@Tony Daza New Yorkers speak to you how they really feel, they don't go for that surface-only politeness which people have had in suburban communities away from the East Coast since they consider it insincere and annoying. However, that cordiality is fading now in other parts of the US and people are in general becoming more rude everywhere. There used to be a real difference between NYers and Americans elsewhere, and the crime and hostility which was once much more prominent in NY is now in major cities all throughout the US. NY doesn't even have the highest violent crime rate in the US now, some cities are worse.
mistaken4sane me too. When I first saw this movie, I had no idea what arugula was. I figured it must be something awfully special. Now I love it, too. 😂
I love this movie. I haven't seen this movie in over 10 years and I can still remember the lines.One of my favorite cheesy lines is when he was in the frozen food section and tell that chick you shouldn't be here. ...because you can melt all this stuff.
True fact: the guy who wrote the book (and movie) wiseguy, his wife wrote this screenplay. And they again interviewed former FBI agents that worked with Henry hill after he entered the witness protection program and this movie is heavily based on that. Like when he meets some girl then fly to Vegas and get married that same day, that actually happened.
Yup did this once when I was a kid and changed the price on a baseball glove paid 1.99 . The cashier was an elderly lady that had no clue what a baseball glove cost at the time.
***** I was actually quoting the "Have a nice day sir part" going along with your use of corny for a description. I agree it was hammy at a lot of parts and while I love this scene in particular him saying that would've garnered a much larger response than it did. Especially considering "what do you think" stopped that kid dead in his tracks.
O my bad. Some people get on here and say the most random stuff, its not like nobody told me F U on youtube before Sorry bout that. Have a Happy holiday
My father who passed away in 2017 was a huge Steve Martin fan. He and I saw this movie in the theater and we lol. This was our favorite scene. Thanks for posting this. 😅😂🤣
Less cameras; Wouldn't be surprised if Grocery stores weren't operating drones at this point; Try to buy a box of cereal without a damn flying robot camera up your ass good luck 2023
@@subhashxrecord3131 Someone once told me until you are home and your front door is closed/locked behind you, operate under the assumption that u ARE being watched by someone for some reason. Don’t be paranoid by it, but still. Whether the reason is harmless or not, surveillance cameras, police, street cameras, security guards, etc. The only place ur guaranteed privacy is at home. OR in a bathroom.😂
this scene was taped at the williams brothers' market located in the laguna village shopping center in san luis obispo, ca (madonna road and los osos valley road). the building is still there, although it's a grocery outlet now. this is about 1/4 mile from where i grew up, i was in there hundreds of time with my mom during this era. this is pretty much what it looked like at the time, not much hollywood trickery added. i remember it was a big deal to have steve martin and rick moranis in town.
Yes it was film in Williams brothers but that store it was actually on broad st.back in the day my girlfriend actually work there,and leave up the st.she actually watch when they film this scene.
0:23 I was at a grocery store once and I almost said the same thing to one of the store workers as I was leaving. He said "have a nice day." And I went "F- you, too."
I stole a price gun and tried this....did not work. Cashier called the manager. Had to play dumb and they apologized saying a new employee must have fucked up.
@@DoomFinger511 Doesn't work that well. If you are dealing with an experienced employee, they generally have memorized categories in their heads. They just "know" the price ranges of items like the steaks and would immediately feel suspicious if it's suddenly 30% cheaper. Source: worked in a store for over 6 years. PS: also scammers who do this are always the same: they get irate and stomp and scream. If it really was a price error, the customers don't get upset.
$0.39 for a nice sirloin cut? This scene was pure comedy gold. Now I really miss BBQ season. Steve Martin played this character to absolute perfection.
Yes, his character and looks in this movie were very different from his usual white haired characters he's played in other movies as a modest honest suburban husband. It was a change seeing him as a dark haired crafty scheming rude New Yorker part of the mob and with a NY Italian American family. This movie, particularly this scene, displays civilized Suburban Americans as being super friendly but also super ignorant and dumb as bricks. Those supermarket workers, one of them thought that Vinnie was leaving right after being right behind him as he was walking towards and through the doorway, another one almost never had seen a $100 bill before, and cannot tell that the price of those steaks were tampered with. Anyone with half a brain would immediately notice something wrong after running 10 or 12 strip or t-bone steaks through the scanner, as well as other items he got, and seeing the total price come to $12
@@alvexok5523 lol it's not that deep. Yes, it's an exaggerated portrayal of suburbia.... in order to sell the exaggerated portrayal of a mafioso. It's a comedy, fish outta water... boy howdy look how dumb everyone else is compared to our protagonist. Yes, brilliant social commentary.
@control_the_pet_population Further solidifies the slogan for the movie. Urbanhood meets suburbanhood. I guess it shows how surburbanite people are pretty much programmed to a certain daily routine. Many city people I personally know are quite the opposite.
@@MrCaptainobvious77 Have you even watched the movie? "suburbanite people are pretty much programmed to a certain daily routine". You do realize the entire hook of the movie was the mafioso caricature doing exactly what he was 'programmed' to do by his urban upbringing in organized crime?
Luv this classic. Partly cuz I'm a San Diego boy born and raised. Funny true story about the Del Coronado Hotel. I grew up on Point Loma. When I was a kid I was in the YMCA Indian Guides. It was a father son type thing with different "tribes" around San Diego and we did stuff like crafts and camping events. Tribes met weekly at one of our homes talked and had refreshments. In my group Larry Lawrence and son were members. Larry Lawrence owned the Del Coronado back then. One time he setup a beach campout on the beach directly in front of the Del Coronado Hotel. He closed the beach just for our tribe of kids to camp and be festive. And we got to use the hotel's pool! We all slept in tents on the sand. It was pretty cool time circa 1966. Great memory too with my Dad. Btw the Del Coronado was also in the movie Some Like it Hot with Marilyn Monroe circa 1958.
very cool story! I had family in San Diego and actually visited that hotel back in the 90s. The golden sand was something to see! An amazing setting and hotel, for sure. Thanks!
Knew the guy holding the grocery cart from AGHS and after the movie came out Hancock College. Can remember it being kind of a big deal (to me anyway) that a Steve Martin movie was being made locally, now trying to hunt this down on streaming to see my old hometown.
The odd thing about this movie is that I never think that I'm watching Steve Martin in a wig and bad accent; he's Vincent Antonelli. I always equate that with good acting, but what is it here? Maybe his total commitment to the role?
The reason I come to this video is because we are watching the Super Bowl comercial with Steve Martin and she tell me when she use too work in Williams Bros grocery store in San Luis Obispo,she actually watch the filming of this Scene,probably in the 80s.
Rewatched this after remembering how much my mom used to love the movie. I remembered almost nothing about it cuz I hadn't seen it since I was like 12. It's a PG-13 movie about a mobster, so the burning question I had going in was "where are they going to drop their f-bomb? they only get ONE so they have to make it count!" "Have a nice day!" "Fuck you!" *MAGNIFICENT.*
Straight from Brooklyn, suburban planet !!!! Super market may as well be an astronaut....🤔😃😎 then n the produce aisle hooks up with a cheesy line ,realizes later it's a whole town of former mafia, snitches...Haha. 🤔😃😎
0:42 According to my mother my father would switch price tags like this. Except he would peel them and have them on the tips of his fingers. So for him the price was always right. This scene always reminds me of her telling me that. LoL
@@richardlacey4923 Yes, Many decades ago switching tags were one way. The bigger and better way was to buy a good sized hamper, preferably one that came in a box. Put that in the shopping cart... on checkout make sure the price tag was on the top and near enough to the checkout person to see.... so no need to lift it out of the cart. The hamper (box) could fit a lot of stuff! Popular in... Ames Jamesway Bradlees Woolco Kmart
lol! For me, it's wow, I posted a clip and get to see so many peoples' perspectives from around the world. I've learned about the movie just by the input and am glad to be able to light up their day. The internet is almost still as amazing imo as when it started in the mid 90s. "What a concept"
He gets basically a whole cart full of meat for about 12 bucks. But then I never saw him get his change so that cashier might've gotten an 88 dollar tip.
I read it somewhere it was Steve Martin funniest movie, alongside that it's supposed to be a pseudo sequel to the Goodfellas movie after Henry Hill ( the real life mobster ) got into witness protection. And with the first seconds of this clip, I am already laughing. How dare the man offer him some cheese. What was he thinking ? lmao
Any movie with Steve Martin and Rick Moranis together is guaranteed to be a classic! Love both of them in this movie!
PrinceTrexus this and little shop of horrors 😂😂❤️
Okay I'll love both of them in this movie. I promise.
@@Yummycookie8 *Parenthood* too!
‘Barney Coopersmith, what a coincidence’
‘What do you mean? You invited me’
@@plantmandanny "I'm wit choo!"
Being a New Yorker, on a bad day, his reaction to "have a nice day" is close to accurate.
Yep. 😂
@Gregory P Eh, Philly people and New Yorkers are pretty much the same.
I'm a Texan, but I have the same feeling he has every morning
It is because he’s responding that’s nice
@Tony Daza New Yorkers speak to you how they really feel, they don't go for that surface-only politeness which people have had in suburban communities away from the East Coast since they consider it insincere and annoying. However, that cordiality is fading now in other parts of the US and people are in general becoming more rude everywhere. There used to be a real difference between NYers and Americans elsewhere, and the crime and hostility which was once much more prominent in NY is now in major cities all throughout the US. NY doesn't even have the highest violent crime rate in the US now, some cities are worse.
Odd that when I watched this movie over and over in the 90s I'd never had arugula... Now I love it. "It's a vegetable."
mistaken4sane me too. When I first saw this movie, I had no idea what arugula was. I figured it must be something awfully special. Now I love it, too. 😂
I love this movie. I haven't seen this movie in over 10 years and I can still remember the lines.One of my favorite cheesy lines is when he was in the frozen food section and tell that chick you shouldn't be here. ...because you can melt all this stuff.
"Have a nice day sir "'fuck you!" he was hilarious in this movie.
fuggetabodit yeah lol
- Look who's here, Barney Coopersmith, what a coincidence !!
- What are you talking about, Vinnie, you invited me ?
- It's an expression.
It's been 10 years since you've seen the movie, how long has it been since you've had arugula?
@@NKWTI 6 weeks!🤣🤣
True fact: the guy who wrote the book (and movie) wiseguy, his wife wrote this screenplay. And they again interviewed former FBI agents that worked with Henry hill after he entered the witness protection program and this movie is heavily based on that. Like when he meets some girl then fly to Vegas and get married that same day, that actually happened.
Very interesting .. thank you for the input!
Henry Hill said that this movie is based on his life in Witness Protection Program
The script wasn't written by Hill's wife.
@@williamanthony9090 no it wasn’t. It was written by Nicholas pileggi’s wife. The guy who wrote the book wise guy as stated above.
@@williamanthony9090 someone didn't understand the comment
Pricing guns and manually entering prices. The good ol days...
Yup did this once when I was a kid and changed the price on a baseball glove paid 1.99 . The cashier was an elderly lady that had no clue what a baseball glove cost at the time.
@@claudiocorleone7856 Nice🙂
I don't know how many times I watch this on HBO. Movie of the month.
This was a unofficial sequel to Goodfellas. It follows Henry Hill after he snitched. funny version of course.
I can't believe I'm barely finding out about this. I remember the movie when it came out, but never watched it.
It was a funny movie. Kinda corny but funny.
Hey....Fuuuck you
***** I was actually quoting the "Have a nice day sir part" going along with your use of corny for a description. I agree it was hammy at a lot of parts and while I love this scene in particular him saying that would've garnered a much larger response than it did. Especially considering "what do you think" stopped that kid dead in his tracks.
O my bad. Some people get on here and say the most random stuff, its not like nobody told me F U on youtube before Sorry bout that. Have a Happy holiday
Laughing at the checkout scene during mid 2020s inflation levels…
My father who passed away in 2017 was a huge Steve Martin fan. He and I saw this movie in the theater and we lol. This was our favorite scene. Thanks for posting this. 😅😂🤣
Back when a $100 wasn't scrutinized with a special pen
Or put into a detector (think IKEA).
And cash was king! Not this cashless bullshit of today paying with wrist watches and what have you
Less cameras; Wouldn't be surprised if Grocery stores weren't operating drones at this point; Try to buy a box of cereal without a damn flying robot camera up your ass good luck 2023
@@subhashxrecord3131
Someone once told me until you are home and your front door is closed/locked behind you, operate under the assumption that u ARE being watched by someone for some reason. Don’t be paranoid by it, but still. Whether the reason is harmless or not, surveillance cameras, police, street cameras, security guards, etc. The only place ur guaranteed privacy is at home. OR in a bathroom.😂
@@BlackFlightNY domestic violence happens at home its not strangers who you need to worry about
Criminally underrated movie.
"Have a nice day sir"
"Hey Ffffuuuuck you!"
Best quote of the whole movie
It's finally coming out on Blu-Ray in one month's time!
didn't know that! Thanks!
It's also on HBO Max.
5 years old nice
Did it come out? Did you enjoy it. We often think about your post.
@@Chicagojennyjones Yes, quite enjoyable.
0:23 One of my favorite scenes ever. Great movie.
2:14 It's a veg-a-ta-bul! (and gives the kid that "alright, shake a leg!" look) haha
this scene was taped at the williams brothers' market located in the laguna village shopping center in san luis obispo, ca (madonna road and los osos valley road). the building is still there, although it's a grocery outlet now. this is about 1/4 mile from where i grew up, i was in there hundreds of time with my mom during this era. this is pretty much what it looked like at the time, not much hollywood trickery added. i remember it was a big deal to have steve martin and rick moranis in town.
Yes it was film in Williams brothers but that store it was actually on broad st.back in the day my girlfriend actually work there,and leave up the st.she actually watch when they film this scene.
Had no idea what arugula was until I saw this movie. It is now my favorite VEGE-TA-BUHL!!
LOL
He missed one of his marked down meats
He's spreading the wealth to some other lucky customer.
@@joemckim1183 😂😂😂 right
0:23 I was at a grocery store once and I almost said the same thing to one of the store workers as I was leaving. He said "have a nice day." And I went "F- you, too."
I feel like that particular joke aged too well. Cause this just people’s normal disposition lol
Lolll glad my post could be of service!
Its funny I worked in a grocery store and would say that to all the customers...lol
I stole a price gun and tried this....did not work.
Cashier called the manager.
Had to play dumb and they apologized saying a new employee must have fucked up.
The trick is to not price the item too low
@@DoomFinger511 Doesn't work that well. If you are dealing with an experienced employee, they generally have memorized categories in their heads. They just "know" the price ranges of items like the steaks and would immediately feel suspicious if it's suddenly 30% cheaper. Source: worked in a store for over 6 years.
PS: also scammers who do this are always the same: they get irate and stomp and scream. If it really was a price error, the customers don't get upset.
Good morning sir, would you like to try our vanilla bread oat crunchie?
What'd you think!?
Price fixing, 90's style.
This is me in publix after moving to florida from Jersey
Same except Massachusetts to Florida lmao. Salute bro
$0.39 for a nice sirloin cut? This scene was pure comedy gold. Now I really miss BBQ season. Steve Martin played this character to absolute perfection.
Yes, his character and looks in this movie were very different from his usual white haired characters he's played in other movies as a modest honest suburban husband. It was a change seeing him as a dark haired crafty scheming rude New Yorker part of the mob and with a NY Italian American family.
This movie, particularly this scene, displays civilized Suburban Americans as being super friendly but also super ignorant and dumb as bricks. Those supermarket workers, one of them thought that Vinnie was leaving right after being right behind him as he was walking towards and through the doorway, another one almost never had seen a $100 bill before, and cannot tell that the price of those steaks were tampered with. Anyone with half a brain would immediately notice something wrong after running 10 or 12 strip or t-bone steaks through the scanner, as well as other items he got, and seeing the total price come to $12
@@alvexok5523 lol it's not that deep. Yes, it's an exaggerated portrayal of suburbia.... in order to sell the exaggerated portrayal of a mafioso. It's a comedy, fish outta water... boy howdy look how dumb everyone else is compared to our protagonist. Yes, brilliant social commentary.
I sometimes think about putting 2 for 1 labels on steak these days when I'm at the grocery store.
@control_the_pet_population Further solidifies the slogan for the movie. Urbanhood meets suburbanhood. I guess it shows how surburbanite people are pretty much programmed to a certain daily routine. Many city people I personally know are quite the opposite.
@@MrCaptainobvious77 Have you even watched the movie? "suburbanite people are pretty much programmed to a certain daily routine". You do realize the entire hook of the movie was the mafioso caricature doing exactly what he was 'programmed' to do by his urban upbringing in organized crime?
"Have a nice day."
"Fuck you!"
Classic, old school New York attitude. Lmfao!
NY Mobster culture shocked by laid back, friendly San Diego.
Another really good Steve Martin film I watched the other day was "All Of Me" came out in 1984 recommend checking it out.
I have always wondered for years where my mom had gotten the "Have a nice day!" "F**k you!" from. So happy I found it!
Luv this classic. Partly cuz I'm a San Diego boy born and raised. Funny true story about the Del Coronado Hotel. I grew up on Point Loma. When I was a kid I was in the YMCA Indian Guides. It was a father son type thing with different "tribes" around San Diego and we did stuff like crafts and camping events. Tribes met weekly at one of our homes talked and had refreshments. In my group Larry Lawrence and son were members. Larry Lawrence owned the Del Coronado back then. One time he setup a beach campout on the beach directly in front of the Del Coronado Hotel. He closed the beach just for our tribe of kids to camp and be festive. And we got to use the hotel's pool! We all slept in tents on the sand. It was pretty cool time circa 1966. Great memory too with my Dad.
Btw the Del Coronado was also in the movie Some Like it Hot with Marilyn Monroe circa 1958.
very cool story! I had family in San Diego and actually visited that hotel back in the 90s. The golden sand was something to see! An amazing setting and hotel, for sure. Thanks!
Very funny indeed. Thanks for sharing!!
Knew the guy holding the grocery cart from AGHS and after the movie came out Hancock College. Can remember it being kind of a big deal (to me anyway) that a Steve Martin movie was being made locally, now trying to hunt this down on streaming to see my old hometown.
Haha that is wild. TH-cam is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
“Have a nice day!”
“Fuck you!”
We’ve all been there 😂
One of my favorite movies with Steve Martin.
My Blue Heaven with Steve Martin, The Dream Team with Michael Keaton and Short Time with Dabney Coleman are terrific comedies.
1:44 me getting my paycheck
0:23 me when I get annoyed.
Such a great film
This movie is the absolute best.
My favorite character of all time! Followed by Willy Wonka, Beetle Guice and Jack Sparrow!
This is a great movie lol
Yoooo i gotta watch this 😂😂☠💀. Outta all the mob comedies, this is one of the few I've never seen
I live Steve martin, but can you imagine if they got ray liotta in this role?
A rugula. Known over here as Rocket, a leaf vegetable. Had no idea it was a real thing till now.
I still love the fact Nora Ephron and Nick Pileggi pretty much told Henry Hills life story in this and in GoodFellas..
“It’s dangerous for you to be in the frozen food section cause you could melt all this stuff” My Blue Heaven
Whoa, I didn’t realize at first it was Steve Martin
First time I seen him without white hair
And with his hair styled differently, worn "full."
I’m eating arugula right now
Number 1 Happy Street
I get his obsession with marking down meat, but he was confined to just ribeyes. I would've killed the hamburger, sausage, and bacon like crazy!
That nod to the kid at the end!
Underrated film
I can't believe originally Steve Martin was going to play Barney! Thank goodness he didn't. He's hilarious as Vinnie lol.
Boy from New York City by the ad-libs great song!
I was an extra in this movie!!
Lol that's awesome! Thanks for sharing
this movie was about henry hill. when he was i witness protection and moved on with his life.
Has to be my favorite scene 😁❤
Have a nice day everyone.
Egg noodles with ketchup
1:29 he’s like “C’mon hurry up guy!” 😂
Every single time my wife says "arugula" I have to follow up with "Its a vegetable."
Lol! Not having one in six weeks is just blasphemous
Now..that's funny..
Steve’s best, I don’t care what anyone says. This movie is gold
I hope you had a very pleasant shopping experience...
.....Ya....!
That one F**k you in a PG13 was well placed
Old habits are hard to break ha ha
Good movie
have a nice day ❤
WOW a HUNDRED
lol
The odd thing about this movie is that I never think that I'm watching Steve Martin in a wig and bad accent; he's Vincent Antonelli. I always equate that with good acting, but what is it here? Maybe his total commitment to the role?
The reason I come to this video is because we are watching the Super Bowl comercial with Steve Martin and she tell me when she use too work in Williams Bros grocery store in San Luis Obispo,she actually watch the filming of this Scene,probably in the 80s.
Arugula is also known as rocket. In fact the NBA team from Houston was originally supposed to be called the Houston Arugulas.
Ha ha ha ,me in my own store,smile!
Rewatched this after remembering how much my mom used to love the movie. I remembered almost nothing about it cuz I hadn't seen it since I was like 12. It's a PG-13 movie about a mobster, so the burning question I had going in was "where are they going to drop their f-bomb? they only get ONE so they have to make it count!"
"Have a nice day!" "Fuck you!" *MAGNIFICENT.*
So this is about John Alite 🍿
Anyone here after they found out that this is inspired by the life of Henry Hill post goodfellas while in witness protection?
I learned from the best.
Bro bought all that for 12$. Then he knocked the price down with the price gun😂😂
0:22 After the ordeal when you waved first at a 4-way stop, and the nice driver who just had to wave second.
No, you go! My brain malfunctions after that. Lol
Dude, cans of soup are like 2 bucks or more right now 😔
It’s $4 where I’m at…
Straight from Brooklyn, suburban planet !!!! Super market may as well be an astronaut....🤔😃😎 then n the produce aisle hooks up with a cheesy line ,realizes later it's a whole town of former mafia, snitches...Haha. 🤔😃😎
LMAO, this would be $480 today. Need that damn pricing gun right now.
0:42 According to my mother my father would switch price tags like this. Except he would peel them and have them on the tips of his fingers. So for him the price was always right. This scene always reminds me of her telling me that. LoL
I love that
@@richardlacey4923 Yes, Many decades ago switching tags were one way. The bigger and better way was to buy a good sized hamper, preferably one that came in a box. Put that in the shopping cart... on checkout make sure the price tag was on the top and near enough to the checkout person to see.... so no need to lift it out of the cart. The hamper (box) could fit a lot of stuff!
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One of my faves
Wow! An up vote! 😂
lol! For me, it's wow, I posted a clip and get to see so many peoples' perspectives from around the world. I've learned about the movie just by the input and am glad to be able to light up their day. The internet is almost still as amazing imo as when it started in the mid 90s. "What a concept"
@@adamt5 I was playing off the "wow, a hundred" line. Love this clip though.
WOW! A HUNDRED!!!
Unreal that this is based on Henry hill
That pricing gun would certainly come in handy with todays prices. 🤣🤣🥩🥓
He gets basically a whole cart full of meat for about 12 bucks. But then I never saw him get his change so that cashier might've gotten an 88 dollar tip.
Steal from the rich give to the poor type shit
"I don't believe in tipping. I believe in over tipping."
The prices are much different in year 2023. To buy all this meat in the present year costs at least thirty dollars.
Egg noodles and ketchup
I always say veg-et-able like that, it annoys a lot of people but hey I find it annoying when people say veggies.
Hahah nice. Six weeks is a long time to go without an arugula. Lol
Henry Hill outdid himself
Joe rogan & Bill burr brought me here
did they mention My Blue Heaven? just curious
@@adamt5 yeah
I Like Mafia Comedies Like This Movie MY BLUE HEAVEN and WISE GUYS with Danny Devito 1986.
Fantastic hahah
that have a nice day shit is real
funny scene!
This is one of my fav movies. This scene is similar to an SNL "commercial" in S1E5. The K-PUT-PRICE-IS-RITE Stamp Gun.
12.36? Damn inflation…. Lol
love this movie 8/22
If it weren’t Steve Martin making a mess out of that attempt at a NY Italian accent I’d be offended. Naaa just kidding you can’t offend me!
I read it somewhere it was Steve Martin funniest movie, alongside that it's supposed to be a pseudo sequel to the Goodfellas movie after Henry Hill ( the real life mobster ) got into witness protection.
And with the first seconds of this clip, I am already laughing. How dare the man offer him some cheese. What was he thinking ? lmao
Too funny.i miss this movie