatever the person tips. I've seen orders pop up with no tip that are 10-15 miles away. I think they need to be way more clear on what they're paying drivers cuz some people seem to think a lot of their gigantic fee is going towards the driver and it's not. It's going into DD's pocket.
Fun fact... The person at the back of the line at Burger King and the person at the back of the line at Chick-fil-A received their food at the exact same time.
Yep! I have almost never waited more then a few minuted at chikfila but have sat for 30 minutes waiting at almost every other fast food place. Cookout is another with fast service..at least where i live anyways. 😂
I agree with TZ! I would go the Burger King, cause the chick fil A line was too long. Sometimes burger king issues coupons. I went to the chick fil A near JFK airport in NY. It was crowded, and since I paid cash, the cashier did not know how to make change! Phooey!
Uber dude lost his job because he couldn't be grateful enough for a five dollar tip. About a thirty percent tip I believe, serves him right I think. Edit: Twenty five percent, my bad. Still a VERY generous tip, what did he expect from an Uber driving job?
I had an employee tell me he was late because he ran out of Total breakfast cereal and had to eat 12 bowls of shredded wheat! Hard to be mad when you're laughing. (Very old commercial).
I remember the 1970's and 1980's when Pizza Hut had EXCELLENT pizza, compared to the "stuff" they try to sell now. Their pan pizzas were an incredible treat for lunch too. Now, Pizza Hut is not even an option. They days of looking forward to going there again are LONG gone. I don't ever see a parking lot full of cars at ANY pizza hut. That was a common sight in the 70's and 80's.
It's curious how these things swing back and forth. I remember when Domino's was basically cardboard. But now they actually have some pretty good if not stellar selections (I love their cheese stuffed bread). My sister used to only eat at Little Caesar's because she had lactose intolerance and the two pizzas they served with every order had non-dairy cheese which made them so cheap. Now I rather like their thin and stuffed-crust options (okay, I have a type). Of course, all my REAL favourites either moved out of the state or got bought out and turned into garbage. I'm still in the market for a truly good pizza.
@@HerculesBallsInc - Agreed with Domino's. Got one pizza from there about 6 months after they opened near us and never again. However, I've been on some film projects and Domino's pizza was provided and it wasn't terrible. It was actually worthwhile. However, we've got some really good local pizza makers that are awesome, so no reason to settle for merely "worthwhile." We got a pizza from Papa John's about 4 or 5 years ago. Never again. What crap. We live in Ohio, and kind of unique to Ohio, pizza shops use provolone cheese instead of mozzarella. That's not to say every single shop does, but those who don't are the exceptions. People who come to Ohio and get a pizza are pleasantly surprised with the taste of local pizza, and that's the reason for it. You mentioned stuffed crust. Ironically, Pizza Hut was the first place I know of to offer stuffed crust. However, I wouldn't feed their pizza to a dog now. When I was a kid in 1970 you had to go to a bar to get a pizza where I live. The first pizza shop remember opening in our town was "Papa John," ABSOLUTELY NO RELATION to the national chain by that name. Papa John weighed about 325 pounds, made a greasy pizza (didn't drain the grease off), and it was excellent. There is a place in the town I grew up in now, a single location, in one of the oldest shopping plazas in town, that makes 1970's pizza. I am not sure how they do it, but it takes me right back there.
Yes, I remember how good the pizza used to be, but you had to wait an hour or more to get it, because I'm pretty sure they were made to order in the restaurant. Now, they are made in a factory, then frozen and shipped to the carryout stores where they just bake them.
I remember in the 1970s before they had pan pizza, before handtossed pizza, they had two types of crust. Thin and crispy or thick and chewy. Those were the actual names of the crusts. And they were delicious.
A year ago I looked them up since I haven't heard from them and yeah their new show is a real disappointment. Their early skits were amazingly well done despite lower budget. Although I did enjoy their MRE taste test episodes and the life straw episode.
dude, I don't even like chick-fil-A, I've had it a lot without having to wait in line (I food traded when I worked the food court) and it's just mediocre ass chicken at best, I have no idea why people pay for it. Burger king is just standard issue fast food too. Cooking at home is way better than any restaurant fast food or otherwise, with the exception of AYCE sushi, because that would be too much to replicate at home.
No food is worth standing in line for an hour for. No fast food is worth standing in line for 30 mins, or even 10 mins. There is no such thing as good fast food, it's all mediocre at best. I've never understood the Chick-fil-A popularity, it's almost a cult, In and Out is even worse. The best fast food I've had is from local chains, the national chains are garbage.
Yeah, certainly, but remember the last time someone got burned with hot coffee? Million dollar lawsuit. The cup even said it was hot. The judge found McDonalds liable anyway.
Listening to your wine 😂 I spit out my mouthful when that guy put the glass to his ear. I was already giggling about the wine bag (I though I was the only one who ever took out the bag, but I do it to get out the last of it that doesn't pump out 🤣)
50k likes and "Tyler" has to buy Greta's book since he didn't fully go through with the AOC hoodie It was a funny sweatshirt, but it wasn't the hoodie 😂😂😂
I used to be a delivery guy at a pizza place. I considered $5 to be a fairly nice tip. Honestly though, even if people only give $2-3 for a tip, after enough deliveries it adds up. Thankfully there were the occasional very generous customers who would tip $50+ (usually large orders from well to do customers).
Idk about every place, but pizza hut prompts you for a "percentage" tip, but applies the percentage after adding on both the delivery fee and taxes. So if the pizza is $20, and the delivery fee and taxes add on $10, they calculate your "20% tip" as $6 rather than the $4 it would otherwise be. Not only is the delivery fee supposed to cover the tip, but now they're requesting a standard tip which they inflate with the delivery fee and taxes? All I hear is greed and deception. I've gotten to the point that I don't tip if I'm not being waited on. They're asking for tips for doing the job they're already getting paid to do. Not the employees fault, mind you, but I don't appreciate the apparent greed of these companies.
I had an infection in my spine in 2016. And in getting over that, there were times I had to drive my husband’s truck. And I had the exact same set up as the guy with the milk crate getting in the truck at the gas place.
And when you do, you've got to let out a loud "Aaaaaaahhhhhh!" as if you had been holding your bladder for a long time and just relieved yourself, and see how quickly they pull their foot in.
The guy listening to the wine got me. EDIT: My car has the 2 settings for 2 different drivers, and number 2 adjusts everything for my wife to drive. She STILL changes everything manually. Luckily my number 1 button still works in that situation.
To be fair, this example also demonstrates a classic disconnect between what is demanded of employees and what employers should actually want. I am reminded of another case of someone whose boss was on their case for going to the bathroom too much, in spite of them being more productive than other employees who didn't. They shouldn't be required to move their mouse around... they should be required to actually have results, whatever those may be.
@@HerculesBallsInc Sure, there are always bad bosses and using the bathroom for natural needs has to be accepted. However, I don't think it's OK to take a shower during worktime in addition to your regular breaks. The employer usuly pays for your time. Good results should earn you a good reputation and promotions, you cannot unilaterally exchange them for more free time. Nevertheless, a good boss should grant efficient employees some freedom.
As an eagle scout I've seen plenty of people use a SMALL air mattress because of back problems or extra padding between you and the ground during winter and as for the bathroom it depends a shovel and a tree work just as well but some bathrooms work as storm/tornado shelters so depending on where you are and the time of year it makes total sense to have your campsite near one
Thank you @zeducation for always showing the memes about wives asking for water after you sit down. My wife is now officially zeducated and now asks for water before I sit down! She is awesome. Thank you Tyler
The Butt Drugs commercial took me back to 1988 in Abu Dhabi, UAE... I was in a school van, along with 5 other teachers, and every morning, we would pass by an Indian-run confectionery called The Sweet Butt House. And we'd all still be laughing after arriving at the school.
From the 1980s to the 2000s, Burger King was absolutely amazing. Their fries never really achieved top tier status, but a bacon Whopper with cheese was more than reason enough to visit. Nowadays, going to BK is like going to after-school detention because many of their employees probably would've been in it.
I used to like their nugs, but they were out one time so I went for a chicken sandwich instead. One of the most revolting pieces of food I've ever eaten. Now I'm reluctant to go there at all.
Still loved when working for DQ, and asking two separate customers at the drive-thru these. "Is this going to be for here or to go?" Customer replied they believe it's to go. The second: "Yodel, when you're ready." the customer actually yodeled. (Third: I worked there during their 50th Anniversary)
Tyler, Corydon Indiana is a real place, I live there. Great little town in southern Indiana. Butt drugs was a small town pharmacy and soda fountain for many years. The Butt family is highly respected in our local community. Sadly the doors closed for Butt drugs just a couple of months ago. Our town loved that commercial!
about the pizza delivery guy, it got a happy ending: it seems she reported him and he got fired, and she got a cupon for like 4 pizzas. i like happy endings
Great episode! The Butt Drugs commercial stole the show! I know a fitness enthusiast who is so over the top that she would challenge the fitness podcaster's description of his "morning" routine. She must always be one-up on everyone. If you tell her that you run 5 miles before sunrise, she would run 6. I do not mean she would just say it, she would start running 6 miles every morning. She clearly uses fitness to manage some type of mental disorder.
This type of person was mentioned in the Dilbert comic strip, named Topper. No matter what, he(or she) would top anything. "Hey, Grandma died from a stroke last night" Topper: " that's nothing, I had a stroke last night too, but I died twice! Yet here I am..." Obviously overcompensating for something.
That guy at Disney isn't walking like that because he's chafed. He's walking like that because of what he actually had to pay, because it wasn't as low as $200..😂
Alternatively, just swing your legs and stub his toe/potentially pull up a toenail. Either way, accounts need to be settled, and his feet must not remain intact through the trip.
5:10 Some of the soda machines at the window are different from the ones for the customers and put out a predetermined amount when you hit the button. That way you can set it down and work on something else while the cup fills.
As a parent. I would normally leave crumbs, but pick up big items. Pretty sure they'd rather me get the crotch goblins out sooner rather than later lol
That was the final boss of best commercials EVER. it will never be defeated. There are no other commercials that exist - merely parodies trying hopelessly to become commercials. Butt drugs killed the entire advertising industry. Salute
Actually, I love Burger King's chicken sandwiches. Not as much as I love Chick-fil-A, but yeah, if there's an hour-long line at Chick-fil-A and two people in line at BK, I'm going to BK. Also, I'm fairly sure that was two horses, a pony, and a goat.
@1:17 LOL My friend and I used to do this ALL the time when waiting in line for the Cinema. It’s amazing how EVERYONE just complies without question.😂😂
😂😂😂😂 I shouldn't have e watched this at work, now I'm hiding in the back in tears trying not to let anyone see me quiet laughing with my eyes watering everywhere
As a father of 8 children age 13 and under, we leave restaurants (even fast food if we happen to eat at one) clean, and we allow the children to help clean up their own messes
Chick-Fil-A vs. Burger King? Sorry, but... Burger King, every time. Chicken is chicken is chicken.... I can get it everywhere, and... it all tastes like alligator, anyway. But, a flame-grilled hunk of beef? That's the taste of America, my friend. And, my taste buds tell me that Burger King has the best onion rings, too...😜
The guy that lives across the street from work has to call 911 if he's running late. That way everyone can see something is horribly wrong at his house lol
aye, them buttens been around for like 20 years at this point too. I wish more people knew so they stop yelling about it. (there only on the drivethrew drink dispenser for those who dont know)
Indeed... but the person dispensing the soda is supposed to notice it is less than full and press the manual button to top it off. Which happens literally every time I get soda (even at Wendy's) because I never get ice.
@@HerculesBallsInc when its a rush, people can only do so much :) iirr, drive threw should not be longer then 4min total wait but alot of places ive noticed have drive threw register also doing in door and even sometimes working the food line during the day. its really understaffed where I am and "attention to detail" isnt always going to be stellar with fastfood. Gada cut them leway, it aint "fine dinning" for $15-$30 :)
The pharmacy commercial was next level. The pizza delivery guy needs to be fired. 20%+ is what servers get for taking care of you for an hour plus. You handed someone a box dumba*s. Over 20% is a gift.
I'm from Corydon, Indiana. Butt Drugs has been around for many years and I know most of the people in the video. This commercial was made by Rhett and Link, a popular UA-cam Channel.
I just flew from Phoenix to South Carolina. While there weren’t any bare feet, the three passengers across the aisle from me coughed the ENTIRE 5 hour flight. In the row ahead of them was a baby who screamed the entire flight. It took all of my composure to keep from becoming a “Carl” video.
i suppose you could have offered any kind of help to the lady to comfort her child... but commenting on how great you are for not opening your mouth to her works i guess... congratulations for choosing not to be an idiot...do you want a cookie too?
I'm sorry people, but I just don't get Chick-fil-A. I find it to be bland tasteless chicken. The only thing tasty is the sauces. Why do I need super sugary high fructose corn syrup to make some chicken taste good. I prefer Popeyes, Canes & KFC more.
![Spot The Difference: Boost Your Focus and Memory with This Brain Game! [Find The Difference]](/img/n.gif)
I prefer Chick-fil-A over Burger King but my budget prefers home cooking 😂
Never bothered trying Chick-fil-A. For that matter, I haven't been to a fast food joint in probably two decades.
Two quarter pounder meals at McDonald's is $24.55. To save money, I ate steak at home.
I prefer neither. When I was in the south, people talked up chick-fil-a like it could cure cancer or would throw you into an entire body orgasm when you ate it. I was so sorely disappointed in the flavor after all the hype... I can't do it. It's mediocre at best.
@ElementofKindness if you don't have an answer then don't.
I can't wait for Chick-Fil-A to come to Australia, that phrase has a whooole different meaning here.
Do they have promotional Fanny Packs?
That Butt Drugs commercial was one of a few that Rhett and Link did with some small town businesses, they are all pretty good. This was back before they went woke.
Definitely went woke.
Was one of my favorites channels, probably one of my longest subscription before they moved to CA and started changing.
I can't be the only one to Google Earth it to check it was a real place.
And now the store is closed. Go woke, go broke.
@@X150t same, they were the first channel I ever unsubscribed from.
Looked it up - that delivery guy was a couple of weeks ago, in Texas. He was a door dash employee. He was fired right away, and door dash gave the homeowner $80 in credit to be used on future deliveries....
Really? they gave them $80? I had my food delivered to the wrong address, and was told to go walk my neighborhood to look for my food. I told them no just send me fresh food with a different driver and tell them to read the address. I waited outside for my food. When the driver showed up she started screaming at me out her window before she even stopped her car. She called me every name in the book and told me next time to drive and get my own food while calling me even more names. Of course I reported her and they didn't do anything. The next day I woke up and my throat was on fire. I got Covid and almost died. They didn't care. Not even a coupon.
@@christinaburney5935 because he's full of shit he's not a dasher he works for pizza hut and that guy just made shit up.
Thank you, I had just ask Tyler about an update cuz this one really made me mad. Sad ahole is in Texas but Kudo's to Door Dash!
Nice!!! Thanks for the update:)
This is one of the reasons I have never used any kind of a third party food delivery. It’s either pizza, Chinese or I go get it my damn self.
The girl running for the plane is adorable, I can't believe she is not furious
Yea I thought the same. She seemed pretty chill about it lol
All you do is "accidentally" stomp on that foot that's in your space.
Damn straight
My thought exactly. 👌
Tell the miscreant " ooo thats a nice looking foot ya got theyuh" in your best Tony Atlas voice.
I’d just ignorantly stand there and be oblivious while he yelled.
Accidentally slide your foot backwards into the toes. Try to only hit the little one.
My experience as a restaurant server is that even the most well-behaved small children (👶🏻1-3 years old) last a *maximum* of 45 minutes before they get restless and need a change of scenery. Kudos to parents for getting out of the house and coming out for a family meal, brief as it may be. Always there is the confetti of cracker crumbs or rice on the carpet afterward. No problem -- I'll gladly clean it up. Glad you came out!
I am not a lenient person when it comes to children. But it's just where they are at, at that age.
STOP HAVING KIDS, they are polluting the planet.
Glad to hear it. I am willing to pick up my own mess, but like most places, you guys have the equipment, and it has to just be part of the job. Not just with kids. My assumption would be that they don't want customers doing it. I know we don't in my job.
Good viewpoint and thank you. Many people forget that we were all kids at one point. As for how to handle it - Always leave additional tip for the staff when your kids are messy. It's the right thing to do.
Agree, never took my kids as toddlers to an upscale restaurant.
They are too small to sit for long.
Common sense.
If there wasn’t choice and we were traveling we would get take out find a bench or nice sea wall and they could eat than move around with out disturbing other diners.
In addition we cleaned our mess up wherever we were.
The woman changing all the car settings can NEVER complain about the toilet seat position.
And yet she probably would.
She better be good in bed.
Good point. I used to get that all the time. Thing that drove me wild was the inside and outside mirrors always getting dorked with.
@@havok531That woman running for the airplane is a keeper. This one changing the car settings is a lose-her.
my wife 5.3 always moves the seat full forward , then when i get in i'm scrunched between the steering wheel and the windshield and cannot feel the settings to get out .
Butt Drugs commercial is funnier than the Trunk Monkey commercials....and I LOVE the Trunk Monkey commercials!
Saw the coolest thing at a restaurant a few years ago... A very nicely dressed family with two very young kids in highchairs finished eating, there was the usual trash under the chairs and the mother asked the server for a broom/dustpan so she could clean up the mess. The server said not to worry but the Mom said "my kids, my mess", server again told her it was fine...so the family gathered up the kids and headed out the door to the very nice car. Once the kids were situated, the Dad came back in, went up to the kid cleaning up the mess and slipped him a twenty for having to deal with that...total class. The look on that kids face was priceless. Not often these days you see someone well-off being so humble.
The LAST place you would expect ANY respect, is from the wealthy, or pseudo wealthy. Their saying seems to be, how do you think I got to be so wealthy, by being generous?
@@peter25681 Damn, judging much? some wealthy are unnoticed by choice. After all most leaches come out when green is presented.😉
We gave an extra tip for our server last week for the exact same thing, lol
@@peter25681 Those aren't wealthy people. Those are posers. Wealthy people are very friendly and kind. You don't get to the top of the corporate ladder by being a sh!tty person.
@@peter25681 I never got a lot of money from being generous but I do love tipping a lot and donating thousands of dollars to random small charities. I'm a country boy through and through I must say mama raised me right
Tyler, the reason I drive a manual is because my wife doesn't know how to drive one. Always have gas, its clean, and settings always remain in place. Check mate. lol
Wouldn't work for me my wife can drive a stick shift lol
Did you see the vid of an attempted car- jacking where the lady just got out calmly. The thugs hop in. 2-3 minutes go by. Thugs hop back out, couldn’t drive a stick. Chick gets back in and drives away.
Where do you get one?
We had a truck in 2000 that had Seat-Set. It set the seat and all the mirrors for 2 different drivers. It has been my favorite vehicle thing ever since. It even beat heated seats, for me. We have had nicer trucks since then, but none had it. I could even crank one of them remotely and another had a built-in dvd player with 2 wireless headphones for the back seat, on the ceiling, but it didn't beat Seat-Set.
Doesn't work for all wives. Not the older ones anyway. That's how we learned back in the day. 🤷🏽♀️
The Butt Drugs commercial was the best -- got my day started with a hearty laugh 🤣
Thanks for sharing it!
It's been years since I cried from laughing so hard, still wiping the tears. Why hasn't Butt Drugs become the top viral commercial of all times yet?
17:49 I bet you he found every single piece, EXCEPT!, the 10mm socket.
And THAT tells you everything you need to know about what's wrong with the metric system.
the 10 mm socket is with his missing socks having a party
I'd have stomped that guy's foot. And be like "ooops sowwy".
Dear Tyler: Skyscrapers and other large structures are DESIGNED to sway. If they weren't, they would eventually collapse from the stresses of wind loading. Fun fact: When the third deck was added to Texas A&M's Kyle Field in 1980, it was designed to sway several feet to either side in order to compensate for the Aggies' tradition of linking up and swaying side to side while singing the Aggie War Hymn. 22,000 people (the third deck's nominal capacity when built) doing that simultaneously imposes an incredible load on a structure.
The fact that the stadium in the video clip is swaying is far less terrifying than the alternative!
This is a win for structural engineering. Thank you.
The engineers will account for movement so long as the loads and forces don't push the steel elements beyond its elastic limits into plasticity.
The army plays it safe and walk across bridges out of step rather than marching in step.
Several balconies and such have fallen when dancers did the stomp .😳
My late husband was working in a booth at the World's Fair under Neyland Stadium the day Tennessee beat Alabama for the first time in over a decade. He said he thought the stadium was going to collapse on him from all the jumping and stomping. He said it was a credit to the engineers that it didn't.
@@kerim.peardon5551 I attended that World's Fair! Missed the game, though...
The heart land folks have the best sense of humor on the planet!!!!!
Can you imagine what the sign language interpreter must go through with both Biden and Harris?
Constantly improvising..
😂BWAAAHAHAHAAAAAAA
Wine production is pretty standardised now, but it wasn't that long ago that one in a hundred bottles would be absolute vinegar when opened, hence the millennia old wine tasting rituals. Taste before you pay has been around since Roman times.
Production is standard, but we had a whole case from France that tasted like diesel. Assume something happened in transport.
Also storage matters.
That was a nice cardboardeaux
Nah, that Chick-fil-A line will only take 10 minutes, which is about how long the first person in the burger King line will wait 😂
And all of the BK orders will be wrong.
Been watching since the beginning Tyler! Keep them coming. But, I'd take a Whopper over Chick-fil-A.
My son has been the only pizza delivery guy in his town (about 2k pop) for a decade. Everyone knows him. One of the big reasons he gets enough tips to pay his bills is because if its a quarter or a 20 he is just as grateful to their face. Even the ones he knows can't afford the pizza and the tip. He always says catch me sometime when you do. He goes in and helps elderly ppl get their stuff sat up if its a slower night. The churches in town take turns giving him thank you gifts at Christmas for the help he is to the older and broke ppl. He will find them deals if he can as well. Really the crew they have their now are all like that. Thats why their little pizza hut makes as much as the ones in towns twice as or larger than them. If he found out that anyone was ever that rude to one of his customers there would be hell to pay.
That warmes my heart. You raised him very well. All the best whishes for you both and the whole family!
I lived in a small town about 45-50 minutes from a casino. I used to give the older people rides to and from the casino. They loved to go but, didn't drive, anymore, and in return they paid for me to play and paid for my lunch/dinner and every 2 weeks they went into Mexico with me to get cigarettes and alcohol. One bottle and one carton per person ... I was doing dang good!
😍😍😍A very loved & well raised son spreading that love!👍AWESOME!
You've raised an excellent son. Thank you for sharing such a positive story!
That's a man well raised.
Leave it on the floor, tip accordingly, and apologize or not. As a waitress 20 years ago, we appreciated the tip, no apology required, and didn't mind. Customers don't bring a whisk broom and dust pan. That being said, NOT TODAY!!!. I wouldn't waitress today, for any amount of money. I over-tip waiters and waitresses today to make up for A-holes. I don't tip cashiers at all.
Do you tip for pickup? I sometimes do but usually no
Yea I'm learning this quickly not to tip the cashiers, but save your tips for the wait staff & cooks.
@@jcmick8430Depending on where you're at this could be a bad idea. It's how your food goes missing or is tampered with. (Assuming you are referring to Doordash/uber eats/etc;)
@@lillianahunter1199 i said for pickup... ie takeout where you go to the place yourself and grab your order
I live 20 min from Butt Drugs. Unfortunately they closed about 2-3 months ago. It was family owned for a few generations. Great place and the jokes were phenomenal. Yes, it was a great commercial. Love your channel!!
How sad....
Oh no! They closed??? I knew I should've hit em up one more time when I was there last year.
Why did it close?
Sorry to hear that...with this exposure they could have gone national.
@kj7792 The insurance companies are reimbursing less and less, and according to the 3rd generation owners, nearly 50 percent of scripts left the store at a loss. Yes, pick up was in the rear. No more butt shakes. 😢
Yes, the Butt Drugs in Corydon, Indiana was absolutely real. Have family that lives there and we'd joke about it every time we drove by. Pretty neat the Internetainment sensations Rhett and Link did a commercial for such a small place.
(As someone else mentioned, too bad they went woke.)
It's so sad Butt Drugs closed
$2 a pie is what I used to tip before Bidenomics. Now I just starve.
The girl running for the plane is adorable ! And sounds so nice ..THATS what a woman is , people !!!
Didn't even seem to be annoyed. A keeper
@@intractablemaskvpmGy My sentiments exactly. She was sweet and had a slight chuckle about it. I hope he marries her before someone else figures out she's a keeper.
She ended up cheating on that guy.
@@notrightmeow3357 Jeez can't you guys let us have at least something?
@@notrightmeow3357 and you know this how?
For what it's worth the girl in the airport prank is a keeper! Most young people these days would have gone off on the prankster but she took it in stride.
That couple is too cute
Yep, she had a great attitude. Didn't take herself seriously at all.
@@cathoderaytube7497 It probably wasn't the first time he's done something like that to her.
As a pizza delivery guy myself every time I get a $5 tip I feel so good.
Anything is better than nothing. I know people who don't tip at all. They say the delivery fee should go to the driver so they don't tip anymore.
5$ is like winning the Delivery lottery imo.
20-25% tips is great! That dude is not gonna be doing that job long after that, and not by his choice but his employer doing him a favor.
@@acefalcons4903 I've recently heard from a surprising number of people that 30-40% is the new average expected tip due to cost of living and yadda yadda. I have always done 25-30% and I'm not going higher unless I am blown away by service quality. I have only once encountered someone I tipped 300% because they were basically an angel in human form and that was all the money I had on me lol.
@@NotSoCrazyNinja Drivers get a flat $2 from DD per order, and then everything else is whatever the person tips. I've seen orders pop up with no tip that are 10-15 miles away. I think they need to be way more clear on what they're paying drivers cuz some people seem to think a lot of their gigantic fee is going towards the driver and it's not. It's going into DD's pocket.
I can usually make it through your montages without laughing, but the commercial for Butt Drugs had me crying.
Who's gonna tell Tyler that was a black and white mini goat not a mini pony?
Fun fact... The person at the back of the line at Burger King and the person at the back of the line at Chick-fil-A received their food at the exact same time.
Yep, when he said “hour wait “ I was thinking, nope! Maybe 15 minutes.
Yep! I have almost never waited more then a few minuted at chikfila but have sat for 30 minutes waiting at almost every other fast food place. Cookout is another with fast service..at least where i live anyways. 😂
I just came here to say the same thing. Bro clearly hasn't been to a Chick-fil-A.
@@scotthoffmaster4600 I live in the Upstate and enjoy Cookout
I agree with TZ! I would go the Burger King, cause the chick fil A line was too long. Sometimes burger king issues coupons. I went to the chick fil A near JFK airport in NY. It was crowded, and since I paid cash, the cashier did not know how to make change! Phooey!
Uber dude lost his job because he couldn't be grateful enough for a five dollar tip. About a thirty percent tip I believe, serves him right I think. Edit: Twenty five percent, my bad. Still a VERY generous tip, what did he expect from an Uber driving job?
I remember when you didn't expect to get a tip for doing your job... you did your job because it was your job. A tip was like a big deal.
I had an employee tell me he was late because he ran out of Total breakfast cereal and had to eat 12 bowls of shredded wheat! Hard to be mad when you're laughing. (Very old commercial).
Lmao, I would forgive anyone who came up with something so clever 😂
I remember the 1970's and 1980's when Pizza Hut had EXCELLENT pizza, compared to the "stuff" they try to sell now. Their pan pizzas were an incredible treat for lunch too. Now, Pizza Hut is not even an option. They days of looking forward to going there again are LONG gone. I don't ever see a parking lot full of cars at ANY pizza hut. That was a common sight in the 70's and 80's.
It's curious how these things swing back and forth. I remember when Domino's was basically cardboard. But now they actually have some pretty good if not stellar selections (I love their cheese stuffed bread). My sister used to only eat at Little Caesar's because she had lactose intolerance and the two pizzas they served with every order had non-dairy cheese which made them so cheap. Now I rather like their thin and stuffed-crust options (okay, I have a type). Of course, all my REAL favourites either moved out of the state or got bought out and turned into garbage. I'm still in the market for a truly good pizza.
@@HerculesBallsInc - Agreed with Domino's. Got one pizza from there about 6 months after they opened near us and never again. However, I've been on some film projects and Domino's pizza was provided and it wasn't terrible. It was actually worthwhile.
However, we've got some really good local pizza makers that are awesome, so no reason to settle for merely "worthwhile."
We got a pizza from Papa John's about 4 or 5 years ago. Never again. What crap.
We live in Ohio, and kind of unique to Ohio, pizza shops use provolone cheese instead of mozzarella. That's not to say every single shop does, but those who don't are the exceptions. People who come to Ohio and get a pizza are pleasantly surprised with the taste of local pizza, and that's the reason for it.
You mentioned stuffed crust. Ironically, Pizza Hut was the first place I know of to offer stuffed crust. However, I wouldn't feed their pizza to a dog now.
When I was a kid in 1970 you had to go to a bar to get a pizza where I live. The first pizza shop remember opening in our town was "Papa John," ABSOLUTELY NO RELATION to the national chain by that name. Papa John weighed about 325 pounds, made a greasy pizza (didn't drain the grease off), and it was excellent. There is a place in the town I grew up in now, a single location, in one of the oldest shopping plazas in town, that makes 1970's pizza. I am not sure how they do it, but it takes me right back there.
Yes, I remember how good the pizza used to be, but you had to wait an hour or more to get it, because I'm pretty sure they were made to order in the restaurant. Now, they are made in a factory, then frozen and shipped to the carryout stores where they just bake them.
I remember in the 1970s before they had pan pizza, before handtossed pizza, they had two types of crust.
Thin and crispy or thick and chewy.
Those were the actual names of the crusts.
And they were delicious.
@@edwardcook2973 Just like we had the better music back then, we had the better pizza too. 😃
Ancient words of wisdom
"Do Not This"
- Tyler Zed
Tyler channeling Yoda...
As a resident of Corydon Indiana. It is with a heavy heart that I announce that Butt Drugs closed about 3 months ago. It will be missed.
I grew up thinking the commercials of O.J. Simpson running through the airport hurdling luggage were just what everybody did. 😂
That was a commercial? I thought that was footage they used in court to try and convict him. Aha, that's why he wasn't convicted.
Lol, the angry face on the protest sign!
That is my kind of girl!!! What a great sense of humor she has! “You’re a bloody mad man”.
The Butt Drugs commercial was made by Rhett and Link in their prime. You know when they were still funny.
A year ago I looked them up since I haven't heard from them and yeah their new show is a real disappointment. Their early skits were amazingly well done despite lower budget. Although I did enjoy their MRE taste test episodes and the life straw episode.
The guy stated the line for Chick-fil-A is an hour. No. They will have all those people served in less than 30 minutes. 🥰❤️
Yep absolutely right! The one here is always packed to
dude, I don't even like chick-fil-A, I've had it a lot without having to wait in line (I food traded when I worked the food court) and it's just mediocre ass chicken at best, I have no idea why people pay for it. Burger king is just standard issue fast food too. Cooking at home is way better than any restaurant fast food or otherwise, with the exception of AYCE sushi, because that would be too much to replicate at home.
No food is worth standing in line for an hour for. No fast food is worth standing in line for 30 mins, or even 10 mins. There is no such thing as good fast food, it's all mediocre at best. I've never understood the Chick-fil-A popularity, it's almost a cult, In and Out is even worse. The best fast food I've had is from local chains, the national chains are garbage.
You got that right, I could be car number 253 in the drive thru and they still gonna have my order out in 10-15 minutes lol
@@dkstudioart BASED I don't get it either it is not that good honestly, it is super overhyped for no reason
The bag wine taste test really got me! And the baby table didn't look too bad, just a quick sweep with a broom...
God bless In-N-Out Burger.
No more masks.
Common sense is making a comeback!
Who wears a mask
@@SgtRudySmith31bRet
They just barred their employees in 5 states from wearing a mask.
It's a good start.
Google it.
About 2 years late
@@stevescuba1978
I STILL see idiots in my neighborhood wearing masks!
@@roccodirico9737 move! They might be contagious!🤣
I smacked a pair of feet in terror as I screamed "RAT!" lmao worked like a charm.🤣👌
The sommelier with the bag of wine was hilarious.
that propane dude is a real life version of Hank Hill....
Scalding hot coffee accidentally spilled on the feet would fix that bad behavior 😂😂😂
My first thought was, is there a meal on this flight? Scalding Salisbury steak between the toes should fix that.
Yeah, certainly, but remember the last time someone got burned with hot coffee? Million dollar lawsuit. The cup even said it was hot. The judge found McDonalds liable anyway.
just ask for something cold, you'll get the same affect.😊
Just a quick shift of your foot back into their foot would fix that too, and maybe break a toe or two in the process.
@robynengland572 2 or 3 second effect wouldn't fix the problem, a 2 day effect would though
Listening to your wine 😂 I spit out my mouthful when that guy put the glass to his ear. I was already giggling about the wine bag (I though I was the only one who ever took out the bag, but I do it to get out the last of it that doesn't pump out 🤣)
Chic Fil A is closed on Sunday and they still make a ton more than any other fast food chain.
Ohh waiting for them to spread in Canada! I had it in the USA so good.
I only crave chick-fil-a on Sundays.
Unfortunately they sold their soul to the woke mafia too…so that won’t last much longer.
I guess the Chik-fil-A boycott isn’t working as well as the Bud light one.
@@dianaklien1560amen
50k likes and "Tyler" has to buy Greta's book since he didn't fully go through with the AOC hoodie
It was a funny sweatshirt, but it wasn't the hoodie 😂😂😂
Both of those are shit ideas. Why give these people money?
We shall not cease in our demands!
@@cordcd7 to give these crazy communists our money instead of people who think like us and don’t want us dead or locked up?? Great demand!
I used to be a delivery guy at a pizza place. I considered $5 to be a fairly nice tip.
Honestly though, even if people only give $2-3 for a tip, after enough deliveries it adds up.
Thankfully there were the occasional very generous customers who would tip $50+ (usually large orders from well to do customers).
Doordash is a scam all the way around. They rip off the restaurant, they rip off their driver, and they rip off the customer.
Yet take in billions.
The tip was 25% he is lucky to get that much
The extra money you pay for delivery is the tip.
Idk about every place, but pizza hut prompts you for a "percentage" tip, but applies the percentage after adding on both the delivery fee and taxes.
So if the pizza is $20, and the delivery fee and taxes add on $10, they calculate your "20% tip" as $6 rather than the $4 it would otherwise be.
Not only is the delivery fee supposed to cover the tip, but now they're requesting a standard tip which they inflate with the delivery fee and taxes? All I hear is greed and deception.
I've gotten to the point that I don't tip if I'm not being waited on. They're asking for tips for doing the job they're already getting paid to do. Not the employees fault, mind you, but I don't appreciate the apparent greed of these companies.
@@segazora Agreed!
I had an infection in my spine in 2016. And in getting over that, there were times I had to drive my husband’s truck. And I had the exact same set up as the guy with the milk crate getting in the truck at the gas place.
I laughed so hard at the Butt Drug commercial, that I woke my poor tired sleeping wife. 🤣🤣🤣
Lol. You laugh you lose.
'Accidentally' spill some water on their foot and/or stand up to get something from the overhead bin and step on their toes.
And when you do, you've got to let out a loud "Aaaaaaahhhhhh!" as if you had been holding your bladder for a long time and just relieved yourself, and see how quickly they pull their foot in.
Butt Drugs - free parking in the rear. The new classic commercial meme.
Zed not knowing the Indiana commercial was a Rhett and Link song they did killed me.
The guy listening to the wine got me.
EDIT: My car has the 2 settings for 2 different drivers, and number 2 adjusts everything for my wife to drive. She STILL changes everything manually. Luckily my number 1 button still works in that situation.
It would have been funny if he spit it out
And people wonder why some bosses are strictly against home office...
To be fair, this example also demonstrates a classic disconnect between what is demanded of employees and what employers should actually want. I am reminded of another case of someone whose boss was on their case for going to the bathroom too much, in spite of them being more productive than other employees who didn't. They shouldn't be required to move their mouse around... they should be required to actually have results, whatever those may be.
@@HerculesBallsInc
Sure, there are always bad bosses and using the bathroom for natural needs has to be accepted.
However, I don't think it's OK to take a shower during worktime in addition to your regular breaks. The employer usuly pays for your time.
Good results should earn you a good reputation and promotions, you cannot unilaterally exchange them for more free time.
Nevertheless, a good boss should grant efficient employees some freedom.
As an eagle scout I've seen plenty of people use a SMALL air mattress because of back problems or extra padding between you and the ground during winter and as for the bathroom it depends a shovel and a tree work just as well but some bathrooms work as storm/tornado shelters so depending on where you are and the time of year it makes total sense to have your campsite near one
Tyler found a way to work in his earliest childhood commercial actor promo: "Wow....the land of make-believe!"
😂😂😂
Thank you @zeducation for always showing the memes about wives asking for water after you sit down. My wife is now officially zeducated and now asks for water before I sit down! She is awesome. Thank you Tyler
The Butt Drugs commercial took me back to 1988 in Abu Dhabi, UAE... I was in a school van, along with 5 other teachers, and every morning, we would pass by an Indian-run confectionery called The Sweet Butt House. And we'd all still be laughing after arriving at the school.
Must be a Pakistani-run confectionery then. Indians don't use that last name. Only in pakistan it is a common last name
From the 1980s to the 2000s, Burger King was absolutely amazing. Their fries never really achieved top tier status, but a bacon Whopper with cheese was more than reason enough to visit.
Nowadays, going to BK is like going to after-school detention because many of their employees probably would've been in it.
That’s what I was gonna say! If I could have a whopper from 1990 🤤
I stopped even considering BK when the creepy “Wake up with the King” commercial came out. 😮
I ate it once because I was outvoted on a car trip.
Gave me the farts so bad they were threatening to tie me to the luggage rack.
I used to like their nugs, but they were out one time so I went for a chicken sandwich instead. One of the most revolting pieces of food I've ever eaten. Now I'm reluctant to go there at all.
BK Whopper, Texas Style!!!
Nothing beats the good ole Dickens' Cider commercial though. 😂
the Schaeffer's Deck Sealant ads are a strong contender tho
Our Wendy’s fills the cup up all the way when we ask for no ice. 🥰❤️
Some managers are cheap
Still loved when working for DQ, and asking two separate customers at the drive-thru these.
"Is this going to be for here or to go?" Customer replied they believe it's to go.
The second: "Yodel, when you're ready." the customer actually yodeled.
(Third: I worked there during their 50th Anniversary)
I lost it at the Butt Drugs commercial 😂😂
It was a thing of true beauty; a joy forever. Thanks Tyler!!! 🤣🤣
Tyler, Corydon Indiana is a real place, I live there. Great little town in southern Indiana. Butt drugs was a small town pharmacy and soda fountain for many years. The Butt family is highly respected in our local community. Sadly the doors closed for Butt drugs just a couple of months ago. Our town loved that commercial!
In Australia, those bags of wine are called Goon Bags. For a laugh, look up something called Goon of Fortune.
So do they come in a box there too?
@@zacharyrollick6169 yep
@@zacharyrollick6169 Australia invented the cask wine (plastic bag in a cardboard box) in the 1960s
It's called doos (do-wahs) wyn here (box wine) doos also means idiot/plonker so translates close to 'idiot box' 😂
@@malumachado4561 similar nickname
Free parking in the rear got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Outside of the hilarious politician commercial, the Butt Drugs is now one of my favorites!
about the pizza delivery guy, it got a happy ending: it seems she reported him and he got fired, and she got a cupon for like 4 pizzas. i like happy endings
Great episode! The Butt Drugs commercial stole the show! I know a fitness enthusiast who is so over the top that she would challenge the fitness podcaster's description of his "morning" routine. She must always be one-up on everyone. If you tell her that you run 5 miles before sunrise, she would run 6. I do not mean she would just say it, she would start running 6 miles every morning. She clearly uses fitness to manage some type of mental disorder.
kudos to you and her. nothing wrong with pushing yourself in competition against the world.
This type of person was mentioned in the Dilbert comic strip, named Topper. No matter what, he(or she) would top anything.
"Hey, Grandma died from a stroke last night"
Topper: " that's nothing, I had a stroke last night too, but I died twice! Yet here I am..."
Obviously overcompensating for something.
That Butt Drugs commercial is the funniest damned commercial ever!!!!
@@antonbruce1241 yes funny, but I guess not good enough. I went on Google earth to spot it, and it shows it permanently closed.
I almost pissed my pants with the butt drugs commercial. That deserves a road trip
Closed now, sadly. Sorry!!
Missed them... by about 2-3 months 😟
That guy at Disney isn't walking like that because he's chafed. He's walking like that because of what he actually had to pay, because it wasn't as low as $200..😂
He needs to go to Butt Drugs....
@@rightarmofthemonolith He'll be crawling by the time his family gets outta the souvenir shop😂
A $5.00 tip is very nice if you ask me. What in the world was he expecting.
You NEVER leave your toddlers food mess on the floor. You put him down on the floor and let him finish eating. It’s a no brainer.
I would get up mid flight to "use the restroom" and step on that guy's toes so hard fr
Alternatively, just swing your legs and stub his toe/potentially pull up a toenail. Either way, accounts need to be settled, and his feet must not remain intact through the trip.
Been there, done that. And I wear Danner boots.
Did that very thing on Delta about a year ago. His wife offered to slap me, so they took her off too.
@@dougiedorite8296 amazing 🤣🤣
@@rkirschner7175 love it my man! 🤣🤣
5:10 Some of the soda machines at the window are different from the ones for the customers and put out a predetermined amount when you hit the button. That way you can set it down and work on something else while the cup fills.
As a parent. I would normally leave crumbs, but pick up big items. Pretty sure they'd rather me get the crotch goblins out sooner rather than later lol
well, since Chick-fil-A went woke, I'm shooting for them to go broke
@@strange-universethey went full die ideology
That was the final boss of best commercials EVER. it will never be defeated. There are no other commercials that exist - merely parodies trying hopelessly to become commercials. Butt drugs killed the entire advertising industry. Salute
It IS a parody lol
@@archersterling6726Rhet and link from good mythical morning made the song. But it is a real place.
i can't wait for that commercial to increase butt drugs popularity enough to get one built here in Canada x D
Sadly Butt Drugs closed down on 29th April (check it out on Google). Clearly the ad wasn't enough! :(
Actually, I love Burger King's chicken sandwiches. Not as much as I love Chick-fil-A, but yeah, if there's an hour-long line at Chick-fil-A and two people in line at BK, I'm going to BK. Also, I'm fairly sure that was two horses, a pony, and a goat.
Two horses, a pony and a goat walk into a bar…… that’s all I got.
@1:17
LOL
My friend and I used to do this ALL the time when waiting in line for the Cinema.
It’s amazing how EVERYONE just complies without question.😂😂
😂😂😂😂
I shouldn't have e watched this at work, now I'm hiding in the back in tears trying not to let anyone see me quiet laughing with my eyes watering everywhere
I'm imagining them asking you what's up and all you can say is "butt drugs 🎶🤣 butt drugs 🎶🤣 "
As a father of 8 children age 13 and under, we leave restaurants (even fast food if we happen to eat at one) clean, and we allow the children to help clean up their own messes
Good on ya, wife, kids and I always clean up after dining. Pick up messes, stack the dishware, etc.
And this is why I only eat at restaurants with a separated bar side. 😮
Fuck that. Let the busser sweep that shit
Racist!
@@mohmoony3918 good idea, compared to the bar side patrons, it's easy for children to look well behaved . Wise move!
Finally got me to laugh, I absolutely lost it with Butt Drugs.
Chick-Fil-A vs. Burger King? Sorry, but... Burger King, every time. Chicken is chicken is chicken.... I can get it everywhere, and... it all tastes like alligator, anyway. But, a flame-grilled hunk of beef? That's the taste of America, my friend. And, my taste buds tell me that Burger King has the best onion rings, too...😜
Finely a tease description that is true. This is the funniest commercial I've ever seen. It almost makes me want to move to Corydon, Indiana.
Corydon indiana is known best for spelunking .
The guy that lives across the street from work has to call 911 if he's running late. That way everyone can see something is horribly wrong at his house lol
The Wendy's drink not being full is because they just push a button and it fills a certain amount, which usually makes it full due to the ice.
aye, them buttens been around for like 20 years at this point too. I wish more people knew so they stop yelling about it.
(there only on the drivethrew drink dispenser for those who dont know)
Indeed... but the person dispensing the soda is supposed to notice it is less than full and press the manual button to top it off. Which happens literally every time I get soda (even at Wendy's) because I never get ice.
Just had the same thing happen at a McDonald’s, both drinks were about two fingers short.
@@HerculesBallsInc when its a rush, people can only do so much :) iirr, drive threw should not be longer then 4min total wait but alot of places ive noticed have drive threw register also doing in door and even sometimes working the food line during the day. its really understaffed where I am and "attention to detail" isnt always going to be stellar with fastfood.
Gada cut them leway, it aint "fine dinning" for $15-$30 :)
@@Lee-bl5rz McDonald's gave me a medium cup instead of the large to compensate for the lack of ice
The pharmacy commercial was next level. The pizza delivery guy needs to be fired. 20%+ is what servers get for taking care of you for an hour plus. You handed someone a box dumba*s. Over 20% is a gift.
I Wonder has Tyler actually read the books on his shelf... And I also I'm curious what are the titles of those books?
He’s covered that, but couldn’t tell you what episode. 🤷♂️
I'm from Corydon, Indiana. Butt Drugs has been around for many years and I know most of the people in the video. This commercial was made by Rhett and Link, a popular UA-cam Channel.
There was one of their commercials here about a guy on top of a car dealership singing about how it was across from the bait shop. Both are now gone.
I just flew from Phoenix to South Carolina. While there weren’t any bare feet, the three passengers across the aisle from me coughed the ENTIRE 5 hour flight. In the row ahead of them was a baby who screamed the entire flight. It took all of my composure to keep from becoming a “Carl” video.
i suppose you could have offered any kind of help to the lady to comfort her child...
but commenting on how great you are for not opening your mouth to her works i guess...
congratulations for choosing not to be an idiot...do you want a cookie too?
Public transportation sucks 🤣
You mean a Darren😆🤣😃🤣 male Karen version
That’s why I do mask up for flights. Had a whole vacation ruined due to sitting for 8 hours behind Typhoid Mary.
Yuck. Passengers are the reason I hate flying.
Butt Drugs has me crying with laughter 😂
"Butt Drugs" was hilarious!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Tyler Zed you earned your pay this season!!
Congratz, Tyler. You actually gave me a challenge today. I had to fight to keep it in, and I don't mean just during the Butt Drugs.
That guy’s face plant looked pretty real, I wonder if he actually ate carpet
I think he ate the box that broke his fall...
I'm sorry people, but I just don't get Chick-fil-A. I find it to be bland tasteless chicken. The only thing tasty is the sauces. Why do I need super sugary high fructose corn syrup to make some chicken taste good.
I prefer Popeyes, Canes & KFC more.