Not sure how I'd feel if I walked into a store and the owner was spinning around yelling "Daddy likes chocolate, lalalala chocolate. Mommy wants breeead."
@@Deityoftime it's not so much that you don't want people buying things it's that you'll have a ton to stock and then someone will come behind you and either take everything you've just stocked so you have to completely restock again or they will completely disorganize what you've organized. It's only really bad in like dollar stores usually. Like I know stocking is neverending, but It just can be frustrating from the worker perspective.
@@darkmyro ye, the worst is stocking/folding clothing. Tshirts are ALWAYS the first to get absolutely fucked not even 2 minutes after organizing em by customers.
Shoe stores are sucky too. Ill fix an entire bin of toddler nikes and 5 minutes later some kid destroyed it or pushed everything insude the bin so it looks terrible. While your fixing what "YOU JUST MADE PERFECT" A customer will comment wow your store looks horrible .
You say that, but where I'm from we use 10,000 yen bills (the equivalent of a 100 dollar bill) to buy mundane cheap stuff all the time. If you don't take out enough to last you a couple days at least then when the ATMs inevitably close a few days for some holiday you forgot existed then you are left hung out to dry. Sometimes all you got is a 10,000 yen bill and you gotta break it somehow XP.
14:57 The reason Breaking Benjamin is called that is because at one of the band's first get togethers, the lead singer (Benjamin Burnley) broke a microphone and a guy said "thanks for breaking my fucking mic, Benjamin." And then apparently it stuck LOL
My favorite part of Simulator Grumps will always be the moments when Arin is trying to do multiple things and screaming about how hard his task is while Dan relentlessly bombards him with unhelpful advice.
It's always the people who are acting grumpy and huffing/sighing about it as you have to get help from the manager to make change. Cuz they're "in a hurry, and don't have time for this".. WHEN THEY WERE THE ONES WHO DECIDED TO PAY WITH $100 BILL FIRST THING IN THE MORNING!! 😤😂
@@mariya_tortilla Feel better now that you've told somewhere where to put a dollar sign in a sentence? That inconsequential detail must've really bothered you.
"peaceful" is debatable, but simulator games definitely let them fuck around more. the driving simulators have me crying with laughter, especially the one where Arin couldn't figure out the menu for ages
14:35 Guy breaking a $100 bill on a $3 purchase is too real. I used to work retail in small businesses and this happened all the time. My favorite was getting into an argument with a customer when I refused to break his $100 on a .50 cent purchase.
My first job was at a little local bakery in the late 90s. Back then, 2 rolls cost about 50 cents. We would constantly get people who would ONLY have 20s. The register had only $50 in it at the start of business, so 2 customers doing that would wipe us out and we would need to hit the bank! Luckily there was one in the plaza, but it was still a pain - I always wanted to tell people : can't you just find 50 cents in your carseat??
Props to Arin for having a moment of self-fulfilling prophecy and Dan for predicting Arin’s regret for not inflating his prices. Edit: I’ve come from the future. Arin is over 4,000$ in debt to the bank. It’s all coming together for the Buy&Leave.
I smiled at "Dude, they're bills. I'm sure they'll find you" and thought that I'm an adult who can relate before it turned into an "uh oh" look because I was reminded that I need to pay my bills. Thanks for the reminder!
This is going to make for a great animation. The idea of a frantic shopkeeper Arin trying to run his small mom and pop store, with Danny, his assistant just laughing hysterically at him just fills me with joy.
"But I'm the local corner store, I can't jack up my prices!" As a NYer (where bodegas are usually more expensive than the regular supermarket): 🤔 pretty sure people will pay for the convenience if they're desperate for Chocopik....
Ah yes, the return of: Dan: Arin, you should do the thing. Arin: i don't wanna do the thing. I'll do it how i want to instead. Then later- Arin: Man, i should've done the thing... Dan: Whu- ARIN!
As a soul crushed grocery store worker I love it when the Earth literally stops turning and time stops at 8am and waits for me to stock all the freight
The whole thing of trying to do stuff with customers waiting that's felt in this game is very real. I'm a shift lead at a truck stop overnight when a majority of the cleaning gets done, and my god do I just want to scream at people for coming in while I'm trying to do stuff.
My friends make fun of me for playing games that are "basically work" like Satisfactory/Factorio, Papers Please, but while watching this one it really dawned on me this is literally just work and I wanna play it
this is a simplified version that makes it more fun and adds a challenge.. i assume the novelty would wear off unless it keeps adding more complexity and eventually lets you hire a staff.
I am surprised Arin didn't figure out that if the customer pays by credit card, you can just charge them whatever you want and they'll happily pay it because this game is broken as fuck. 🤣
Every time I see the word "Simulator" in a youtube title nowadays the only thing I can think of is that Forklift Simulator song by Sbassbear that got an animated music video by Neal Pizzini. Absolutely everything about that video is amazing and I strongly recommend that you check it out if you haven't yet. And even if you have checked it out already, why not check it out again? It certainly deserves all the views it can get
Ray Comfort is the banana guy. His argument was that the banana was 'created' to be the perfect fruit because it fits so perfectly in your hand. All the while, bananas were bred, by people, to be like that.
Wild bananas are the same shape, just smaller though. Sure humans tweak plants a lot but it's usually still recognizable as a variant of the original. (so like... yellow corn instead of purple rather than a watermelon turning into a banana shape).
And even if all the things he says about bananas were true, what about other, more difficult to eat fruit? Is the coconut god's middle finger to humanity?
Love that the Grumps are playing this. I know they say one more, but I hope they continue to play this every once in awhile between things they have going on.
Where are the old ladies taking up the whole Isle while trying to decide between regular spaghetti or angel hair spaghetti. Or the unsupervised kid tearing through the candy isle.
"I like to be the cheap place in the block, you know, I want to be affordable to the everyman" Twenty episodes later: hundred dollar bottle of hand-cleanser
Speaking on the Supermarket Sweep revival that Arin mentioned (which aired and was produced during the pandemic) the best part was that the producers allowed the contestants to customize their sweatshirts (which competitors famously wore even dating back to the original) however they wanted. For example, you could tear off the sleeves and make it into a tank top of sorts (which would definitely help when running through the store) or just completely turn it into an arts and crafts project and drench it in glitter, because why not?
I cannot stop thinking about this episode, it delighted me to my core. It reminds me of when I was a little kid and at the Boston Children's Museum they had a little fake grocery store and getting to play the cashier was the height of fun.
There used to be a Canadian children's equivalent of supermarket sweep, same deal, kids had to run up and down aisles looking for ingredients they might not even know and then have to cook a dish afterwards. It was called edible incredible or something like that
27:50 Imagine some guy walks into your store, sees you trying to grab a drink to put on a different shelf and instead accidentally picks up the entire shelf 😂
You guys are the reason I am addicted to this game… ALSO… did you know the same Studio has ANOTHER Supermarket game called Supermarket Together where you can basically run the store with your friends… the mechanics are a little different buuuut it’s fun you can also wack each other with brooms and the host can throw people in jail it’s great
i love how excited dan gets when one of these games that are supposed to be one-offs are actually really fun and they both wanna do a part two. it's great.
this game turns into something maddening later, because you end up with not enough stock room, and the biggest pain is that your stocking robots (the guys dressed in blue) will NOT pick up new deliveries from the sidewalk, so when you're dealing with hundreds of new orders you have to stock it all yourself.
This might take the cake as the single most challenging game to make lets play to. But y'all got me hooked. I really wanna see a fridge with some cheese and another random pop singer buying it
16:35 The funiest part of the "Bananas proves intelligent design" is that the guy talks about how a banana is designed to be open at the stem, when every other animal uses the bottom of the fruit to open a banana.
@@SkilesHasFunI didn't know some people peeled from the bottom until I was like 19 and most people I know don't do it that way, so yeah there's plenty of people who do
I used to watch Supermarket Sweep with my parents and grandparents, growing up. It was a genuinely fun time back then, but I don’t think I’d have as much fun watching a new one today.
TH-cam secret if you double tap a comment it will like it ( I lowkey hate how well this worked, it’s the only time I’ve done it but they talked about TH-cam secrets so I was f it lol )
I had to come revisit the days where Arin was swimming in boxes, running around like crazy trying to get everything done and staying open way past 9 for "free money".
Welp, just finished watching all the (currently 20) Supermarket Simulator episodes, while doing my exam project. But... I'm not done with the project yet. Welp, here we go again!
For clarity, Breaking Benjamin was named that after the lead singer, Benjamin Burnley, broke a microphone during one of their early shows. The owner called him out saying "Thanks to Benjamin for breaking my fucking microphone."
I was listening to this trying to figure out where I knew that background song from for so long.. turns out is SimplyNailogical's timelapse/bg elevator music lol what a throwback honestly
I run a small town general store, and I promise that Arin screaming at customers to "stop buying things so I can do my job!" Is something I think to myself ALL the time
"Do you want to do one more of these?" Smash cut to episode 15 with mods coming out their assholes talking about this being their favorite playthrough in years
I love going to the corner store and buying kilos of sugar, cereal, oil, flour and pasta while listening to the owners at the cashier bickering about random stuff, best afternoon pastime
i have this game and it always turns into me coming home from the stress of my real life customer service job to play this and be stressed from my fake customer service video game job and i think that's beautiful
Before the video even started in earnest I thought to myself "Man, I wish they'd finish Internet Cafe because I was INVESTED." I guess this will have to do.
For anyone disappointed about the like button not glowing it's because TH-cam pushes out different features to different people to test people's response. In some cases it's good because only a few people deal with some massive problem, in other cases you miss out on something interesting because you're not in the test group. It changes randomly so you'll see stuff sometimes and others time won't until it either vanishes or sticks for good. It worked for me.
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Not sure how I'd feel if I walked into a store and the owner was spinning around yelling "Daddy likes chocolate, lalalala chocolate. Mommy wants breeead."
I know how I would feel… like leaving
I mean, I do some pretty weird shit when I’m bored at my retail job. Can you blame him?
@@SiebayPlays Like what?)
reminds me of the sausage scene from freddy got fingered
I would be back with more people
The moment when they were stocking while shouting "stop buying things!" Is exactly how working retail feels.
I worked a boxing day at an electronics store once. Once.
@@Deityoftime it's not so much that you don't want people buying things it's that you'll have a ton to stock and then someone will come behind you and either take everything you've just stocked so you have to completely restock again or they will completely disorganize what you've organized. It's only really bad in like dollar stores usually. Like I know stocking is neverending, but It just can be frustrating from the worker perspective.
@@darkmyro ye, the worst is stocking/folding clothing. Tshirts are ALWAYS the first to get absolutely fucked not even 2 minutes after organizing em by customers.
Shoe stores are sucky too. Ill fix an entire bin of toddler nikes and 5 minutes later some kid destroyed it or pushed everything insude the bin so it looks terrible. While your fixing what "YOU JUST MADE PERFECT" A customer will comment wow your store looks horrible .
forever grateful all my product is behind the counters and us workers grab em for the customers 😅 i do not miss this part of working retail
The guy who bought a $3 oil bottle with a $100 bill was totally laundering counterfeit bills.
damn😂😂
The simulator should have a counterfeit marker for more immersion
Idk man I've had ppl come into my job and buy like sunscreen w a 100 dollar bill payday gets people spending😂😂
@@pattykrabbies it should also let you hold the bill across a light source while a patient meter goes even more rapidly depleted because of it Xp
You say that, but where I'm from we use 10,000 yen bills (the equivalent of a 100 dollar bill) to buy mundane cheap stuff all the time. If you don't take out enough to last you a couple days at least then when the ATMs inevitably close a few days for some holiday you forgot existed then you are left hung out to dry. Sometimes all you got is a 10,000 yen bill and you gotta break it somehow XP.
14:57 The reason Breaking Benjamin is called that is because at one of the band's first get togethers, the lead singer (Benjamin Burnley) broke a microphone and a guy said "thanks for breaking my fucking mic, Benjamin." And then apparently it stuck LOL
lol love it when people learn this story
That's incredible
And then they went on to make plenty of money to replace the broken mic and become the famous band they are today. Happy endings all around.
I just saw them last week, awesome show! No broken mics this time
@@weswhitbeck6645 only thing broken at that show was the silence.
My favorite part of Simulator Grumps will always be the moments when Arin is trying to do multiple things and screaming about how hard his task is while Dan relentlessly bombards him with unhelpful advice.
The life of being in retail 😂
“What was your favorite part of the episode Timmy?”
“I liked the part where [your comment] happens for a looong time!”
"Jack your prices up past market prices" is such a funny thing to constantly suggest in a retail game. Dan really providing the venture capitalist DLC
The exasperation in Arin's voice is legitimately how it feels to work retail.
14:30 first customer of the day paying in 100$ is very immersive
$100*
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It's always the people who are acting grumpy and huffing/sighing about it as you have to get help from the manager to make change. Cuz they're "in a hurry, and don't have time for this".. WHEN THEY WERE THE ONES WHO DECIDED TO PAY WITH $100 BILL FIRST THING IN THE MORNING!! 😤😂
@@caderaid441 That's not the same person.
@@mariya_tortilla Feel better now that you've told somewhere where to put a dollar sign in a sentence? That inconsequential detail must've really bothered you.
Hoenstly i love it when they play these little simulator games, it's peaceful but they have so much room to add their own fun to it
"peaceful" is debatable, but simulator games definitely let them fuck around more. the driving simulators have me crying with laughter, especially the one where Arin couldn't figure out the menu for ages
100%
Exactly. If your hear for the grumps and not the game, than this is the perfect content
@@bugbear2357The game is peaceful, and Arin is the force of chaos.
Yeah I like this simulator ones too, they also help me fall asleep at night cause they're so peaceful. (That's when I'm not giggling)
14:35 Guy breaking a $100 bill on a $3 purchase is too real. I used to work retail in small businesses and this happened all the time. My favorite was getting into an argument with a customer when I refused to break his $100 on a .50 cent purchase.
My first job was at a little local bakery in the late 90s. Back then, 2 rolls cost about 50 cents. We would constantly get people who would ONLY have 20s. The register had only $50 in it at the start of business, so 2 customers doing that would wipe us out and we would need to hit the bank! Luckily there was one in the plaza, but it was still a pain - I always wanted to tell people : can't you just find 50 cents in your carseat??
Or when you physically don't have the cash to break it and like 4 people decide that's the day theyll be paying strictly with 100s
@@maouprierI'd bet money they did, they just needed their 20s broken and bought the cheapest item lmao
But I need 100 in 1s because it strip club day
Props to Arin for having a moment of self-fulfilling prophecy and Dan for predicting Arin’s regret for not inflating his prices.
Edit: I’ve come from the future. Arin is over 4,000$ in debt to the bank. It’s all coming together for the Buy&Leave.
That's so -Raven- Grumps 🔮
when i played i just rounded up to the next quarter and it worked for me
Incredible edit from the future. I can’t wait to see that go down
It actually does light up in the new layout beta. The like/dislike combo gets a rainbow ring around it!
Such a weird little thing I probably never would've seen, lol. Cool tho!
I smiled at "Dude, they're bills. I'm sure they'll find you" and thought that I'm an adult who can relate before it turned into an "uh oh" look because I was reminded that I need to pay my bills. Thanks for the reminder!
I love that Arin rounded everything to even dollars. Don't gotta worry about change, input is easy. Those NPCs don't know how helpful he's being
i felt this way the year canada did away with pennies; working the cash got so much more chill!
I can't imagine the kind of self induced hell this game could be if you actually tried using realistic prices.
glad to finally hear the origin of "fUCKuuuh" 18:22
i love when arnold enunciates every syllable in the word fuck, even the ones that aren't there!
Thank you! I've had them saying "fuckuh" in my head for so long and now I've finally found it again!
I do like that Dan knows Arin so well he can call him out on something that absolutely happened ten minutes later.
This is going to make for a great animation.
The idea of a frantic shopkeeper Arin trying to run his small mom and pop store, with Danny, his assistant just laughing hysterically at him just fills me with joy.
Dan can be the bodega cat!
Thank you for calling it an animation instead of an "animated"
Imagine walking in your local store and the owner looks at you straight at your eyes and tells you "Don't buy anything"😂
The first thing I'd do is hurriedly check to be certain I did not somehow wander into Innsmouth.
And then turns away and starts singing "Daddy wants chocolate, mommy wants bread!"
@@stephsaguudefan1753 Again, that's potential Innsmouth behavior...wait, what part of Florida is Arin from?
That's called being minimum wage
Even better when the owner looks you dead in the eye and says "They've got better products for cheaper prices across the street!"
"But I'm the local corner store, I can't jack up my prices!"
As a NYer (where bodegas are usually more expensive than the regular supermarket): 🤔 pretty sure people will pay for the convenience if they're desperate for Chocopik....
same here; the smaller the store, the higher the prices
Damn, that chocopik must be good stuff.
@@Choshako crack in cereal form
Ah yes, the return of:
Dan: Arin, you should do the thing.
Arin: i don't wanna do the thing. I'll do it how i want to instead.
Then later-
Arin: Man, i should've done the thing...
Dan: Whu- ARIN!
and that’s why we love it
Don't end this series, keep it up i want to see Arin have a mental breakdown with all the extra responsibilities
As a soul crushed grocery store worker I love it when the Earth literally stops turning and time stops at 8am and waits for me to stock all the freight
this supermarket is not using first in first out methodology, this will result in food items in the rear becoming expired.
They gotta FIFO their shit!
That's not going to look good on their food safety inspection
I see no inventory being done and no rhyme or reason to his ordering. Where are his spreadsheets? Where are the formulas and POs!?
THEY NEED TO ROTATE
True, but do you really think they'd pay attention to expiration dates?
i appreciate them including hispanic music in the background. feels like my local grocery store. almost thought they were playing Xavi lol
I’m so glad someone else said this 😭 reminds me of grocery shopping in Arizona 😂
It's like basically every mexican corner store... except for the weird plasticy customers and Arin and Dan's disembodied voices
The game doesn't come with music somehow
The whole thing of trying to do stuff with customers waiting that's felt in this game is very real. I'm a shift lead at a truck stop overnight when a majority of the cleaning gets done, and my god do I just want to scream at people for coming in while I'm trying to do stuff.
Yo this is why when you roll up at Starbucks at closing and order a frap the blender is “not working” lmao
My friends make fun of me for playing games that are "basically work" like Satisfactory/Factorio, Papers Please, but while watching this one it really dawned on me this is literally just work and I wanna play it
I literally already work at a grocery store and want to play this lol
It's because you want to actually reap the rewards of your own work. As opposed to our current society where all money is hoarded by billionaires 🤭
this is a simplified version that makes it more fun and adds a challenge.. i assume the novelty would wear off unless it keeps adding more complexity and eventually lets you hire a staff.
@@00AfterBurner Keep attacking them from all sides, i'm sure they'll just relax and stop hoarding.
I have it. It's fun, but eventually it turns into stocking simulator. Devs said there will be updates on that soon, it's still in beta
I am surprised Arin didn't figure out that if the customer pays by credit card, you can just charge them whatever you want and they'll happily pay it because this game is broken as fuck. 🤣
They fixed this in the most recent update ):
The 'STOP BUYING THINGS!' is so real.
Every time I see the word "Simulator" in a youtube title nowadays the only thing I can think of is that Forklift Simulator song by Sbassbear that got an animated music video by Neal Pizzini. Absolutely everything about that video is amazing and I strongly recommend that you check it out if you haven't yet. And even if you have checked it out already, why not check it out again? It certainly deserves all the views it can get
“It’s my job and also my passion” 🎶🎶🎶🎶
Fine, I guess I could watch it another 15 times in a row
My husband would not let me name the Wi-Fi scrawny clown snatch, so we named it forklift simulator.
So far as I can tell, this game doesn't actually have a fail state, but Arin is doing everything in his power to find one anyway.
Ray Comfort is the banana guy. His argument was that the banana was 'created' to be the perfect fruit because it fits so perfectly in your hand. All the while, bananas were bred, by people, to be like that.
did he talk about how perfectly they fit in ape's hands
Wild bananas are the same shape, just smaller though. Sure humans tweak plants a lot but it's usually still recognizable as a variant of the original. (so like... yellow corn instead of purple rather than a watermelon turning into a banana shape).
Idk I feel like human-bred broccoli is pretty unrecognizable vs it's wild variant
And even if all the things he says about bananas were true, what about other, more difficult to eat fruit? Is the coconut god's middle finger to humanity?
@@carlotta4th Have you ever seen a wild plantain?
Love that the Grumps are playing this. I know they say one more, but I hope they continue to play this every once in awhile between things they have going on.
u got your wish
Where are the old ladies taking up the whole Isle while trying to decide between regular spaghetti or angel hair spaghetti.
Or the unsupervised kid tearing through the candy isle.
He doesn't have isles. They drive from the suburbs to the big box store.
Myargh, the dreaded Candy Isle, they'll rot yer teeth and curse ye with diabeetus.
You need an aisle before you can have a candy aisle
rewatching this right after watching episode 20 of this series is so jarring, its like whiplash
Hopefully there's no parasocial stalkers in this one.
"I like to be the cheap place in the block, you know, I want to be affordable to the everyman"
Twenty episodes later: hundred dollar bottle of hand-cleanser
Arin: I wanna be the affordable place
Also Arin 18 episodes later: $70 lotion and $69 shampoo
"Dude, they're bills. I'm sure THEY'LL find YOU."
Too real, Dan.
Speaking on the Supermarket Sweep revival that Arin mentioned (which aired and was produced during the pandemic) the best part was that the producers allowed the contestants to customize their sweatshirts (which competitors famously wore even dating back to the original) however they wanted. For example, you could tear off the sleeves and make it into a tank top of sorts (which would definitely help when running through the store) or just completely turn it into an arts and crafts project and drench it in glitter, because why not?
I cannot stop thinking about this episode, it delighted me to my core. It reminds me of when I was a little kid and at the Boston Children's Museum they had a little fake grocery store and getting to play the cashier was the height of fun.
There used to be a Canadian children's equivalent of supermarket sweep, same deal, kids had to run up and down aisles looking for ingredients they might not even know and then have to cook a dish afterwards. It was called edible incredible or something like that
This unlocked a core memory. That show was so fun to watch haha.
0:19 in your best Morgan freeman voice “the like button, in fact, did not light up” 😂
Having watched Josh from Let's Game It Out play this a while back makes Arin's abject panic at maintaining pace and stock a special kind of hilarious
Hey there, it's Josh. Welcome back to Let's Game It Out.
Ooh, I like that channel.
Josh embraces the chaos
@@crapparcDon't say that! You'll make my computer explode! 💥
Wtf Josh hasn't popped into my algorithm in so long! Must go hit his bell.
27:50 Imagine some guy walks into your store, sees you trying to grab a drink to put on a different shelf and instead accidentally picks up the entire shelf 😂
I will never cease being amazed at Arin’s ability to turn a chill, cozy game into the most stressful experience of my life.
Okay but Arin singing "Daddy likes chocolate" in an empty store right before two women of color walk in was peak comedic timing.
Games like this always end up being the most fun to watch. Maybe because it's just like, a canvas for their improv.
That was the first time I saw it light up and that honestly has to be the best introduction to that feature I could’ve gotten. I was impressed
the ranchera music playing in the background while dan and arin bicker about the american dream is so freaking funny to me 😂😂
You guys are the reason I am addicted to this game… ALSO… did you know the same Studio has ANOTHER Supermarket game called Supermarket Together where you can basically run the store with your friends… the mechanics are a little different buuuut it’s fun you can also wack each other with brooms and the host can throw people in jail it’s great
Getting flashbacks to that one horror game taking place in a supermarket.
Which one?
i love how excited dan gets when one of these games that are supposed to be one-offs are actually really fun and they both wanna do a part two. it's great.
The fact that he didnt see that you can close the checkout to do stuff is hilarious
One of the best sim games thst I've seen them play. A lot of progress in a little amount of time and not that panic enducing. Definitely play more!
this game turns into something maddening later, because you end up with not enough stock room, and the biggest pain is that your stocking robots (the guys dressed in blue) will NOT pick up new deliveries from the sidewalk, so when you're dealing with hundreds of new orders you have to stock it all yourself.
Nice, they just increased stock room size, and the stocking robots now pick up stuff off the sidewalk!
This might take the cake as the single most challenging game to make lets play to. But y'all got me hooked. I really wanna see a fridge with some cheese and another random pop singer buying it
In the words of Breaking Benjamin… “Only the strongest will survive.”
Will they lead us to heaven when we die?
@@olimar243depends if you're the shadow on the wall.
But only when the angels fall
and I've fellated myself
@@Brightfur10 my man in with the deep Saturate cut, hell ya.
16:35 The funiest part of the "Bananas proves intelligent design" is that the guy talks about how a banana is designed to be open at the stem, when every other animal uses the bottom of the fruit to open a banana.
Also the part about them being man-made lolol
and also bananas were genetically engineered to look like that specifically for humans
Wait, people are opening bananas at the stem? What kind of absurdity is that? Leave it to humans to make shit more difficult.
@@SkilesHasFunI didn't know some people peeled from the bottom until I was like 19 and most people I know don't do it that way, so yeah there's plenty of people who do
9:02 as someone who works at Sprouts, I can only agree
Rewatching this now that we’re over 20 episodes in and laughing even harder now that salmon is $70
back to remember where it all began
14:46 can confirm, people actually do that. Ive had someone pay for a $2 item with a hundred dollar bill and its like... are you serious?
I used to watch Supermarket Sweep with my parents and grandparents, growing up. It was a genuinely fun time back then, but I don’t think I’d have as much fun watching a new one today.
We love Breaking Benjamin around here
TH-cam secret if you double tap a comment it will like it ( I lowkey hate how well this worked, it’s the only time I’ve done it but they talked about TH-cam secrets so I was f it lol )
Nice
Thanks I did it twice to make sure it worked 😉
Awesome tech tip and congrats on the likes😂
Nope, I wanted it to work. But nope
Neat, scummy way to get likes though so I disliked instead
32:48 "You wanna do one more of these?" Looks at playlist with (at time of commenting) 20 videos
29 now lol
@Author11 and still going strong
I had to come revisit the days where Arin was swimming in boxes, running around like crazy trying to get everything done and staying open way past 9 for "free money".
Arin: "don't buy anything DON'T BUY ANYTHING!"
Mark: "BUY. BUY. BUY. BUY. BUY. BUY."
Love watching the game grumps play grocery store simulator before I go to work at the grocery store
31:00 ‘I’m not gonna buy a fridge and have it sit’ .. uff Arin I come from the future and let me tell you
Welp, just finished watching all the (currently 20) Supermarket Simulator episodes, while doing my exam project.
But... I'm not done with the project yet.
Welp, here we go again!
8:59 its still so funny everytime i watch this that 21 cents made arin tweak out for just that second 💀💀
14:09 lmao “Even in pretend-land this is stressful!”😂
"Do you wanna do one more of these?" lol
For clarity, Breaking Benjamin was named that after the lead singer, Benjamin Burnley, broke a microphone during one of their early shows. The owner called him out saying "Thanks to Benjamin for breaking my fucking microphone."
I was listening to this trying to figure out where I knew that background song from for so long.. turns out is SimplyNailogical's timelapse/bg elevator
music lol what a throwback honestly
3:36, Watching Game Grumps, and all of a sudden Peso Pluma starts playing. 🤣
LMAO
Idk if this is literally a peso pluma song, but it's just the genre called corrido tumbado
I run a small town general store, and I promise that Arin screaming at customers to "stop buying things so I can do my job!" Is something I think to myself ALL the time
I did not expect the “smash that like button” thing to actually work, but mine lit up and I’m on mobile
That simple bit of sunlight shining in your face as you serve people shows the creator worked retail for sure.
11:30 pov: Dan watching RuPaul's Drag Race
That corrido (the first song after they tossed the boxes in the trash) was pretty fire ngl
Super Market Sweep is still playing reruns from the 90s on Tubi.
This has become my go to grumps series to fall asleep to
The Chocolate Moose is not in season.
The carbuncle ate itself.
"Do you want to do one more of these?" Smash cut to episode 15 with mods coming out their assholes talking about this being their favorite playthrough in years
Yo Breaking Benjamin reference. Awesome.
I love panicked Arin
This game is scratching the itch that all business majors have deep in their brains
✨supply and demand calculations✨
I love going to the corner store and buying kilos of sugar, cereal, oil, flour and pasta while listening to the owners at the cashier bickering about random stuff, best afternoon pastime
"And you have less than 1 quarter to your name." Haha that's funny *checks wallet*......oh
It did light up for me! It was a magical experience.
PLEASE keep playing this game it’s so satisfying to watch and so funny
i can sense the genius of sbassbear working their magic
i have this game and it always turns into me coming home from the stress of my real life customer service job to play this and be stressed from my fake customer service video game job and i think that's beautiful
10:02 me when the customers are still here and we closed 15 minutes ago.
Before the video even started in earnest I thought to myself "Man, I wish they'd finish Internet Cafe because I was INVESTED."
I guess this will have to do.
As someone who worked retail, the “21 cents?!!!!??” was so real
Oncce again desperately, on my knees, begging the Game Grumps to play more Internet Cafe Simulator 2
For anyone disappointed about the like button not glowing it's because TH-cam pushes out different features to different people to test people's response. In some cases it's good because only a few people deal with some massive problem, in other cases you miss out on something interesting because you're not in the test group. It changes randomly so you'll see stuff sometimes and others time won't until it either vanishes or sticks for good. It worked for me.
5:31 how times have changed
This game was like my favorite to watch on twitch for a while. I would literally stream hop as soon as one streamer was wrapping it up