My stomach hurts from laughing! I went to a Waffle House for the first time a few weeks ago. It was late at night and no other place was open. As we were eating, two college guys walked in wearing head to toe Waffle House gear - one was wearing a slit-up muscle shirt bearing the WH logo. They didn't order anything but started strutting around and telling everyone how they were from Seattle, Washington (we're in Ohio...far, far away), and then went outside and took selfies. I asked the waitress who they were, and she said, I don't know but they came in yesterday and ordered 62 waffles. It was absolutely bizarre. And hilarious. And I had what may have been the best omelet I've ever had.
That's basically a Saturday night at my shop. No lie. I worked the Saturday close shift for around 8 years. Only difference is we never bothered calling the police. Eventually most of the 'riff-raff' gave up when they knew I'd clocked them. No idea why. I didn't think I was THAT scary...
@firefighterchick there's a saying at my workplace that I'm sure puts the fear of God into new employees (and the riff-raff) - 'Beware the wrath of Tara'. 🤪 I may or may not enjoy cracking the proverbial whip if someone annoys me. 🤣🤣🤣
2:45 Heidi Gardner making the "make it rain" gesture (as if flipping dollar bills at a stripper). 5:30 "Right down my pants!" I'm from Kentucky and that's a pretty spot on southern American accent! (I sound midwestern but I'm from a northern Kentucky city where it's a mix.)
When you come visit the U.S. and go to Waffle House, forget the waffles; try the hash browns! Load 'em up with chili, cheese, mushrooms... whatever you want. Btw... consistently some of the best and friendliest servers in the whole restaurant biz, so give 'em a big, fat tip.
I agree with others who have said, in America, apparently every late-night altercation that occurs at an all-night diner or cafe, especially in the region of the country where Waffle Houses are ubiquitous, happens at a Waffle House.
I've eaten at several Waffle House restaurants over the years. Sometimes in the we hours of the morning, with widely varying experiences. But the food and the entertainment are typically so bad, my friends and I refer to it as Awful House. Great skit and great reaction guys. Than again for the entertainment. And congratulations on receiving your 100,000 viewers award. You guys rock.- Hawk
@@Kari5274 Well, that sucks you had a bad experience at a Waffle House. I like the fact that the food is cooked in front of you, unlike IHOP or Denny's. But, to each their own. That's what makes capitalism beautiful. 😉
Being British, they don't get the main joke in this skit: a typical visit to a U.S. Waffle House is often like this.
Actually, this skit is based off a true incident that happened at a waffle the week they made this skit. The video of it went viral.
This is true of our local Waffle House as well.😂
That time of night it's the Walmart of restaurants. 🤣🤪
OMG, this is SOOOO Waffle House!
What happens at Waffle House stays at Waffle House…mostly because you won’t remember any of it. Good times!
Mikey Day is the guy you were asking about.(the guy at the end who was the girl's dad) he is a SNL cast member and one of my favorites!!
100% accurate depiction of Waffle House at bar time.
My stomach hurts from laughing! I went to a Waffle House for the first time a few weeks ago. It was late at night and no other place was open. As we were eating, two college guys walked in wearing head to toe Waffle House gear - one was wearing a slit-up muscle shirt bearing the WH logo. They didn't order anything but started strutting around and telling everyone how they were from Seattle, Washington (we're in Ohio...far, far away), and then went outside and took selfies. I asked the waitress who they were, and she said, I don't know but they came in yesterday and ordered 62 waffles. It was absolutely bizarre. And hilarious. And I had what may have been the best omelet I've ever had.
Wtf 🤣 that doesn't sound like a typical Seattelite to me lol
At Waffle House, sometimes you are the audience and sometimes you are the show.
Rule #1 of Waffle House. If it's your first time at Waffle House you HAVE TO FIGHT!
Brilliant sketch!!!
Fantastic guys! Thank you 😂❤️
I've never been to a Waffle House. Thanks for the warning!
Oh, come on, you're missing out! 😂
The food is really good. Love Waffle House.
That's basically a Saturday night at my shop. No lie. I worked the Saturday close shift for around 8 years. Only difference is we never bothered calling the police. Eventually most of the 'riff-raff' gave up when they knew I'd clocked them. No idea why. I didn't think I was THAT scary...
Riff scared of you? 😅😂
I believe that actually
We have another thing in common. 😅😂
@firefighterchick there's a saying at my workplace that I'm sure puts the fear of God into new employees (and the riff-raff) - 'Beware the wrath of Tara'. 🤪 I may or may not enjoy cracking the proverbial whip if someone annoys me. 🤣🤣🤣
2:45 Heidi Gardner making the "make it rain" gesture (as if flipping dollar bills at a stripper).
5:30 "Right down my pants!" I'm from Kentucky and that's a pretty spot on southern American accent! (I sound midwestern but I'm from a northern Kentucky city where it's a mix.)
When you come visit the U.S. and go to Waffle House, forget the waffles; try the hash browns! Load 'em up with chili, cheese, mushrooms... whatever you want. Btw... consistently some of the best and friendliest servers in the whole restaurant biz, so give 'em a big, fat tip.
Waffle House after Midnight is always entertaining
I agree with others who have said, in America, apparently every late-night altercation that occurs at an all-night diner or cafe, especially in the region of the country where Waffle Houses are ubiquitous, happens at a Waffle House.
Great suggestion Troy! Whenever I go to Waffle House there is always something interesting going on. So, I really enjoyed this. :)
I have never been to Waffle House but this was hilarious 😂 Thank you for sharing!
I've eaten at several Waffle House restaurants over the years. Sometimes in the we hours of the morning, with widely varying experiences. But the food and the entertainment are typically so bad, my friends and I refer to it as Awful House. Great skit and great reaction guys. Than again for the entertainment. And congratulations on receiving your 100,000 viewers award. You guys rock.- Hawk
OMG, this is so funny. I scared my cats laughing so hard. Waffle House: come for the greasy breakfast, stay for the floor show.
This is one of my more liked skits from recent years of SNL.
Welcome to Waffle House late night.
That is a typical Waffle House any night. It’s a southern thing
You might have to do SNL chippendales
In Florida after a night at the bar we pass WH and go to IHOP. Cleaner, brighter, decent food, and the tables and chair/benches arent sticky.
That sounds blasphemous to me, passing up WH in the south. 😂. I pass up IHOP AND Denny's to go to WH. The food is better to me. 😉
@@Longhauler85 nope. It's nasty. At least IHOP is clean. My last reunion after the bars closed we went to IHOP. The place was packed. WH was not.
@Kari5274 Waffle House doesn't do pancakes so stick with IHOP
@@Kari5274 Well, that sucks you had a bad experience at a Waffle House. I like the fact that the food is cooked in front of you, unlike IHOP or Denny's. But, to each their own. That's what makes capitalism beautiful. 😉
@@Kari5274 Waffle House cooks in front of you. You can't see those minimum wage IHOP workers and cooks behind the scenes late at night. Just saying 😁
It seems people don't understand this actually happened at a waffle house the week they made this skit. The video of it went viral.
Please show the SNL chippendales!
That truly is an average day at the Waffle House.
I prefer IHOP for pancakes.
Expensive, blander, not open 24/7 365. MEH.
IHOP is where you go to have pancakes late at night.
Waffle House is where you go to find out if you're really alive.
What music does dad listen to if daughter is taking it up in college?
If im going ro Waffle House I'm ready.
snl SUCKS