The Sysco truck has me rolling. That's almost definitely what they do, too. I'm a purchasing agent at a high end resort with multiple restaurants on property. I am the one in charge of ordering the food for these restaurants. Almost everything comes frozen from Sysco or US Foods. Basically all the kitchen staff has to do is put it all together. That doesn't mean that it doesn't taste amazing, because it does, but that pasta came in a huge bag of frozen pasta, that sauce is made with frozen sun dried tomatoes, and that bread on the side was frozen at the beginning of the day.
Man but now it’s affecting my broke barista ass when everyone looks at me like a subhuman for asking for a tip after meticulously hand-making their giga sandwich and specialty drink
@@sophiarose8541 the thing is though, that's an issue with the employment, I am not from a country with tipping, and it always just seems like it's an excuse for an employer to pay employees poorly.
I'm with him here. It's not like the food inspector was going to walk in any moment and close the place down because there was a can of coke in the building.
I would've chugged the coke zero right then and there and then ask them to throw away the bottle (I wouldn't actually do this. that is too confrontational for me)
@@KissMyCorpse I would. I remember I was in a class eating a sandwich and my teacher told me to put it away somewhere. They turned back around and asked where I put the sandwich. I said, "In my stomach" and was kicked out of the classroom lol
@@Gandhi_PhysiqueI love that most teachers would prefer students to not be able to focus properly because they are hungry, than simply allow them to take two minutes to remedy the hunger issue.
It's not even a food safety issue. You're not legally liable for food brought in by a third party from outside the restaurant unless you as the restaurant then take that food and handle it and further prepare it somehow. *THAT* is against health regs pretty much everywhere. Bringing in a can of coke zero is not.
@@tamriilin Then there's the turmoil that could happen if the person says, or their lawyer tells them to say, that they received the beverage there to get a law suit. People use these kind of scams all the time, similar to people trying to get hit by cars on purpose, just to make money. Most restaurant cameras don't have cloud storage, meaning they couldn't pull the camera evidence to prove said person wrong. Speaking as a restaurant manager.
Thank you NL and Library for these videos. I've been having a very hard week and will be having a very hard time in the near future trying to get out of this sudden depression. I have already contacted a psychologist, so hopefully I can go back to normal by summer. These compilations rock and I've enjoyed to watch them the last three days. Thank you for the smiles and the laughters.
In Germany, cafes and such will also ask for no self-bought drinks and eating being brought in (because they don't want you to just eat and drink your pre-bought stuff and basically just use their chairs to hang out which could have gone to paying customers instead), but if you put the stuff in your bag and just don't take it out in the store, it's always fine.
Tipping on Takeout? Tipping on FRONT-DESK ORDERING? I thought everybody ignored those. No wonder people have been writing articles about tipping fatigue. People don't stand up and say that's stupid! We came to a consensus as a NA society that only 4 sectors got tips: wait staff, drivers/parkers, barbers, and cleaners. Going beyond that is only asking for trouble.
what do you mean by drivers/parkers? like valets or delivery drivers? and i agree, i already don't like tipping these services but it's at least well established precedence (also delivery drivers if that's what you meant) if you're tipping on pick up orders then you're a doormat, beaten down by the simple act of people asking you for more money than you expected
The ideal solution would be for companies to just, y'know, pay their workers. Doordash is my main gig and an easy 60% of my income is from customer tips, not being paid by the actual company contracting my work. I have never and will never beg anyone for a tip, whether over the phone or in person, but I always appreciate it when they are given. Pro tip: Always tip in cash if possible, since Doordash is known to play fucky-wucky with tips and pockets a lot of the extra money themselves, or hands it off to sweeten bad orders for other drivers. If you hand your driver a cash tip, it's theirs and [depending on how civics-minded they are or are not] they might not even report it on their taxes. [pay your taxes, kids. it would certainly be a shame if someone came away from this comment thinking that it's cool to not pay taxes. that's the last thing I would ever want.]
@@azugn5739 no, citizen, I too love the principles of freedom and liberty, I may even be in a militia, I am certainly not a federal operative. no I am not wearing long sleeves to hide my glowing skin. Would you like to read some Ayn Rand with me?
In my experience as someone who's worked a fair bit of food service, 99% of the time policies like "no outside food" and the like are just fucking shortsighted idiot rules made up by moronic owners who stumbled into owning a business merely due to having wealth and then proceed to basically just cause problems. Then cashiers and waiters just get forced to enforce those rules becasue they'll get passive aggressively reminded of the rules if they let things slide. Shit is rampant in the industry I stg.
No outside food or drink should never be enforced on a paying customer who is buying other stuff. If someone is bringing in mcdonalds and just eating at your tables, sure, but someone bringing a drink and buying food or vice versa should be fine
The pharmacy asks for a tip. In the UK, prescription drugs are a set price no matter what it is. My pharmacist just says, press the red button and then tap your card.
@@SpookyDoobs i had to double check that when i read it as im in england and thought that prescription charges were UK universal but yeah youre right only england, would say its weird that it isnt universal but i think says a lot about the state of the UK at the minute.
In Australia my local pharmacist charges a fee for writing a signature (for if you want to get a type of ID or something). Is this something that happens in other countries?
Tipping is not a thing in my country, you tip a couple of dollars in rare occasions when you feel like it or to round off a bill. I understand that tipping in north america is basically required because they don't pay waiters but it sounds like tipping anyone is just a scam, they are going to stop paying every minim wage worker altogether and have them rely on tips. Personally I wouldn't tip out of principle to not promote this, but maybe I don't get it. So to summarize: NL based
Yup restaurants can pay less than minimum with the argument that tips make it more than minimum. This way the restaurant doesn't have to pay full wage and the customers have to tip or they're the assholes
the argument against not tipping is that "you are paying servers less" but the law in america is that tipped jobs will still get paid minimum wage if the tips aren't enough. so if you don't tip, you (in some way) contribute to someone getting paid minimum wage which is unlivable in many states that being said, i only tip at sit-down restaurants, everywhere else can go screw themselves. if people have issues with me not tipping they should ask their bosses why they're getting paid minimum wage instead of being mad at me!
@@legion999 It's also a perfect scam because they turn the primary victims, the employees against the secondary victims, the customers by making the employees hate customers who don't want to tip. Meanwhile, the business owners save money by paying their employees less and get to partially shift the responsibility for it.
I have ServSafe certification and have managed a locally-owned restaurant for like half a decade. Unless the laws are DRAMATICALLY different in vancouver than here, bringing in outside food and drink is absolutely not a "food safety issue." They just wanted to sell Egg more shit.
In America they raise the prices and also ask for bigger tips. They tell me that if we raise our minimum wage, prices will go way up, but prices have been going way up for years and wages haven't increased.
Yeah... too many people in managerial roles (regardless if they're being compensated for it, many get used as managers without ever being given the title or paid) just take policy way too strictly. It's like people who drive into a pond because the GPS told them to. We need to teach critical thinking more.
We live in a society and all that, but it's a tiny bit insane that we implicitly accept the argument that places can impose a local monopoly on your beverage.
I mean, it is their property you're on. Businesses can go way past that to begin with, there are places with dress codes, imposing a ruleset for what you can or can not wear, that goes far beyond telling you to not bring a coke zero into the store
But there is a conceivable situation where this happens. Someone gets sick from something they brought in and either the investigation isn't thorough enough or it's reported wrong and now that place has a bad reputation. It shouldn't work like that, and it's not reason enough to bother a paying customer but it's possible.
The sticking point for me is that he had a 2yo kid with him. Like, if hes clearly just waiting for someone else to buy something and is looking after a child theres no point making a big deal about it. If he was alone and buying nothing then sure, make him pay for something to use your table, but hes clearly just killing a bit of time.
Okay the tipping culture stuff is weird cuz might be weird but I never knew it was common to tip at a bar . Like bro just handed me a beer from the fridge and I gotta tip him money for that ? Crazy
I was in Walmart the other day and nobody in the story was allowed to break a 20 or give you change. Not the the registers, not customer service, not a manager. So on top of tip culture being ridiculous the stores are doing less for and expecting "gifted" money. Don't get me wrong I love self checkout but why is it that workers aren't able to do anything anymore. I don't think it's because we are at a high peak for quick change artists but maybe we are and I just don't know it.
The quick change con thing is kind of irrelevant though, isn't it? What i mean is that if workers are able to follow the rule "be as unhelpful as possible and don't break change" they can just as easily follow "Only ever do one transaction at a time." Or maybe they really are going nuclear for no reason, idk
The rule is there cuz being a restaurant owner myself I’ve had people come in with full on 2 liter bottles of sodas and they have the audacity to ask for cups for there whole family .like that’s clearly a net lose for me . Someone drinking a Coke Zero ain’t bad but a whole family supplying drinks for everyone and wasting my cups is not good. And it’s just best to tell everyone not to bring in outside drinks but it’s not evenly enforced unless you’re trying to smuggle in a beer or something . “Why don’t you supply Coke Zero “ most places have most drinks but some bum will argue it’s cheaper for them to get a dollar soda at the liquor store and take up space in our store to use his outside items . Don’t get me started on people who think they can go into restaurants to ask to REHEAT their food for them so can take up space in my store to eat it too . That happens
Eateries tend to be alright with you taking outside food for small children as they don't always serve age appropriate food/portions. E.g. no one is gonna be upset if you bring baby food to a fastfood place or some bread for a toddler to a place that serves spicy cuisine.
I am on the worker's side in 99% of cases but I'm with NL here. It is not a big deal at all for someone to bring in outside food and drink unless they're making a big mess. I bet the manager was just on a power trip or their boss had been getting onto them about silly things like that. Just let people chill, there's no reason to introduce more potential unnecessary conflicts with customers. The customers are generally more than willing and able to do that themselves.
I will never understand tip culture u are paying extra for something everyone else is either paying less for or just as much. I dont even understand why tips are % its legit the most scumbag system to exist.
@@Imagine_Doritos (I read your comment again yeah busking at least I agree) I don't mean in a despective sense, like the guy that dresses all in gold and stays still until someone gives him a coin. And if for every 100 people one gives him one dollar this ways you are reaching you have much more people potentially. Is that called street performer?
chat pro tip; if someone says "you cant bring outside drink", go, "okay. can i get a glass?". and when they give you a glass, you pour your drink into it and put/throw the bottle away. the server doesnt care, they just know they'll get in trouble from the manager if they do a walkthru of the dining area and there's some other business's product there. glass solves the problem for everyone.
i really need to open a small shop that literally just sells bags of chips and set the default tip options to 50%, 60%, 70%. i need to make some money off these cowards
I think tipping is stupid. People already get paid. I paid for what I wanted and the person gets paid by thier employer to do whatever. If the money they get played is doggy doodoo it ain't my fault.
Some bakeries are split into two sections of the store. One section is where they lay out all the bread which you pick up and put on a tray to bag and check out. The same register also takes orders for drinks and other pastries so they have sitting areas to eat/drink
If something seems petty and overthought you can bet your bottom dollar the government is behind it. Like that time they passed a law and my college cafeteria could no longer display prices with taxes included.
Or alternatively it could also be a large corporation, like monster energy suing everybody under the sun who uses the word monster, or how Nintendo treats fan projects.
"cognitive resonance" is when you smack NL's bald head and it rings like a perfect brass bell
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I'm imagining that bell sounds effect in cartoons or memes that signifies death. Dooooong
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Holy +2
I like ya cut g
"Your whole fucking store is outside food and drink!" That killed me, +2
"now my coke zero is sitting outside" is just such a funny sentence to me
who up zeroing they coke outside rn
When I grow up I want to have 1% of NL's spite and hater energy
I want to have 1% of his eloquence and wit
@@sniggleboots I want to have 1% of his massive forehead
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Josh: would you rather have 1% of nl's energy or 10% more happiness. But your dick is smaller
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The Sysco truck has me rolling. That's almost definitely what they do, too. I'm a purchasing agent at a high end resort with multiple restaurants on property. I am the one in charge of ordering the food for these restaurants. Almost everything comes frozen from Sysco or US Foods. Basically all the kitchen staff has to do is put it all together. That doesn't mean that it doesn't taste amazing, because it does, but that pasta came in a huge bag of frozen pasta, that sauce is made with frozen sun dried tomatoes, and that bread on the side was frozen at the beginning of the day.
He’s done this bit so many times now and he gets angrier every time😭
WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO TIP THE BUILDING?!
@@GoldenAura32need to make sure the plaza landlord gets his cut too!
+2 for the +0 calorie drink
The tipping joker has logged on
It's interesting seeing nl's conversion from pro-tip to anti-tip
its like he knows if you go against tipping, the internet will crucify you but it really is atrocious in some situations nowadays
I have made this transition for the exact same reasons. You get prompted for a tip after going through self checkout now, its a giant scam
It's the world that changed, brother
Man but now it’s affecting my broke barista ass when everyone looks at me like a subhuman for asking for a tip after meticulously hand-making their giga sandwich and specialty drink
@@sophiarose8541 the thing is though, that's an issue with the employment, I am not from a country with tipping, and it always just seems like it's an excuse for an employer to pay employees poorly.
I'm with him here. It's not like the food inspector was going to walk in any moment and close the place down because there was a can of coke in the building.
I would've chugged the coke zero right then and there and then ask them to throw away the bottle (I wouldn't actually do this. that is too confrontational for me)
@@KissMyCorpse I would. I remember I was in a class eating a sandwich and my teacher told me to put it away somewhere. They turned back around and asked where I put the sandwich. I said, "In my stomach" and was kicked out of the classroom lol
@@Gandhi_PhysiqueI love that most teachers would prefer students to not be able to focus properly because they are hungry, than simply allow them to take two minutes to remedy the hunger issue.
It's not even a food safety issue. You're not legally liable for food brought in by a third party from outside the restaurant unless you as the restaurant then take that food and handle it and further prepare it somehow. *THAT* is against health regs pretty much everywhere. Bringing in a can of coke zero is not.
@@tamriilin Then there's the turmoil that could happen if the person says, or their lawyer tells them to say, that they received the beverage there to get a law suit. People use these kind of scams all the time, similar to people trying to get hit by cars on purpose, just to make money. Most restaurant cameras don't have cloud storage, meaning they couldn't pull the camera evidence to prove said person wrong. Speaking as a restaurant manager.
Thank you NL and Library for these videos. I've been having a very hard week and will be having a very hard time in the near future trying to get out of this sudden depression. I have already contacted a psychologist, so hopefully I can go back to normal by summer.
These compilations rock and I've enjoyed to watch them the last three days. Thank you for the smiles and the laughters.
the "ANOTHER LIQUID" message in chat sent me
NL going from an irl Curb bit to a I Think You Should Leave Coke shilling fantasy....just gold
In Germany, cafes and such will also ask for no self-bought drinks and eating being brought in (because they don't want you to just eat and drink your pre-bought stuff and basically just use their chairs to hang out which could have gone to paying customers instead), but if you put the stuff in your bag and just don't take it out in the store, it's always fine.
Yeah it was kinda stupid for NL to put the drink outside, you just can't have it in there.
Und die verkaufen Coke Zero
@@invention64-2
It’s the same in the US
@@wilkic2random crazy store in canada lol
Tipping on Takeout? Tipping on FRONT-DESK ORDERING? I thought everybody ignored those. No wonder people have been writing articles about tipping fatigue. People don't stand up and say that's stupid! We came to a consensus as a NA society that only 4 sectors got tips: wait staff, drivers/parkers, barbers, and cleaners. Going beyond that is only asking for trouble.
what do you mean by drivers/parkers? like valets or delivery drivers?
and i agree, i already don't like tipping these services but it's at least well established precedence (also delivery drivers if that's what you meant)
if you're tipping on pick up orders then you're a doormat, beaten down by the simple act of people asking you for more money than you expected
I clean and I've never seen a tip in my life. Of course the people don't actually have to see me, so I get it.
The ideal solution would be for companies to just, y'know, pay their workers. Doordash is my main gig and an easy 60% of my income is from customer tips, not being paid by the actual company contracting my work. I have never and will never beg anyone for a tip, whether over the phone or in person, but I always appreciate it when they are given. Pro tip: Always tip in cash if possible, since Doordash is known to play fucky-wucky with tips and pockets a lot of the extra money themselves, or hands it off to sweeten bad orders for other drivers. If you hand your driver a cash tip, it's theirs and [depending on how civics-minded they are or are not] they might not even report it on their taxes. [pay your taxes, kids. it would certainly be a shame if someone came away from this comment thinking that it's cool to not pay taxes. that's the last thing I would ever want.]
@@Phoenix0F8ok fed
@@azugn5739 no, citizen, I too love the principles of freedom and liberty, I may even be in a militia, I am certainly not a federal operative. no I am not wearing long sleeves to hide my glowing skin. Would you like to read some Ayn Rand with me?
In my experience as someone who's worked a fair bit of food service, 99% of the time policies like "no outside food" and the like are just fucking shortsighted idiot rules made up by moronic owners who stumbled into owning a business merely due to having wealth and then proceed to basically just cause problems. Then cashiers and waiters just get forced to enforce those rules becasue they'll get passive aggressively reminded of the rules if they let things slide. Shit is rampant in the industry I stg.
It probably started because some guy wanted a good place to sit at but not order anything from.
100% the kind of rule that a higher up thinks looks good on paper but they've never worked on the ground level to see how that would work in practice
this is 100% what it is
I believe they often don’t allow outside drinks due to alcohol reasons. And those regulations aren’t something I would fuck with personally
@machi_dev at least in NC, liquor license just stipulates that you can't serve the stuff. There's no real regulation around where it can be consumed.
This reads like a modern Seinfeld skit
No outside food or drink should never be enforced on a paying customer who is buying other stuff. If someone is bringing in mcdonalds and just eating at your tables, sure, but someone bringing a drink and buying food or vice versa should be fine
Unfeasible to enforce and creates a mess.
@@mms4382 idk then cry about it
the man is there to buy you don't gotta sell him beverage DLC
The pharmacy asks for a tip. In the UK, prescription drugs are a set price no matter what it is. My pharmacist just says, press the red button and then tap your card.
You must be in England because in Wales that shits free (for now).
@@SpookyDoobs i had to double check that when i read it as im in england and thought that prescription charges were UK universal but yeah youre right only england, would say its weird that it isnt universal but i think says a lot about the state of the UK at the minute.
In Australia my local pharmacist charges a fee for writing a signature (for if you want to get a type of ID or something).
Is this something that happens in other countries?
I can’t wait until the self checkout machine asks me to leave a tip
This has to be a Curb Your Enthusiasm bit
Tipping is not a thing in my country, you tip a couple of dollars in rare occasions when you feel like it or to round off a bill. I understand that tipping in north america is basically required because they don't pay waiters but it sounds like tipping anyone is just a scam, they are going to stop paying every minim wage worker altogether and have them rely on tips.
Personally I wouldn't tip out of principle to not promote this, but maybe I don't get it. So to summarize: NL based
It is a scam by the business owners
Yup restaurants can pay less than minimum with the argument that tips make it more than minimum. This way the restaurant doesn't have to pay full wage and the customers have to tip or they're the assholes
I've never tipped in my life. And I'm not cheap!
the argument against not tipping is that "you are paying servers less" but the law in america is that tipped jobs will still get paid minimum wage if the tips aren't enough. so if you don't tip, you (in some way) contribute to someone getting paid minimum wage which is unlivable in many states
that being said, i only tip at sit-down restaurants, everywhere else can go screw themselves. if people have issues with me not tipping they should ask their bosses why they're getting paid minimum wage instead of being mad at me!
@@legion999 It's also a perfect scam because they turn the primary victims, the employees against the secondary victims, the customers by making the employees hate customers who don't want to tip. Meanwhile, the business owners save money by paying their employees less and get to partially shift the responsibility for it.
9:20 "... and this is the end of that rant..."
Brotha there's at least 3 minutes left in the video 😂
I have ServSafe certification and have managed a locally-owned restaurant for like half a decade. Unless the laws are DRAMATICALLY different in vancouver than here, bringing in outside food and drink is absolutely not a "food safety issue." They just wanted to sell Egg more shit.
NL would be blown away by how much can actually be made by a small crew if he watched the パンものがたりBread Story youtube channel
Hi Mr. Librarian, have a good day Mr. Librarian
ill try
the tip thing is so funny to me as a non-america like why the fuck would i pay extra? if you want more money just raise the price of the thig
In America they raise the prices and also ask for bigger tips. They tell me that if we raise our minimum wage, prices will go way up, but prices have been going way up for years and wages haven't increased.
@@trodgerable-u4i merica baby 🦅🇺🇸
@@trodgerable-u4i Wages have increased though lol
This is in Canada, not america
@@jeremyheath9299 In this respect canada and america are very similar - both wage stagnation and tipping culture
Yeah... too many people in managerial roles (regardless if they're being compensated for it, many get used as managers without ever being given the title or paid) just take policy way too strictly.
It's like people who drive into a pond because the GPS told them to. We need to teach critical thinking more.
"THE BUILDING???"
okay but can we talk about the outro song rendition of say it ain't so by wheezer
It’s not a legal thing they just want u to buy there but personally I would never ask I someone to not bring in food or beverage
2:27 goes so hard
the conclusion has the same energy as a seinfeld skit and i love it
His imaginary scenario regarding somone thinking his coke zero was litter is just a Larry David/George Costanza scenario
This feels like a Seinfeld bit
>coke zero
oh no, does he know??
We live in a society and all that, but it's a tiny bit insane that we implicitly accept the argument that places can impose a local monopoly on your beverage.
I mean, it is their property you're on.
Businesses can go way past that to begin with, there are places with dress codes, imposing a ruleset for what you can or can not wear, that goes far beyond telling you to not bring a coke zero into the store
I love the idea of the it's a food safety thing as if the food borne illness has geo location for where you got it from but not from what.
But there is a conceivable situation where this happens. Someone gets sick from something they brought in and either the investigation isn't thorough enough or it's reported wrong and now that place has a bad reputation. It shouldn't work like that, and it's not reason enough to bother a paying customer but it's possible.
The sad truth is that if Enelle left and drank his coke in peace, before returning to the bakery. His coke zero would still be in the bakery 😢.
Mans turning into Larry David
The sticking point for me is that he had a 2yo kid with him. Like, if hes clearly just waiting for someone else to buy something and is looking after a child theres no point making a big deal about it. If he was alone and buying nothing then sure, make him pay for something to use your table, but hes clearly just killing a bit of time.
i cannot see how the twitch chat emote comparison is a equivalent comparison
i feel like the context is too different for it to make sense
this is gold
what a rollercoaster of emotion. definitely neurotypical.
won’t somebody think of the businesses!!
Okay the tipping culture stuff is weird cuz might be weird but I never knew it was common to tip at a bar . Like bro just handed me a beer from the fridge and I gotta tip him money for that ? Crazy
I was in Walmart the other day and nobody in the story was allowed to break a 20 or give you change. Not the the registers, not customer service, not a manager. So on top of tip culture being ridiculous the stores are doing less for and expecting "gifted" money. Don't get me wrong I love self checkout but why is it that workers aren't able to do anything anymore. I don't think it's because we are at a high peak for quick change artists but maybe we are and I just don't know it.
we literally can't open the registers without another rep
unless you had two people at the same register and still refused you, then I don't know
Go to a bank if you want change. And yes, it is partly due to criminals that many stores only open the drawer upon purchasing items.
The quick change con thing is kind of irrelevant though, isn't it? What i mean is that if workers are able to follow the rule "be as unhelpful as possible and don't break change" they can just as easily follow "Only ever do one transaction at a time."
Or maybe they really are going nuclear for no reason, idk
bro in europe tipping is actually optional, and it's considered very nice to tip anything.
I just keep coming back to this but it’s so funny 😆 he’s really gotta do standup if this whole twitch thing doesn’t work out
Tell me you don't understand health code without telling me you don't understand health code
i love coke zero
I just know this guy was at tous les jours
if I brought my own drink to a place and they had a problem with it I'd order a water lol
why not just go outside the shop to drink it while staring the employee right in their eyes
The rule is there cuz being a restaurant owner myself I’ve had people come in with full on 2 liter bottles of sodas and they have the audacity to ask for cups for there whole family .like that’s clearly a net lose for me . Someone drinking a Coke Zero ain’t bad but a whole family supplying drinks for everyone and wasting my cups is not good. And it’s just best to tell everyone not to bring in outside drinks but it’s not evenly enforced unless you’re trying to smuggle in a beer or something . “Why don’t you supply Coke Zero “ most places have most drinks but some bum will argue it’s cheaper for them to get a dollar soda at the liquor store and take up space in our store to use his outside items . Don’t get me started on people who think they can go into restaurants to ask to REHEAT their food for them so can take up space in my store to eat it too . That happens
He's basically a young Larry David
This is so Larry David coded
Eateries tend to be alright with you taking outside food for small children as they don't always serve age appropriate food/portions.
E.g. no one is gonna be upset if you bring baby food to a fastfood place or some bread for a toddler to a place that serves spicy cuisine.
12:00 CURSE LIFTED
hes so right about this
is there a clip of the ice block song?
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This man tipped extra during the pandemic 🥺 what a stand up gentleman
It’s uh. It’s for health reasons
I am on the worker's side in 99% of cases but I'm with NL here. It is not a big deal at all for someone to bring in outside food and drink unless they're making a big mess. I bet the manager was just on a power trip or their boss had been getting onto them about silly things like that. Just let people chill, there's no reason to introduce more potential unnecessary conflicts with customers. The customers are generally more than willing and able to do that themselves.
If you're a paying customer they shouldn't care, it's dumb.
As for tipping. I tip waiters and that's it. 10%.
>2011+12
>Tipping
Nobody gets a tip.
I love how NL's viewers who tries to go against the things he says always say the stupidest shit lol
can anyone find the northerlion coke zero percentage clip?
wait, canada also has topping culture?
Should have left without buying anything
Do you tip at Macdonalds over there?
America seems to turn a lot of people European
Most first world problem I've heard in a while. XD
I will never understand tip culture u are paying extra for something everyone else is either paying less for or just as much. I dont even understand why tips are % its legit the most scumbag system to exist.
mfs calling streaming a tipped job as though there's a trend of calling viewers assholes for not donating. these are not like scenarios
Isn't streaming just perfected begging with more reach?
Only if you see it as giving 0 value for what it is. It’s a form of entertainment, so it’s at least busking rather than begging.
@@Imagine_Doritos (I read your comment again yeah busking at least I agree) I don't mean in a despective sense, like the guy that dresses all in gold and stays still until someone gives him a coin. And if for every 100 people one gives him one dollar this ways you are reaching you have much more people potentially. Is that called street performer?
@@Imagine_Doritosmillionaire buskers
chat pro tip; if someone says "you cant bring outside drink", go, "okay. can i get a glass?". and when they give you a glass, you pour your drink into it and put/throw the bottle away.
the server doesnt care, they just know they'll get in trouble from the manager if they do a walkthru of the dining area and there's some other business's product there. glass solves the problem for everyone.
That sounds even more retarded than the theories in chat
I refuse to beleive anyone is so cowardly that they tip for take out or i shops. Lmao.
i really need to open a small shop that literally just sells bags of chips and set the default tip options to 50%, 60%, 70%. i need to make some money off these cowards
I think tipping is stupid. People already get paid. I paid for what I wanted and the person gets paid by thier employer to do whatever. If the money they get played is doggy doodoo it ain't my fault.
tipping is soooooooooooo weird and anti-consumer I live in a no tipping country and I would NEVER tip if i went to another country jeez
Man doesn't sit down in cafes, but sits down at a bakery? Why are there even tables at a bakery?!
This is sus.
Some bakeries are split into two sections of the store. One section is where they lay out all the bread which you pick up and put on a tray to bag and check out. The same register also takes orders for drinks and other pastries so they have sitting areas to eat/drink
The tip culture rant is him sooooooo close to understanding why ownership of the means of production is theft.
Nl loves his carcinogens
If something seems petty and overthought you can bet your bottom dollar the government is behind it. Like that time they passed a law and my college cafeteria could no longer display prices with taxes included.
I cannot fathom this as a Brit. Having the display price be on thing then when you pay its another would turn me into more than the Joker.
Or alternatively it could also be a large corporation, like monster energy suing everybody under the sun who uses the word monster, or how Nintendo treats fan projects.
This is the guy who says he would never betray the working class btw
small businesses aren't working class so its based
He’s all talk, dude definitely tipped the movers that broke his piano.
when did he say that
@@demetriustrismegistus4367 bro has his monitor all topsy turvy?
Least autistic toe walker
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