Paying with coins
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- Alan can't do anything about the card fees - so Ben has an idea... paying with coins
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"no sir, you can't leave until I've finished counting, and I'll make sure I've triple-checked. Unlike you, I'm getting paid to do this."
Yes! Then have your coworker check your count
Rowan enters, "Adam what are you doing?"
He doesn't get payed.
Yeah, Alana doesn't get paid though.
Ellie* gets paid.
When Ben gets home and finds that box empty, he’s really going to wish he'd requested a receipt.
Underrated comment right here 🤣
Ha, could be true with Rowan in charge, not Alan.
@@aimsson Rowan is always in charge.
Got em
@@aimsson you mean adam
Fun fact: in Germany (somewhere else too perhaps), sellers have the opportunity to deny payment via Cash if the customer pulls out more than 50 coins. Specifically for situations like these in high amount transactions.
It's no surprise, Germany is known to be home of dictators after all
@@steveluna1627 Mustache-Man was arguably the worst dictator ever. That we both agree on.
I think he didn't decide on how to pay with coins though.
In Japan, that's 20 coins of the same denomination.
Same in Norway. 20 coins of same value
Bet Alan wished he was in literally any of those countries in that situation 😆
Had this happen before. Made the guy stand and wait while i counted it very slowly and told him he couldn't leave until i had confirmed he had paid the correct amount. It pissed him off more than it did me. Small victories!!!
I do this to piss people off for fun. I got nothing in my life so I can wait and stare at you while you count
Yes! Assuming you pissed off the customer beforehand, this is the ultimate way to uno reverse this power move!
Sadly where I live, cashiers oy have to accept up to 50 coins so this wouldn't quite work :(
@@HuslWusl the reason probably being they already had this happening. or someone just foreseen it happening (which is the better way to do it).
I don’t understand that… not the making him wait but why that’s even in question. Of COURSE they have to wait. What store is letting customers walk out with a product without counting the money they handed over to make sure it’s right?
@@jack622172 Yeah, there's no situation in which you shouldn't make them wait. They could be the nicest customer ever, and they'd still have to wait.
The really amazing thing is that Ben is actually paying for something
$150 USD is 15,000 in US Pennies. That pile did not look like 15,000 pennies. I don't think Ben (completely) paid for it.
Technically by not dropping all 15000 pennies he saved the company several hundred dollars in man hours counting
He's not poor, he's lonely.
@@frebu5379 But, he didn't pay the full price and walked out with Merch without a receipt. In most states in the US, that's called theft.
@@jackielinde7568 Judging by their accents I'm going to guess that they're not in the U.S. and that isn't USD that they're talking about. Other countries use coins for dollar denominations. They're clearly not in Canada, but Canada is an example that I'm familiar with. They have their Loonie which, yes, has a comical name, but it's their form of $1 currency. They also have the Toonie, which is their $2 currency. The U.S. also has dollar coins, even though they were never popular enough here to take off. As such they could very easily be paying $150 in their local currency using coins. Even if it was USD, which I don't think it is, it could easily be $150 in the form of $1 coins.
I would actually just have looked him in the eyes and said "I need to count that to make sure it's all there. And it might take a while so I suggest you find a chair to sit down and wait in as I can't let you leave until I've made sure it's all there, or heaven forbid you've over payed for the product."
woops miscounted. guess i have to start again
I’ve done that to a customer. They offered to pay by card instead, I looked at them and said no, I’ve accepted the cash transaction now.
@@Gothic_Analoguelol you evil man, I like you
@@Gothic_Analogue now that is what me and the boys call evil
That's what I did where I used to work. There were no chairs and I "lost count" a lot. After all, there is no commission and employees get paid by the hour, so yeah sure pay with pennies.
Ben after leaving the 1% tip: "It's not about the money. It's about sending a message."
Is the message "I'm a cunt"? Because that's what customers like this are
I bet most people don't get that reference😂😂😂
Some men just wanna watch the world burn
The 1% tip was priceless
No, actually it was 1%
Me as an hourly employee: I’ll just have to count this twice to be certain.
Me as your manager: smiling inside, knowing you still miscounted and are going to be short when you close out your drawer, thinking of docking your check for the difference
Me as a customer: getting more change for next time
*insert Tidus laugh*
Hahaja
Amd another 3 times because i lost count.
Yup
Alan has never seen so much money before. That has to be at least 6 months pay
Massive pay cut!
More like ten years
[Cries in Villager Adam] Uhah-uhah-uhah. Uhah-uhah-uhah.
Oh oh oh oh, looks like a massive pay cut coming! Oh oh oh oh, here it is!
actually alan saw a 6-months payment in advance,some vids earlier as the rest of playtech crew,its the one where adam´s "friend" shows up,jobless
2:42 “Jokes on you, I’m paid hourly. This just means I don’t have to sweep the carpet floor for the twentieth time today, thanks.”
and this is why salaried workers are being replaced by contractors lol
Bro I used to have a boss like that. It was the worst.
@@barista_2060 Well maybe you should be thankful that you have a job and you get to work, i swear so ungrateful
@@totoroneblinny6100 lol
When I worked in a store and you spent to long on something then the jobs just piled up & if you didn't finish there was the being shouted at...
Alan: Just one second..... ¡¡Adam!!
Adam arrives and begins counting the coins with his usual happiness, as Alan smiles at Ben.
I believe poor Adam would count coins and do pathetic cries in process
This is where Alan pulls out a coin counting machine with a sign on it that says "For use with Bens and Karens"
And that's when you find out I slipped a button and 2 canadian pennies in there, jamming your machine with pieces of button and oversized pennies
AND it turned out Ben was 2 coins short, even with $1.5 tip, so he would have to go back to the bank to get 2 more coins
@@voevodineu You know there's no way he would do this
Also.. Alan could've counted it right there. Since he didn't, it counts as accepted
Yes
Ben was not the bad guy in this video.
I did this once in my early 20's when I was trying to buy a movie ticket, I was a dick and figured it would be good for a laugh. I was laughing the entire time inside my head, until the guy behind the counter, looks at me, then at the pile with a chuckle before he starts counting, one coin at a time, in the slowest way possible. He gets half way through, stops, looks up at me with a grin and says "Oh man, lost count... Sorry" While pushing the split up piles together again. That was over a decade ago and I still think about that absolute legend.
I take it you missed the movie then
@@dylancasey1702 Na, thankfully he only "lost count" once xD
@@Paskaloth ah i see
There was a case in Singapore where a scammer store sell iPhone to tourist at twice the price with "insurance".
The court punished the store and demand them to refund the phone.
In all pettiness, they refund a thousand dollars in bag of coins.
@@araisikewai oh that must suck for the person getting the refund as now they have to carry a large bag of coins with them
I really wanted the coins to come up short by 1.50. Then Ben exclaim he pulled out exactly 150 from the ATM. The ATM receipt would have a 1.5 surcharge for use that automatically got taken out.
Do ATMs give out coins?
@@mokkorista haha good point
Dude get a new bank atms are free except at clubs which I don't go to.
Nega
only if there ur banks machine@@queeffairy
This is why we buy our own automatic coin counters and keep them with us at work. It'd be so satisfying (and still allow you to help more good customers) to have them be smug as they pull out the massive amount of coins and then the smugness fall away when you, with your own smugger grin, pull out the automatic counter and start pushing the coins in. Especially if there isn't enough coins.
That's smart.
You could also weigh it. Especially if they are the same kind of coin. This way you can also ensure that self rolled coin rolls have the right amount in them.
There’s paying with all coins, and then there’s the people that buy a single bottle of soda with a $100 bill
That would be me 😁
I have been in both situations i take the coins over a 100bill for soda every day of the week. With the coins it takes a while but at least i have change in the register. With the 100 Bill i have nothing and troubles with the next person. Life's a bitch and theb you die! :D
@@TheTombree If you know they're going to do this everyday just put more change in the drawer.
@@TheTombree In france you're legally allowed to refuse the 100 bill, it's on the payer's responsibility to pay with the closest amount possible. I've refused several time large bills for low orders and everysingle time the person actually had the change but prefered to pay with a large bill for some reason
The paying with a $100 bill for a soda only seems to happen within the first 10 minutes the store is open.
Okay but what if Alan smiles, pulls up a chair and says "I'm going to have to count that sir" and just starts leisurely counting all the coins
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The way Ben says "You guys accept cash right?" the way he looks when delivering that line, I had to watch that scene 3 times. GOLDEN.
Plot Twist: He pulls up a coin counter and commences scooping the coins into it. 18 seconds later he says "You're 1.50 short."
"And there's a 2% fee for the use of the coin counter" CoinStar charges like 7.5%, so he'd be getting off light.
No, he is 1 cent short.
That bag didnt look nearly large enough for that much.
@@FlamingoKicker they are in New Zealand, so it is funny money.
@@jamoecw looks like 10c pieces, so doesn't look to be $150 worth there
That petty 1% is the most beautiful thing I've seen in my life.
The fact that the tip was equal to the $1.50 surcharge had me crying
Funny thing about that... To get those coins he probably withdraw 150$ from an ATM and had it turned to change in a local store somewhere... Except (at least here) when you use an ATM, there is a charge on it... lol
What about the petty "i changed my mind about the tip" in the end? That's beautiful too.
nah, pretty sure he is being an asshole.
@@zivunknown - I’m sure he just went to a bank dude...
See, I'm the type of employee who would make them wait and watch me count it out just to make sure, smiling the entire time I do so.
I have actually did that my very first job was a carhop at sonic somebody paid a 15$ order in penny's just dumped them out and tried to drive off but I made them stay there while I slowly counted the change
@@ADGaming-7619 And then you accidentally forget where you where and start counting from 0 again😂
lol i mean when i was working in a supermarket it was usually old folks who had an insane number of coins, but i had to do my job to make sure i wasn't short so i wouldn't complete the transaction till i counted every single coin
Ahh yes, the fight for the most dominant in malicious compliance
@@ADGaming-7619 i. would come back next day, make sure i buy something it costs enough pennies so it takes you the whole day to count them, take a seat with my phone battery full and some popcorn and soda and watch you count for 6 hours or more, while i watch Netflix. 😈
I swear I always forget how much trauma I have from working retail/ customer service until Ben walks in the door.
I was waiting for him to be like "oh perfect. You can take this just as soon as I finish counting all the money." *2 hours later* "oh look we are closing now, you're going to have to come back tomorrow to complete the transaction."
Me: I'll just need to count those coins before we finish this transaction, you'll be happy to wait around right? Right, haha, one moment.
Literally his best move in that scenario
Literally, just sit down, have lunch and count away until you feel like finishing lol
People get fired instantly here for doing stuff like that. Your either fast and efficient, or nothing for the company. It's quite ruthless.
Customers crappy, well that's your job choice. Go elsewhere since theres a entire drawer of resumes to replace you.
It's a terrible work environment (IMO)
@@polynumerous7403 instantly? As soon as they decide to count the money to make sure the customer isn't underpaying? As soon as they do that they are INSTANTLY fired?
@@umwhatamIdoinghere oh your a litteral kind of guy hey ? Instantly , as soon as the boss finds out about it. You put your head down and count the change or take any form of legal currency, and keep moving forward. Or you will be talked to within the week and replaced.
Is that easier for you trollololol ? :)
Alan should have pulled the: "you cant leave until i have counted them"
Technically, I am sure that he would have had to. A cashier can't let a customer leave until he/she is sure that they have been paid sufficiently and all
i did this back then like in 2010 around that time. everything was planned i know i would've stayed there for hours and hours so i brought a bag full of chips and my 2 power charger's at 100% both. Sat there watching movies and youtube all day while in front there's the employee counting 💀😂. Now that i think of it i should do it again
@@Gabriel-jg5wh in your case I would have refused to accept the coins as it would have obviously been designed to waste my time. This is not an uncommon practice either. I would have primarily insisted on counting the coins in the case with Ben here because he was trying to be a dick and clearly wanted to leave asap
At least where I live stores don't have to accept payment in coin above some limit.
@Mat A it's not that easy ... as it's expect a premise that all coins are valid and same nominal. In reality, we have an device, which able to validate material/currency on each coin and calculate the amount. The basic example - any automatic machine which accept coins as an payment.
Ben's "out!RAGEous! (finger wave)" was the most camp thing I've seen in a while.
Maybe it's because I do love evil characters.. But Ben's face when he picks up the bag is just pure gold.
Really hoped it'd end with Alan going "Actually.. I *do* want to count that."
The way Ben twirled his head while saying 'Outrageous' had me in fits
Sir, it's BIN. B-E-N
He's so good at playing that crazy Karen customer.
Alan's on the clock, could've just made Ben wait while he takes his sweet time counting it.
Ngl being paid to count money and just taking my time is GREAT. I would love to have a customer do this to me and if i'm petty i'll restart counting until we close and make the customer come back tomorrow.
I would've made him stand there while I counted it and repeatedly "lost count"
I'll leave you to your devices
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same. Technically that's what the employee is supposed to do, verify the amount is correct, and the person has to just stand there waiting (because most of the time, they are either a little over or a little under). And it teaches the guy a lesson in "is your time worth the 1% savings you get by paying this way?"
@@SurgStriker And he didn't even end up saving the 1% as he left it as a tip. I'd "lose count" a few times too.
@acefjom Wasting his time? He gets paid by the hour (hopefully!) no time wasted for him :)
“I’m afraid you’ll have to wait until I confirm the amount”
That's exactly what I was waiting for. Then about the $117 point with a line of angry people out the door, "Oh damn, I've lost count, I'm so sorry sir, 1... 2...."
@@slonlo364 I've done this, and the guy was 20 cents short!
@Avish Gupta neither, it was my job to count it.If till was even $5 out at the end of the day we needed a head office code to close it and end day. That could lead to up to an hour unpaid waiting for the code while some guy got out of Auckland traffic. Dick Smith Electronics was pretty anal about things like that. You get stuck with a problem like that once you COUNT EVERYTHING. And I'm telling you, that was $20 of ten cent pieces at most, Ben won there, he really, really won.
@@Karlandra the same thing happened back when I worked fast food 😂 the dude told me I counted wrong. So, I sorted it all into piles of $1, 25¢, and the remainder 😂
Never been so spitefully happy
@@Karlandra I had a similar issue working fast food. Used to have a guy who'd come in and pay in change (not like, rolls either, loose change of quarters, dimes, sometimes nickels). Issue was, he'd get like 15-20 bucks of food and short a dollar or two every time. Manager got to the point where he would have someone open another register (we had 3) while that one cashier would count all the change out. Good ol' Mcdees, never know you're having a good time till a lady threatens to squeeze a lemon in your eye because she had to wait for a coffee.
Alan: "No you know what? I WOULD like to count it. Why don't you just stand right there for a moment." (Alan proceeds to count every coin very slowly in hopes to annoy Ben.)
“Go ahead.” Then leave anyway.🤷🏻♂️
@@iamepsilon2222 “yeah not gonna happen” proceed to push the lock button under the table.
Well the cashier still needs to count the coin to make sure the value is enough.
@@iamepsilon2222 exactly. They try and make a scene they don't get the product
Those don’t exist in the United States.🤷🏻♂️ And 9/10 times corporate policy doesn’t allow employees to chase/detain customers.
I would have flipped it on him and spent the next 30 minutes counting the coins, one at a time and repeatedly losing count so I have to start over, until he gets so frustrated that he brings out real paper money to pay.
yep i would have done the same thing
I don't think that would work on Ben. He's all about that mutually assured destruction.
I think the moment he count, ben is definately the winning one. Now what happen if another costumer also come.
can confirm i have made the customer wait for me to count all the coins. at least i am allowed to deny 1c or pennies at the till now.
i would then stop you while doing it that i changed what i want to buy, i would take all the coins take differetn thing and give it to you again until you would suffer enough then i would not buy the product in the end and buyed it online
The correct response to him pulling out the bag of change is: "I'm paid by the hour"
Based on the previous sketches, he's barely paid at all...
EXACTLY!!!
@@CrashSable a solid point...
@@CrashSable At least he got that 1% tuip
And also recounting it in front of him. Multiple times, because you forgot where you're at.
I love how he takes his time to empty the bag on the counter. Slowly, deliberately slowly. :)
I forgot what his name is
Slowly, gently ....
And that smartass answer too.
Alan: Great, how would like to pay?
Ben: *smug af* Cash!
Alan: [Casually pulls out a coin counting machine]
Ben: [Pikachu face]
As a college student I worked for charity, we organised trips for the children from poverty-stricken city quarters, towns etc. We received cash from the donations, and paid with exactly same cash. I remember the lady in the railway station, quite happy when I handed over a bag full of coins, paying for the tickets for me and the children (people paid with banknotes and they were often short of change). But I also remember very well gasps and silent curses of the people behind me in the queue. ; )
Later I worked in the book store, and I was quite happy when they paid with coins, too. : )
The look Ben can do with that cheeky grin and the evil stare he does is great.
The fact that this time Ben is actually paying is probably the best part of the video
The tension, the sheer audacity 😂. The air is crackling with 🗡.
This is both honest and devious at the same time.
Alan could've smiled and said "yeah sure just let me count" as a revenge, forcing his customer to wait for waaay too long.
and say "there is $2.38 missing" or something like that
@@saberswordsmen1 I work in retail I have "accidentally" done this a few times when I was still a cashier
Can't he just find out by their weight or something
@@flypants2842 wouldn't be fun ;)
@@caitd348 Me too. People's card was rejected, they decide to be a dick about it and pay in very small cash and I obviously had to count it - I won't have any shortage in my register.
2:35 "Yep, $150, it's all there"
As a customer facing person in retail, there's an 80% chance it ISN'T all there
Yes that's the joke
I'd go as high as 90%
if it were me I'd be just as petty and be like "sit here and count it with me"
@@ohmahgawdfilms exactly
Yup that's 100% definitely NOT 150$ worth of pennies. 150$ in pennies would be around 100 pds in weight.
Alan's expressions of bleak resignation are what I live for.
According to the Reserve Bank's website, coins are legal tender for payment of amounts which are limited as follows: Not exceeding $5 if any combination of 5c, 10c, 20c and 50c coins are offered; and not exceeding 10 times the face value of the coin if $1 or $2 coins are offered.
Ben's one percent tip at the end was the best final "fuck you" I've seen.
ikr
it was amazing
He changed his mind tho 🤣
Honestly, if you have ever worked any kind of retail or sales job, no it was just evil and spiteful towards someone who is in a less powerful position.
Disgusting actually.
@@ronaldfrechette2045 money talks
@@ronaldfrechette2045 its just a comment towards the skit man. Its not a dick, don't take it so hard.
*when he poured out the coins, I started crying out of pain.*
Cruel... just cruel. 😭
Same man.😭
Lier
Oh, me not. I would simply refuse this as payment.
Why? I could have sworn it was break time.
I suppose that this would be more of a hassle for computer stores where everything is hella expensive, but this would be a god send for a lot of small shops, since its hard to find change early in the morning
Ben is my favorite counter to Rowan. I feel like they balance eachother out splendidly in skits.
"But of course, Sir. Please wait right here until I finished counting."
That's what I do lol ,
Don't forget to miss count a couple of times so you have to keep him there while you start over.
He would have stood there staring at Alan the whole time, loving every second of it. He might even have kept talking to him to make him lose count.
Exactly what i would say. I would even count really slowly for him, and constantly be distracted on other customers.
Dude, exactly.
They get paid by the HOUR at jobs like that.
Take your sweet time.
Ben is such a kindhearted person giving Alan a 1% tip when he didn't have to.
See the end of the video
0.1%, im a percent maniac.
@@arkenlegend5907 you know it’s a joke, right?
Better than not paying and choosing the middle option by default
@@scpfoundation4609 ? I'm assuming those were 10 cent coins so it would still be 1%
paying big amounts with coins is such a pain in the a** for the employee
A similar thing happened at my mums work, the staff member that dealt with the customer had them waiting while they slowly counted then recounted before giving them the receipt.
After all no receipt no refund with cash purchases.
Alternative ending: Alan calls Adam who for some weird reason is very good at counting stuff very quickly in exchange for a cookie
@Mat A that is smart
Not all pennies weigh the same though, they all have a slight variance in weight. Still, you'd only be off a few cent though.
I’d start making stacks of 10 and laying them out in a rectangle. If I can’t make a 10*15 happen for a total of 1500 coins then I tell the customer they are short.
Ahem. It's Rowan's cookie
That's really not funny
I've really missed Rowan yelling "what's going on" from the innermost depths of Playtech
In Australia, the Currency Act stipulates the maximum values for legal tender of our cash. For example, for any coins with a face value up to 50cents (5, 10, 20, 50), it's only legal tender up to a maximum of $5. For $1, $2 coins, and $5 and $10 notes it's up to a maximum of 10 times the face value. (ie. for $10 notes, it's a max of $100, for $1 coins, it's $10) unless the seller agrees to accept the proffered cash.
So in this sort of situation, the employee could smile, push the coins back to them, and tell them to return with a larger denomination currency to complete the transaction. And then watch as they had to pick up and put away all of the coins themself.
Watch as Alan gets a automated coin sorting machine to prevent Ben from doing that ever again.
Surely “nod if you understand” is going to make an appearance in part 2....
I would smile and just start counting. You can't take it until I finish counting.
You would be the loser. Ben would watch you, loving every second of it. He'd even distract you, make you lose count and have you start over just to make it last longer.
@@CrashSable spot on.
@@CrashSable
You obviously hate math. If they do that to me, challenge accepted lol
@@CrashSable Alan is being paid to be there, Ben is not. There is an amount of time that Alan could make Ben wait where it would start to get annoying to Ben
@@CrashSable Nah, because then he would still have to wait there until you finish counting
"Yes, actually. I have to count every single penny in this pile before i can finalize this transaction, and if at any point i lose count, I'd have no other option but to start over. I'll just put this under the counter and get started."
Alternate Ending "Points to a sign that says only a Maximum of 50 Coins per Transaction with the smuggest look possible"
Plot twist: Ben is actually HR and he's testing the employes and manager to see if they're doing a good job
Naaa Ben actually cares and shows emotion HR do not lol.
Rowan is HR
*Secret Shopper
That's not an HR's job buddy
@@Omenvreer I doubt that....he doesn't even look like Rowan lol.
That one percent tip was insult to injury. Love it.
Alan should have said yes to recounting, that way Ben would have to stand there and wait untill its done
He was actually really nice about it, he could have just plopped the tip in with the rest of the coins but instead he just put it aside!
Who let Ben out of the spoon dropping closet?
Maybe he had a second "out of jail" card...
There's more than one Ben, it's a whole species.
it's his mutually evil doppleganger
@@QrozOne xd
You can clearly see Ben's not wearing a playtech uniform. The spoon dropping room is only meant to punish playtech EMPLOYEES who destroy company property
Rowan walks in, "Alan, do what the man says and don't add the surcharge!!!"
tbh I think Rowan would sell the item for $1.50 and add a $150 surcharge ... remember the 2 grand plastic bag
Alan: I can't, I have control over it. Maybe you can, Rowan?
@@MrXennhorn wow what a bargain. I sure don't want to skip that.
"Oh no... he's one cent short... time to call the cops on the thief who robbed the store... oh well..."
This is my favorite video of the entire channel
Alternate title: Ben's ultimate revenge for being locked in the cabinet.
His fault for impersonating a PlayTech staff member 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Surcharge Standoff
@Profici3nt1 XBL exactly
Ben's ways to fuck with Playtech employee
That's TEASPOON DROPPING CABINET for you
He's got that "horse pocket" kind of attitude, and I like it!
Assuming a coin counter is unavailable, a private business has the legal right to refuse an outrageous form of payment such as EXCLUSIVELY coins
me i 100% say instantly "i will count , please stay here sir"
pretty sure he'll rage 100 x more than me for that
That ‘outrageous’ was so perfect I automatically liked the video that very second.
the sheer volume of passive-aggressiveness in this episode was fucking amazing
The end, where he changed his mind about the tip... flawless victory!
We had to implement a policy at my store that if you're paying in change it has to be rolled or you have to wait for us to count it before you can leave. And we will take our time, cause we're payed by the hour so we don't care if it takes us all day to count it out we'll do it
As someone who works in retail, this isn’t even satire.
I can use someone like this right now ... I ran out of quarters in my store
Right, this is a reenactment of a real encounter.
In germany we have a limit of 50 coins max. If you're above you don't have to accept it
@@batzer4518 That's actually a really cool law. Kudos to Germany on that one.
@@ILuvMoogles They have a lot of scummy people so it used to happen far more frequently there, hence needing such granular rules/laws.
everytime ben says "outrageous" i feel a little bit happier
love it
bro happier than spongebob now
Having customer like Ben be sure to have a dog at the entrance to bar him coming in 😂
There should be a follow up video where this happens again except this time Alan has an automatic money counter he pours the coins into.
"That doesn't look like 150 dollars. One moment please while I count this. Thank you."
I was actually just thinking that. It's irresponsible to take that much money without counting it. Slowly. While making sure the obnoxious customer stays there to make sure everything goes right. Without a place to sit, something to drink, or air, if at all possible.
That's what I would do too. He wants to wait while I slowly count it out, no problem. I'll just have one of my coworkers open another register for the rest of the customers. And this guy's gonna be here a long time while I count every single one of those coins.
thats what i would say!
@@Dayvit78 My attitude there would be "I'm getting paid doing this".
@@Londronable Exactly. It's the same BS as the rest of the job, so just turn off your brain and go through the motions. At the end of the day you get your money.
Gotta admit this is my favorite episode. I almost started to cry when Ben lifted that bag of change.
The bass drop makes it so perfect
“Okay well, I’m going to count all this before you can take the product. So you can wait for an hour or so, or come back later to get the product. Your choice!”
This reminds me of the time I had a bank teller with an incredibly nasty attitude so I asked her to pay out my $1200 check in ones. they got pissed and called their manager, who knew their personality so told them to start counting :)
You feel smug about wasting your own time? While she gets paid by the hour?
@@IdiotamSpielen It isn't a waste as far as I'm concerned. Even her manager said that I'm not even close to the first person she had pissed off. But I was the first to make her do something so tedious.
Me in such a situation as a customer-tempered veteran: "Of course i'm going to count this. Please be patient while i'm doing this. Might take a while. :) "
You know I'm hourly, right? I hope you have the free day. Let's count!
Yup always forced the customer to wait for me to recount it all but not only that, whenever a new customer showed up I would stop counting and handle their orders. Coin person just had to wait for me to be available to count again XD
just weigh one coin and then weigh all coins divide the total weight by the weight of 1 coin and you'll have the number of coins
@@arandomzy Which only works of it's all the same coins. :)
@@arandomzy Two problems. What if they don't have a scale that is sensitive enough to detect a coin, and what if it was mixed denominations?
1:25
"Unless you can think of another way to pay"
I was half expecting Ben to take that as a weird sexual thing
Well after that badly blurred wang a month ago... they might be planning a side hustle and this was the version *not* posted to the secret onlyfans account
@@fomoran
What badly blurred wang?? Idle hands want to know.
I was expecting him to say: OK, I just did now process the transaction.
@@Aeroldoth3 they had a video that had an adventurer stealing all the gear from a quest giver.
At the end a character shuffled by wearing nothing but a pair of glasses and a blur effect that revealed his dong for a few seconds.
The comments were all about them preparing the effect and reposting rather than get a guideline violation against them...
So if you find the right vid, plenty of comments will give your idle hands a timestamp to follow
@@fomoran
Thank you for answering!
My local bank will have anyone who tries paying their bank loans in this manner arrested. "Creating a public disturbance"
His face when there's a coin counter machine behind the desk.
Finally someone said it.
I had a SBO in the area, who once got paid a hundred bucks in quarters, and from then on had a coin counter. However, if you paid more than 30 bucks in pure coins, he would charge you a nickel per coin roller he had to use. Had a sign up and everything.
He was surprised how many people just wanted him to roll money for him. Made about fifty bucks a month letting people use his machine to roll money.
I actually do this to people! Lol
@@kickencloud Don't banks actually charge more to roll money? It's a pretty decent side earning all things considered.
@@kickencloud if you paid more than 30 bucks in pure coins, he would charge you a nickel per coin roller he had to use. Had a sign up and everything.
*"HEY LOOK AT THAT CUSTOMER, HE HAS TOO MUCH GOLD COIN!!!" - "YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS, LET'S MUG EM !!!"*
But Bernard, he's looks like me!
"crying" I HAVE SO MUCH MONEY!
@Risyad XMI We muggers...
"Did I mention that, I want me gold?"
@@igorbobryshev2783 and what do muggers do
He's even nice enough to tip the retail employee
Comeback: "just a moment please, I'll count the money and you'll receive your receipt then"
You missed a perfect scene right after he leaves. Cut to several hours later, "$148.50" showing the sudden realisation that he doesn't even get to keep the tip.
Really? So Ben paid in 1 dollar coins but it would be 148.50? Ok then
@@sholva6809 he counted out 15 as he placed them down. The 1% surcharge was $1.50. Are you sure he wasn’t paying in dimes?
"Ah sorry I must have missed the giant coinstar sign as I was walking in could you remind me where that was again?"
I absolutely want to count it. And no, you aren't going anywhere until I do.
Oops, it's closing time now. Guess you'll have to try again tomorrow.
Who let Ben out of the closet? OUTRAGEOUS
Ben? That's Ellie.
My best guess? He got so hungry that he ate his shirt, his *red* shirt, the *red PLAYTECH* company looking shirt, then when he got hungry again he snuck out of the closet again only to find out about Rowans unique problem when it comes to telling the difference between employees and customers.
WHO LET THE BEN OUT? WHO, WHO WHO WHO?
100% Outrageous
Ellie could be Ben in a costume / trans lol
Alan was stopping himself so hard not to murder Ben
Close the door and pull out a sword. Like before hahaha
I see it more as a grudge,remember when Ben was playing Dark Souls and Alan's NPC ghost purposely mislead him to his doom a couple of times after 2 helpful messages. Think of it as "Revenge of Ben!"
On you referring to white shirt saga?
Didn't he already murder him before?
Faretheewell, Ben. Faretheewell, Ben. Hey hey hey, goodbye.