Reaction To The Servo Guy supewog This is my reaction to The Servo Guy In this video I react to more Australian comedy from superwog and this time their skit The Servo Guy Original Video - • The Servo Guy
I had a situation like that with a charity shop worker! She asked me "how are you going today" and I said well my power is turned off due to storms, my food is wasted, I can't have a shower or charge my phone! She said "oh here's my address, come over and I'll cook a meal, and you have a shower and watch tv while your phone charges"! I've only seen her twice before in the shop and she's kind and friendly, but that was definitely creepy! 🧐
Clever observational humour. But on a serious note, one shop worker in a supermarket in Rockhampton, the backside of Australia, kept me alive for about six months because she was friendly. I had no friends, only finally got a job after three months, when I'd been promised one if I moved there, and found the people to be so unfriendly. No warmth, no kindness, and I was in my early 20s with a baby and my parents with me, but I felt so depressed I was sick all the time. I have never had a problem making friends anywhere else, ever. My one highlight was one girl in the local Woolworths supermarket. She would always ask how I was and have a brief and genuinely friendly chat with me. She will never know what that meant to me at the time. I left Rockhampton and moved back to Bundaberg and on my first day back, store people and total strangers were so genuinely friendly and I felt like I had come home. So sometimes it's a good thing to cross the line past the nod. 🙂
@@AnnQlder I never found Bundaberg to be that way, even though some complained about it. I moved there from Sydney, and even though my purple velvet pants, knee high boots and long green trendy jumper were points to stare at (I had no other clothing as I was escaping domestic violence), people were just nice to me. I never had any problems and never encountered any closed groups. Maybe in the older people? Of course, it isn't in North Queensland.
Hilarious. I watched this one the other day. The episode reminded me of Seinfeld. So, so funny. I also watched Super Wog, call centre. I could relate to the later of the two skits. Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺
This seriously just happened to me this morning, I'm in Australia and stopped at a New Servo near my house and the chick was lovely and when I said I needed to go back to my car to get my backpack I forgot to take in for carrying all the large bottles of drinks , she followed me out to the car and brought them to me which was lovely🤗 and i was very grateful and never happens but then she stood blocking my way to the driver side and started to "have a chat" for 10 minutes about nothing and I just wanted to go home.. I only got out of it because another customer turned up 😂🤣 Maybe she just was bored and lonely?? 💌😝
Another great choice and reaction. You may want to check out some Norman Gunston interviews, they’re a few year old but pretty funny. Good ones are:- Guns and Roses, Paul McCartney, Sally Struthers.
Mate, I don't think you've covered Lano and Woodley yet. Arguably the funniest act in Australian history. Their TV series was amazing. Some episodes and clips available on youtube.
I had a situation like that with a charity shop worker! She asked me "how are you going today" and I said well my power is turned off due to storms, my food is wasted, I can't have a shower or charge my phone! She said "oh here's my address, come over and I'll cook a meal, and you have a shower and watch tv while your phone charges"! I've only seen her twice before in the shop and she's kind and friendly, but that was definitely creepy! 🧐
I'm pretty sure I read this in Penthouse-- there is a LOT more to this story.
@@dp7933 It's a true story!
Clever observational humour. But on a serious note, one shop worker in a supermarket in Rockhampton, the backside of Australia, kept me alive for about six months because she was friendly. I had no friends, only finally got a job after three months, when I'd been promised one if I moved there, and found the people to be so unfriendly. No warmth, no kindness, and I was in my early 20s with a baby and my parents with me, but I felt so depressed I was sick all the time. I have never had a problem making friends anywhere else, ever. My one highlight was one girl in the local Woolworths supermarket. She would always ask how I was and have a brief and genuinely friendly chat with me. She will never know what that meant to me at the time. I left Rockhampton and moved back to Bundaberg and on my first day back, store people and total strangers were so genuinely friendly and I felt like I had come home. So sometimes it's a good thing to cross the line past the nod. 🙂
As a North Queenslander originally I can tell you that this is a common thing, they can be extraordinarily closed communities
@@AnnQlder I never found Bundaberg to be that way, even though some complained about it. I moved there from Sydney, and even though my purple velvet pants, knee high boots and long green trendy jumper were points to stare at (I had no other clothing as I was escaping domestic violence), people were just nice to me. I never had any problems and never encountered any closed groups. Maybe in the older people? Of course, it isn't in North Queensland.
Take a trip to Seattle and the people of Rockhampton will seem warm in comparison.
@@indignorant7684 🙂
Classic 😅 It's like a wog episode of Seinfeld 😂
Hilarious. I watched this one the other day. The episode reminded me of Seinfeld. So, so funny.
I also watched Super Wog, call centre. I could relate to the later of the two skits.
Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺
This seriously just happened to me this morning, I'm in Australia and stopped at a New Servo near my house and the chick was lovely and when I said I needed to go back to my car to get my backpack I forgot to take in for carrying all the large bottles of drinks , she followed me out to the car and brought them to me which was lovely🤗 and i was very grateful and never happens but then she stood blocking my way to the driver side and started to "have a chat" for 10 minutes about nothing and I just wanted to go home.. I only got out of it because another customer turned up 😂🤣 Maybe she just was bored and lonely?? 💌😝
If you like the more well structured ones they have a mini series that goes on for just less than 30 mins. A whole story with a bunch of characters.
I prefer the shorts.. More a punch than a slap.
I came across the series by accident ..very funny!
anyone else have signs outside there servo that have riddles on them and if you get it right you get a caramelo koala?
Another great choice and reaction. You may want to check out some Norman Gunston interviews, they’re a few year old but pretty funny. Good ones are:- Guns and Roses, Paul McCartney, Sally Struthers.
Only a Scot can turn 'servo' into 4 syllables.
Seen this before ages ago, still bloody hilarious 😂👍
You really must do yourself a favour and watch a half hour show of theirs... See their characters, theyre brilliant!
Theodore and Nathan Saidden are really talented comedic writers.
I know people like superwog
Watch Chris Lilley.
G'day Happy New Year, can you please react to John Farnham , Rolling Home as its such a beautiful song.🎉
It's fantastic that you like Aussie comedy...
another banger vid XD
You need to do Superwog America vs China Rap Battle
Bit coin bros for life from abc tv series is funny.
OMG. they say women talk
Great Aussie humour by migrant Aussies.
Mate, I don't think you've covered Lano and Woodley yet. Arguably the funniest act in Australian history. Their TV series was amazing. Some episodes and clips available on youtube.
Hey do you have a way to communicate with you? I’m also a TH-camr and would love to have a chat
Ha ha
Sevo people are not actually like this
im an Ozzie and yes they are