I don't mind baby crying and the mother trying to calm her but if the parents just leave the baby to cry for freaking 15 mins and do nothing about it i'm gonna be pretty pissed.
This is one of the few WWYDs where I can see the argument against the couple and their baby. If you can afford to eat at an upscale restaurant, you can afford a babysitter for a few hours. If I was there, I don't think I'd personally complain to the manager or anything like that, but if somebody else did I wouldn't blame them.
No. You are allowed to have a kid free life or your own. Not a kid free world. With the rate of people harrasing and hurting kids, ill be damned if i find a babysitter before my kid is old enough to tell me if something bad happens to then.
Not allowing babies in high-class restaurants doesn't sound as bad as it seems. It's not like the babies are gonna eat the food there, and if the parents can afford to eat there, they can afford a sitter. I mean what if there's parents there eating on their night out away from their kids and then they hear a baby crying? It's not a bad rule, people wanna enjoy their high-class meals
I sort of kinda agree. I don't mind that parents bring their babies but it is a little disrespectful at an upscale restaurant. A good rule of thumb would be if the dress code requires a jacket or if one can expect a bill above $200 for a party of two, seems like that kind of environment customers would not want to be disturbed. And there's plenty of other options for young parents; it's not like it's a city ordinance banning babies from ALL public eateries.
Yeah plus my parents never went out to dinner by themselves that very often when i was a kid in 90"s i wish they could have so it would be either my godfather who just passed away 6 months ago along with his wife or my uncle who passed away in 2019 or my grandparents with my aunt or my other aunt would either order food or go get dinner
Exactly I want children but if I was a mother I would try and at least try and calm the baby. I mean you have adult only hotels so yeah I dont think it's that bad banning a baby from a fancy restaurant either x
When my child was younger and he started to get fussy, we went out to the car until it stopped. A crying baby or screaming child is not ok it doesn't matter what kind of restaurant it is.
Thank you!! When my babies were little there were many times my husband and I took turns eating while one of us comforted the baby away from everyone else. It's just common decency. I was at Texas roadhouse last night and someone had a baby screaming for 20 plus minutes. I don't care if people bring babies, just get your lazy butt up and take them outside if they start crying!
I agree, i would take my crying baby outside, but not just as courtesy to the other people there, but also to tend to my baby's needs. It's certainly not okay to ignore your crying baby for 15 minutes without even trying to console them. They are crying for a reason, not just to get attention for the fun of it. If there was a baby crying in a restaurant i was in, i wouldn't be bothered by the fact that the baby was crying to have it's needs met, unless the parents weren't doing anything about it, parents needs to respond to their children's needs regardless of where they are. This video was actually very hard to watch as the parents didn't even try to comfort their crying baby.
So true. I have twins that are now 31. We never took them to fancier places or later At night when the expected time of a baby wouldn't be there. They were not fussy babies, rarely cried. I just did what was best for everyone, not just us.
The only reason it would irritate me is because they're literally doing nothing to comfort the baby. I don't mind the sound, I don't find a baby crying "annoying" it's sad. The baby needs something and that's how the baby let's you know something is up and people who straight up ignore their crying child strikes a nerve for that reason alone.
Even if you’re comforting the baby and it’s still crying I would want you to go outside bc I find crying babies or noise very grating. I am sensitive to sounds.
In a real scenario you try to comfort it and stop it crying but if that doesnt work after 5 mins of crying it's common sense to take the baby outside for a bit
I'm surprised at how many people were fine with the baby crying. I'm on the side that thinks it's rude to bring a baby that young to an expensive restaurant. But more importantly if a baby is crying for 15+ minutes and the parents aren't doing anything I'd assume there's some neglect going on
when you eat daily or weekly in restaurants like this, it becomes a habbit, so for most people its nothing special. Otherweise they would have said something.
i mean its not like i would enjoy a baby crying all time. But if its about to kick 2 people out becaus of baby and ruin their life atleast for that night. I would swallow the pain and be ok with that too.
That last guy sounds like he was in the mob lol. He looked him dead in the eye with the most serious face and said: "Tell her to drop dead.....with my compliments" 😂
I’m sorry but as a mother, when my baby cries in a restaurant or a diner or even in a fast food joint, I normally take her outside or calm her down ASAP. It is common courtesy. If she doesn’t calm down, I normally leave.
That’s the norm me too. These parents in staged setup looked extremely selfish to me like absolutely no regards to others but me me me thinking. I so dislike people like this. Some parents in the US are crazy to think it’s acceptable to leave screaming baby for 15 min. unattended.
I don’t have children but that is exactly what I would do. Beyond that, babies cry for a reason (hungry, tired, diaper change) if you just ignore your child, you aren’t being an attentive parent.
This one bothers me though. As a mom, i would feel bad for the diners if my baby cries continuously like that. What more the 'parents' put no effort in calming the baby.
Unpopular opinion, if I’m paying for a fancy restaurant dinner, I don’t want to hear someone’s baby crying all night. As a parent myself I wouldn’t have taken my baby on a night out.
It’s not unpopular. This show I usually like but this time really stupid. Most people I mean 90% of the time would never be ok with a screaming baby in an upscale restaurant. That’s why this is just a show, and even then some guys and a women were complaining. It’s extremely rare that people would be ok for their nights to be ruined. And I look at these parents as what they couldn’t even afford a baby sitter/nanny or care to wait until they can find one but selfishly they wanted to go out. Only happens in America too that a show tries to make it ok when it’s not. Ridiculous. This would never be ok anywhere. That’s why there actually are restaurants that do not welcome small children under certain age and there are adult only cruise ships even before pandemic (they’ve been around for a long time).
This scenario didn’t work, because they didn’t even try to comfort the baby. It would have worked better if they occasionally tried to comfort it but it kept crying
Nah, would've been better if the parents acted irritated by it, and ignored the crying. Slowly edging the pram away from their own table by a few inches. Comforting a crying baby is no scenario at all -- because it's common nature and completely expected behaviour. Ignoring or getting annoyed at your own crying baby is a decent social experiment, and would've yielded better results.
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
@@ilovelofe just because you have a baby sister that cries constantly doesn't mean everyone else has to bear that burden. No one should have to bear such a burden especially in a fancy restaurant just because these parents are too lazy to calm the baby. These entitled parents deserved to be kicked out. If you cannot control your baby's behavior or even tend to your crying baby, you don't deserve a night out let alone even be a parent.
i feel like its inappropriate that the parents just sit there and do nothing. i think the best thing to do is at least go outside to calm the baby down, instead of waiting for the baby to stop
You're damn lucky my wife and I weren't there. Parenting classes teach that you should NEVER let a child cry for more than 10 minutes without physically picking up the baby and checking their physical wellbeing. We would've called child protective services on parents more interested in wine and steak than checking their possibly sick infant.
Fine dining is an experience: the food, atmosphere and ambiance is worth the price. But ignoring a screaming infant for 15 minutes is plain disrespectful to other patrons.
Nothing horrible about it! You should have the right to enjoy the food YOU'RE paying for and the time in the restaurant. Bringing babies and young children to restaurants and simply allowing them to disrupt everyone else's dinners/lunches/whatevers (without making an effort to calm them down) is entitled and inconsiderate.
Manpreet Sidhu are you a virgin or did you ever have a baby because when you're broke like me and my family we can't afford that shit plus there isn't no problem with bringing your baby out if I even step in that restaurant and get food I'll be homeless
Genevieve Marie yes because a baby knows better and parents shouldn't come out until the kids are older? babies cry dumbass and parents are humans too, id a crying baby ruins the mood go somewhere else.
For most people it was "the night". Maybe an anniversary, maybe a first date, maybe a long waited night out after saving money for weeks. You can't get it ruined because of a baby crying. I can't imagine the frustration of seeing that occasion completely destroyed in front of your eyes. If you can afford that restaurant, you can afford a nanny. Call me whatever, but I'm with the chef. No kids in my night out.
They were waiting for someone to say something. If Traci had had a quiet word with the staff rather than going straight after the couple in an aggressive manner and playing heavily on being shock horror a single lady without a date at a nice place, they probably would have been glad someone had spoken up.
i went to see dont breathe and there was family sitting outside waiting , i thought maybe for a differnet one but no , they were next to me, who brings a baby to a horror/gore/A movie
If I'm in a restaurant and paying around $100 or more for a meal, then yes I would get very annoyed if the baby is crying for that long, and these parents were just sitting there ignoring their baby. I'm assuming the people eating in this restaurant were also compensated for their time as part of this experiment?
Nikol Ert true, but if the establishment doesn’t allow kids, don’t bring them. It’s that simple. I’m not going to go out of my way if the kid isn’t being annoying but parents should be turned away if there is a no child policy. It’s likely that some of the people there chose that place BECAUSE it was child free.
Add me to the "you shouldn't bring small children to an upscale restaurant" crowd. Even in a family restaurant, your children should keep the decibel level down. That is part of being a parent and being considerate of fellow diners. This goes for other public spaces such as movie theaters. We have two children and there have been times that we had to step out when our children were disruptive. We've canceled plans as well due to not having a sitter. It depends on the child as well. Our daughter is the mellowest kid you'll ever meet. She is six and she'd be just fine going to an upscale restaurant. She's more mature than most adults I know. Our son, on the other hand, is a hellion and I'd even worry about taking him to a Chuck-E-Cheese!
Tbh I don't get this logic I mean if the baby is not even bothering you then why do you even care? Like for me I don't like my parent's workplace music do I care no! Because I just distract myself with my phone anyways here!
@@MartialArtswithLucyLu It is bothering me, though. By making that horrible, high-pitched loud crying. And in this video, the "parents" of the "baby" do nothing to help. They said, "Oh he's probably just tired" but even then, babies don't cry like that and you can attempt to put your child asleep. And it's especially bothering to people who have sensory issues and even for those who don't, it's just very distracting, hard to listen to and you can't sit there for an hour or however long it take to eat out. Just because you have a baby doesn't mean you can't live your normal life, but no doubt, in many ways, your life will and has to change. For others, and honestly for yourself. It's selfish to allow your child to disrupt everyone else in the diner just because you refuse to help your baby by taking them outside for a second or quickly calming them down. If you can't afford a babysitter and nobody you know is willing to take care of them on that day, wait until another day that you can find a way to have your baby/young child somewhere else so you can have a fancy dinner date. And fancy dates at fancy diners where you pay a ton of money aren't all that anyway. You can have fun in other ways, like having a date in the comfort of your own house. But at the very least, if you're going to have a dinner date at a fancy restaurant, make sure your baby isn't crying constantly. Making nearly everyone else in the diner suffer just so you can go to some fancy diner and not attempt, at all, to make your baby not such a distraction isn't right. Plus, if you can afford to go to some fancy restaurant but can't afford to find a babysitter for a couple hours, you should maybe rethink your financial decision to go to that restaurant at all.
"she asked me to tell them to leave" "well tell her to drop dead, ok. with my compliments" -the most interesting man in the world (for real, this guy's a gentleman savage)
It’s disrespectful when your baby is crying disrupting peace for 15 minutes and you do nothing about it your not going to do .... ANYTHING ? Yes I’m going to be mad
Sky He I think it’s not bad and rude as long as the parents are trying to calm the baby dow while it’s crying. But if the parents don’t do anything about the baby, then I would be mad and consider it being kinda rude and disrespect to the baby and the people as the baby might either need something like a diaper change, or is hungry, in pain, or something else.
If it's a restaurant, then I don't mind. But sometimes when I'm watching a movie at the theaters those babies' crying really makes me upset, especiallyif the mother doesn't even do anything and just go "ssh ssshh". Like they're a baby and you expect them to understand you?
@@elijahtorres2688 Absolutely. If the parents actually do something about the baby's crying, like try to calm them down, occupy them, take them to a quiet place to calm down, then there;s nothing wrong! It's when they ignore the baby, do nothing and don't care about the other diners then there's something wrong.
To be honest, I side with upscale restaurants that ban very young kids. Non one wants to heard babies crying, children arguing and running all around the restaurant while they have paid for an expensive dinner. Or at the very least, have a separate section where families with children can eat.
“ She’s got a problem but it ain’t the baby.” “ she asked me to tell them to leave-“ “ Well tell her to drop dead.” *absolute silence* “... With my compliments.” okay this guy’s a legend lmfao
I'm a mom, and I totally think that babies and young kids don't belong in a fancy restaurant. The people eating there are not only paying for the food, but also for the atmosphere, and I'm sorry, but a baby does ruin it quite a lot. There are plenty of other restaurants/diners that would probably be a lot more accepting and accommodating of families with young kids, but fancy restaurants are not one of them.
+Kim Nunya I'm not a mom but I am a girl who has autism. I was a very quiet baby and young child so my mom and dad could bring me places and not worry about me crying, but if a baby is crying really loudly I will get very agitated and start to cry too. Not saying it's the kids fault, but I want to be able to enjoy my food and not have a meltdown.
It’s an unspoken rule that if your baby cries for more than five minutes that you need to get up and go outside with the child and calm them down. You chose to have a child, not the people next to you. So, yes it’s rude if you don’t.
Well I know what the unspoken rule is. I have 26 year old twins and I would NEVER let them cry in a restaurant! It is rude and the other customers don't want to listen to other people's children cry.
If I go to an upscale restaurant I expect a certain atmosphere of peace and quiet. I'm not alone. About 20 years ago in my city a couple was asked to leave an upscale restaurant because of their crying child. The mother complained to the local newspaper about it. Her letter prompted a flood of other letters--and 99% supported the restaurant.
What restaurant was it? I totally disagree with that statement here! If baby is not bothering you just enjoy your food and distract yourselves with something here!
For real tho, a nice restaurant like that is not a place for a crying baby. The chef doesn't deserve outrage for his tweet. If you can afford a nice place like that, you can afford a babysitter. I Would've respectfully went up to them and told them that.
It’s not just high end restaurants, I believe that if you’re in a public place and your baby is crying but you’re not doing anything to stop it, that’s just being an inconsiderate mother or father. If you ARE doing everything in your power to stop the baby from crying, then good job and people around should be sympathetic. If the baby doesn’t stop, I recommend leaving depending on the place you’re at.
They key word here is "public place". Just because you are somewhere where you are surrounded by other members of the public, does not mean you are in a "public place". A restaurant or store is considered _private property_ , and the owner(s) or manager(s) are well within their right to expel or bar any customer for any reason so long as it does not violate civil rights. Even public buildings (such as schools, libraries, etc.,) are owned and administrated by some type of government entity which exercises the same rights as owners of private property. The bottom line is that many people have an overdeveloped sense of entitlement and feel that they can do or say anything they wish, or act or behave however they wish in these types of settings.
@Rose Tico Enthusiast WRONG. Take a walk around your neighborhood some time. You'll probably see some stores have signs that say "We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone". That's because they're private property and they have the right to ask anybody to leave if they want to. If you're asked by a store manager to leave and you refuse to do so, the police will show up. Try using that argument with them, try saying "hey it's public, I deserve to be here". Let me know how it goes. Or just go ask a lawyer if you don't believe me.
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No it's not! As long as it is not affecting you eating your food why do you even care? And yes I've been to an expensive buffet where we had some crying babies and did I care no because it isn't affecting my eating here!
The issue is 15 minutes of crying with the parents seemingly ignoring the infant. I would, and have carried my child to the lobby after 5 minutes of not being able to calm my baby. These are what you call "self absorbed jerks." And yes, I'm talking about the couple with the crying baby.
I'm a mom too but if someone brought their crying baby to a fancy restaurant I'd be aggravated by not the baby, but by the parent's inconsideration of other people
I hate people that bring babies, but I really hate people who tolerate the annoying and later demand those who are genuinely bothered to tolerate them.
ordonez MMKSKAB you say that like it constitutes an argument. It doesn't. I can only hope that my parents didn't bring me into an environment like that and let other people hear me cry for minutes on end.
+Vincent T. So one crybaby defending another. Not so impressive. Sorry for actually wanting some comfort of my own. Screw that fake baby, if it's disturbance just dispose of it and it's inconsiderate parents. I honestly don't care about their feelings.
XxGR3YW01FxX that literally made no coherent sense. It's not a matter of disposing of people. Should they get thrown out? No. But people have every right to give them dirty looks and speak up about it. It's no different from a baby crying in a movie theater. If you KNOW that your baby behaves like that, don't bring it into a five-star restaurant where people want to relax and have dinner. It's really that simple. The least they can do is take it in the bathroom and try to calm it down, rather than sit there and inconsiderately force everyone else to listen to that shit.
This is so stupid! Of course people would be annoyed if this went on for more than a couple minutes... it’s COMMON courtesy... to help your child to stop CRYING!
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No, it's common courtesy to know if your kid can make it through the restaurant for the evening or whether to leave with a babysitter. Too many folks in this fake, politically correct era don't get it.
@@sammyflair1085 how can u mind ur businesd when there is baby crying ruining ur night. This is a fancy restruant. Most ppl only go to a fancy restrauny on a special occasion and to have their experience ruined is not fair. If you can afford to go to fancy restruant u can afford a babysitter,and if you cant, you shouldnt be there. Making a child is a choice,and if you make that choice you have to make certain sacrafices.
A fine dining restaurant is not a “family” restaurant. There are plenty of those. If you want a evening out, and can’t, or don’t want to get a sitter, don’t go to a fine dining restaurant.
Lisa CJ exactly. Like a baby cries at McDonald’s, ok. That’s ok. Annoying m but I understand. I mean my kids running around screaming so you are all good. But at a nice, suit+tie+dress place, no. NO
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
@@ilovelofe why bring the baby with you in the first place? Like, id you bring it to a place like McDonald's or something.... Well... Maybe... But with fine dining? No f'ing way. What does a baby do in that restaurant? They can't enjoy the food, nor the place they're in because they're babies. You wouldn't bring dogs with you too, right?
This time for the first, I side with Traci! Seriously, it's very entitled and ignorant to ignore your screaming kid and there needs making the diner feel uncomfortable and ruining the ambiance. I hate parents like them! You need to take responsibility and think about the surroundings.
Iresponsible parents take their babies to restaurants where other people go there to have a quiet meal. If they can afford to go to a restaurant, they should be able to hire a babysitter.
You have no clue how expensive babysitting is. It isnt like the 1990's where you pay $5 an hour or $9 an hour for 2 kids.. Now you are paying kids a minimum of $16.75 an hour for 1 kid and $20 an hour for 2 kids. Its ridiculous what children are charging for babysitting. If your kid is a great kid (meaning sleeps alot) take them out. It isn't a big deal. My nephew was in his first bar at 3 weeks old. He slept through the partying. Mom got to socialize with friends and my brother got to drink with his frienda.
@@jessicaely2521 A close relative can babysit for free maybe. Also, your nephews parents are stupid and iresponsible. You dont party at a bar when you have a 3 week old baby to take care of. Either you grow up and stop partying while the baby is that young and wait until the baby is old enough for babysitting or dont have a baby at all. You dont bring a baby to a bar. What is the point having a baby if you want to be free from it just after 3 weeks and party instead? Answer: no point, end of story.
@@rc-jatodaniel not everyone has relatives close by 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️. Growing up I didnt have any family near me. Now I'm in Switzerland and it's the same shit. I dont have any family near by that can help. If you have family close by of course use them, but if you don't and have a good kid take them out. I take my 2.5 yr old out to 5 star restaurants in Switzerland. She is a perfect angel. The only time she gets to be a pain in the butt is when she tired. We dont go out when she's tired.
@@jessicaely2521No that maybe but dont let other people suffer on resturants because you want to go out with a baby that cries. Lucky for others that your children is quiet then. Others is not then stay home. Resturants is one thing but a pub is still wrong either relatives for babysitting or not.
@@rc-jatodaniel Sometimes babysitters cancel at last minute because emergencies can happen. Plus not everyone has family near them or know neighbors well enough to trust em. If you wanna eat out fancy if the restaurant has outside dinning you can eat outside with the baby or mom and dad take turns calming baby down.
I love that I live in an area that has real nice expensive restaurants and when a child is being disruption they tell the people to take the child out or leave. It's funny the only people who get mad about people bitching about being disturbed by a crying kid are usually the ones who shouldn't let their kids out in public. If I'm spending more than $20 on a meal I deserve to enjoy it because I hate other kids. Now if I'm going to Mc Donalds I would expect nothing less than hearing kids
She is right though. The baby's screaming is REALLY annoying, & people just ignoring it like it's normal. The parents might be used to hearing their baby scream & make noise at home all the time, but it's different in a restaurant. It shouldn't matter whether it's high end or not; it's a public environment, & it's not fair to everyone else
Uuugh. Nothing like paying $100 + for an upscale meal & hearing a baby cry for 15 minutes straight. At least a parent should try to comfort/quiet the baby. Just use common sense & have some respect for fellow patrons.
@@taylormalloy6184 Kids are disgusting we all know it. they put everything in their mouth, they throw tantrums randomly. Children are not the angels hollywood portrays them to be.
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
Thank you. I'm glad to see that some people do realize that it is on the parents to leave if their baby isn't able to be calmed. It is definitely rude to just let the baby keep crying.
Yup go Traci ! I completely support her there. And that's a lot coming from a gay guy after how fucking vile she is to gay men on the other videos! I am a father but i know better than to bother people with my kids. Becoming a father didn't magically render me amnesic or oblivious of how much i fucking hate crying brats in places where people are trying to enjoy a nice QUIET time. That's why you're alone ? If you liked babies more, you'd have a date ? Coming from mister cholesterol who hasn't seen his dick in 15 years without the help of a mirror or from Mister Geriatric who could not get it up even if he popped ten blue bills, that's fucking rich ! How i pity the cheap trophy wives of Mister tub of lard and Mister palliative care, who have to shut the fuck up and stand by their Hubby/daddy's point of view if they don't want to end up on the street. That's what happens when you are not financially sufficient, you become a rag and you lose your voice. Traci has far more right to make a scene than those fucking freaks who belong in another century or in a fucking family restaurant. Quinones, you should have put Traci with a freaking supermodel man as a date that time, supporting her, just to see the look on the wives !
I agree. Babies and restaurants don’t mix. If you wanna eat out be courteous and leave your babies at home with someone. I’m a mother myself and never took them as babies to restaurants
You can't let your baby cry like that. As a mom, I wouldn't allow that to happen with my child. People pay a lot for a nice meal and its rude to just ignore it and expect everyone else to do so as well
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Siaori193 yeah you would do something like that and that’s cool but other parents have their reasons. You don’t know what their going through. Like, how much is a crying baby gonna effect your eating? You go to a PUBLIC PLACE to EAT THE FOOD. So please, Respect them and they’ll respect you.
Ok 15min are long..I have 3 kids and twins when they cry I wait for barely 5 mins and we would walk out to calm them..that's called courtesy for others....15mins are long.
@@Victoria-bw5pi My oldest had colic when he was an infant and I breastfed him. Colic normally ends around 3 months, like mine son's did. Sometimes, it may last up to 6 months. During my son's colicky stage I was too darn tired and overwhelmed to want to go out to a nice restaurant, nor would I have subjected my fellow diners to his cries. It's called courtesy. I could not have actually enjoyed my meal either with the deafening sounds of my baby's sad cries. This woman let her baby cry continually, that's just rude. They grow up so fast, and before you know it, you'll be back to alone time and romantic dinners with your spouse.
@@Victoria-bw5pi I was not stating that I breastfed to be superior, but only that I had been led to believe that breastfed babies did not get colic. LOL Of course spend your money wherever you like, that was not my point. Have a grand day.
I get so anxious when I hear baby crying, the second guy was right about this place not being suitable for a crying baby whose parents don’t even check on him or try to calm him
i actually completely agree with that chef saying high end restaurants should not allow babies. babies make noise and noise is a nuisance. it's not about loving or hating babies, it's about paying good money to treat yourself to go to a place with a relaxing and enjoyable environment and there's nothing enjoyable nor relaxing about listening to a baby crying. a couple who have a baby are of course welcome at a stylish restaurant but it's normal to expect them to plan ahead and arrange for the baby to not be with them if they want to enjoy that kind of atmosphere. if you have a noisemaker with you then apparently you don't care about the relaxing atmosphere anyway so you might as well just go to mcdonalds or smth. no one goes to a nice restaurant expecting loud persistent noise. no one.
Babies should be allowed but if it starts crying for more than 5 minutes you should have to take it outside or something. Also you can just hire a babysitter it’s not that expensive
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I don't mind baby crying and the mother trying to calm her but if the parents just leave the baby to cry for freaking 15 mins and do nothing about it i'm gonna be pretty pissed.
i agree that is when it gets annoying when they just leave the baby crying and do nothing that is frustrating
Thats what my neighbors do. Except its from 8 AM to 11 PM
Parents don't have some kind of magical spell to make them stop crying. Sometimes they'll cry for hours non stop.
+Beth -182 But they do have control over where the baby is crying. Just take it outside.
+Summer Skull That's true.
"well tell her to drop dead, with my compliments" guy sounds like a straight up mafia boss
I wish I could disagree.
Pure class 100% that mans full of money lol
I agree
“With my compliments” 😂
The guy sounds like a god
“that’s why you’re alone” i’m literally wheezing😂
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his wife was mad at him too 😂
😂😂the actress must be got shock but she has to act terrible
😂🤣😅😂🤣😅
The dude was great
Drop dead, with my compliments
Imagine going to a nice restaurant and hearing a baby crying the whole time and then finding out it wasn’t actually a real baby
" that's why ur alone "
Lol savage
SHOTS FIRED. SHOTS FIRED!!!!
Brandon Fernandez my thoughts exactly, dude.
Lol the last lady in the couple saids she hates babies...I guess she hated herself when she was a baby
she's still alone thats why they put her as an enemy in this tv show.
Brandon Fernandez hahaha i know what
That last couple looks like they’re part of the mafia.
Emmy Nem lmaoo wattpad has entered my mind wtf😂
you never know.🤔
@@nevalyn omg same haha
@@mmxxmxm ikr
Even the Mafia likes babies
Hahaha that big family with the roasts tho "That's why ur alone" 😂😂
lol ik right
😂😂😂
+Marissa Hernandez lolololol 😂👌🏼💯
+osborne 420 Big=large,enormous,or large quantity of something or someone
+osborne 420 lol I meant quantity
This is one of the few WWYDs where I can see the argument against the couple and their baby. If you can afford to eat at an upscale restaurant, you can afford a babysitter for a few hours. If I was there, I don't think I'd personally complain to the manager or anything like that, but if somebody else did I wouldn't blame them.
Same, it's super annoying to eat while hearing a baby cry non stop...especially when you pay a lot for the meal
I had a baby with colic, it happens at the same time daily which is why I didn’t take her to restaurants.
Well finding one you can trust is a problem.
Most people are hypocrites that’s all I can say. It’s wrong to bring a baby to that kind of restaurant cos baby cries is always bothering
No. You are allowed to have a kid free life or your own. Not a kid free world. With the rate of people harrasing and hurting kids, ill be damned if i find a babysitter before my kid is old enough to tell me if something bad happens to then.
"Tell her to drop dead...with my compliments". Just like an Italian godfather. lol
doointhedoo 😂😂😂
No wonder his date is 30 years younger dudes a G.
I tip my hat to him. He would make the best personal bodyguard, cuz he’s not taking shit from anyone.
I thought I was going to pee myself when he said that!!! Mic drop moment gave me a good belly laugh
doointhedoo 😂😂😂with my compliments
"I'm not crying" "yes you are"
"Thats why your alone"
Man these people are savage 😂😂
The guy later too 😂 I lovenit
East Coast for sure.
Joshua McLean haha
lol
That grandpa is dope!
“Tell her to drop dead with my compliments.” “Yes sir” dying 😂😂😂
69 likes.....now 70 with mine
🤣🤣🤣😆
And when the song hit's just before he said it... Priceless 😂🤣🤣🤣
They need to be careful with these shows because that dude is a straight up OG lol
Hahaha that got me too
Not allowing babies in high-class restaurants doesn't sound as bad as it seems. It's not like the babies are gonna eat the food there, and if the parents can afford to eat there, they can afford a sitter. I mean what if there's parents there eating on their night out away from their kids and then they hear a baby crying? It's not a bad rule, people wanna enjoy their high-class meals
I sort of kinda agree. I don't mind that parents bring their babies but it is a little disrespectful at an upscale restaurant. A good rule of thumb would be if the dress code requires a jacket or if one can expect a bill above $200 for a party of two, seems like that kind of environment customers would not want to be disturbed. And there's plenty of other options for young parents; it's not like it's a city ordinance banning babies from ALL public eateries.
Yeah plus my parents never went out to dinner by themselves that very often when i was a kid in 90"s i wish they could have so it would be either my godfather who just passed away 6 months ago along with his wife or my uncle who passed away in 2019 or my grandparents with my aunt or my other aunt would either order food or go get dinner
Exactly 💯💯💯
It’s not bad at all. If you are paying a lot of money for a fancy restaurant, you shouldn’t have to put up with that.
Exactly I want children but if I was a mother I would try and at least try and calm the baby. I mean you have adult only hotels so yeah I dont think it's that bad banning a baby from a fancy restaurant either x
“Tell her to drop dead, with my compliments” LMFAO
whyjordie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
amazing
Hahahahahaah I wonder if that guy was a mafioso or mobster
I got Mob vibes when he said that
That guy was with his sugar baby lol
"Tell her to drop dead... with my compliments" LMAO
What does it mean
maybe to tell her that he said that?
@@comfortablepeasant8359 but what does it mean to drop dead with compliments
SG Beats it means like “on me” free of charge. Hope that sort of helps!
love the Godfather music they play right after lol fittingly
"why dont you talk to your date about it?"
'i dont have a date-"
"i know, thats the problem ma'am"
LMFAOOOOO
LMFAOO
@@kylqr Haha
A SAVAGE💀
I was cracking up so hard when he said that😂😂
Sounding like Ray Romano 😂 that was hilarious
When my child was younger and he started to get fussy, we went out to the car until it stopped. A crying baby or screaming child is not ok it doesn't matter what kind of restaurant it is.
Thank you!! When my babies were little there were many times my husband and I took turns eating while one of us comforted the baby away from everyone else. It's just common decency. I was at Texas roadhouse last night and someone had a baby screaming for 20 plus minutes. I don't care if people bring babies, just get your lazy butt up and take them outside if they start crying!
I agree, i would take my crying baby outside, but not just as courtesy to the other people there, but also to tend to my baby's needs. It's certainly not okay to ignore your crying baby for 15 minutes without even trying to console them. They are crying for a reason, not just to get attention for the fun of it. If there was a baby crying in a restaurant i was in, i wouldn't be bothered by the fact that the baby was crying to have it's needs met, unless the parents weren't doing anything about it, parents needs to respond to their children's needs regardless of where they are. This video was actually very hard to watch as the parents didn't even try to comfort their crying baby.
So true. I have twins that are now 31. We never took them to fancier places or later At night when the expected time of a baby wouldn't be there. They were not fussy babies, rarely cried. I just did what was best for everyone, not just us.
That awkward moment when you're having dinner with your sugar daddy and John Quinones comes thruuuu
lmfaooo I was literally thinking that
I thought it was her dad lol
Mariam-Remie Skråmo 😂
Lmao 😂😂😂😂
hahahahhahhaha
Before Tracy - another episode
After Tracy -fun begins
ssilva872 you're so rude
You're so ignorant of what I was saying..
ssilva872 no you rude where is the camera is this a tv show
Clearly it is. I can't go back and fourth with trolls.
God bless.
ssilva872 never say that to tracy again bacause she was a really good person
4:30
Traci: that's so rude to have a baby crying for that long
Old man: that's why u are alone
I swear I died after that comment
D E S T R O Y E D I N S E C O N D S
I really dont understand the diss lmao
😂😂😂😂
The diss madd no sense. I can see were he was getting at, but it came out stupid.
@betty-697 Istg people don't have common sense of humor nowadays... It's not that deep
Totally agree with Traci on this one. Don't bring a baby into an upscale restaurant. But if you do, take the baby outside if it starts crying.
The only reason it would irritate me is because they're literally doing nothing to comfort the baby. I don't mind the sound, I don't find a baby crying "annoying" it's sad. The baby needs something and that's how the baby let's you know something is up and people who straight up ignore their crying child strikes a nerve for that reason alone.
I would have liked this comment, but it was on 69 likes so...
Eimear Hannan not anymore so you can like now
Even if you’re comforting the baby and it’s still crying I would want you to go outside bc I find crying babies or noise very grating. I am sensitive to sounds.
In a real scenario you try to comfort it and stop it crying but if that doesnt work after 5 mins of crying it's common sense to take the baby outside for a bit
This shows you never babysit a baby before. This is quite ignorant for u to say that.
Traci: it's so rude to have a baby cry for that long
Diner: THATS WHY UR ALONE
Why r elders in this show so SAVAGE
Glymm3r P I'd probably just say and thats why you look like a saggy testicle in my defense.
Can I get a time stamp for that?
Catherine Zwart (4:30 - 4:40) The actual “That’s why you’re alone” is at 4:37. (edit: sorry 4:35) Your welcome my guy 😄
I don’t consider that man an elder. He looks 45-50, but I agree that it was savage as hell lol
Children, and the Elders tell the truth! We don't care! lol
Producer: Tracy we have an opening for 687 female lead bitchy characters this season. Which ones do you want?
Tracy: Yes.
Mr. Yaya I love me some Traci lol she’s great
She’s never the nice one 😂 she just loves to be the bitch but I love her
For realll Hahahaha this
She’s good at it. 😂
HAHAHAHA i can't
I'm surprised at how many people were fine with the baby crying. I'm on the side that thinks it's rude to bring a baby that young to an expensive restaurant. But more importantly if a baby is crying for 15+ minutes and the parents aren't doing anything I'd assume there's some neglect going on
when you eat daily or weekly in restaurants like this, it becomes a habbit, so for most people its nothing special. Otherweise they would have said something.
They didn't show all reactions, but chose only few ones.
i mean its not like i would enjoy a baby crying all time. But if its about to kick 2 people out becaus of baby and ruin their life atleast for that night. I would swallow the pain and be ok with that too.
The neglect part 💯
Jesus, where do you live?
That last guy sounds like he was in the mob lol. He looked him dead in the eye with the most serious face and said: "Tell her to drop dead.....with my compliments" 😂
@Terriese Lashay hahaha glad i wasn't the only one who noticed that. xD
😂😂
He was definitely her sugar daddy
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I really liked him!
traci : bye!
oldman : you got lot of balls saying goodbye....
That shit was hilarious
Welcome to Jersey
That was hillarious 🤣🤣🤣
I've been peeing my pants and coughing for the last 5 minutes!!!!
What a bitch, I’m the old man talking shit back to her 😂😂🤣🤣
I’m sorry but as a mother, when my baby cries in a restaurant or a diner or even in a fast food joint, I normally take her outside or calm her down ASAP. It is common courtesy. If she doesn’t calm down, I normally leave.
That’s the norm me too. These parents in staged setup looked extremely selfish to me like absolutely no regards to others but me me me thinking. I so dislike people like this. Some parents in the US are crazy to think it’s acceptable to leave screaming baby for 15 min. unattended.
Thank you, as annoying as it may be to have to get up and leave I can promise other diners appreciate it
As someone who hates kids, you're a blessing! There are few things I hate more then lazy parents that let there kids scream and cry in public!
I don’t have children but that is exactly what I would do. Beyond that, babies cry for a reason (hungry, tired, diaper change) if you just ignore your child, you aren’t being an attentive parent.
Good job if that's what you do!!!
This one bothers me though. As a mom, i would feel bad for the diners if my baby cries continuously like that. What more the 'parents' put no effort in calming the baby.
“That’s why you’re alone” best comment in the shows history🤣
john quinones:what made u type dat!
I cackled at that comment straight savage 😂😂
Yo Dbook in pp
Lol so maddddd
Or the one that said: why don’t you talk to your date about it? I don’t have a date. Exactly! 😂
As a mom, I would question the parents not caring for their child, while they drink wine and shit lol.
Ur a titty streamer
@@shx2970 lmao titty streamers don't get to have opinions 😂
@@thatgamerjonah2024 actually everyone gets to have opinions. Small thing called free speech
@@theprettyaverage9899 issa joke, I know what fucking free speech is, I'm not stupid
Rebelle I’m like are they driving home?
"Tell her to drop dead"
"With my compliments" 😂😂
That dude was a savage i love it
"Maybe if you liked babies more you would have more dates."😂2 minutes later"I actually hate babies"
Shantazia Hill she a gold digger that’s what she is
That dude is a Mob Boss
That dude's got swag.
Unpopular opinion, if I’m paying for a fancy restaurant dinner, I don’t want to hear someone’s baby crying all night. As a parent myself I wouldn’t have taken my baby on a night out.
It's not an unpopular opinion. Most people are just too scared to admit it.
I agree.
Me too. I dont hate babies but why cant u get a babysitter first if you can afford a date night in a fancy restaurant.
It’s not unpopular. This show I usually like but this time really stupid. Most people I mean 90% of the time would never be ok with a screaming baby in an upscale restaurant. That’s why this is just a show, and even then some guys and a women were complaining. It’s extremely rare that people would be ok for their nights to be ruined. And I look at these parents as what they couldn’t even afford a baby sitter/nanny or care to wait until they can find one but selfishly they wanted to go out. Only happens in America too that a show tries to make it ok when it’s not. Ridiculous. This would never be ok anywhere. That’s why there actually are restaurants that do not welcome small children under certain age and there are adult only cruise ships even before pandemic (they’ve been around for a long time).
A cafe is one thing. A restaurant is another, totally agree
Damn that guy was just like an Italian god father
themuddaboss hahaha
Who
It was a suggar daddy
Yessssss😂😂🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Ikr he’s gonna leave a horses head in her bed😂😂😂 by the way he told the manager to tell her to drop dead😂
WWYD: we need a bad guy stat
no one:
really, no one:
WWYD: get traci
😂😂
Yeah lol Traci is always playing the "bitch" lady
THAT'S WHAT I AM SAYING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol Tracis a legend
I LOVE HER! She’s like the OG villain of WWYD 😂
“Tell her to drop dead, with my compliments” and the Italian music I’m dead 😂
Erin Grace De Niro has found his long lost brother.
"...drop dead" *italian music intensifies*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Erin Grace 💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂☝🏾
ONE OF MY FAVORITE PARTS 😂😭
“We bring in an instigator”
*Traci appears* 😂😂
My favorite wwyd villain!
No one plays mean quite like Traci😂
I love Traci and cool name and you're so gorgeous
Traci is our favorite instigator! 😂
This scenario didn’t work, because they didn’t even try to comfort the baby. It would have worked better if they occasionally tried to comfort it but it kept crying
Nah, would've been better if the parents acted irritated by it, and ignored the crying. Slowly edging the pram away from their own table by a few inches. Comforting a crying baby is no scenario at all -- because it's common nature and completely expected behaviour. Ignoring or getting annoyed at your own crying baby is a decent social experiment, and would've yielded better results.
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
Maybe because it was a damn doll
Nah the baby needs to leave. Leave baby!! Get up and LEAVE!
@@ilovelofe just because you have a baby sister that cries constantly doesn't mean everyone else has to bear that burden. No one should have to bear such a burden especially in a fancy restaurant just because these parents are too lazy to calm the baby. These entitled parents deserved to be kicked out. If you cannot control your baby's behavior or even tend to your crying baby, you don't deserve a night out let alone even be a parent.
"We need someone to act like a bitch, Tracy where you at???"
Chris Bernardo LOL trueeeeeeeee
Tracy was THE best actress as far as being a total arsehole is concerned.
not was but this is lmaooo
Chris Bernardo 😂
lololol nice joke
Well played GG
I know I play game too much
i feel like its inappropriate that the parents just sit there and do nothing. i think the best thing to do is at least go outside to calm the baby down, instead of waiting for the baby to stop
Agree
I agree. If I go out I don't know why I should put up with a baby crying. Take it out until it calms down or leave. Not my fault. I don't like babies.
Agreed
Soy Sauce Father absolutely
Maria you where a baby no?
You're damn lucky my wife and I weren't there. Parenting classes teach that you should NEVER let a child cry for more than 10 minutes without physically picking up the baby and checking their physical wellbeing. We would've called child protective services on parents more interested in wine and steak than checking their possibly sick infant.
It wasn't a baby
Fine dining is an experience: the food, atmosphere and ambiance is worth the price. But ignoring a screaming infant for 15 minutes is plain disrespectful to other patrons.
Dude alinea (the restaurant they mentioned in the beginning) is so damn nice too.
I agree.
I agree. Don’t mind a crying baby, but hate that the parents are ignoring the baby!
Yup
It’s a BABY…… they cry.
Man. Now I feel like the horrible person because if a baby cried next to me for 15 mins and I was at an upscale restaurant, I'd probably go crazy
Nothing horrible about it! You should have the right to enjoy the food YOU'RE paying for and the time in the restaurant. Bringing babies and young children to restaurants and simply allowing them to disrupt everyone else's dinners/lunches/whatevers (without making an effort to calm them down) is entitled and inconsiderate.
Manpreet Sidhu same
Same
Jason Mitchell that’s a lovely thing to say.
Manpreet Sidhu are you a virgin or did you ever have a baby because when you're broke like me and my family we can't afford that shit plus there isn't no problem with bringing your baby out if I even step in that restaurant and get food I'll be homeless
So we bring in our actress TRACI lol
the last dude was about to have her whacked lmao
Nothing kills the mood like a screaming baby!
Genevieve Marie yes because a baby knows better and parents shouldn't come out until the kids are older? babies cry dumbass and parents are humans too, id a crying baby ruins the mood go somewhere else.
TRACI MY FAVORITE ACTRESS BRUH SHE SO GOOD SHE MAKE ME WANNA SLAP HER YES TRACI👏👏👏👏
Genevieve Marie It may kill the mood but you can block the noise
For most people it was "the night".
Maybe an anniversary, maybe a first date, maybe a long waited night out after saving money for weeks.
You can't get it ruined because of a baby crying. I can't imagine the frustration of seeing that occasion completely destroyed in front of your eyes.
If you can afford that restaurant, you can afford a nanny.
Call me whatever, but I'm with the chef.
No kids in my night out.
Hi....
Well said.
🙌🙌🙌
Very well said... I'm with u!
Disagreed! I would of course find myself a babysitter but as long as the baby is not attacking and I can still enjoy food I don't really care here!
Lmao WWYD actually went out and ruined people's dinner.
Madison Duckworth How? They are on Tv now
Total War Is Fun So what?
Madison Duckworth no they didn't
Madison Duckworth I
Hahaha I laughed so much at this observation
I think the people in the restaurant were annoyed by the baby crying they just didn't want to look bad by agreeing with Traci LOL
So true, I would definitely leave and ask for a refund if possible
i'm 100% with traci
Y’all some monsters
@@shuailiu7740 how?
They were waiting for someone to say something. If Traci had had a quiet word with the staff rather than going straight after the couple in an aggressive manner and playing heavily on being shock horror a single lady without a date at a nice place, they probably would have been glad someone had spoken up.
people who take babies to the movies IT MAKES NO SENSE
i went to see dont breathe and there was family sitting outside waiting , i thought maybe for a differnet one but no , they were next to me, who brings a baby to a horror/gore/A movie
It's not like they know what's going on! Like I can understand if you can't get a babysitter, but otherwise...Why?!
i used to say that ...but wait until you have a family ...you will see
Mohammed HG nope, I hate it, just had a baby and still hate it.
Mohammed HG find a sitter. Can't find one? Wait till you do.
If I'm in a restaurant and paying around $100 or more for a meal, then yes I would get very annoyed if the baby is crying for that long, and these parents were just sitting there ignoring their baby. I'm assuming the people eating in this restaurant were also compensated for their time as part of this experiment?
It would be more than a hundred a head in that restaurant!!
Traci makes everything 100x better lol
Phan Girl yes lol
Is she still alive or...?
Phan Girl she should be in the movie.
TRUE
Phan Girl ikr
Its ok to bring babies.
But if theystart crying and the parents do nothing....
Thats not ok
You have the right to be mad!
Nikol Ert true, but if the establishment doesn’t allow kids, don’t bring them. It’s that simple. I’m not going to go out of my way if the kid isn’t being annoying but parents should be turned away if there is a no child policy. It’s likely that some of the people there chose that place BECAUSE it was child free.
@@sjk7467 thats a another thing. If its clear that the establishment doesnt allow kids then they shouldnt be there
@@sjk7467 but, what if the establishment does allow babies?
Kai Carter then get a fucking sitter or do not come
@@sjk7467
Your reply makes it appear you misread what Kai posted.
"Well tell her to drop dead- with compliments"😂😂😂
Grace R i like your pfp
Right?? Gangsta shiet!
Add me to the "you shouldn't bring small children to an upscale restaurant" crowd. Even in a family restaurant, your children should keep the decibel level down. That is part of being a parent and being considerate of fellow diners. This goes for other public spaces such as movie theaters. We have two children and there have been times that we had to step out when our children were disruptive. We've canceled plans as well due to not having a sitter. It depends on the child as well. Our daughter is the mellowest kid you'll ever meet. She is six and she'd be just fine going to an upscale restaurant. She's more mature than most adults I know. Our son, on the other hand, is a hellion and I'd even worry about taking him to a Chuck-E-Cheese!
Hysterical!!
😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣 my 4 year old . He’s horrible in chucke cheese and that’s where he suppose to play but whewwwww , he be CHUCKY from the horror movie 😭
Especially movie theaters! We want to hear the movie, not the baby!
Tbh I don't get this logic I mean if the baby is not even bothering you then why do you even care? Like for me I don't like my parent's workplace music do I care no! Because I just distract myself with my phone anyways here!
@@MartialArtswithLucyLu It is bothering me, though. By making that horrible, high-pitched loud crying. And in this video, the "parents" of the "baby" do nothing to help. They said, "Oh he's probably just tired" but even then, babies don't cry like that and you can attempt to put your child asleep. And it's especially bothering to people who have sensory issues and even for those who don't, it's just very distracting, hard to listen to and you can't sit there for an hour or however long it take to eat out. Just because you have a baby doesn't mean you can't live your normal life, but no doubt, in many ways, your life will and has to change. For others, and honestly for yourself. It's selfish to allow your child to disrupt everyone else in the diner just because you refuse to help your baby by taking them outside for a second or quickly calming them down. If you can't afford a babysitter and nobody you know is willing to take care of them on that day, wait until another day that you can find a way to have your baby/young child somewhere else so you can have a fancy dinner date. And fancy dates at fancy diners where you pay a ton of money aren't all that anyway. You can have fun in other ways, like having a date in the comfort of your own house. But at the very least, if you're going to have a dinner date at a fancy restaurant, make sure your baby isn't crying constantly. Making nearly everyone else in the diner suffer just so you can go to some fancy diner and not attempt, at all, to make your baby not such a distraction isn't right. Plus, if you can afford to go to some fancy restaurant but can't afford to find a babysitter for a couple hours, you should maybe rethink your financial decision to go to that restaurant at all.
"she asked me to tell them to leave"
"well tell her to drop dead, ok. with my compliments"
-the most interesting man in the world (for real, this guy's a gentleman savage)
scpearly1 I’m wishing for the moment to work that phrase into my vernacular!
@@biancabianca296 ha me too!
My thoughts exactly! 'Gentleman Savage' ....perfect description!!
😂 😂 😂
scpearly1 what does “to drop dead” mean? I’m not fluent in English so it would be so nice if you could explain this to me :)
"That's why you're alone" love how the wife hit him on the arm lmfaoooo
It's all funny--except that the truth is that many people are alone ON PURPOSE.
lol ikr that was hilarious and cool name and I like your pic
It’s disrespectful when your baby is crying disrupting peace for 15 minutes and you do nothing about it your not going to do .... ANYTHING ? Yes I’m going to be mad
Sky He I think it’s not bad and rude as long as the parents are trying to calm the baby dow while it’s crying. But if the parents don’t do anything about the baby, then I would be mad and consider it being kinda rude and disrespect to the baby and the people as the baby might either need something like a diaper change, or is hungry, in pain, or something else.
Skylr Wilson yessss💕 love her channel
I would politely ask them to take it to the bathroom and calm it down
If it's a restaurant, then I don't mind. But sometimes when I'm watching a movie at the theaters those babies' crying really makes me upset, especiallyif the mother doesn't even do anything and just go "ssh ssshh". Like they're a baby and you expect them to understand you?
@@elijahtorres2688 Absolutely. If the parents actually do something about the baby's crying, like try to calm them down, occupy them, take them to a quiet place to calm down, then there;s nothing wrong! It's when they ignore the baby, do nothing and don't care about the other diners then there's something wrong.
To be honest, I side with upscale restaurants that ban very young kids. Non one wants to heard babies crying, children arguing and running all around the restaurant while they have paid for an expensive dinner. Or at the very least, have a separate section where families with children can eat.
McDonald's is one thing. But a fancy upscale restaurant they do not belong
“ She’s got a problem but it ain’t the baby.”
“ she asked me to tell them to leave-“
“ Well tell her to drop dead.”
*absolute silence*
“... With my compliments.”
okay this guy’s a legend lmfao
My exact thought he instantly gained all of my respect instantly
lmfao
A H I literally screamed outloud when he said that what a god 💀
Mafia guy. He is italian thats why. The min he Said they went italian music in the background. Gave me godfather vibe
Savage 😂
"Why don't you talk to your date about it" knowing full well she's here on her own. Absolute savagery!
I'm a mom, and I totally think that babies and young kids don't belong in a fancy restaurant. The people eating there are not only paying for the food, but also for the atmosphere, and I'm sorry, but a baby does ruin it quite a lot. There are plenty of other restaurants/diners that would probably be a lot more accepting and accommodating of families with young kids, but fancy restaurants are not one of them.
finally someone who makes sense
Exactly what I was gonna say
Thank you, someone with sense.
*Claps His Hands Slowly*
+Kim Nunya I'm not a mom but I am a girl who has autism. I was a very quiet baby and young child so my mom and dad could bring me places and not worry about me crying, but if a baby is crying really loudly I will get very agitated and start to cry too. Not saying it's the kids fault, but I want to be able to enjoy my food and not have a meltdown.
I would leave quietly, Crying babies get on my last nerve.
"Tracy" has been in a lot of these stories I think.
ConcordClark agreed I love it when the people like freak out for seeing John but fail to notice an over used actor 😂
Cousins Comedy because John has been a long time abc host ever since the 80s I think
ConcordClark Traci*
That's because she's such a great actress when it comes to these kinds of things.😁
ConcordClark traci
It’s an unspoken rule that if your baby cries for more than five minutes that you need to get up and go outside with the child and calm them down. You chose to have a child, not the people next to you. So, yes it’s rude if you don’t.
You are so right on this. It's not really an unspoken rule, but just common sense people should have.
Especially at an upscale restaurant where they are paying $$$ for a good meal and a nice night out.
I’m not sure you understand what an “unspoken rule” means.
Well I know what the unspoken rule is. I have 26 year old twins and I would NEVER let them cry in a restaurant! It is rude and the other customers don't want to listen to other people's children cry.
I would say its more like common sense
3:45
Traci: "But I'm not the one crying."
Guy: "Yeah you are!"
Lol, savage 😂😂
Evie Segro he had so many iconic quotes lol
Evie S. She is crying because she is lonely
The expression on his face 🤣
Burn!
She was a brat. That’s why he said that. People don’t like brats.
If I go to an upscale restaurant I expect a certain atmosphere of peace and quiet. I'm not alone. About 20 years ago in my city a couple was asked to leave an upscale restaurant because of their crying child. The mother complained to the local newspaper about it. Her letter prompted a flood of other letters--and 99% supported the restaurant.
What restaurant was it? I totally disagree with that statement here! If baby is not bothering you just enjoy your food and distract yourselves with something here!
Traci at it again!!
Anika Met Traci is a beeyotch in the video
Anika Met *is
people see Tracy on the show every day.
IKR traci is always the bad character it suits her
DOES ANYONE KNOW TRACI'S INSTA? ❤️🌹💯
For real tho, a nice restaurant like that is not a place for a crying baby. The chef doesn't deserve outrage for his tweet. If you can afford a nice place like that, you can afford a babysitter. I Would've respectfully went up to them and told them that.
Letting that infant crying forever is very rude behavior. Why does everyone try to justify this behavior.
"Why does everyone try to justify this behavior."
Because it is the politically correct thing to do.
No, whats rude is grown ass people acting like entitled children themselves.
Because they're insufferable bums.
Traci here is the one with the common sense than them all.
Ignoring their crying infant is ridiculous.
It’s not just high end restaurants, I believe that if you’re in a public place and your baby is crying but you’re not doing anything to stop it, that’s just being an inconsiderate mother or father. If you ARE doing everything in your power to stop the baby from crying, then good job and people around should be sympathetic. If the baby doesn’t stop, I recommend leaving depending on the place you’re at.
Jean Pérez agreed
Skye Jens I said: depending on the place your at...
Fuck being sympathetic just because babies cry doesn't mean everyone else should want to hear it
They key word here is "public place". Just because you are somewhere where you are surrounded by other members of the public, does not mean you are in a "public place". A restaurant or store is considered _private property_ , and the owner(s) or manager(s) are well within their right to expel or bar any customer for any reason so long as it does not violate civil rights. Even public buildings (such as schools, libraries, etc.,) are owned and administrated by some type of government entity which exercises the same rights as owners of private property. The bottom line is that many people have an overdeveloped sense of entitlement and feel that they can do or say anything they wish, or act or behave however they wish in these types of settings.
@Rose Tico Enthusiast WRONG. Take a walk around your neighborhood some time. You'll probably see some stores have signs that say "We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone". That's because they're private property and they have the right to ask anybody to leave if they want to. If you're asked by a store manager to leave and you refuse to do so, the police will show up. Try using that argument with them, try saying "hey it's public, I deserve to be here". Let me know how it goes.
Or just go ask a lawyer if you don't believe me.
"tell her to drop dead... with my compliments" 😂😂😂
he looks like a part of the mafia
Honestly I would be annoyed.
Loud noises are annoying but something called tolerate like man and have balls maybe u never knew this lol
@@luis0057 no no , real men tolerate and also sometimes we can tolerate balls hitting but of course u never experienced having balls before so I know how u feel when you're the only person on this planet with that case😂😂😂😂
MegaVergan same
@@JustMe-yd3ge who are the "others" that like your jokes? I don't see anyone liking your comments
@@yukaisreallypastry idk where do those toxic community come from srs ? oh btw you're one of them congrats 😊. oh btw too I don't need likes to be supported they saw it but don't need to press you ain't force everyone to like to prove lol what a toxic loser
It’s funny how WWYD is not posting the real reactions of people. It’s annoying to bring a baby or a toddler to a fine dining
Super annoying
Yeah totally annoying. And this show is now ridiculous like they’re trying to deny the reality.
More annoying when those old farts prefer that constant crying than having Traci around them.
morons
No it's not! As long as it is not affecting you eating your food why do you even care? And yes I've been to an expensive buffet where we had some crying babies and did I care no because it isn't affecting my eating here!
@@MartialArtswithLucyLu going out for a meal isn't just to eat though, it's for the experience, otherwise one would just eat at home.
"That's why you're alone"
REKT
best comment ever both that and the old guy lol
then his wife casually hit his shoulder
yes that hurths :(
SAVAGE
Those comments were rude af.
OKay, Tracy is a pro at being annoying. She just is so good at bugging haha. She drives ME nuts and I know she's an actress!
Kasey Gray I don’t know why Traci is always portrayed as a bitch
Random 6th Grader not saying it rudely but.. she has the face for it in a sense
Haha ikr I know she's just an actress but she is REALLY good at being rude and annoying and pretty name and you're so gorgeous
“That’s why your alone” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 bruh i died when I heard that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If you can afford a night out at an expensive restaurant, you can afford a babysitter.
6:21 Tell her to drop dead.. with my compliments (Italian mafia music starts playing in the background)
Shashank D 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly thought not many would notice the music in the background 😂😂😂
Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 godfather 2018
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Traci finds a horse head in her bed later on that night 😂😂😂
I actually *oofed* when he said that's why you're alone😱😂😂😭😭
Oooof
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The issue is 15 minutes of crying with the parents seemingly ignoring the infant. I would, and have carried my child to the lobby after 5 minutes of not being able to calm my baby.
These are what you call "self absorbed jerks." And yes, I'm talking about the couple with the crying baby.
I'm a mom too but if someone brought their crying baby to a fancy restaurant I'd be aggravated by not the baby, but by the parent's inconsideration of other people
I hate people that bring babies, but I really hate people who tolerate the annoying and later demand those who are genuinely bothered to tolerate them.
You were a baby once..
ordonez MMKSKAB you say that like it constitutes an argument. It doesn't. I can only hope that my parents didn't bring me into an environment like that and let other people hear me cry for minutes on end.
+Vincent T. Ummm...okay. *cough bullshit LMAO
+Vincent T. So one crybaby defending another. Not so impressive. Sorry for actually wanting some comfort of my own. Screw that fake baby, if it's disturbance just dispose of it and it's inconsiderate parents. I honestly don't care about their feelings.
XxGR3YW01FxX that literally made no coherent sense. It's not a matter of disposing of people. Should they get thrown out? No. But people have every right to give them dirty looks and speak up about it. It's no different from a baby crying in a movie theater. If you KNOW that your baby behaves like that, don't bring it into a five-star restaurant where people want to relax and have dinner. It's really that simple. The least they can do is take it in the bathroom and try to calm it down, rather than sit there and inconsiderately force everyone else to listen to that shit.
This is so stupid! Of course people would be annoyed if this went on for more than a couple minutes... it’s COMMON courtesy... to help your child to stop CRYING!
Ramy
👌👍❤I really enjoyed reading your answer !! I am a victim of neglect as a child and if I come in such situations as a witness, I always get upset, too.
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No, it's common courtesy to know if your kid can make it through the restaurant for the evening or whether to leave with a babysitter. Too many folks in this fake, politically correct era don't get it.
babies cry thats what they do every on gets upset but its also courtsey to be nice and mind ur own fucking business
@@sammyflair1085 no. Either handle your kid during dinner or dont bring them. Know your child
@@sammyflair1085 how can u mind ur businesd when there is baby crying ruining ur night. This is a fancy restruant. Most ppl only go to a fancy restrauny on a special occasion and to have their experience ruined is not fair. If you can afford to go to fancy restruant u can afford a babysitter,and if you cant, you shouldnt be there. Making a child is a choice,and if you make that choice you have to make certain sacrafices.
I haven’t even watched the video and I already agree with the chef lol, if you can afford a fancy restaurant, you can afford a babysitter
A fine dining restaurant is not a “family” restaurant. There are plenty of those. If you want a evening out, and can’t, or don’t want to get a sitter, don’t go to a fine dining restaurant.
I agree
Lisa CJ exactly. Like a baby cries at McDonald’s, ok. That’s ok. Annoying m but I understand. I mean my kids running around screaming so you are all good. But at a nice, suit+tie+dress place, no. NO
So it's okay for a baby to go to a family restaurant and cry but not to a fine dining? Lol!
Amit Chakraborty I mean, at a family restaurant, it’s fair game since..it’s a restaurant for families, so kids, toddlers and babies..
@@islandsunset Yes.
I'm with Tracy on this one. Either the parents are trying to calm the baby down, or they hire a babysitter for the night out.
Femke Feenstra same but the last guy was priceless😂😂😂😎
But Traci is not the only one, the guy in a blue dresshirt was also annoyed
Yes
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
@@ilovelofe why bring the baby with you in the first place? Like, id you bring it to a place like McDonald's or something.... Well... Maybe...
But with fine dining? No f'ing way. What does a baby do in that restaurant? They can't enjoy the food, nor the place they're in because they're babies. You wouldn't bring dogs with you too, right?
This time for the first, I side with Traci!
Seriously, it's very entitled and ignorant to ignore your screaming kid and there needs making the diner feel uncomfortable and ruining the ambiance. I hate parents like them! You need to take responsibility and think about the surroundings.
I agree with Traci too
Iresponsible parents take their babies to restaurants where other people go there to have a quiet meal. If they can afford to go to a restaurant, they should be able to hire a babysitter.
You have no clue how expensive babysitting is. It isnt like the 1990's where you pay $5 an hour or $9 an hour for 2 kids.. Now you are paying kids a minimum of $16.75 an hour for 1 kid and $20 an hour for 2 kids. Its ridiculous what children are charging for babysitting. If your kid is a great kid (meaning sleeps alot) take them out. It isn't a big deal. My nephew was in his first bar at 3 weeks old. He slept through the partying. Mom got to socialize with friends and my brother got to drink with his frienda.
@@jessicaely2521 A close relative can babysit for free maybe. Also, your nephews parents are stupid and iresponsible. You dont party at a bar when you have a 3 week old baby to take care of. Either you grow up and stop partying while the baby is that young and wait until the baby is old enough for babysitting or dont have a baby at all. You dont bring a baby to a bar. What is the point having a baby if you want to be free from it just after 3 weeks and party instead? Answer: no point, end of story.
@@rc-jatodaniel not everyone has relatives close by 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️. Growing up I didnt have any family near me. Now I'm in Switzerland and it's the same shit. I dont have any family near by that can help. If you have family close by of course use them, but if you don't and have a good kid take them out. I take my 2.5 yr old out to 5 star restaurants in Switzerland. She is a perfect angel. The only time she gets to be a pain in the butt is when she tired. We dont go out when she's tired.
@@jessicaely2521No that maybe but dont let other people suffer on resturants because you want to go out with a baby that cries. Lucky for others that your children is quiet then. Others is not then stay home. Resturants is one thing but a pub is still wrong either relatives for babysitting or not.
@@rc-jatodaniel Sometimes babysitters cancel at last minute because emergencies can happen. Plus not everyone has family near them or know neighbors well enough to trust em. If you wanna eat out fancy if the restaurant has outside dinning you can eat outside with the baby or mom and dad take turns calming baby down.
Realistically though, if you want a nice night out... just get a babysitter, peace and quiet for yourselves and others around you.
Joel Carter Realistically everyone may not have a babysitter or trust ppl around their kids.
Sevin Miles North but they made the decision to have children. It's not my fault you don't have anyone to watch them. It goes both ways. 😊
I love that I live in an area that has real nice expensive restaurants and when a child is being disruption they tell the people to take the child out or leave. It's funny the only people who get mad about people bitching about being disturbed by a crying kid are usually the ones who shouldn't let their kids out in public. If I'm spending more than $20 on a meal I deserve to enjoy it because I hate other kids. Now if I'm going to Mc Donalds I would expect nothing less than hearing kids
Sevin Miles North than They could also go somewhere less fancy, or even to a park and have a nice picnic with thier baby.
Sevin Miles North go to a park, don't ruin other's time. A crying baby is an ache to the ear. Nothing adorable Abt it.
Why is Traci always the mean one? 😂
Cuz she's amazing at it
😂
That’s what I said lmao
She is right though. The baby's screaming is REALLY annoying, & people just ignoring it like it's normal. The parents might be used to hearing their baby scream & make noise at home all the time, but it's different in a restaurant. It shouldn't matter whether it's high end or not; it's a public environment, & it's not fair to everyone else
Someone I can agree with. Lol
That last one even has the voice of a mafia boss. If only he has an Italian accent
V. Erin Lol exactly, he IS Italian, can’t u tell?
GURL PRASHNAAA ok?
jenna marie lol exactly!
When the Godfather guy asks the manager to tell her to drop dead with his compliments, it doesn't seem to be like it's his first time.
Uuugh. Nothing like paying $100 + for an upscale meal & hearing a baby cry for 15 minutes straight. At least a parent should try to comfort/quiet the baby. Just use common sense & have some respect for fellow patrons.
Erin exactly, it’s SO disrespectful to everyone else. take your disgusting child to someone else or don’t come at all.
@@kirthi1942 The point is that this absolutely happens IRL.
Adam F. Disgusting child? Damn. You’re definitely not getting any.
Adam F. Did you just call a baby disgusting? I think it’s you who is disgusting. Thank god you won’t be reproducing that shit personality you have.
@@taylormalloy6184 Kids are disgusting we all know it. they put everything in their mouth, they throw tantrums randomly. Children are not the angels hollywood portrays them to be.
I’d just be mad they just left the baby crying for so long, like comfort your child they’re crying for a reason
Yup. They actually need it for proper brain development.
I disagree I have a baby sister that cries for hours and hours everywhere and I have to deal with it. So if you guys can’t stand one crying for 15 minutes you need to leave.
I have left restaurants because I couldn’t calm my baby and didn’t want to ruin other people’s evening. Frankly it is rude, get a sitter.
Thank you. I'm glad to see that some people do realize that it is on the parents to leave if their baby isn't able to be calmed. It is definitely rude to just let the baby keep crying.
THIS RIGHT HERE!!!!!
like that one guy said...its not IHOP< APPLEBEES......time and a place.....
i give huge respect to you, respect over the internet
Yup go Traci ! I completely support her there. And that's a lot coming from a gay guy after how fucking vile she is to gay men on the other videos!
I am a father but i know better than to bother people with my kids. Becoming a father didn't magically render me amnesic or oblivious of how much i fucking hate crying brats in places where people are trying to enjoy a nice QUIET time.
That's why you're alone ? If you liked babies more, you'd have a date ? Coming from mister cholesterol who hasn't seen his dick in 15 years without the help of a mirror or from Mister Geriatric who could not get it up even if he popped ten blue bills, that's fucking rich ! How i pity the cheap trophy wives of Mister tub of lard and Mister palliative care, who have to shut the fuck up and stand by their Hubby/daddy's point of view if they don't want to end up on the street. That's what happens when you are not financially sufficient, you become a rag and you lose your voice. Traci has far more right to make a scene than those fucking freaks who belong in another century or in a fucking family restaurant.
Quinones, you should have put Traci with a freaking supermodel man as a date that time, supporting her, just to see the look on the wives !
I agree. Babies and restaurants don’t mix. If you wanna eat out be courteous and leave your babies at home with someone. I’m a mother myself and never took them as babies to restaurants
You can't let your baby cry like that. As a mom, I wouldn't allow that to happen with my child. People pay a lot for a nice meal and its rude to just ignore it and expect everyone else to do so as well
@@shirellelam7067 Lol girl you trolling
Millennial Lmoa n what the hell that means
@@shirellelam7067 In Internet slang, a troll is a person who starts quarrels or upsets people on the Internet to distract and sow discord by posting inflammatory and digressive,[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the intent of provoking readers into displaying emotional responses[2] and normalizing tangential discussion,[3] whether for the troll's amusement or a specific gain.
@@shirellelam7067 When you troll it means you're trying to piss people off on the internet by being stupid, all for your own amusement.
Siaori193 yeah you would do something like that and that’s cool but other parents have their reasons. You don’t know what their going through. Like, how much is a crying baby gonna effect your eating? You go to a PUBLIC PLACE to EAT THE FOOD. So please, Respect them and they’ll respect you.
"That's why you're alone.."
savage.
Roger_From_Choir - savage
Sammy ;D lol and the "tell her to drop dead" part wtf 😂
Haha
LorraineLevi-AoT ikr 😂
Sammy ;D it's 2016. You're*
Ok 15min are long..I have 3 kids and twins when they cry I wait for barely 5 mins and we would walk out to calm them..that's called courtesy for others....15mins are long.
Victoria Hupp then you don’t go out during the colic time....
Keinia Sharp-Bucknor colic is all the time you can’t just switch it off
@@Victoria-bw5pi My oldest had colic when he was an infant and I breastfed him. Colic normally ends around 3 months, like mine son's did. Sometimes, it may last up to 6 months. During my son's colicky stage I was too darn tired and overwhelmed to want to go out to a nice restaurant, nor would I have subjected my fellow diners to his cries. It's called courtesy. I could not have actually enjoyed my meal either with the deafening sounds of my baby's sad cries. This woman let her baby cry continually, that's just rude. They grow up so fast, and before you know it, you'll be back to alone time and romantic dinners with your spouse.
@@Victoria-bw5pi I was not stating that I breastfed to be superior, but only that I had been led to believe that breastfed babies did not get colic. LOL Of course spend your money wherever you like, that was not my point. Have a grand day.
@Anne Liesveld what?
I get so anxious when I hear baby crying, the second guy was right about this place not being suitable for a crying baby whose parents don’t even check on him or try to calm him
You are weak AF
i actually completely agree with that chef saying high end restaurants should not allow babies. babies make noise and noise is a nuisance. it's not about loving or hating babies, it's about paying good money to treat yourself to go to a place with a relaxing and enjoyable environment and there's nothing enjoyable nor relaxing about listening to a baby crying. a couple who have a baby are of course welcome at a stylish restaurant but it's normal to expect them to plan ahead and arrange for the baby to not be with them if they want to enjoy that kind of atmosphere. if you have a noisemaker with you then apparently you don't care about the relaxing atmosphere anyway so you might as well just go to mcdonalds or smth. no one goes to a nice restaurant expecting loud persistent noise. no one.
youdon'tneedtoreadthis ikr! Pay a babysitter u parents
Babies should be allowed but if it starts crying for more than 5 minutes you should have to take it outside or something. Also you can just hire a babysitter it’s not that expensive
Right I would’ve gone crazy
Hanna Behin it’s not about the expense .. it’s dangerous
Hanna Behin If you’re going to have kids, you should be able to pay for them.