You know, until I watched some videos from a certain SouFrican, I didn't realize how badly some Chinese citizens treat waiters/waitress'/hospitality staff. Some of them will straight up bully them and order them around like slaves. It's also seen as a kind of status symbol or flex. So seeing that video of that woman having to perform the motions of that dance like a marionette makes me pretty sad. Poor woman probably just got yelled at for some nonsense and was just completely devoid of any more care.
Yes, I’ve seen that many, many times before coming out of China. Along with other disgusting and horrid behaviors. Which they are bringing that mindset with them to our countries now. Horrific how they behave and think that is even remotely acceptable. They need to be retrained, to act like human beings.
Most Chinese people treat other's with disrespect. You can lay and die and no one will help you. Watch The China Show with 2 young men who lived in China for over 12 years. It's an eye opener to people living around the world. They explain what is going on in China.
She is clearly embarrassed doing the dance and its not her job. Just an owner taking advantage of his staffs. Edit. his/her staffs. Apparently the restaurant is co-owned by a man and woman. The restaurant got thrashed on weibo and heard they stopped making their staffs doing the dance due to the immense negative press. Theyre said to be investigated by the local authority for staff bullying after people mass reported to them.
Dancing was never in her job description. She was force to dance just becasue the boss say so and she has to comply or risk losing her job. Sad to see workers like this are getting taken advantage.
How degrading for that young woman, employed as a waitress, to have to perform like a circus act. If I were in that restaurant, I think I'd be embarrassed to see it.
Well, I worked in an Italian semi-chain restaurant as a server (not a national brand). We had to sing happy birthday for birthday tables. My memory is foggy, but I swear we had to do it in Italian. Not as bad though.
I know, huh. Henry Kissinger and Dick Nixon opened up to China for political points after both went through Washington calling others communists. The shuttered manufacturing throughout our rust belt is due to that administration. And the 2008 sub prime mess was due to Reagan's deregulation. You'd think people would stop electing people who trash the US.
Most of their progress is fake. Almost a billion Chinese people make less than 240 dollars a month. Also these problems were started a long time ago. China's GDP is built on debt and bad investment.
Everyone is talking about the dance but no one is listening to the businessman when he calmly said they were preparing for war. He said it several times. 19:51
She’s imitating the noodle maker who used to come to the tables to show the noodle tricks. These noodle makers must have been laid off. Now they sent her to do ‘something’.
It can be degrading to be a waitress. I don’t know how many times a guy asked me ‘if I was on the menu’!!!🤮😖And then you have to laugh to keep your job.
It’s not even limited to occupation or gender. People are often degrading when they think they’re being funny. I worked an event for Kraft food in Vegas as Mr. Peanut. I was sexually assaulted by a lot of women that day thinking it was funny to fondle me while they take a picture. I don’t think you’ll lose your job if you tell your customers you hear that joke all the time and you don’t appreciate it. Be your own advocate!
Once I asked a waitress her name (so I could thank her personally) and she immediately went stiff and asked, "Why?" Immediately, my desire to be friendly (and to leave a tip) evaporated. It's not always pervy when the conversation veers from specials and refills.
@@ethan17748 True, but it's just a little more personable than calling her "miss" . . . you know what I mean, knowing a person's first name is not THAT intrusive - especially in a social environment like a restaurant. Am I wrong here?
I remember once, someone said "there may be a day when no more shipments come from China". Obviously if China attacks Taiwan this will happen, but it could also happen if Russia attacks eastern Europe. Geopolitics is a very hard and sly business. Opportunism and new temporary alliances take on a life of their own, no longer grounded in pre-war agreements, nor even common sense.
Russia attacked Ukraine because the NAZI Government of Ukraine broke the Minsk Accord of 2014 stating Ukraine would remain Neutral and NOT seek NATO Membership and this was per bribes from US Government as for China Dictator XI's Failed Policies are now coming home to roost and so he want's to go to war with Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines for territory to distract from his failure but he now realizes due to corruption he was a part of the Chinese Military is a paper tiger
Small businesses are in any country the economic sector where most people find jobs. Deterioration of the small business sector is a bad sign. Instead of tax contributors these closed businesses stop contributing and leave tax debts instead.
This is not bode well for the Chinese economy. Japanese, Chinese, and Korean mentality is the same when it comes to spending. So, what's happening in China now could be like the Japan lost decade as most people have been saying. They feel the future is uncertain. It's understandable.
@@talkinghand122 China's situation could be far worse than Japan's because we can't really get real numbers and Japan's GDP per capita places it as a certainly wealthy nation whereas most of Chinese are poor by Western standards.
When the CCP turned to capitalism, rather than instituting a strong rules based environment, they said "Nah, we'll just fix problems as they come down the pike", and it worked to a degree for a while, but now the problems are too big to fix, so they're not even trying it seems.
Not exactly. Guy who said that and lead China in this manner is no longer in power. Now they have Xi and it seems like all progress from past 30 years will be lost.
Don't laugh too soon Tok Tard you do realize most of the Big players in Oil have dumped the Petro Dollar BRIX the US Economy on verge of collapse most Americans have more debt than assets China holds the most US Debt and IF they say PAY UP US Economy totally collapses worse then the Depression of 1930's
it still gives me a lot of hope seeing so many young well educated Chinese that see the true, they don't follow blindly the CCP. This country could have a bright future when they get rid of the CCP!
What is with all the censoring present from the film of the Shenzhen businessman starting at around 4:00? Are certain words such as "war" and "layoffs" censored on Chinese social media and immediately taken down? These are just guesses from watching the video a couple of times. I would very much like to know.
i thank the businessman for his service because i know hes going to have consequences but i think he saved me from going into business with a chinese friend who wants to use chinese factories. I foresee our shipments to the usa being delayed etc because of the impending war. No thanks
You do a good job of making me feel sad for the average Chinese person. I may be broke, but not as broke as they are. I guess it will take two years of famine to get the people demand a change in leadership or governance, Taiwan isn't doing too bad. They can teach them a thing or two about how to manage in a Democracy.
There is freedom in Taiwan but serious job and salary related issues there, too. (clip) "A Ministry of Labor survey showed that of new employees who started their first job last year, the average starting monthly salary was NT$32,000 (US$1,039). That is less than the NT$33,000 salary I earned when I started working 16 years ago. Furthermore, the starting salary of about 25 percent of new employees is equal to the current minimum or basic wage. These numbers highlight the fact that the salary level of fresh workers in Taiwan has stagnated for many years, or even been “leveled down” to the basic wage."
@@dw620 Yeah we did it first in the US. It doesn't work for the economy. Young people buy, old people save for retirement. Like what Biden is doing for the US now, Unions and companies that have gov't contracts have to pay prevailing wage. That plants a seed in society for other companies to follow. Everybody makes more money because the young spend it. Then they have their own kids, and spend more! Demand more from your elected officials.
just a year? that isn't then well working restaurant. why is it like that, does the management or upper echelons just kill it with stupid decisions or price gouging?
@@ViirrvillIf you aren't selling, it means no money, then it means no fresh ingredients, then it means your foods are bad, then it means you aren't selling. It is a vicious cycle, and sometimes it not even your fault like Covid or the economy going bad.
@@Viirrvill most restaurants fail in the US in about 12 months. And even those that survive, just get business loans and then go bankrupt. Even the most successful ones would be luky to make 10% profit on their intake. It is a brutal business.
nah, liar the average life is seven years well used to be now its getting hard because customer slow consumption and everything is expensive to produce the food all this thanks to putin and his dumb war..
Good content as usual, thank you, but as usual proofreading would help to ensure maximum credibility. This time, as one example, at 10:45 the script has no workers under 35, only workers under 35: the first should be *over* not under.
too many people want to found and run a restaurant, its not that easy, only specially blessed skilled hardworking and virtuous restaurant owner end up with a long term equity ownership of a restaurant
This is going to blow up in their faces. People can't afford food anymore, which drives the food prices down because businesses need to sell in order to survive, and the businesses that lower prices are the ones that survive. But the problem this causes is that farmers don't get anything anymore for selling their produce, which ruins them, and I've heard a lot of reports lately that farmers are deciding to let their produce rot on the fields because harvesting it would cost them more than selling it would bring in. So people can hardly afford even the cheapest food anymore, and farmers are being driven into financial ruin, so fewer and fewer farmers will be able to continue to produce...in the end, I fear this will lead to famine and starvation. Too few farmers producing food leads to more food imports leads to higher prices leads to people unable to afford...man, this is going to get ugly. It also doesn't help that China is LOATHED at this point by most of the world.
at 15:46 the news story I thought was related to this restaurant, turned up this instead: ... was ordered to pay an execution of 7.48 million. But I can not tell if that is due to his plan to open 10,000 supermarkets, or his divorce from the actress, or insults made on the Internet, or a guess that the CCP wants money from someone who has money. In other countries, wheeler dealers do deals, the bigger the name, the bigger the complications. Hence, is this clip really important about opening a new restaurant? Details are not given, here or in the one press news item
Something has to change in China. With the economy struggling I would expect the government to do infrastructure work or invest in new industries that are needed. Is the CCP doing anything?
Invest in new infrastructure? Are you serious? They cant finish the houses where people have paid for. Are they doing anything? The CCP caused this failure of the economy. Really? What needs to change is that the CCP has to go.
To be fair, yes, Xi is trying his best to fix the situation, but a huge chunk of the problem caused was by Jiang Zemin who set up economic land mines that would go off if any Chairman went off route of what he had set up from design. And the other is how the CCP's current leadership is full of one sided thinking of having only a few over run everything instead of being opened minded & allowing for room of growth & important critical plan A,B,C,... which they've left no room for. It's why Jack Ma was taken in by police for Tea Time for speaking ill about Xi's & the CCP's cheap ponzi scheme stores.
The reason economy struggling is because CCP goes "Go back! I want to be communi" after they take a 20 years taste of capitalism. that's the whole picture what CCP is doing.
@@vulcanitu2578 Landmines like telling the western world that you intend to invade a democratic country. Or landmines like The One Child policy, people like "2packm781" forget that millions of baby girls were aborted. General Secretary Xi hasn't a clue to fix the problems in his country, just look at how they have handled COVID compared to western countries.
You mean ... One party. CCP. They are similar to Americans GOP, minus the guns. One party controls everything. Most of the ones in charge are from the Communist Mao era. So they steal everything for personal profit.
@19:17 yup, you don't need that much, and fasting is even good for your health. Wish you well and prosperity, but don't take advantage of others. Perhaps, this is why its fallen back on some?
It's a certain consequences when CCP's start to push foreign tourists, manufacturers and investors out of their country which effect the overall economy relapse...
Gawd - there are *still* people foolish enough to open a restaurant in China! Don't they look around? Don't they see how insanely difficult it is for existing restaurants? Amazing...........
Aw hell I saw that video at the beginning and it was just second hand embarrassment, I cringed so much just watching that forced dance and Im across the country from there🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Good content, but as usual proofreading is required to ensure maximum credibility. This time, for example, at 10:45 the script has no workers under 35, only workers under 35: the first should be *over* not under...
I would point out that the vast majority of major US cities have a terrible lack of BBQ Fish, Dim Sum, BBQ anything chinese style restaurants. Someone who was a skilled cook could come to the US, open up such a restaurant and become very wealthy.
I mean it's also happening here in New York City so I don't see the difference when it comes to the dancing lady looking sad especially in the restaurants we just lost a few major restaurants that thrived as well.
@@gordo3582 true. The unemployment numbers aren't 100% accurate on our side there was a video that spoke about how our unemployment numbers don't reflect the truth about mass layoffs and rehiring
Looks like that girl at the start getting in her daily cardio. In Shanghai restaurants are either "hot and popular places" people lining up out the door or fairly deserted. For the restaurants that are not popular, with massive rents it's grim and they will end up closing.
The insight of the businessman is a very important thing to note. China is gearing for war, it's economic interest in the Asian Region is being threatened by Western Powers through proxies. It needs a way to strengthen itself to bolster its position of power globally.
waiters in resturaunts is not clows, they are not there to dance and entertain customers, they are there to take orders and serve them. if you want someone to do a silly dance for them, hire a clown, and dont know about the chinese, but i dont go to resturaunts to watch clowns do a silly embarrasing dance, i go there to eat food.
It's too expensive to open up shop in a small. The food stalls and those mom & pop street food is where it's at. Go watch all the foreigners visiting China and their videos...
LOL that's a crazy conclusion that people are broke because they like cheap stuff. The Consumer behavior is influenced by a variety of factors including value for money, quality, and personal preferences. The Chinese market is very competitive, if you can make quality at a low price everyone will buy it. Does it mean you are broke? Just this past few days, a large amount of South Chinese are flying to Harbin (northern China) for a vacation playing with snow and watching the ice castles. It brought in 6 billion RMB in THREE DAYS. Do you think they are broke?
Open restaurant, open restaurant, open restaurant… the thing about capitalism is you have to have a good idea and then market it well. You can’t just copy everyone else and succeed.
1） economic theory works regardless of political type. 2) If you don't attract enough consumers, then why should you remain open! 3) Let the market force makes the adjustment in a natural way! 4) The Demand/supply curve will return to optimal value in due course! Viola!
That businessman gave the most accurate and honest account of the situation at the grassroots level I think I've ever heard. Spot on !!!
Yup! But I feel really bad for him now, because they are gonna find him and lock him up for telling the truth. China and XI are horrific and evil.
and most likely last time he seen in public 😢😢
You know, until I watched some videos from a certain SouFrican, I didn't realize how badly some Chinese citizens treat waiters/waitress'/hospitality staff. Some of them will straight up bully them and order them around like slaves. It's also seen as a kind of status symbol or flex. So seeing that video of that woman having to perform the motions of that dance like a marionette makes me pretty sad. Poor woman probably just got yelled at for some nonsense and was just completely devoid of any more care.
Yes, I’ve seen that many, many times before coming out of China. Along with other disgusting and horrid behaviors. Which they are bringing that mindset with them to our countries now. Horrific how they behave and think that is even remotely acceptable. They need to be retrained, to act like human beings.
Yes, this was eye opening. And the tofu dreg buildings
Most Chinese people treat other's with disrespect. You can lay and die and no one will help you. Watch The China Show with 2 young men who lived in China for over 12 years. It's an eye opener to people living around the world. They explain what is going on in China.
@@Mike-LitorisSoBig
Here's the REAL tofu dreg buildings....
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She is clearly embarrassed doing the dance and its not her job. Just an owner taking advantage of his staffs.
Edit. his/her staffs. Apparently the restaurant is co-owned by a man and woman. The restaurant got thrashed on weibo and heard they stopped making their staffs doing the dance due to the immense negative press. Theyre said to be investigated by the local authority for staff bullying after people mass reported to them.
Dancing was never in her job description. She was force to dance just becasue the boss say so and she has to comply or risk losing her job.
Sad to see workers like this are getting taken advantage.
@@brandon-qc1ul its what happens when workers have no rights
How degrading for that young woman, employed as a waitress, to have to perform like a circus act. If I were in that restaurant, I think I'd be embarrassed to see it.
It's not a strip club.
The sad thing is, the people at the table next to her didn't even pay attention to her dancing. Really humiliating.
I would tip her just to make her go away.
@@captsorghum I'm not sure that tipping would be culturally appropriate in China. However, if you present it as a bribe...
Well, I worked in an Italian semi-chain restaurant as a server (not a national brand). We had to sing happy birthday for birthday tables. My memory is foggy, but I swear we had to do it in Italian.
Not as bad though.
It’s crazy they’re going to throw away all of their progress over an old grudge to take an island that they don’t need
I know, huh. Henry Kissinger and Dick Nixon opened up to China for political points after both went through Washington calling others communists. The shuttered manufacturing throughout our rust belt is due to that administration. And the 2008 sub prime mess was due to Reagan's deregulation. You'd think people would stop electing people who trash the US.
Is called pride of a an leader. is why you should never have a leader of a country that can+t admit he or she sometimes make it wrong....
@@larswhitt1549then they have to smoke him
Most of their progress is fake. Almost a billion Chinese people make less than 240 dollars a month.
Also these problems were started a long time ago. China's GDP is built on debt and bad investment.
They need the semi auto conductor expertise n blueprint to innovate their military and innovate other technological capabilities etc.
That Chinese business man was so insightful, very impressed.
I hope he's still ok.
Youth unemployment is also at an all-time high. Worlds economy is doing very badly, but it is extremely bad in China.
Good
The world's economy? I don't think so. Some are doing bad but my state is doing great and my country is recovering from the pandemic.
@@ryanreedgibson look at the GDP of all European countries, Canada, South American nations, and other Asian countries.
The US is at 3.7% UNRATE. Xi would give up his left nut for that type of number.
Everyone is talking about the dance but no one is listening to the businessman when he calmly said they were preparing for war. He said it several times. 19:51
She’s imitating the noodle maker who used to come to the tables to show the noodle tricks. These noodle makers must have been laid off. Now they sent her to do ‘something’.
It can be degrading to be a waitress. I don’t know how many times a guy asked me ‘if I was on the menu’!!!🤮😖And then you have to laugh to keep your job.
🤮🤮🤮
It’s not even limited to occupation or gender. People are often degrading when they think they’re being funny.
I worked an event for Kraft food in Vegas as Mr. Peanut.
I was sexually assaulted by a lot of women that day thinking it was funny to fondle me while they take a picture.
I don’t think you’ll lose your job if you tell your customers you hear that joke all the time and you don’t appreciate it. Be your own advocate!
Once I asked a waitress her name (so I could thank her personally) and she immediately went stiff and asked, "Why?" Immediately, my desire to be friendly (and to leave a tip) evaporated. It's not always pervy when the conversation veers from specials and refills.
@@censorbleep3018you don't have to know her name to thank her "personally". you are literally talking to her lmao
@@ethan17748 True, but it's just a little more personable than calling her "miss" . . . you know what I mean, knowing a person's first name is not THAT intrusive - especially in a social environment like a restaurant. Am I wrong here?
I remember once, someone said "there may be a day when no more shipments come from China". Obviously if China attacks Taiwan this will happen, but it could also happen if Russia attacks eastern Europe. Geopolitics is a very hard and sly business. Opportunism and new temporary alliances take on a life of their own, no longer grounded in pre-war agreements, nor even common sense.
Russia attacked Ukraine because the NAZI Government of Ukraine broke the Minsk Accord of 2014 stating Ukraine would remain Neutral and NOT seek NATO Membership and this was per bribes from US Government as for China Dictator XI's Failed Policies are now coming home to roost and so he want's to go to war with Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines for territory to distract from his failure but he now realizes due to corruption he was a part of the Chinese Military is a paper tiger
Small businesses are in any country the economic sector where most people find jobs. Deterioration of the small business sector is a bad sign. Instead of tax contributors these closed businesses stop contributing and leave tax debts instead.
This is not bode well for the Chinese economy. Japanese, Chinese, and Korean mentality is the same when it comes to spending. So, what's happening in China now could be like the Japan lost decade as most people have been saying. They feel the future is uncertain. It's understandable.
@@talkinghand122 China's situation could be far worse than Japan's because we can't really get real numbers and Japan's GDP per capita places it as a certainly wealthy nation whereas most of Chinese are poor by Western standards.
When the CCP turned to capitalism, rather than instituting a strong rules based environment, they said "Nah, we'll just fix problems as they come down the pike", and it worked to a degree for a while, but now the problems are too big to fix, so they're not even trying it seems.
Not exactly. Guy who said that and lead China in this manner is no longer in power. Now they have Xi and it seems like all progress from past 30 years will be lost.
Most countries stopped accommodating China by any means. If I could get goods from China for free I would decline these.
Same here
Life under communism is tough.
unless you're one of the communist party leaders.
Have you ever been in China?
@@alexanderzohrens2945 Yes.
@@alexanderzohrens2945have you seen the rest of the videos in this channel?
@alexanderzohrens2945 have you?
but it is still called the second largest economy??? thanks Winnie the Pooh intellegence
Don't laugh too soon Tok Tard you do realize most of the Big players in Oil have dumped the Petro Dollar BRIX the US Economy on verge of collapse most Americans have more debt than assets China holds the most US Debt and IF they say PAY UP US Economy totally collapses worse then the Depression of 1930's
It still is, looking at population number
India has a larger population.
Times are bad
So we’re just going to brush over the guy saying that factories are being switched to production for war? Cool cool cool 😬
it still gives me a lot of hope seeing so many young well educated Chinese that see the true, they don't follow blindly the CCP. This country could have a bright future when they get rid of the CCP!
What is with all the censoring present from the film of the Shenzhen businessman starting at around 4:00? Are certain words such as "war" and "layoffs" censored on Chinese social media and immediately taken down? These are just guesses from watching the video a couple of times. I would very much like to know.
i thank the businessman for his service because i know hes going to have consequences but i think he saved me from going into business with a chinese friend who wants to use chinese factories. I foresee our shipments to the usa being delayed etc because of the impending war. No thanks
The harder things get the more likely you will be eating gutter oil and synthetic foods, vegetables grown with excessive pesticides and hormones.
From the USA to China we love seeing these videos
You do a good job of making me feel sad for the average Chinese person. I may be broke, but not as broke as they are. I guess it will take two years of famine to get the people demand a change in leadership or governance, Taiwan isn't doing too bad. They can teach them a thing or two about how to manage in a Democracy.
There is freedom in Taiwan but serious job and salary related issues there, too.
(clip)
"A Ministry of Labor survey showed that of new employees who started their first job last year, the average starting monthly salary was NT$32,000 (US$1,039). That is less than the NT$33,000 salary I earned when I started working 16 years ago. Furthermore, the starting salary of about 25 percent of new employees is equal to the current minimum or basic wage.
These numbers highlight the fact that the salary level of fresh workers in Taiwan has stagnated for many years, or even been “leveled down” to the basic wage."
@@dw620 Yeah we did it first in the US. It doesn't work for the economy. Young people buy, old people save for retirement. Like what Biden is doing for the US now, Unions and companies that have gov't contracts have to pay prevailing wage. That plants a seed in society for other companies to follow. Everybody makes more money because the young spend it. Then they have their own kids, and spend more! Demand more from your elected officials.
The traditional wisdom in the USA is that the average restaurant life is twelve months.
just a year? that isn't then well working restaurant. why is it like that, does the management or upper echelons just kill it with stupid decisions or price gouging?
@@ViirrvillIf you aren't selling, it means no money, then it means no fresh ingredients, then it means your foods are bad, then it means you aren't selling. It is a vicious cycle, and sometimes it not even your fault like Covid or the economy going bad.
@@Viirrvill most restaurants fail in the US in about 12 months. And even those that survive, just get business loans and then go bankrupt. Even the most successful ones would be luky to make 10% profit on their intake. It is a brutal business.
nah, liar the average life is seven years well used to be now its getting hard because customer slow consumption and everything is expensive to produce the food all this thanks to putin and his dumb war..
Come to Thailand and learn how to dance lively to entertain guests and customers.
excellent information from the average Chinese people & their struggles.
Such deep insight from the businessman, I'm impressed by him!
and most likely last time he's seen in public
Good content as usual, thank you, but as usual proofreading would help to ensure maximum credibility.
This time, as one example, at 10:45 the script has no workers under 35, only workers under 35: the first should be *over* not under.
The gutter cooking oil business must be hurting...what a shame
Not with that level of cost cutting.
Not really, businesses will do anything to cut costs and that includes buying and using gutter oil over real cooking oil.
too many people want to found and run a restaurant, its not that easy, only specially blessed skilled hardworking and virtuous restaurant owner end up with a long term equity ownership of a restaurant
All self inflicted such a sad end. CCP has to go so the people aren’t so poor.
V bad nowadays nice restaurants closing one after another pray for better days to come
Converting factories for war is very unsettling
Preparation for Taiwan.
It's not just china, many restaurants closed where I am.
Inflation results, restaurants are generally very sensitive to this.
Not as bad as in China
And... You didn't tell where you live. Afraid for others to know you are lying?
This is going to blow up in their faces. People can't afford food anymore, which drives the food prices down because businesses need to sell in order to survive, and the businesses that lower prices are the ones that survive. But the problem this causes is that farmers don't get anything anymore for selling their produce, which ruins them, and I've heard a lot of reports lately that farmers are deciding to let their produce rot on the fields because harvesting it would cost them more than selling it would bring in. So people can hardly afford even the cheapest food anymore, and farmers are being driven into financial ruin, so fewer and fewer farmers will be able to continue to produce...in the end, I fear this will lead to famine and starvation. Too few farmers producing food leads to more food imports leads to higher prices leads to people unable to afford...man, this is going to get ugly. It also doesn't help that China is LOATHED at this point by most of the world.
Thank you for sharing.
at least they now have a huge bunch of HUNGRY GHOSTS to feed.
that's my asian shaman joke. good night.
This first clip is tough to watch😢
at 15:46 the news story I thought was related to this restaurant, turned up this instead: ... was ordered to pay an execution of 7.48 million.
But I can not tell if that is due to his plan to open 10,000 supermarkets, or his divorce from the actress, or insults made on the Internet, or a guess that the CCP wants money from someone who has money.
In other countries, wheeler dealers do deals, the bigger the name, the bigger the complications. Hence, is this clip really important about opening a new restaurant?
Details are not given, here or in the one press news item
That humiliation dance ritual is so cringe. Poor wagie.
Do you have a link to the full interview with the business owner (in Chinese)? Or his name so that I search for myself?
Something has to change in China. With the economy struggling I would expect the government to do infrastructure work or invest in new industries that are needed. Is the CCP doing anything?
Invest in new infrastructure? Are you serious? They cant finish the houses where people have paid for. Are they doing anything? The CCP caused this failure of the economy.
Really? What needs to change is that the CCP has to go.
To be fair, yes, Xi is trying his best to fix the situation, but a huge chunk of the problem caused was by Jiang Zemin who set up economic land mines that would go off if any Chairman went off route of what he had set up from design. And the other is how the CCP's current leadership is full of one sided thinking of having only a few over run everything instead of being opened minded & allowing for room of growth & important critical plan A,B,C,... which they've left no room for. It's why Jack Ma was taken in by police for Tea Time for speaking ill about Xi's & the CCP's cheap ponzi scheme stores.
The reason economy struggling is because CCP goes "Go back! I want to be communi" after they take a 20 years taste of capitalism. that's the whole picture what CCP is doing.
@@2packrm781what land mines?
@@vulcanitu2578 Landmines like telling the western world that you intend to invade a democratic country. Or landmines like The One Child policy, people like "2packm781" forget that millions of baby girls were aborted. General Secretary Xi hasn't a clue to fix the problems in his country, just look at how they have handled COVID compared to western countries.
China is experiencing what we felt in 2008 but worse
Chinese Citizen: I can pay money to eat gutter oil from a hotpot or I can buy old produce from a mystery box.
Chinese Poor: I catch rats in the field.
This is what happens when one person controls an entire country.
You mean ... One party. CCP. They are similar to Americans GOP, minus the guns. One party controls everything. Most of the ones in charge are from the Communist Mao era. So they steal everything for personal profit.
It’s really heartbreaking
@19:17 yup, you don't need that much, and fasting is even good for your health. Wish you well and prosperity, but don't take advantage of others. Perhaps, this is why its fallen back on some?
As lon as there’s gutter oil, cardboard tofu and fake food, Chinese will not starve. They’ll eat anything.
It feels like ”catering” is used here for restaurant businesses that is not catering.
It's a certain consequences when CCP's start to push foreign tourists, manufacturers and investors out of their country which effect the overall economy relapse...
Gawd - there are *still* people foolish enough to open a restaurant in China!
Don't they look around? Don't they see how insanely difficult it is for existing restaurants?
Amazing...........
That poor woman. That was BRUTAL to watch.
After 30 seconds I would have said please stop, thank you, we’re good. And left a large tip.
It's indeed very heartbreaking.
Ccp had already made a plan to open the biggest community kitchen in the world to replace all the existing restaurant.
I only eat one, small meal a day, but everyone says I have the appetite of a bird lol Even with that, still cannot seem to lose any weight.
Taste of supply chain a trade mark of current food stores
why to treat them as slaves.. forcing staff to dance .. is not their job to dance.. if you want someone to dance just hire a professional dancer
Aw hell I saw that video at the beginning and it was just second hand embarrassment, I cringed so much just watching that forced dance and Im across the country from there🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Crazy..poor girl
For those living in china get a VPN app even if its illegal at least you know what is going on
It's not *"To* late to cry," it's *"Too* late to cry."
*To* = *To* pick something up. *To* go to the shops.
*Too* = *It's too late. It was *too* hot.
Achluraly is two. "Two go two the store" and "it's chew hot"
Good content, but as usual proofreading is required to ensure maximum credibility.
This time, for example, at 10:45 the script has no workers under 35, only workers under 35: the first should be *over* not under...
They can translate better than I can so I give a pass as I can at least understand
I would point out that the vast majority of major US cities have a terrible lack of BBQ Fish, Dim Sum, BBQ anything chinese style restaurants. Someone who was a skilled cook could come to the US, open up such a restaurant and become very wealthy.
You say that like the US hands out visas like candy to chinese citizens
I mean it's also happening here in New York City so I don't see the difference when it comes to the dancing lady looking sad especially in the restaurants we just lost a few major restaurants that thrived as well.
Yea, all the $1 slice shops are gone 😢but unemployment is near record lows here and even entry level service workers make $15/hr vs. $1/hr in China
@@gordo3582 true. The unemployment numbers aren't 100% accurate on our side there was a video that spoke about how our unemployment numbers don't reflect the truth about mass layoffs and rehiring
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@@larrysmith2123 ?
WTF?...before long Chinese will be crawling on all four.
Well, this is a global phenomenon though. Here in Canada, half of the restaurants are losing money.😢
Think about all the food rotting in the open restaurants. Wouldn't go there if I was paid.
One billion people are below the poverty line.
What is the daily special, piss eggs or fake meat boiled in sewage cooking oil?
Looks like that girl at the start getting in her daily cardio. In Shanghai restaurants are either "hot and popular places" people lining up out the door or fairly deserted. For the restaurants that are not popular, with massive rents it's grim and they will end up closing.
I did not expect to see Big S and Little S celebrities to pop up here.
I am more curious on the attitude of the customers asking to see the dance.
Everything about that place sucks.
35 year old looks like the expiration date in China 😵
She dancing and they looking like "Please stop" but didnt wanna say it.
The insight of the businessman is a very important thing to note. China is gearing for war, it's economic interest in the Asian Region is being threatened by Western Powers through proxies. It needs a way to strengthen itself to bolster its position of power globally.
I feel so bad for this sweet young lady.
This kind of restaurant is disgusting, forcing the stuff to dance like a clown
waiters in resturaunts is not clows, they are not there to dance and entertain customers, they are there to take orders and serve them.
if you want someone to do a silly dance for them, hire a clown, and dont know about the chinese, but i dont go to resturaunts to watch clowns do a silly embarrasing dance, i go there to eat food.
waitwhat? "preparing for war?" … which war is that?!
The invasion of Taiwan
Sounds like the PLA will move on Taiwan this year.
They said that last year
Not a chance 😂
this year(X) every year(O)
They been saying that for decades.
It's the Year of the Dragon. Auspicious for China
Tbh it looks exactly like every western mall
I wish they showed what the 70 cent box lunch looks like.
8 yuan for a boxed lunch?no offense i would be weeping with joy if food was that goddam cheap in my country Singapore.
It's too expensive to open up shop in a small. The food stalls and those mom & pop street food is where it's at. Go watch all the foreigners visiting China and their videos...
*too
LOL that's a crazy conclusion that people are broke because they like cheap stuff. The Consumer behavior is influenced by a variety of factors including value for money, quality, and personal preferences. The Chinese market is very competitive, if you can make quality at a low price everyone will buy it. Does it mean you are broke? Just this past few days, a large amount of South Chinese are flying to Harbin (northern China) for a vacation playing with snow and watching the ice castles. It brought in 6 billion RMB in THREE DAYS. Do you think they are broke?
5:29 I TOLD YOU THAT! I knew that was gonna happen.
Same is happening in the US big cities.
i know, i've seen that in many places all this thanks to the Putin's dumb war that caused the inflation..
Pelanggan datang restoran untuk menjamu selera.. Bukannya melihat pelayan menari😂
Open restaurant, open restaurant, open restaurant… the thing about capitalism is you have to have a good idea and then market it well. You can’t just copy everyone else and succeed.
The oofs don't stop coming.
Have you worked in Walt Disney cruise also the same
1） economic theory works regardless of political type. 2) If you don't attract enough consumers, then why should you remain open! 3) Let the market force makes the adjustment in a natural way! 4) The Demand/supply curve will return to optimal value in due course! Viola!
What kind of food can you get for 56 cents.
I’m managing on one per day, but it can work if you know the right things and be smart.
@chinainsights hey, thumbnail, “too late to cry.”
Grammar changes meaning. Do better. People are ignorant enough as is.
Feeling sad for her .
Rise up People of China