"People often think that Frankenstein was the monster, but rather it is the name of the doctor who created him. However, upon reading the novel, you realize it was Dr Frankenstein who was the real monster."
"Does this haircut make me look handsome?" "Did you see that huge mess in the mens bathroom?" "What color are your underwear?" "Did you see that black kid making a scene earlier?"
My friend works at IKEA. He was explicitly told if a child walks to him anf cant find their parents. Or if he finds a lost child. He is to first find a female associate 😂
You could also try mixing the greetings. Carver: "Did you catch the game last night?" Customer: "No. Who won?" Carver: " Lasagna. Because it's always a winner."
I just realized that I'm willingly watching a friggin video that people were forced to watch so they can work a job that paid the lowest amount of money allowed by law.
@@makinbacongreasyagain968 I mean, knowing how to bleed a lamb is a useful skill too but I don't see how it plays any part in judging a person's worth.
Alright, but I’m going to engage you in infernally trivial, non-stop chit-chat about sundaes and how hot it is outside whilst I laboriously cut paper thin slices off this massive hunk of ham for you, and pause for four minutes every 10-15 slices to hone the edge of my knife and rub the sneeze guard with my greasy towel
I like to imagine that this man still works there every day at the carving station, asking socially awkward questions in an oblivious way while sweating profusely, as 80’s jazz plays in the background
@@ianjaynes5235 not sure. I came across it almost a year ago now. But the same guy has it someone here could direct you better but dude really is on YT
"Sometimes our guests feel like when they paid for the meal, they were left all alone!" Bro, that's what I loved about the restaurant. More of that please.
Hi, care for some ham or beef? Ham.. You know my names Giovanni Georgio, but everybody calls me Georgio. (Slams the entire ham onto their plate, unbuttons shirt to reveal a dynamite vest and presses the little red button).
"Do you remember the first time you saw your father step out of the shower?" "Did you hear about the body they found in the abandoned car out in the parking lot?" "Do you know why there's a hole in the stall divider in the men's restroom?" "Why do you think the age of consent in Angola is 12?"
It’s crazy that there were people at one time taking this video seriously and watching this intensely trying not to miss a thing so they could land this job. Now here I am 25 years later watching it as entertainment while i puff on my dab pen. Life is wild 😳
Then the customer replies, if you don’t cut me a thick slice of Beef I’ll rip your arms off and stick them in your pocket. Now start slicing you 2 dollar an hour Punk
After his shift, this man drives his '04 Honda Civic back to his one bedroom apartment in the small group of apartments on the corner of Elm and Oak streets. After a short relaxing shower, so as not to use too much hot water, he sits in his reading chair next to a small end table with a soft lamp. No television for this man, it's the devil's work! He pours himself a stiff glass of whole milk, because it's Friday and he wants to treat himself. He then opens up his leatherbound bible his parents got him last Christmas and takes up where he left off last night. Paying for seminary school isn't cheap, plus the church needs his tithings, so he is glad he chose to work the carving station at Old Country Buffet. It's a BIIG responsibility!
1:36 start conversations with children by saying something like this: What grade are you in at school? "Or this..." Do you think Bush did 9/11? "Or this..." You like hot fudge sundaes?
Only in the paranoid USA, where a potential serial killer can buy a shotgun at Walmart. But everyone, who asks such a (weird) question, is presumably a child-diddler.....
I was going to post a comment, but I decided searching for it. Yeah, this is an old video because if this was redone in 2021 they would not tell you to talk to children. LOL
Server: "Have you ever been in a cockpit before?" Customer: "No sir, I've never been up in a plane before" Server: "Have you ever seen a grown man naked?"
I love training videos like this because it clearly shows the people who put it together have never worked in customer service. Imagine asking customers these kinds of questions and expecting them to not respond as if you use poop as shaving cream.
Just when i thought i lost it in the Lasagna... hot fudge Sundays just had to make an entrance. My wife is giving me funny looks right now, she has no idea what I'm laughing at 😂😂😂
CARVING STATION JIM “Do you like hot fudge sundaes?” CUSTOMER “Yes I love them!!” CARVING STATION JIM “Would you like to come over to my house tonight and have one?” CUSTOMER “Umm no thank you” CARVING STATION JIM “aaaaallrigt”
When you are assigned to the cheese station, try to open the conversation like this: “Do you know that Webster english dictionary define smegma as cheese like substance found around the head of penile”
_”Have you seen blood in the moonlight? It appears quite black”_ *Making friendly conversations like this is a big part of greeting and serving guests*
This guy went from carver in training …to the assistant carver…to Carving manager…to store manager…to franchise owner where no on shows up so hes left to carve…its the country buffet circle of life.
They should make an updated version -I can’t serve you without a mask -how’s the climate change treating you? -are you enjoying the Summer Of Love? -do you have any percs? -All right
This brings back warm memories. My parents (gone since 2015) used to eat at the Old Country pretty regularly, and I remember the servers always being very pleasant and personable. I absolutely loved the Spinach Marie!
I recall every restaurant I went to in the 90s was very pleasant and memorable experience. I don't know if I wasn't paying attention or what, but I always liked all the places Pizza Hut, Burger King, McDonalds, and Old Country Buffet. They all had employees that I recall were very nice, and did whatever they could to make sure you were happy. These days, you go into places, you're literally on your own. It seems like no one really cares and everyone is only looking out for themselves. I notice the biggest issue is that most of the people working behind the counters are trying to make a living. Back when I was growing up, these places were places you worked at for "fun." I had a job at 16 at McDonalds, and such and only a couple of folks there were working there for a living whereas myself and many others were just 16 years old working to make some extra cash to buy junk. I think that's the most major change between then and now in terms of why you get such bad service.
The last section about knife handling safety was pretty legit if you ask me. Knife safety is commonly overlooked as common sense, but I have seen so many knife accidents that could have been prevented by this training video. “Dull knifes are more dangerous than sharp knives!” “Never try to catching a falling knife!”
The first I heard about the dangers of dull knives was in Boy Scouts. I somehow learned on my own about falling sharp objects, I think from scissors. Just seems dangerous. (Luckily no injuries.)
I used to work at one of these places back in the 80s. They need to show what to do when someone has pigged out for two hours and then throws up at your carving station. You know, real life scenarios.
I worked for a catering company, and we had to watch a similar training video, just a very general kind of training vid not produced by the catering company. But soon as you tried to be friendly to diners, they would either ignore you or say, "I just want roast beef, not a discourse on the weather." But what my brother dealt with as a chef was one horror story after another. Restaurant economics are mindboggling and as a chef you have to know them.
"Do you believe in ghosts?" "Can a parrot really keep a girl alive?" "Can you remember the tallest man you've ever seen?" "Planning a trip?" "Ever gone mountain biking?" Just use Beyond Belief as inspiration and you're home free 🙃
![Blockbuster Training Video [1990] - Buster Sales Pt 1](/img/n.gif)
will this list stop😢
i like your Comment
@@justtrainingvideos7194 :P
You must Honor Thicc slices
Short answer: no.
Long answer: no.
At least “manage it”
“What’s the most you’ve ever lost in a coin toss?”
-No Country Buffet for Old Men
No Buffet for Old Country.
Lmao
This is the best comment I have ever seen
Yes, this one is gold!
"Do...do you like hot f-f-fudge sundaes?"
“Is it still hot out there?” He’s been held captive for months
Meanwhile it's like snowing outside 🤣
Is Jimmy Carter still President?
lmfao
@@ChrisMFlorida 🤣
My response..."Do I look like a fking weatherman?!
Carver; “Is it still hot out there?”
Customer; “You’re sweating on my ham.”
😂😂😂
The sweaty slices are more tender.
If a guest ask for a thicker slice, always remember _you're_ the one with the knife
Engage guests with questions: "What do you think happens when we die?" "Which religion is your favorite?" "Was Frankenstein a real person?"
"People often think that Frankenstein was the monster, but rather it is the name of the doctor who created him. However, upon reading the novel, you realize it was Dr Frankenstein who was the real monster."
"Light small Talk"
“Epstein didn’t do it, here’s your roast beef”
"What's your social security number? "Oh you're not pregnant?"
Ever go rock climbing, ever play battletoads, ever dance with the Devil in the pale moonlight
"Does this haircut make me look handsome?"
"Did you see that huge mess in the mens bathroom?"
"What color are your underwear?"
"Did you see that black kid making a scene earlier?"
😂🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmfaooooo💀💀💀
Am cry?! 😂🤣
This is the best one
Old Country Buffet 2023 training: "DO NOT talk to our underage guests, for the love of god."
My friend works at IKEA. He was explicitly told if a child walks to him anf cant find their parents. Or if he finds a lost child. He is to first find a female associate 😂
@@arianaalioth what? They think women can't be child molesters?
@@arianaalioththere’s female pedos too😂
@@mirzaahmed6589 I think they're playing the odds, common opinion is the female ones are less common (no idea if its true or not).
Put this into perspective nearly 700,000 people have found this video to be more entertaining than anything on television.
HERE'S HOW TO USE THE STEEEL
You don't realise it but you're now a trained employee of Country Kitchen Buffet
::looks into a mirror, and sees he is wearing the official Old Country Buffet carving station uniform::
Alright.
I'm waiting for my W-2
@@latinochico1988 Maybe if you stopped carving beef in the bathroom, you'd have been able to keep that job.
haha oh shit 🤣
Ohhh, that's why I was advising some random person that the thinner slices are more tender.
“Did you catch the hot fudge sundae last night?”
“Alright.”
Did you catch the hot fudge last Sunday night
I'm dead 😂🤣
"It's my favorite!"
Gimmie that…
@@AngelTechno what is this reference to “gimme that” that I keep seeing?
Carver asking child: "Have you ever seen a grown man naked?"
"Have you ever spent time in a Turkish prison?"
"Do you like movies about gladiators?"
You beat me to it!! 😂😂😂 Sooo Billy
"alright!"
This feels like a kidnapper video where the protagonist is so psychotic he’s created the whole restaurant concept as a psyop.
You could also try mixing the greetings.
Carver: "Did you catch the game last night?"
Customer: "No. Who won?"
Carver: " Lasagna. Because it's always a winner."
🤣
I just shit my pants laughing 😂
Okay that was an excellent joke
@@cmarentic ewww
This was pure gold 😂❤️ thank you sir, and I love the rusty shackelford with Dale gribble 😂 we need more people like you in this world
I just came to here to hear “alright” one last time
Ok but have you tried the lasagna? It's my favorite.
@John Sabp 💩
_Alright._
I do not start my day without it.
All right
This man is a true professional. Notice how he raises his inflection and tone when conversing with the children. This shows how he is not a threat
Or a pedophile
Fun fact, he murdered them later that night.
She is the next days roast to carve @@Nickelodeon81
The way he talks to the kids creeps me out.
@@PurpleSkie You just need more training
I imagine this man is still driving his 1991 red Dodge Spirit to his job as a master carver at a local casino buffet
He actually jokes about this video and is extremely successful & partially retired
He did well in Wall Street
@@zcorpalpha2462what’s his name
@@zcorpalpha2462 so, did he catch the game last night?
@@mirzaahmed6589alllllright
I just realized that I'm willingly watching a friggin video that people were forced to watch so they can work a job that paid the lowest amount of money allowed by law.
Yea I know and you can't even tip the poor guy lol
Now you actually have a skill though and aren’t such a worthless piece of shit
@@makinbacongreasyagain968 I mean, knowing how to bleed a lamb is a useful skill too but I don't see how it plays any part in judging a person's worth.
@@makinbacongreasyagain968 Don't try to sell me short. Give credit where credit's due. I'm a TREMENDOUSLY worthless piece of shit.
LMAO
"Do you think this knife could cut through human flesh?"
If I say yes will you stab me?
That’s not a request by the way.
Do you think we should have gave her the whole pig or was the Bun enough.
No
@@youtubesensors7019 Jodi Arias begs to differ
Are you on your period?
"Thinner slices are more tender, though...." Ok, give me 75 thin slices.
"Well fuck."
Alright, but I’m going to engage you in infernally trivial, non-stop chit-chat about sundaes and how hot it is outside whilst I laboriously cut paper thin slices off this massive hunk of ham for you, and pause for four minutes every 10-15 slices to hone the edge of my knife and rub the sneeze guard with my greasy towel
Thicker slices lessen the chances of injury
@@Cjnw So many questions 🤣
They GOTTA honor your request, that's the rule!
Man looks like a 5 star chef with his attire, but got paid like a 1 star fast food cook.
"Grease and meat scraps spoil the appearance of your station." Meanwhile the roast beef looks like a tree trunk
Come on. I've always wanted my roasts to look like they got caught in a nuclear explosion.
looks alright to me
@@bibfortuna298 alright.
@@bibfortuna298 alright.
@@KingKimwer lol
I like to imagine that this man still works there every day at the carving station, asking socially awkward questions in an oblivious way while sweating profusely, as 80’s jazz plays in the background
He has videos on TH-cam on his own channel
@@GreatBirdOfHope what is his channel??
@@ianjaynes5235 not sure. I came across it almost a year ago now. But the same guy has it someone here could direct you better but dude really is on YT
@@ianjaynes5235 I think his channel is called "The Carver guy"
Whats the dudes name, anyways? I feel like his name is like.... Jim, or jay
"Is it still hot out there"?
"Sir, it's the middle of winter."
I’m dead.
Tucsonans in the comments: ._.
“Alllright!”
@@dantheman9919520 here lol 😂
“I’m sorry….have you ever been held captive for 6 months?”
"Sometimes our guests feel like when they paid for the meal, they were left all alone!"
Bro, that's what I loved about the restaurant. More of that please.
I agree, when we had one it was nice to go on a night when it wasn't busy and just be left the hell alone.
No one could've told me when I was a kid in the 90s I'd be watching this in '23 for some form of entertainment. And I have no idea why I am.
We are in the same boat, I am 44 this takes me back to simpler times I guess.
Same
Did you catch the game last night?
Yup snap 43, and watching from the UK!!!
i’m on my 8th minute and shockingly more entertained than if i were to have watched netflix
“You know this isn’t the only type of meat I serve here.”
Cue bad lighting and corny instrumental funk.
@@DA_BOID Like this? th-cam.com/video/KNubhJSc69g/w-d-xo.html
Lmao
Boom-chika-wow-wowwwwww!
Hi, care for some ham or beef? Ham..
You know my names Giovanni Georgio, but everybody calls me Georgio. (Slams the entire ham onto their plate, unbuttons shirt to reveal a dynamite vest and presses the little red button).
The slow zoom-out cinematography really put you into that 80s mood of hopelessness.
"Do you remember the first time you saw your father step out of the shower?"
"Did you hear about the body they found in the abandoned car out in the parking lot?"
"Do you know why there's a hole in the stall divider in the men's restroom?"
"Why do you think the age of consent in Angola is 12?"
Jesus, 🤣 I have tears running down my face
02:12 "we don't limit the fkn ham"
Hahaha still the best
Haha
Good ear
Wow I just noticed now! Thanks!
Because it’s actually the flesh of customers 🤣
He sounds like he’s about to cry when asking about the sundaes. Like he’s reliving some sort of trauma involving ice cream.
😭😭💀💀💀
💀
His aunt shoved a bomb pop up his chili ring as a young lad.
😂😂😂
@@gaggita9922 chilli ring lol
“To what extent do you think that Mussolini was an effective leader?”
Of the Italian Railways, definitely. Everything else, not so much.
😂😂😂
It’s crazy that there were people at one time taking this video seriously and watching this intensely trying not to miss a thing so they could land this job. Now here I am 25 years later watching it as entertainment while i puff on my dab pen. Life is wild 😳
We are all now trained carvers for the Old Country Buffet. Now let’s get out there and ask if people like hot fudge sundaes!
Specifically, ask *little kids* if they like hot fudge sundaes
Alright
did they ever send you your certificate?
I try to slip a few of these phrases into every conversation ☺️🔪
@Burr Anderson sneeze guard is a more sanitary way of saying dandruff and psoriasis flakes guard
If a customer asks for a thicker slice, say something like: “hmm... you look like you could use a thinner slice...”
😂😂😂😂
Hmm…..you look like an absolute prick.
😂
Then the customer replies, if you don’t cut me a thick slice of Beef I’ll rip your arms off and stick them in your pocket. Now start slicing you 2 dollar an hour Punk
Get real, thinner slices are more tender
I used to work here. I recall watching this video and taking notes..trying to impress the higher ups that i was taking thia seriously.
😂😂😂😂😂 omg, i know that move too. *Pen on your chin*
Alllllright
Once the VHS tape warps, the server will be asking "have you decided how hot it is outside?" or "Did you catch the lasagna last night?"
I'm not watching the e-courses that I've paid and are relevant to my career but I'm watching this.
Same
Hell ya
We really live the same lives lol
Allllright
Where’s your profile picture from?
"can I just eat here with you at the carving table?"
That is actually quite sad. I have seen people eating alone at a buffet and wonder when the last time they had a meal with another person.
I go to the buffet because I want a ton of food and I don’t want people to bother me.
Yeah, I think that's why Country Buffet went outta business; they kept letting people eat at the carving station and Covid made em unable to function.
@@119Agent love solo feasts
Language is a gift and I
Don’t want to talk while I eat
It’s time to put them
Cranial nerves to work
Only if I can get my hot fudge sundae delivered
After his shift, this man drives his '04 Honda Civic back to his one bedroom apartment in the small group of apartments on the corner of Elm and Oak streets. After a short relaxing shower, so as not to use too much hot water, he sits in his reading chair next to a small end table with a soft lamp. No television for this man, it's the devil's work! He pours himself a stiff glass of whole milk, because it's Friday and he wants to treat himself. He then opens up his leatherbound bible his parents got him last Christmas and takes up where he left off last night. Paying for seminary school isn't cheap, plus the church needs his tithings, so he is glad he chose to work the carving station at Old Country Buffet. It's a BIIG responsibility!
I love this! ❤😂😂😂
Dudes royalties from this must be off the charts.
His royalties include either ham or beef
I don't think you can make royalties from TH-cam uploads.
This man is the embodiment of "I hate my job but I have bills to pay despite the crappy salary I have here in this soul sucking establishment"
So a person who has only fans account
I thought I was gonna die of laughter reading your comment!
The professional NPC
😂😂😂
Great comment 😂
1:36 start conversations with children by saying something like this:
What grade are you in at school?
"Or this..."
Do you think Bush did 9/11?
"Or this..."
You like hot fudge sundaes?
Hol up
He didn’t say bush did 9/11
Lmao
@@jorgenvonstrangle000 @youmissedthejoke
Greet older women with a “ooh milf and cookies?”
The moment his voice cracked about the lasagna question, I knew this was a man in trouble
"what do you think of vaccines?"
"Did you get your booster yet?"
Server to kid: Do you like hot fudge sundaes?
Chris Hansen: Take a seat right over there.
Right!!!!! The tone of his questions felt so creepy...lol!
The heat outside the restaurant just crept inside
Fuckin lol
Damn hilarious
"Do you like movies about gladiators?"
A grown man asking a child "what grade are you in" is a life time prison sentence.
Edp445 is typing...
Only in the paranoid USA, where a potential serial killer can buy a shotgun at Walmart. But everyone, who asks such a (weird) question, is presumably a child-diddler.....
Why ?
Back then people didn't think this way
I was going to post a comment, but I decided searching for it. Yeah, this is an old video because if this was redone in 2021 they would not tell you to talk to children. LOL
"May I have more meat?"
"HOW CAN YOU HAVE MORE MEAT IF YOU DONT EAT YOUR RICE PUDDING??!!"
The old buffets were the bomb. Most of the customers had compassion for the employees, and there were actually some good tips.
Yea, today they curse out the worker 😂
Lol nothing could be further from the truth
I know right! nowadays I kinda feel like I’m on my own..
@@sniperslim Do you like hot fudge sundaes?
@@ulik1712people were more respectful 30-40 years ago I feel. Nowadays they’ll mess with people just to post for clout
When I was 8 years old this was my dream job. I’m 38 now. This is still my dream job.
That’s sad. I miss old country Buffett. 😔
1984
Is it still hot out there?
I'm now 38 and worked this job when I was in high school. A dream, it was not.
@@NK029 did you like the hot fudge sundaes?
I loathe small talk, just let me eat my overpriced subpar food in peace.
Is it still hot out there?
Yeah, im not into chatting with staff at any restrsunt.
Awlrite!
Not me!
I like to get drunk on cheap rot gut they serve and air dirty laundry!
Beats paying a shrink...🤗
To be fair this guy doesn’t seem to give a duck about the customer either as he is clearly in pain having to communicate with people.
Server: "Have you ever been in a cockpit before?"
Customer: "No sir, I've never been up in a plane before"
Server: "Have you ever seen a grown man naked?"
1:46 sounds like he is trying to lure her into a van 😂
“Is it still hot fudge sundae out there yet?”
🤣 This one got me!
Haha
I laughed for 20min about this
Beat me to it lol
"Thinner slices are more tender, you can always come back for more"
Woman envisioning herself on the carving board if she says no:
"Okay"
Because of the implication
"I think I want to come back for more, right now..."
**porno music starts**
Her response no I'm full I have roids 😂
I love training videos like this because it clearly shows the people who put it together have never worked in customer service. Imagine asking customers these kinds of questions and expecting them to not respond as if you use poop as shaving cream.
💀😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would just ask the questions but never do a follow up. "Did you catch the game last night?" "Yes" **silent** I did what I was trained to do!
Top 10 greatest comments
Is it still hot out there?
Welcome to Old Country Buffet. Would you like a steamy side of poop slathered in shaving cream? 😂
Just when i thought i lost it in the Lasagna... hot fudge Sundays just had to make an entrance. My wife is giving me funny looks right now, she has no idea what I'm laughing at 😂😂😂
CARVING STATION JIM
“Do you like hot fudge sundaes?”
CUSTOMER
“Yes I love them!!”
CARVING STATION JIM
“Would you like to come over to my house tonight and have one?”
CUSTOMER
“Umm no thank you”
CARVING STATION JIM
“aaaaallrigt”
Don't forget to try the cream pie it's amazing.
LMAO
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🥧
Hahah!!!!!!
Your conversations with customers should begin like this:
“Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?”
It's not a story management would tell you
So glad I found this gem, the mullets, the sputtering of the vhs, *chefs kiss* perfection
That guy is absolutely stoned out of his mind and I love this hero of the industry for it.
"Don't forget: Every 10th customer is your replacement while you go on break."
I feel like store owners overestimate how much the average buffet customers enjoys small talk.
"Remember, the customer loves to stand with a plate of food talking about meaningless stuff"
I'm already having to make awkward small talk at the table, can't I get one place to take a break?
@@draneym2003 that's what the bathroom stalls are for
“Have you tried the lasagna? It’s my favorite.”
“My parents both died of eating poisoned lasagna.”
“All right!”
When you are assigned to the cheese station, try to open the conversation like this:
“Do you know that Webster english dictionary define smegma as cheese like substance found around the head of penile”
Or "I love cutting the cheese"
“So what’s your opinion on the Jews?”
Jews need to be respected more
hehe, that always breaks the ice..
Gypsycrusader reference
Inquisition now.
alrighty
_”Have you seen blood in the moonlight? It appears quite black”_
*Making friendly conversations like this is a big part of greeting and serving guests*
A robin redbreast in a cage puts all of Heaven in a rage
No grandma! I've been a good boy!
A righteous man before you stands
A hero in these filthy lands
A brother in arms and heart it’s true
Too bad was really hoping you’d get it too
oh a hannibal lecter quote, how nice
It puts the hamslice on the plate!
This guy went from carver in training …to the assistant carver…to Carving manager…to store manager…to franchise owner where no on shows up so hes left to carve…its the country buffet circle of life.
He's actually a CEO of another company. He personally responded in one of the videos explaining what he did in his career.
They should make an updated version
-I can’t serve you without a mask
-how’s the climate change treating you?
-are you enjoying the Summer Of Love?
-do you have any percs?
-All right
“ Have you tried the Cleveland Steamer? It’s my favorite.”
Steamer, like a clam? That sounds yummy, tell me more.
😂
2:12 "We don't limit the fu*king ham".
Well, okay then.
Lol
LMAO!
😂😂😂
LMAO
LOL
*"Is it still hot out there?"*
*"Dude, it's literally snowing outside."*
*"Oh...."*
"Can you tell my family that I miss them?"
“Allllright”
I've never met a carver so friendly in my life - this guy is a natural. I love his high-pitched voice too.
I don’t think I have, nor will I ever again, see a man with a mullet in a gourmet chef outfit.
Drip game outta the galaxy
I worked with a chef who rocked one. This was in the 2010’s also.
"What about those games yesterday?"
"This is your 4th trip up, have you even tried the salad bar"
This brings back warm memories. My parents (gone since 2015) used to eat at the Old Country pretty regularly, and I remember the servers always being very pleasant and personable. I absolutely loved the Spinach Marie!
You should try the lasagne!
The lasagna is my favorite!
Do you like hot fudge sundaes? If you do meet me out in the bushes after 10pm
@@jakecavendish3470 Nom nom nom
I recall every restaurant I went to in the 90s was very pleasant and memorable experience. I don't know if I wasn't paying attention or what, but I always liked all the places Pizza Hut, Burger King, McDonalds, and Old Country Buffet. They all had employees that I recall were very nice, and did whatever they could to make sure you were happy. These days, you go into places, you're literally on your own. It seems like no one really cares and everyone is only looking out for themselves. I notice the biggest issue is that most of the people working behind the counters are trying to make a living. Back when I was growing up, these places were places you worked at for "fun." I had a job at 16 at McDonalds, and such and only a couple of folks there were working there for a living whereas myself and many others were just 16 years old working to make some extra cash to buy junk. I think that's the most major change between then and now in terms of why you get such bad service.
"hey, I never asked you... do you like Guacamole?"
1:46 Have you ever seen a grown man naked?
Poopy poopies
Do you like movies about gladiators? You ever been in a Turkish prison?
@@ZX-ou5op Do you like to hang around the gymnasium?
Do you like your meat cut?
What kinds of medication do your parents take?
that job looks like hell on earth
All kitchen jobs are kind of hell
Earth is hell on earth
"Have you tried the lasagna? I've lost the will to live!"
This is one of the few videos that will make me laugh uncontrollably like I was hit with The Jokers toxic laughing gas
Gimme that
Allllright
Give you what? The whole hunk of meat?
@@djamesv Did you try the lasagna?
@@Durrpadil , no, but I like hot-fudge sundaes!
@@djamesv LOL
"What grade are you in?"
"What is your favorite color?"
"What's your opinion on Hillary's emails?"
Here I am in 2023 watching a training video for a restaurant I've never heard of.
Did you see the game last night?
Cthulhu: I…am…eternal……child! I….am….the…eater…of…worlds!
So…a thicker slice then?
Cthulhu: ……………………yes, please.
I SHALL EAT YOUR SOUL, MEATBAG!
---Yug-Shuggoth, Devourer of Filth
Straight up roasts the very first dude right off the bat lmao
im dead lmao
"Boy, I'll say"
“Have you decided what dessert you’re going to have?” is the greatest voice crack in history
Watched this for laughs only to realize later I am now a fully trained prospective meat slicer.
He’s really got that little girl in the hot seat. 4 rapid fire questions in a row.
"Do you honor bookit in this sh*thole?"
what time do your parents leave for work?
Whasts your address?
@@jetashford8566 Do you have many neighbors?
@@dingusmyers Yes and I hate all of them.
You're sweaty mister!
"Mohammed" name checks out
Bro that condescending ass smirk after he says "Alrightttttt" gets me every time 🤣
How shiny do you want his face to be?
Old Country Buffet: Sounds great!
I started laughing like a lunatic every time the guy asked a random question.
"While you were enjoying the hot fudge sundae, I studied the blade"
Dude was mopping with his cutting glove on.
He’s using a razor-sharp mop. It’s for his own safety.
Lol I said the same thing rather loudly
The last section about knife handling safety was pretty legit if you ask me. Knife safety is commonly overlooked as common sense, but I have seen so many knife accidents that could have been prevented by this training video. “Dull knifes are more dangerous than sharp knives!”
“Never try to catching a falling knife!”
If your knife falls… move your feet away.
@@Sinjinator more like move your boner out of the way!
@@Sinjinator Yes. Also: Never reach for a falling knife.
The first I heard about the dangers of dull knives was in Boy Scouts. I somehow learned on my own about falling sharp objects, I think from scissors. Just seems dangerous. (Luckily no injuries.)
With questions like, “Have you seen my family?” And “Can you tell them I I love them?”
I used to work at one of these places back in the 80s. They need to show what to do when someone has pigged out for two hours and then throws up at your carving station. You know, real life scenarios.
If you worked in Washington at that time, I apologize. I was drinking a lot back then.
“Do you want a bigger slice Sir?” Get that small talk going
My brother worked as a chef. I heard nothing but horror stories.
I worked for a catering company, and we had to watch a similar training video, just a very general kind of training vid not produced by the catering company. But soon as you tried to be friendly to diners, they would either ignore you or say, "I just want roast beef, not a discourse on the weather." But what my brother dealt with as a chef was one horror story after another. Restaurant economics are mindboggling and as a chef you have to know them.
Did you try the lasagne? It's my favourite!
“Hey, do you know if you stab a man in the dead of winter, steam will rise from the wound?”
"Do you believe in ghosts?"
"Can a parrot really keep a girl alive?"
"Can you remember the tallest man you've ever seen?"
"Planning a trip?"
"Ever gone mountain biking?"
Just use Beyond Belief as inspiration and you're home free 🙃
Thank God he explained towards the end that the knife doesn't care if its cutting through the ham or your finger. That part was super intelligent
Yeah I figured the knife would yell out if it sensed your finger and not the ham, thankfully now we know that won't happen.