I really like that William explains the differences between English dinner etiquette and French dinner etiquette. I'm currently living in France, and my future mother-in-law had already commented on my occasional English-type etiquette. I'm from the Netherlands myself. And fear that my parents thought my siblings and me a mixture of different types of etiquette.
all of these segments are the same...a guest comes on to show the crew/viewing audience, and some twat cracks jokes the entire time instead of letting the guest carry on.
this was on my 24th birthday lol when gino talks to his mum on the phone: "you're here to enjoy the meal with the people here" "but i'm not enjoying it!" lmao
I would be glad take course from William it is not hurt anyone to eat right I already use some his advice but I was trained my step father how to hold fork and knife when I was 12y old
Finally someone with common sense..gino use a spoon to eat the peas genius!!!...in malaysia.. we use spoon to eat most of the dish.. it super effective. Just 3 wil do. 1 fork 1 spoon 1 knive. Thats it. Knife is for cutting meats
It is very funny how table manners & the use of utensils vary from one country to the next. Very few Americans, Mexicans, or Canadians would eat with the fork turned down. One way or the other will certainly work. It's just silly customs. Good to be informed though. When I lived in Azerbaijan, they did not like to eat with utensils. They would throw them over their shoulder & eat with their fingers.
Imagine getting invited to dinner and the man says "I'll just order a salad" that means I need to order the same?! Oh he'll no! You have the salad, I'll have the lobster. I strongly believe that you shouldn't invite someone out to dinner, especially to a fancy place if you are not financially prepared for your date to order an expensive item on the menu. Though that doesn't mean that you should purposely go out of your way to get an expensive meal out of the poor guy either. But just be prepared.
Kay2be2mr I've always been told that when taken out to dinner, you may order low to moderately cost items off the menu in order to be polite. Having said this, I would think that being taken out to dinner by someone "who can afford it" would be a different story altogether.
When I'm invited to dinner I usually try and get something on the same, or lesser, price point as the other person's meal, unless prompted otherwise (as William tried to say before being ignored).
What a disaster. That man Gino was trying to be so funny, it came out rude and trying to overtake the entire scene. Not allowing the guest to actually do what he was invited to do. I hope William will not accept their invitation next time.
Gino is not an asset to that show, unless changes personality. I like William very much but unfortunately I can’t watch because of Gino’s intrusive mannerisms.
Why are all these things 'not allowed' and how could anyone consider them 'rude' if you feel offended by someone trying to eat there way (which should be completely fine as they payed for it) then there has to be something wrong with you. This is how I see it, if you pay for your meal, then you should get to eat it normally not fkin play with it with 3 different knives and forks before even taking a bite. And lastly, why phones off?, what if you get a phone call about one of your close family members going into hospital or your wifes gone into labour because those two things are very important much more important than sitting at a table watching your food go cold whilst wasting your time playing around with 5 sets of knives and forks, therefore if you don't have your phone on so you can be notified about those events your screwed. My rant is FINALLY over, thank you for reading
Because there is something called good manners and they seem to be lost. I should add there are basic ones. This is obviously for very formal occasions.
I have never seen such poor table manners as I have in Italy. Italians have zero table manners its horrendous! Gina is haming it up here but Ive seen worse.
+nir913 yes smetimes... although I must tell uou at least half if my italian friends under 40 cannot cook at all... not even to boil water... so its changing. I live here.
Sanctimonious anal retentive people trying to lecture others about manners is very annoying.Why dont you stop generalising italians,i assume that you are british so you probably wouldnt like to hear someone saying that british tourists are ugly,loud and drunken idiots
+Fernando Miranda you assume wrong, I'm neither, however I have lived in Italy with an Italian family for over 15 years, and meet hundreds of Italians in my work every month. You???
Yes - I know. We have met many times before so he needn't have said it, so I wasn't going to say it back. He was trying his best, bless!
Hello William. Was this scripted to be funny? I don't think Gino is that rude. He's clearly playing his role.
I really like that William explains the differences between English dinner etiquette and French dinner etiquette. I'm currently living in France, and my future mother-in-law had already commented on my occasional English-type etiquette. I'm from the Netherlands myself. And fear that my parents thought my siblings and me a mixture of different types of etiquette.
Ha, ha; If Gino is trying to drive William mad, he's doing a splendid job. :D lol
I am not certain if some bits were funny on purpose, but at times poor William dear looked like you wanted to politely bop Gino on the head. :)
I think so too. He's trying to be more patient.. :)
all of these segments are the same...a guest comes on to show the crew/viewing audience, and some twat cracks jokes the entire time instead of letting the guest carry on.
I'm working class certernly do not have a posh nor common accent or ways about me but I really like William Hanson I think he's very witty haha 😂
6:02 that facial expression is just priceless.
You ALWAYS answer your mom, no matter the circumstances. -Me
I wish this didn't end.
I don't know why so many people are hating Gino. I think he is fun. Without him, this would have been a lecture rather than a show.
people need lecturing
super funny!!! thats how i learn better when theres fun in it thanx much Mr. Hanson
Man William has patience
such useful etiqutte ! thanks William
Oh dear Lord that Gino.
Oh my goodness, I wouldn't invite these people to eat ever. Poor William
poor william he is no fun why would u want to eat with him
William, you are a darling!
This has certainly stood the test of time. Well done, you three!
let him fuckin talk, he knows a lot!
Hilarious and informative!
that was totally awesome,100%
Hilarious. I enjoyed this:)
this was on my 24th birthday lol
when gino talks to his mum on the phone: "you're here to enjoy the meal with the people here"
"but i'm not enjoying it!" lmao
I love English etiquette...
omg .. Gino is so freaking adorable!!!
I would be glad take course from William it is not hurt anyone to eat right
I already use some his advice but I was trained my step father how to hold fork and knife when I was 12y old
They weren't exactly listening.
Finally someone with common sense..gino use a spoon to eat the peas genius!!!...in malaysia.. we use spoon to eat most of the dish.. it super effective. Just 3 wil do. 1 fork 1 spoon 1 knive. Thats it. Knife is for cutting meats
some peoples are arguing once waiter handover the bill you should show it also in this video
It would have been a better video if that guy didn’t act like a jerk. At first I was interested then gave up.
Love Gino!
same thing in Philippines William, the one who invited is the one who will pay....
Jesus broke bread with the disciples not apostles,but Gino was funny, ,exactly my old manners.
His idiocy is obviously scripted. But he is just annoying really.
I love it!!!!!!! Hahhqa
We have that food everyday at home, here in Argentina.
this william hanson character is making me wanna become an internet troll. . .
Super 👍👍👍
Gino is soooo magnificently annoying! Unbearable. Sadly, I could not watch it till the end
Gotta love Gino D'acampo 😂😂😂
It is very funny how table manners & the use of utensils vary from one country to the next. Very few Americans, Mexicans, or Canadians would eat with the fork turned down. One way or the other will certainly work. It's just silly customs. Good to be informed though. When I lived in Azerbaijan, they did not like to eat with utensils. They would throw them over their shoulder & eat with their fingers.
+David Nelson Exactly hands are best. After long hard day work, it's got to be my food and me.
I'm english and I eat with my fork turned down, I didn't even realise there was anything wrong with that lol
Why do they say "me" instead of "my"? "I crack it open with me hands". Is this some sort of Cockney thing? (American here).
Ahaha! Gli italiani si fanno sempre riconoscere! La mamma è sempre la mamma
So funny
William is not amused... 😂😂😂
Two thumbs up for Hanson..who's the other guy again, the rude one?
the way William eats-snob
the way Gino eats- a man
William : Sophisticated Gentlemen
Gino : Savage
Imagine getting invited to dinner and the man says "I'll just order a salad" that means I need to order the same?! Oh he'll no! You have the salad, I'll have the lobster. I strongly believe that you shouldn't invite someone out to dinner, especially to a fancy place if you are not financially prepared for your date to order an expensive item on the menu. Though that doesn't mean that you should purposely go out of your way to get an expensive meal out of the poor guy either. But just be prepared.
Kay2be2mr I've always been told that when taken out to dinner, you may order low to moderately cost items off the menu in order to be polite. Having said this, I would think that being taken out to dinner by someone "who can afford it" would be a different story altogether.
When I'm invited to dinner I usually try and get something on the same, or lesser, price point as the other person's meal, unless prompted otherwise (as William tried to say before being ignored).
funny guy😂😂😂
For future reference William you may make use of my Holland and Holland in situations such as this.
funny guy
Except for not receiving the call, all other things are useless. It's my food I'll enjoy it the way I want to.
110% agree with you mate
What a disaster.
That man Gino was trying to be so funny, it came out rude and trying to overtake the entire scene.
Not allowing the guest to actually do what he was invited to do.
I hope William will not accept their invitation next time.
i feel like that lady was embarrassed by the italian guy.....
Shes an actress
funny
Who's Meal???
Gino is so disrespectful!
it looks like the italian guy did not take anything seriously and purposely acted horrible
I like the italian version of Gino not the trying to be posh one
You are joking aren't you ! , if you eat your peas like that, you will be eating them for 2 hour just eating your peas, ridiculous and pathetic haha
Gino is not an asset to that show, unless changes personality. I like William very much but unfortunately I can’t watch because of Gino’s intrusive mannerisms.
How disrespectful is Gino.
too much noisy
Why are all these things 'not allowed' and how could anyone consider them 'rude' if you feel offended by someone trying to eat there way (which should be completely fine as they payed for it) then there has to be something wrong with you.
This is how I see it, if you pay for your meal, then you should get to eat it normally not fkin play with it with 3 different knives and forks before even taking a bite.
And lastly, why phones off?, what if you get a phone call about one of your close family members going into hospital or your wifes gone into labour because those two things are very important much more important than sitting at a table watching your food go cold whilst wasting your time playing around with 5 sets of knives and forks, therefore if you don't have your phone on so you can be notified about those events your screwed.
My rant is FINALLY over, thank you for reading
BECAUSE there is a thing called ELEGANCE, otherwise let´s go back to our caves!
Because there is something called good manners and they seem to be lost. I should add there are basic ones. This is obviously for very formal occasions.
What an irritating manchild this Gino guy is, had trouble making out Mr. Hanson's useful tips...
I have never seen such poor table manners as I have in Italy. Italians have zero table manners its horrendous! Gina is haming it up here but Ive seen worse.
+donna jackson but they have better food.
+nir913 yes smetimes... although I must tell uou at least half if my italian friends under 40 cannot cook at all... not even to boil water... so its changing. I live here.
donna jackson That's the saddest part. And not just Italians but the world suffers from Youth-cannot-cook syndrome.
Sanctimonious anal retentive people trying to lecture others about manners is very annoying.Why dont you stop generalising italians,i assume that you are british so you probably wouldnt like to hear someone saying that british tourists are ugly,loud and drunken idiots
+Fernando Miranda you assume wrong, I'm neither, however I have lived in Italy with an Italian family for over 15 years, and meet hundreds of Italians in my work every month. You???