$35k on just wine for lunch! (Ep. 33)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Episode 33 is out tomorrow! Meet Benjamin and Raymond. Benjamin is a Sommelier and wine expert. Raymond is the co-owner of the Michelin star restaurant 63 Clinton. From moonshine to mustard they’ve got a story about everything. 
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Billionaires spending 35k on lunch is like regular people spending .35 cents
If only we could get a lunch for 35p
Can I order 10 bottles of your finest tap water please!
@@xander1052 rubles? pesos?
@@tubejuanso imma guess pence
@@xander1052 one pack of ramen
"Wine lunch"
"Six bottles"
Bert Kreischer has entered the chat
Nah it would be a gallon of koolaid
Leave bert outta this. He's a sweet guy.
@@johnozaistowicz9711 bart would be bummed that youre stopping someone's joke
@@johnozaistowicz9711 he's also a raging alcoholic
He used to drink a box of wine a night when he was doing the travel channel.
"You didn't do anything wrong. What did they do wrong?"
Man, that's the kind of friend I need in my life
No, the friends we all need are the ones who ordered that wine and flipped the investments in billions. I wanna do “wrong” too 😂
@@AYOnYASS and people with that attitude are why the world's so corrupt
And that's why you aren't a billionaire.
@aidsface45 no, that's why you are poor lol
@@AYOnYASS Those people don't have actual friends.
"nothing, what did they do wrong" is a great way to turn the tables considering there's basically no *nice* way to make a billion dollars
Pretty much mate. But there are a lot more ethicsl way of making a million.
Define nice way
@@DeeSnuttsone that gives me more of the money 😂
@@DeeSnuttsIdk, I guess treating your employees right is one of them
@KarlRuprechtKroenen88tax evasion is the most American thing you can do shut your treasonous mouth
“i mean what did they do wrong?”
fuckin r e a l
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Worst case - sold their soul to Satan to gain the world, human trafficking , drug trade, - money laundering, fraud,
Best case - real estate investor , really the ethical only way, maybe another way but for a group to become billionaires all at once and together
They probably didn’t do that much wrong. Investing is highly ethical depending on how you do it and investing creates jobs and wealth for other people while raising the living standard of customers and workers through enabling better products and services.
@@leoxd7029you're delusional if you actually believe that's how billionaires make their money 😂😂😂
keep telling yourself that bud@@leoxd7029
Listening to people so knowledgeable in certain topics is very fascinating.
Word
For sure. That's why I like intelligent people. I like listening about what they have to say.
Love seeing masters do their craft
Doesn't matter what it is
It's always impressive
What a statement
They tipped 10 grand! Thats bullshido and you stupido for believing this bs videos
"what did they do wrong" a story for another day
I like this guy. He gets it.
They'll be a movie about it some day
they worked hard
lazy and envious ppl do consider that wrong
@@AleksandarIvanov69 100 %
@@AleksandarIvanov69 most people dont make that kinda money without fucking someone else over.
His question at the end is a pretty valid one.
Yeah 😮 very much worth mentioning
They probably ruined a lot of peoples lives
Really like this guy. He seems wise. Like he makes good money obviously getting tipped 10 grand, but isn’t greedy like why can’t I have as much as they have. He just seems happy to be doing something he’s knowledgable about while making good money yet is aware that much money comes with some greed/moral sacrifice.
@@tiddyt6527 Yeah, dude knows that much money always has blood on it.
they worked hard
lazy and envious ppl do consider that wrong
One time during CES, Samsung executives came in and spent over $20k for 6 ppl.
Some one asked me if I felt bad for gouging them like that: “tell me how much you spent on your cellphone or tv and ask me again if I should feel guilty”
Don't like you're reasoning at the end, but you just did your job, shouldn't feel bad
@@gideonhawkthe reasoning makes perfect sense, cry more
@@gideonhawkthat reasoning makes sense Samsung and Apple charge us 800-1800 dollars every year for a phone they spend 400 dollars making why should we feel bad for fucking them over if they do it to millions of peoplea year
yeah that never happened lmao
@@taahasiddiqui1071 $185 for the steak alone. No sides, no salad, or apps.
Spinach is like $7. $35 for Uber rich truffle mash potatoes, but that serves 2 at best so we dropped 4 on the table.
Asians on the table? Seafood tower is a cinch. 6 ppl? There’s 2 towers around $300 each.
Cocktails? wine? How about champagne with shellfish….classic pairing. $500 for a decent vintage. Steak goes with red wine. $3k a bottle, but we’ll need 2 to cover 6 ppl. After dinner scotch? Octomore $100 a shot. Bourbon? Can’t decide? What about a pappy van winkle flight of the 15, 20, & 23 year old.
This is just a brief summary of what a steakhouse dinner is like.
It’s obvious you never been to Vegas or were aware CES was held in Vegas. Feel free to look up Menus online, Cut, Delmonicos, Bavettes, Carbone, Golden Steer….
I love how he said "You didn't do anything wrong" What a guy.
I love hearing people that know their jobs.
Can tell he likes his job too. Remembers all the wines and still lights up when naming most of them
That closing line was deep af
Not that deep, everyone knows billionaires are monsters. Right?
Even if there’s no apparent or obvious reason as to why rich people are bad, they’re bad simply due to the fact that being rich comes at the cost of others. It’s economics. Others suffer for the luxury of the rich.
@@gfries4906 how does me having millions make the poor people suffer? thats a dumb statement. Its how the world works. How is someone making 1 million worse then you making 50k a year ''taking'' from those who dont have water or food? Its all just cope cause u are broke.
@@SLAYER712XD Everybody's wealth comes at the cost of someone else's suffering. That applies to everybody at every class, but rich people simply have more wealth.
I'm not saying rich people are baby-eating monsters, I just mean that being wealthy is inherently unethical.
@@gfries4906 Considering there are people that die of hunger, with you logic applied, you are just as much of a monster as rich people. When I work in medicine and Im a doctor that sometimes works 26h shifts im less of a monster then you working your office job, going home and watching tv until you sleep. I earn more but I help people. Your logic is flawed. This is how the world works. You make the money you deserve to earn. The monsters are those who buy land from people that need them to survive. Me, a person who wants to be rich isn't unethical. I just work 10x harder then you and your way of coping is I should give it to those in need even though I work way harder then you. It's a very ignorant and hypocritical take.
“What did they do wrong” cut deep
There are no moral billionaires
@@bunglebenjoyer You're kind of stupid for thinking that.
@@bunglebenjoyer really ? There are wrong people and good people everywhere. The guy who does nothing in his life and lives on support from the governement is as wrong as the billionaire who got rich abusing the goodwill of other people.
I’m so happy for him that he got such a fantastic tip
Tbh that tip really wasn't all that much if you think about it.
He said they just made 2 billion plus from doing p much nothing. A 10k tip is 0.0005% of that. If you just made a million dollars, the relative amount of tip would be *5 dollars*. If you got a 10000$ paycheck it would be *5 cents*. It's really not that much, relatively speaking. And given they'll probably classify it as business dinner it's also likely gonna end up as "expense" in their calculation to reduce taxes.
@@IzzyIkigai that's a huge tip, 20% is what we hope for given we provide excellent service anything above is great. $7000 would be that 20%. Also the higher the bill they are more likely to tip less than the 20%, because in this instance they could tip him 2k and be guilt free because 2k is a ton of money.
@@IzzyIkigai I think it was great
I’d be very happy to receive that
10k isn't much??? mate I could live off 10k EASILY for a year xD@@IzzyIkigai
@@IzzyIkigai40% is a ginormous tip
Love his attitude. “You didn’t do anything wrong. What did these people do wrong?”
The last words spoken are the wisest….
Assuming they did something wrong to get their money & then taking their money despite the knowledge doesn’t make you wise.
@@rfrederick3 Why not it's his job. You want him to vet every customer he's supposed to serve and turn down a $10k tip? That's just stupid no matter if you're a saint
@@ethans7588 i’m fine with him taking a $10,000 tip however everyone’s acting like you & assuming he’s wise in his stance that they got the money by evil means.
@@rfrederick3 You don't make 2 billion dollars without beeing evil. Money doesn't appear out of nothing. People had to work very hard for that money to have a value. Not them though. They stole that value.
@@groerhahn225 sent from iPhone
His last statement is BASED😂😤✊🏽
lazy and envious more than based
@@AleksandarIvanov69 what do you value more, stoic values or matieral success? I dont know your age but I see your comments on this post a bit, I hope you make your dreams come true without regrets or having to cast others aside. It is quite a challenge, with great success come great sacrifice, you dont always get to pick who pays.
@@serviotuero8924 most people have to find out the hard way. I don't think a UA-cam comment is gonna change their mind sadly.
A lot of people who thought they would be happy once they are rich will find that out themselves that it wasn't money that makes them happy.
@@AleksandarIvanov69 Anyone less than is lazy? On what a toxic person you are. I'd like to see how you treat clerks and service personnel. No, backwards that. Not at all.
@@AleksandarIvanov69 oh my god you wanna eat the boots so bad. Is it a fettish or something. Do you get off defending millionaires?
Rich people live in a completely different world which us modern wageslaves can't even comprehend.
For real
And without us wage slaves, the world would collapse. The working class is the most valuable.
@@FriendlyHomie eat the rich
@@FriendlyHomie I think a lot more people can become more rich if they took risks.
Sadly it can take like 10 years before your risk pays off and most people don't want to wait 10 years before they can enjoy their investment 100 times more worth, some fail too and lose all their money.
No need to hate on the rich (even those born into it)
Some of em have scarified a lot (time, family. etc) some have not. Everyone hating on the rich if they got offered a million for nothing they will just spend it all and not give away either so
@@mikabakker1 taking risks is not worth it when the game is rigged. Nice try tho.
I'd love to have a conversation with this person! He seems so knowledgeable yet very humble, with lots of interesting stories to tell I'm sure!
“What did these people do wrong?”
This guy gets it.
They say money can't buy you happiness...but it can buy you peace of mind which leads to a lot of happiness....
Do you honestly think that some dude who's in the process of turning 500 million investment into 2.5 billion has peace of mind? That's got to be the funniest thing I've heard this week.
@@rh_BOSSMo money Mo problems😏 and a lot of these billionaires have to destroy their morals to get where they are. Dignity is most important
@@rh_BOSSnot the point
@@Wombusistaken because homeless people , people struggling to pay rent feed their kids and people in medical bankruptcy are super happy and have no problems
@@rh_BOSS Yes I absolutely believe he does, homie is never gonna worry about rent, food, losing or finding his job, there is not a single emergency short of nuclear holocaust that will be a problem for him and his wallet, he can afford to have the psychiatrist live with him to address every single mental health issue he has. His only work is deciding which entities to invest in and then picking up the profits at the end.
"What did they do wrong?"
That's exactly the right mindset.
You can't get that much money through completely honest means.
Yes you can, mostly through building start ups and investments/merger & acquisition
@@anathans001 Which generally starts from being highly advantaged in the first place, though the highly advantaged do everything possible to obscure their trail.
Lol. If that’s what you need to tell yourself to make yourself feel better.
@Dingfelder Smurfalot nope not really, steve jobs started his business from his garage, zuckerberg started facebook from his dormitory, a protein bar brand called quest, which recently sold for 1 bill dollar, started their business from their home kitchen. A good business deserves a good valuation
Actually you can. Idk where or why you think you can’t. If it’s not drugs or guns, then so what?
When he said "that's my rent for three years", he did a big pause
We watched the video we all saw it. Why on earth did you feel the need to comment that? Do you think people are too stupid to notice or do you think they can only notice once you point things out for them?
@@danny4081 why do you care
@@murphyhastings1457 curious why someone would state something so glaringly obvious and completely unnecessary.
@@danny4081 The irony behind the guys UA-cam name lol
@@danny4081 calm down
This guy got a $10k tip for doing his job probably was a great feeling and very generous
The sarcasm at the end….priceless
Yeah…what did they do…wrong
that last little comment from the waiter at the end hits DEEP
He's a sommelier. Not a waiter.
@@yron33 Could careless too be honest. But thanks for that correction I guess.
@@yron33It was a wholesome youtube comment, not a debate over his profession.
Wouldn't be surprised if he served a defense contractor luncheon meeting. It's not unlike these types to blow this type of money, gotta love Raytheon and Northrop Grumman
Just bill it under the war supplies 😂😂😂
Do u have proof of this?
I would bet my life that this is true I feel like that’s exactly why he said “what did these people do wrong”😂no one makes that type of money through an honest hard days work just nepotism, fraud, & crimes against humanity
Don't forget Haliburton
Tech scumbags more like.
He didn't sell it, he happened to be working when rich people came in lmao
Correct. I hae sold many expensive items and made aa tonne of money when happy rich ppeople cme for dinner but i also coukd make basically nothing when the bitchy rich people come aalong
@@MrPeGGaming you have to catch them when theyre trying to have a pissing contest with another rich person then you start seeing the $$$ other than that you see nothing because theyre not trying to impress us normies. Been golfing a long time working out there has shown $200 tips go flying when a business deal is involved.
Thank you lmao anyone who’s worked in sales cringed at that comment
A server gets commission on alcohol sales. So yea he did sell it. Even if he didn’t need sales pitch them or anything it’s still technically a “sale”.
"Its okay to be a monster. It pays handsomely."
I was born in 92 and im both chuckling and crying on how 2000 is considered Vintage.
Glad to see they are spending the money and spreading the wealth.
Spread what wealth exactly? They invested 100mln and the sold whatever they invested in for 25x the price. They basically stole 2.4bln and now you are praising them for tipping one guy 10k?
I'd agree with you if they sent like 400mln to setup a homeless shelter or something, but to tip one guy after wasting 4k per person on wine for lunch?
@@vinny142 holy f you’re miserable
@@vinny142 how is investing your money wisely stealing wtf lmao
@@vinny142 my brother in Christ how is that stealing
Had a bottle of $25 wine last night. Fabulous.
Thats a 75-100$ bottle in a restaurant.
I legitimately teared up a bit at the question at the end. Much love!
“What did they do wrong”
That’s some fucking perspective right there.
"what did these ppl do wrong" made my brain spiral into a paranoid state
“What did THESE people do wrong” 💯
"that they turned into" i.e. tons of workers got underpaid so they get to buy boats and wine
Hence the closing remark -
“YOU didn’t do anything wrong.
What did THEY do wrong?”
Exactly. The myth of the "self-made" millionaire/billionaire, as it always requires some form of exploitation.
Have you worked there? Do you know what the business is? Stop playing victim like a moron and you might start making some decent money.
It’s kind of funny that these guys exist in a world where they know how to make money in a way you literally lack the ability to even comprehend, and so you turn it into a silly cliche that you heard from someone else.
@@metalnep consensual exploitation.
I think the wisest thing they said was “not what did you do wrong, but what did they do wrong?”
"What did that people do wrong"
EXACTLY!
No one should have that kind of money.
This guy would win a staring contest
10,000 dollar tip to open a few bottles of wine while the kitchen staff busting their ass making minimum wage.
You gotta love speaking fluent English lol. If the Kitchen staff could speak the Kings Language and studied wine for years they can do it too..
I quit working in kitchens because of the pay gap between front and back of house. All the cooks at the places I've worked at were mostly American and spoke English. I spent years honing my skills cooking just to make shit pay while servers and sommeliers make thousands more.
Most high end restaurants like that tip out 30-40% to the kitchen staff, don't talk out of your ass. Maybe you were working in some bum ass state in the south that forbids tipping out, but you wouldn't get guests like that in the first place.
@@josephjackson3249 it really depends on location tho and hourly adds up, like serving isnt hourly by me and the 2 dollars an hour paid gets taken in tax. some days i made 30 an hour some 10. depending how busy and I usually averaged like 18 an hour.
@@josephjackson3249 to be fair tho this case is extreme like thats nuts, I busted my ass tho serving and did not get time to slow down.
"what did I do wrong" this is my exact response, and that make sense when he said "what did these people do wrong"
When he said, what did they do wrong at the ending speaks volumes
Props on you for grabbing some of those 2.5 bil
I wouldn't say "props", considering he lucked out in being in the right business at the right shift, serving the right table. But I'm not going to fault him for scrambling to pick up the scraps of those fat pigs either. Isn't that what we're all doing anyways?
loving the class consciousness in the comment section very based
Gives me hope
You mean a bunch of brainwashed commies who will, at best never accomplish anything, and at worst usher in their disaster of an ideology and millions will die as a result?
He know his shit. i hate tipping culture but he deserve it.
I mean 10K tips tho?
“What did these people do wrong”
That’s the right fuckin question to be asking
"WHAT DID THESE PEOPLE DO WRONG" is the right question/response
If you can turn 500m into 2.5b, i dare say you deserve a 35k lunch to celebrate lol
That's why I have a wine portfolio that I keep with wine brokers in London. No matter the economy, the rich just know how to be rich.
Im trynna get wine drunk at lunch. Let’s each drink thousands of dollars in wine, enough to pay for a family to eat for years. Fuck it, money grows on trees we’re all touched by angels.
Haha hit the nail on the head, "what did these people do wrong"
"What did THEY do wrong?" LMAO
Correct question. Any time you meet someone with that much money, you need to be asking yourself, "who did they steal from?" Because they did steal it.
You didn’t sell it they came in looking for an experience.
If they order water and you sold them on the wine your my hero!
He did though. Now I’m assuming here..but judging by his knowledge of each bottle and the order he presented them, one can assume he not only upsold these bottles purposely..he also coursed them in a specific order which probably also complemented whatever food course they were on. That’s very good salesmanship.
I don't know how someone could spend someone's yearly salary on wine and not feel like an evil person.
Someone screwed up your thinking.
Who was harmed?
What's evil is thinking you're entitled to controlling someone else's spending.
His immediate responses “what did I do wrong?”
"What did they do wrong?" Was the best line of this whole conversation
I could see that being done. I'm just wondering what the other 8 people at my table would have been drinking😊
Okay can we just talk about the mad fact that they tipped 10k! That's a quality individual
"what did these people do wrong?" WISE WINE GUY
“What did I do wrong?”
“What did these people do wrong?”
Honestly very based, there’s no way you get that much money without exploiting someone
The things I can do in my community for $35K 😢
Youd blow it on gaming crap probably. No one is really willing to help people unless it benefits them.
@@ErinRSU is that your take on my channel?
Every restaurant is a want not a need……
I love a good sommelier.
So knowledgable on things I only wish to be
Yeah maybe no one should be allowed to have that much money
envy is hell of a drug, my friend
Just start by actually getting a skilled job. Lazy bastard
I’d rather live in a society that wants to create as many billionaires as possible than one in which billionaires are seen as a thing to never attain.
Your race to the bottom mentality would only make for a worse society over all.
@@indifferentadvocate1737 the problem with that is that the more billionaires we have, the less people with adequate money there are by consequence. A billion dollars is too much power for one person to have and for one person to hoard that much wealth necessitates that others lose out.
@@captainsunburn8510 There isn’t a finite supply of wealth, however. We enjoy a higher standard of living than we did two hundred years ago, and have more middle and upper class individuals than we did back then. Why stop people from creating and enriching?
The last line is so spot on
"what did these people do wrong? 👀" 😂
How do you say thank you for a 10grand tip
Bow and say thank you so much, but yeah, that is a ridiculous amount of wine
Say thanks and beg them to come back tomorrow, lol
Whats the real impressive thing here is that wine list the restaurant has. Like holy fuck.
They probably solicited sex from him in the most likely scenario
Get your back blown out
What did these people do wrong is the right question. 1 out maybe 500-1000 super rich people is actually a decent person. You don't get to be filthy rich without being extremely lucky, or a narcissistic piece of trash.
Its usually not narcissism just complete and total ruthlessness
@@boshboshbosh1 Statistically a lot of wealthy people are narcissists.
@@itiswhatitis.989 just because "a lot" of them are narcissists doesn't mean that that's the driving factor for their wealth. They're ruthless bastards, they will stomp on your dreams and your heart at any chance of turning profit. Narcissists care about themselves and ruthless heartless businessmen care about money
They did a lot of wrong to make that money.
That’s what those who can’t produce tell themselves rather than face the reality that they lack the capacity that others possess. I’m sure it’s a source of comfort if you can trick yourself into believing it.
@@indifferentadvocate1737 lol
@@indifferentadvocate1737
This is what those who grew up in a life of privilege and ignorance who literally have gone through zero hardship other than deciding which lifted truck for their dad to buy them and the red stingy ring on their ass from sitting on the toilet watching sigma grindset videos.
People who will say “I’m a business owner forging my own success with hard work unlike you lazy commies and your college.” but they make $600 a month, work a minimum wage job part time, and live at Mom and Dads.
People who will drop phrases like “on my grind” on their instagram story next to a picture of them in their pristine pressed Taco Bell uniform.
Buddy was about to get philosophical on him 😂
This sounds like that scene from “The Wolf of Wall Street” when max argues about Leo and his buddies spending 26k on “appetizers or sides” for a lunch 😂🤣😂
When he said “I mean what did these people do wrong” 👀👀
That ending got me for real tho you don’t live clean being that rich hahah
“Lot of money” 😂😂😂😂
i'm dead at the end how he answered like he already went through the prosess of it
to them it was another dinner, to these guys it was the most interesting night theyve had in years
To hoard so much wealth is in itself an act of violence against the rest of humanity
'What did *these people* do wrong' 👏👏👏
“I mean what did these people do wrong?” This man understands this 3D realm and our current modern snapshot of hell on earth
That last statement says it all
That 10 grand tip, is like us tipping $2
"I sold 35000 dollars of wine"
"JESUS"
"In one table"
"JESUS"
"Water into WINE"
I'm just over here with my $5 Arbor Mist enjoying a nice, peaceful view of the lake.
I thought he was naming Harry Potter spells 😅
That dude could be a Prince William lookalike
"what did they do wrong" FACTS
The fact he responded " you did nothing wrong. What did they do wrong?" tells you alot.
I like this video :-) they're asking a couple of questions to themselves :-)
That's an awful lot of flex going on...
Meanwhile, his last quip is insightful on a very deep level
That last sentence 👌 it's true guys, we did nothing wrong, we live a normal life, they're not normal ...
Remember that shareholders extract from a business the value that workers generate which should go back into the business. Businesses aren't raising wages or investing in upgrading company infrastructure in order to pay shareholder dividends, so that those shareholders can pay 35k for 9 bottles of wine.
The eye roll I felt that deep
Just look at him, wiping those crumbs off at the start
That last part hit hard … “I mean what did these people do wrong” 🤔
“They tipped $10k”
“Ok stfu what’d they buy?”
2000 and vintage being in the same sentence makes me feel so damn old lol
“what did *these* people do wrong” OOOOOF