I've never seen this show, but I watch this scene regularly. Everything about it is amazing, the slow mo shot of the sushi being sauced up, Wags calling the restaurant a temple and getting upset that the guy is on his phone, the three dude bros getting ready to throw hands cause an old dude is whining about how they're eating the sushi, and then the best bit, is when they learn who he is and get all meek and apologise😂 the dialogue is so awful and I love it. This scene is atrocious 😂
This is one of my favorite scenes call my I used to watch it all the time . I grew up in Japan for a short portion of my childhood and they took Sushi very seriously, and the sushi chef was a master . My mom was very careful to show me the rules so I did not show any disrespect disrespect. I don't really like the way sushi is prepared now in the united states, but I do understand and some of it is actually really good. By the way the show is called billionaire and the restaurant they went to is omasake @dustinakadustin
You cut off the best part, when the entire restaurant stood up and clapped, the arriving cops told him he was cool and he could hang out on the range with them any day, and Obama gave him a nod of approval.
0:28 It's like he's the anime protagonist and he just saw the villain kill his family and vows to get revenge. This is so corny, I can't stop laughing or rewatching it.
well he is not wrong to be mad if you love sushi and the art of it you be piss off if someone did that to you it a real level of disrespect, he mentions the Tamago which is a hard item to make that takes 5 years to perfect. I wont lie the acting was very over the top but still give the same sense of you be this guy if someone disrespected something you love to do.
@@gsamalot People disrespect Christianity all the time, if something as personal as religion is fair game.....then sushi definitely is. Also not everyone's tongues are the same. Some people really do have trouble tasting salt. So for him to tell the guy it's properly salted is objectively wrong, it's the main reason salt is put on tables so people can add more to their food.
@@robrick9361 But we are not talking about religion where talking about food that takes time an effort to prep for someone to enjoy, If i wanted to talk religion I go to a church. An it's meant to be dip once or twice not duck and coated in the stuff like you would a chicken nugget. Sushi for chef take a lot of pride in the work they do in Japanese culture, while I am not expecting every American to respect it you also have take into account, the guy eat at a high end sushi places. If your gonna eat somewhere fancy have at least have some common edicate. Though the other guy was very much over the top an not needed to tell a guy he being an ass to the chief and everyone around them who are trying to enjoy their meals. Hell the way the place is set up is meant to have everyone close to one another, if one person it being an ass then, everyone eyes are on that person and make them embarrassed and everyone knows this guy is a jerk
@@gsamalot The guy was only talking on the phone, which he's allowed to do. Also speaking on the phone or someone sitting next to you causes the same amount of volume so I really don't see the difference. The only person being an ass was the guy getting mad like a child because someone wasn't eating sushi they way he thought it should be eaten.
Imagine if some dude was wearing a baseball cap in the middle of a fancy restaurant and some rich dude came up to him and told him to take the baseball cap off. Maybe it took him 10 years to master the hotdog grilling.
Yo, I was at a Japanese Embassy attending a talk and wearing a cap (not backwards) to cover my bald head (bad haircut decision). When I stood up to ask a question (after raising my hand), I was told to remove my cap before speaking.
I'm only slightly ashamed to say that I relate to this scene whenever I see someone play a Devil May Cry game, pick the easiest difficulty, and spam Stinger the whole time.
speaking seriously: the bowl would have been given for earlier sashimi courses but by the time the nigiri was served it would have been taken away. so yes, artistic license taken here.
Mike Wagner-Vaxcapital III: "This man spent ten years learning to make...tHe TaMaGo! THE EYGHH!" Patron: "But It's a two year institution. Did he take a gap year? Was he held back?" Sushi Chef: "Eggs aren't really my thing TBH. I tried making an omelet once but the egg rolled away from me. Last I heard it calls itself Gudetama."
The reaction is a bit over the top, however I can see the disgust towards the man soaking the sushi in the soy sauce. There is actual proper etiquette to eating sushi, especially if it's in a very high end restaurant. If you're going to dine at a high end eatery, be classy, don't eat your food like a filthy savage.
Which is more disrespectful to the chef? >Dumping his sushi in soy sauce (which you were given by the chef in the first place) >Causing a scene in his restaurant which almost went violent
well one the sauce is not meant be dunk the way this guy did it, and two you be amazed how many japanese enjoy scene like that hell the way the sushi restaurant is set up is to make people close to one another so if someone does something stupid everyone eyes are on them an make said person embarrassed
I love it that aside that one sushi master, most sushi chefs when they see this scene just go: "yeah, eat it however you want. Personally I think its a bit gross but you do you." Instead of applauding the redditor like the directors definitly wanted lmao
Literally me. I must updoot this right away! Wish my waifu could see this, but she is stuck to the mattress. Anyway, anyone else feeling like playing some Genshin Impact, uwu?
One time some big brute started to come at me in a bar and I just stood there, but his buddy grabbed him and said “That’s Matt Anderson.” The guy just said “Sorry for the disrespect.” and then bought me a beer. I was a little hungry after that so I went and got some sushi but unfortunately got into a fight before I could eat it.
It takes ten years before they will let you start making it. It really just takes a few months of practice to get it right. But before then you have to work your up. Your first year or two is just serving, cleaning, and learning, then the next few years is prep work, then you finally get to do the assembly and like I said after 10 years is when they will let you start making the Tamago.
@@L-Man-Gaming I wonder if living in a culture that glorifies torture like this is why so many Japanese commit suicide? Such strict etiquette and such shame should you not measure up to expectations.
@@L-Man-Gaming Thats not even true, literally anybody in Japan can open and operate a sushi bar. The most popular way to eat sushi in Japan is getting drunk or from a conveyor belt LMFAO
i've eaten at sushi nakazawa although this scene is way over the top the main points are right: each piece is eaten as is and ginger is used as a palate cleanser
I am gonna open up a high end restaurant So high end you dont go there to eat, but to see professionals eat who studied the way of eating for 25 years.
@@OliverGraves thats the difference between fine dining and mc donalds. there is proper etiquette on how to eat it. If you want to do whatever you want dont cry when people call you out. So the only bs i see is your comment
@@theodoroskonstantinides9154 This isn't fine dining, it's a public restaurant. Even still, people are entitled to personal preferences and taste. People don't deserve to be called out for eating food how they like it. Talking on the phone is one thing, but gatekeeping people on the amount of soy sauce they use? Nah, that's BS for sure.
Sometimes I watch this scene just so I can be mad at this scene
I've never seen this show, but I watch this scene regularly. Everything about it is amazing, the slow mo shot of the sushi being sauced up, Wags calling the restaurant a temple and getting upset that the guy is on his phone, the three dude bros getting ready to throw hands cause an old dude is whining about how they're eating the sushi, and then the best bit, is when they learn who he is and get all meek and apologise😂 the dialogue is so awful and I love it. This scene is atrocious 😂
This is one of my favorite scenes call my I used to watch it all the time . I grew up in Japan for a short portion of my childhood and they took Sushi very seriously, and the sushi chef was a master . My mom was very careful to show me the rules so I did not show any disrespect disrespect. I don't really like the way sushi is prepared now in the united states, but I do understand and some of it is actually really good. By the way the show is called billionaire and the restaurant they went to is omasake @dustinakadustin
This is the scene where Gale becomes Heisenberg.
The sushi chefs are like: uhhhhh he is doing it again. Every fucking time.
How redditors in the shower imagine themselves at a sushi restaurant
💀😭💀
They do not do that, i mean the shower
Redditors shower?
Flawless
you just killed them dude
Nothing the Japanese love more than a public disturbance
"chill out, mr. miyagi" is actually hilarious and the most based thing anyone says in this entire video
Me to my friends after I’ve been to Japan once
😂
Me to my friends after eating at Riyoma once lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How about “me after watchin’ The Last Samurai” 😂
💥🤣😂
This feels like an MDE sketch
Billions isn't a steaming pile of garbage tho
MDE NEVER DIES
What's happening? I saw you dip the sushi, my guy
You cut off the best part, when the entire restaurant stood up and clapped, the arriving cops told him he was cool and he could hang out on the range with them any day, and Obama gave him a nod of approval.
and then he got home and found out the bull is positive
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Starting fights with customers is actually good etiquette in Japanese sushi restaurants.
but it only counts if you use a katana while at it
If there's one thing Japanese people love, it's when you make a scene.
😂
Sir, step away from the tamago
😂
This is like some random fantasy someone comes up with to feel badass in their mind except this time it made it to a script
Those fries don't need ketchup. Dude-man on the grill went through 10 years of high-school to learn how to french fry those taters.
The Oil THE OIL
Unbelievable.
Cell phones... In this burger castle?
It's already precisely salted.. Doesn't need any mayo
When "hardcore" Elden Ring player sees you using the summons.
When reddit mods try to write a badass character
You merely studied the egg...
I was born in it
Molded by it
I didn't see the whites until I was already a man
By then it was nothing to me but shells!
Uh, you don't get to bring ginger.
@@davymachinegun5130
What happens when I take off the seaweed?
@@JW-bz9cz It would be extremely disrespectful.
@@davymachinegun5130 You're a baka gaijin
@@geohaker あなたのために
The egg, THE EGG
Redditors when they go to a sushi restaurant
And gets lots of updoots.
0:28 It's like he's the anime protagonist and he just saw the villain kill his family and vows to get revenge.
This is so corny, I can't stop laughing or rewatching it.
well he is not wrong to be mad if you love sushi and the art of it you be piss off if someone did that to you it a real level of disrespect, he mentions the Tamago which is a hard item to make that takes 5 years to perfect. I wont lie the acting was very over the top but still give the same sense of you be this guy if someone disrespected something you love to do.
@@gsamalot People disrespect Christianity all the time, if something as personal as religion is fair game.....then sushi definitely is.
Also not everyone's tongues are the same. Some people really do have trouble tasting salt. So for him to tell the guy it's properly salted is objectively wrong, it's the main reason salt is put on tables so people can add more to their food.
@@robrick9361 But we are not talking about religion where talking about food that takes time an effort to prep for someone to enjoy, If i wanted to talk religion I go to a church. An it's meant to be dip once or twice not duck and coated in the stuff like you would a chicken nugget. Sushi for chef take a lot of pride in the work they do in Japanese culture, while I am not expecting every American to respect it you also have take into account, the guy eat at a high end sushi places.
If your gonna eat somewhere fancy have at least have some common edicate. Though the other guy was very much over the top an not needed to tell a guy he being an ass to the chief and everyone around them who are trying to enjoy their meals. Hell the way the place is set up is meant to have everyone close to one another, if one person it being an ass then, everyone eyes are on that person and make them embarrassed and everyone knows this guy is a jerk
@@gsamalot The guy was only talking on the phone, which he's allowed to do. Also speaking on the phone or someone sitting next to you causes the same amount of volume so I really don't see the difference. The only person being an ass was the guy getting mad like a child because someone wasn't eating sushi they way he thought it should be eaten.
Imagine if some dude was wearing a baseball cap in the middle of a fancy restaurant and some rich dude came up to him and told him to take the baseball cap off. Maybe it took him 10 years to master the hotdog grilling.
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Sounds like something someone from North Jersey named Soprano would do
Maybe his cap had a bee on it
Yo, I was at a Japanese Embassy attending a talk and wearing a cap (not backwards) to cover my bald head (bad haircut decision). When I stood up to ask a question (after raising my hand), I was told to remove my cap before speaking.
@@edyoung44 Soprano? I heard he was an interior decorator
I'm only slightly ashamed to say that I relate to this scene whenever I see someone play a Devil May Cry game, pick the easiest difficulty, and spam Stinger the whole time.
the egg, THE EGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE EYGH!
I love Dr. Gus' face as he's watching Wags. He is simply enchanted by him.
Kind of dumb how he defends art and propriety but then shouts and uses the worst language. A pox on them both.
EXACTLY. its so embarrassing and inappropriate. Then sits down and speaks so meekly to the Japanese chef.
Its already precisely sauced yet he is given a bowl of soy sauce.
speaking seriously: the bowl would have been given for earlier sashimi courses but by the time the nigiri was served it would have been taken away. so yes, artistic license taken here.
Bro mad he dunked the sushi in soy sauce, meanwhile hes clearly been drinking gallons of it.
yea that had to be disgusting the whole thing soaked in soy like that and then he has the ginger on top 🤣
10 years to make egg tomodachi you might need to find a new calling
Reddit did not survive the unmoderated comments section.
I always thought I loved sushi way too much, then I found Wags.
Redditors after buying a plastic katana on ebay
“In this temple”
We serve FOOD here sir
Mr Miyagi was able to make sushi in a cave
with a box of sticks
Mike Wagner-Vaxcapital III: "This man spent ten years learning to make...tHe TaMaGo! THE EYGHH!"
Patron: "But It's a two year institution. Did he take a gap year? Was he held back?"
Sushi Chef: "Eggs aren't really my thing TBH. I tried making an omelet once but the egg rolled away from me. Last I heard it calls itself Gudetama."
This video always cheers me up when I'm sad.
This one scene made me decide not to watch this show.
Same, it's so over the top and goofy.
The reaction is a bit over the top, however I can see the disgust towards the man soaking the sushi in the soy sauce. There is actual proper etiquette to eating sushi, especially if it's in a very high end restaurant. If you're going to dine at a high end eatery, be classy, don't eat your food like a filthy savage.
Which is more disrespectful to the chef?
>Dumping his sushi in soy sauce (which you were given by the chef in the first place)
>Causing a scene in his restaurant which almost went violent
well one the sauce is not meant be dunk the way this guy did it, and two you be amazed how many japanese enjoy scene like that hell the way the sushi restaurant is set up is to make people close to one another so if someone does something stupid everyone eyes are on them an make said person embarrassed
@@gsamalot people in Japan are seated so closely because space is at a premium there
Imagine siding with the guy telling people how to eat the food they payed for
They still don't care about the sushi, just his position
Fight over sushi is crazy 🤣🤣
I love it that aside that one sushi master, most sushi chefs when they see this scene just go: "yeah, eat it however you want. Personally I think its a bit gross but you do you." Instead of applauding the redditor like the directors definitly wanted lmao
Sushi bar....an odd place to go full gangsta.
Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?
I just love how Mike Wagner stood up to defend sushi 🍣 from the guy did wrong on soy sauce
The actor is amazing. Gale and Mike are very different characters
Go check his role in suits as Daniel Hardman
@@menidjeloussama7468suits sucks . Fucking cheesy soap opera
"This man spent ten years going to that weird school in Shokugeki No Soma!" *whitening intensifies*
Actually, mom, it's called "anime."
interesting how they cast the two must jewish looking dudes to play the finance bros
Literally me. I must updoot this right away!
Wish my waifu could see this, but she is stuck to the mattress. Anyway, anyone else feeling like playing some Genshin Impact, uwu?
i wish there was an snl skit on this
Sir, this is Wendy's
I love me some good tamago
You don't put big mac sauce on the McChicken...
Daniel hardman retires from being a lawyer after failing to destroy/take over his firm
R-rated Louis Litt
Waggs is a 15 year old girl eating california rolls at a shopping center Chinese buffett.
Damn, dude is a real life samurai!
If it takes 10 years to cook an egg then either you’re the best egg chef to ever exist or the worst normal chef.
He moved to America to make Sushi for finance brahs. I'm not sure if that's considered "good" back in Japan.
One time some big brute started to come at me in a bar and I just stood there, but his buddy grabbed him and said “That’s Matt Anderson.” The guy just said “Sorry for the disrespect.” and then bought me a beer. I was a little hungry after that so I went and got some sushi but unfortunately got into a fight before I could eat it.
Italians when some clowns put pineapples on pizza.
I love that wags defends the precious art that his friend the sushi chef made and all the work that was put in to it
do you? love is a strong word, bro
I love lamp
*tips fedora*
I was waiting for Wags to say something like "any more soy sauce and I'll fuckin' nuke you twice!"
It takes 10 years to learn how to make tamago? Japanese food is such a meme.
I doubt it. Maybe to get to the level of serving it in a high quality restaurant. Probably ten years ish to learn everything not just one thing
It takes ten years before they will let you start making it. It really just takes a few months of practice to get it right. But before then you have to work your up. Your first year or two is just serving, cleaning, and learning, then the next few years is prep work, then you finally get to do the assembly and like I said after 10 years is when they will let you start making the Tamago.
Feels like a borrowed line from an 80's ninja movie I once heard. They spent 3 years learning how to pull a bow-string before touching an arrow
@@L-Man-Gaming I wonder if living in a culture that glorifies torture like this is why so many Japanese commit suicide? Such strict etiquette and such shame should you not measure up to expectations.
@@L-Man-Gaming Thats not even true, literally anybody in Japan can open and operate a sushi bar. The most popular way to eat sushi in Japan is getting drunk or from a conveyor belt LMFAO
And that's when Gale decided to start cooking meth.
HE SPENT TEN YEARS LEARNING TO MAKE BLUE ICE!
i've eaten at sushi nakazawa
although this scene is way over the top the main points are right: each piece is eaten as is and ginger is used as a palate cleanser
Total reddit death
Gale after retiring if Walt and Jesse got shot:
The E G G
I am sure if these dudes are eating sushi they know wtf Tamago is 😂😂😂 this scene was written by chat gpt
this is redditors i real life hahahahahahah
That is Chef Uchi from Nakazawa in New York City. Now he is in Washington, DC.
i wonder if anyone has laughed at his face and over soy sauced the sushi deliberately
me when some westerners try to make burgers out of chicken adobo.
What part Mike Wagner is in this
Sushi make me Happy I enjoy and eat irregardless of tradition i am happy the sushi chef make for me
The fuck is this shit? The sushi chef would be like: hey man leave the other customers alone.
I am gonna open up a high end restaurant
So high end you dont go there to eat, but to see professionals eat who studied the way of eating for 25 years.
to be fair, who tf puts the ginger on the sushi , i wouldnt say anything but me and my friends deff gonna roast you lowkey
I put ginger on sushi. What are you gonna do about it chud?
Can anyone tell me what season/episode this is in???
Season 2 Episode 2: Dead Cat Bounce
For some reason spending ten years to learn how to fry an egg does not impress me... 😂
Maybe that's why the fish is raw.
Sushi rules
more like “sigma” rules
What’s sigma?
@@georgeofhamiltonHe meant to say beta.
Sigma balls
Typical Redditor, can't mind his business.
What episode was this scene from?
Went to a restaurant, and there was no salt and pepper on the table and we asked for some, and the waiter said no, the food is seasoned already.
He can not fuck the art
Rich weebs be like
Me when I’m Japan in FIFA
If he was so respectful of the culture why did the scene open with him using his bare hand ?
Your move Edgeworth
Many Japanese people opt to eat sushi with their hands. While this applies to sushi, it's customary to never eat sashimi with your bare hands.
The scene that destroyed Redd*t.
Ultra gatekeeper! Eat sushi however you like it. It's not bad to start with tradition but there aren't any rules about how you have to eat it. 🍣
I cringed at this
look at your name bro
@@theodoroskonstantinides9154 my name could be dickfartmcdbag and it wouldn’t change the fact this video is cringey
so is your picture
@@edgabrielocay3376 good one
Your comment invited even more cringe to your reply section
I love that
IF I PUT GINGER ON THE FISH WOULD YOU DIE?
It would be extremery shamefur
YWNBJ
What movie or show? Please
The name of the series is Billions. It's available on a lot of different streaming platforms.
eat food however you want. This is elitist BS. If you like it soaked in soy sauce and ginger, eat it that way.
yes but the amount of work put into every dish deserves respect
@@jonathanmulville4833 nope, eat it how you like it.
@@OliverGraves thats the difference between fine dining and mc donalds. there is proper etiquette on how to eat it. If you want to do whatever you want dont cry when people call you out. So the only bs i see is your comment
@@theodoroskonstantinides9154 This isn't fine dining, it's a public restaurant. Even still, people are entitled to personal preferences and taste. People don't deserve to be called out for eating food how they like it. Talking on the phone is one thing, but gatekeeping people on the amount of soy sauce they use? Nah, that's BS for sure.
@@OliverGraves "This isnt fine dining" shows how clueless you are
Wags is the best
Mmm. I love sushi
I’d prefer a chef that didn’t need a decade to learn how to cook an egg, personally. My 5 year old can make an omelette
One of my all time favourite scenes
Something is wrong with you really, i have to find my son.
This is how I feel about FoodTubers who use Waygu Steak to make a fucking Sandwich 😤😤😤😤😤