@@yazanfarraj5499, I love Chris Farley too. Just curious, I've asked this to many people, have you considered Jack Black to sort of be the Chris Farley of the 2000s? Jack's sort of played the same type of big overweight goofball type of characters, clumsy and not always too bright. But I'm still saying that he's just sort of like Chris Farley because he's not quite as funny as Farley was
I never realized when I was a kid just how deep and meaningful the story of this movie was. Its a lesson in confidence and learning how to win and succeed
I dunno man... it was a buddy comedy with a sappy message attached to it. They were a dime a dozen back then. Calling it deep and meaningful feels like too much imo, but its cool you got so much out of it!
@@CyckOne You're right, but people are seeing these older movies in a different way at the moment because the comedy movies of today are completely souless.
well he was a capitalist to begin with (he owned a factory = the means of production). so it's a fantasy story on how to succeed if you're a capitalist in a movie.
The actress who played Helen proves there are no small parts, only small actors. She only had a few lines in this movie, but every one she had was delivered perfectly and, along with her facial expressions, made her one of the funniest and most memorable characters in this movie.
So true. I can't think of them off the top of my head at the moment (maybe because of whiskey), but there are so many waitress, cashier, pharmacist ... essentially customer service roles that when cast perfectly (not famously) are so, so good.
@@ragingmcqueen, yes, well I don't party much anymore. And I'm overweight but not as fat as Farley was. And I rarely drink anymore. But since I'm 45, I still better lose some weight if I don't want my first heart attack or stroke to be while I'm still 40-something, or 50-something
@Tucker Johnson, no, you're not wrong. It was drug overdose, I think. Well, some of it. But I also had thought it was also due to careless lifestyle in general. I was never totally sure. I don't think doctors were ever able to completely pinpoint cause of death.
I like how they never apologize to each other for the fight. But they're playing the "I'm sorry" song while they look at each other in a remorseful way. It's kinda brilliant.
In spite of Helen saying "god you're sick", she definitely liked Tommy after his number there, since Helen looked like someone who was usually grumpy with everyone, and wouldn't have ended up deciding to turn the fryers back on for them. She even smiled when deciding to do so
The last minute of this clip is honestly a great scene. People buy you as much as they buy your product. If more sales people internalized this, they’d sell better.
I used the sugar packet line on a young waitress one time, she took two steps away from the table turned around excitedly and pointed at me saying, "Tommyboy!" That was awesome.
@Pepe Lopez, he wasn't a bad person, he was just reckless and into drugs, which did help contribute to his early death. But that doesn't make one a "bad" person. Besides, he sure made us laugh
@@michaelpryor78 you're right. It's easy to mistaken a drug abuser as reckless. But they're not intentionally trying to be, they're just struggling with addictions. Chris Farley always meant well and he was a good guy.
Chris Farley was such a great actor, I really wish he was alive today. He would have made many great movies, and so many people laugh, he was such a great man!
@@johnmathius1000 slightly less late to you, but that's not true. Everyone can achieve peace and happiness, regardless of any past experiences, it just takes a little bit of digging
Yeah, I have the feeling few people even know about the book anymore so they don't know he's spoofing Lenny and his unfortunate tendency to kill puppies by petting them too hard.
This was filmed at the legendary salty dawg saloon in kleinburg Ontario. Used to be a great spot. Thursday nights were 50 cent wings. We all wanted wingy
"we still got that meatlover's pizza in the trunk" To this day I still wonder why they would have one of those in their trunk...and what it would taste like.
I can still remember the first time I watched this movie. When the hood flew up while they were singing I have never laughed so hard in my life. My stomach hurt so bad and I was crying it's hard to find movies that make you do that lol
These guys were hilarious together!! They were the new Laurel and Hardy of the 90s!! I always loved Chris Farleys movies!! I remember watching this scene for the first time, and I couldnt stop laughing!!! :)
Patrick that line is the one everybody overlooks but it is the most genius! Funny but also and actual anecdote for sales. Glad someone else noticed it...
Don't worry, since I saw this movie in the theater all those years ago, I thought he was saying "indian" as well. Thank you @Shaun Pearson for pointing this out.
@S S I'm not the superhero di ck thirsty fanboy that assumed I was talking about Marvel movies to begin with. But ten year old's don't have much on the mind but superheroes huh (;
@BWGgy That's why it's always best to buy shrimp raw. You can de-turd them before they're cooked and not make them look messy when they're ready to be served. As a prep-cook I use to clean them many times before I grilled,fried,boiled or added them into pasta.
To This day I'm 61 now I still recite many of the scenes from the movie it still gets me right in the belly just thinking about it. Not many people left today who have that kind of talent who can just make you laugh till you cry. Chris Farley was amazing at it, remember the motivational speaker 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Remember when you were with the Beatles 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The world misses you Chris. 💔
So sad he had to go early seeing this as a kid he became my adult idol for the longest time. Can't believe it's been almost 20 yrs since his passing 😥😤
The scene that gets me everytime is the one where from across the lake Tommy yells at the boys and tell them that he's going to shove the oar right up their asses!!!! LMFAO 😂 DEAD
Moral of the scene and movie, be yourself, dont try to live up unobtainable expectations or fill the shoes of a greater man. Just follow your calling and be yourself with confidence I could be wrong.
The part when he kills his roll is actually an homage to Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Tommy Boy has a similar theme and plot to OMAM: two guys (one small and smart, the other large and slow) who reluctantly love each other stuck together on the road while trying to get by during difficult economic times. In OMAM Lenny accidentally kills small animals by loving them too aggressively. That is is subtle reference being made in this scene.
You know, I think Kevin James' roll in Grown Ups would've belonged to Chris Farley had he never died, 'cause Chris was the perfect comedy actor for that.
I'm 10 years late, so I'll reply. I think you're right. Adam Sandler wrote Grown-ups back in the 90s, and Kevin James role was written with Chris in mind. I think Adam, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Rob Schneider would have all still played their roles, but Chris Farley would have been in the movie. I think Adam wanted to make the movie in the late 90s, but unfortunately, Chris died.
I wonder how crazy Shrek was gonna be with Chris Farley. Amazing how iconic Mike Myers made the voice but I heard a snippet of Farley and it sounded like it was gonna be good.
The way I understand it was that it was originally a completely different movie, with Shrek being a much more sympathetic character who always hated how people were so disgusted and afraid of him. Of course, the movie was redone when Mike Myers come on so it would fit his style of comedy better, with Shrek _wanting_ people to be afraid of him and becoming the movie we all know.
@@charlieharper886 Mike's Shrek didn't really like being alone either. He made it seem that way because he thinks he's better off that way and nothing can change it. Even though it seems like he wanted to scare off others, he actually did want companionship, but because he was a hermit for so long, it took a while before he opened up.
theres a wing truck in DT Austin called "Tommy Want Wingy" makes me laugh every time I see it.
That's awesome. I wonder how many people know what it's from?
Damn a wing truck thats awesome all we have around here is ice cream and nasty taco roach buses
I can’t believe I found this comment!!! I have a picture of that exact food trucks logo! Awesome :)
I love that
search and destroy: sending someone to locate this truck. for research and science
Scene gets me every single time when she says, “God, you’re sick”. 😂😂
But it worked! He got his wings! 😄 😁 🤣
"I love my little naughty pet...you're naughty!"
Hilarious- Farley was a genius.
B.J. Funk he duznt evun DO math u azzhol...
GREATEST physical comedian of the modern age. A travesty he died way too young.
He was hilarious RIP chris
@@MrBalrog64, yes he did. I'm overweight and 45, older than he was when he died, I can't believe I'm still here.
@@yazanfarraj5499, I love Chris Farley too. Just curious, I've asked this to many people, have you considered Jack Black to sort of be the Chris Farley of the 2000s? Jack's sort of played the same type of big overweight goofball type of characters, clumsy and not always too bright. But I'm still saying that he's just sort of like Chris Farley because he's not quite as funny as Farley was
I never realized when I was a kid just how deep and meaningful the story of this movie was. Its a lesson in confidence and learning how to win and succeed
I dunno man... it was a buddy comedy with a sappy message attached to it. They were a dime a dozen back then. Calling it deep and meaningful feels like too much imo, but its cool you got so much out of it!
Yeah you right
@@CyckOne You're right, but people are seeing these older movies in a different way at the moment because the comedy movies of today are completely souless.
well he was a capitalist to begin with (he owned a factory = the means of production). so it's a fantasy story on how to succeed if you're a capitalist in a movie.
@@mauricecornforth1233 that's the most boring summary of this movie I've ever heard.
The actress who played Helen proves there are no small parts, only small actors. She only had a few lines in this movie, but every one she had was delivered perfectly and, along with her facial expressions, made her one of the funniest and most memorable characters in this movie.
No joke, "god you're sick" is still an inside joke with my friends.
So true. I can't think of them off the top of my head at the moment (maybe because of whiskey), but there are so many waitress, cashier, pharmacist ... essentially customer service roles that when cast perfectly (not famously) are so, so good.
The best line is “let me check.... yep.... it’s closed”
@@GuitarGangsterArmi lol the best
well said Peter
I based my entire career in sales around this scene
I'm watching Tommy Boy clips because I have hit a dry patch and I feel like driving my car into a bridge abutment
This is truly therapeutic
Me too
Just starting in sales and Tommy Boy was square one for me, lmao.
Me too , 15 years later , finance director
@@GREALER So, there's hope!
Tommy likey, tommy want wingy!
I love how Helen writes down the “ sugar packet” order 🙄 LOL Brilliant casting.
I never noticed that. I saw this in theaters and a million times since. Just now realized how funny that is😂
That's writing and directing not casting. She did it because director and the script told her to.
thanks for all the laughs chris farley we sure do miss ya
🙏
@@ragingmcqueen, he died so young. I'm overweight and 45 now, and still here, I can't believe it.
@@alvexok5523 well. He was a pretty big party guy
@@ragingmcqueen, yes, well I don't party much anymore. And I'm overweight but not as fat as Farley was. And I rarely drink anymore. But since I'm 45, I still better lose some weight if I don't want my first heart attack or stroke to be while I'm still 40-something, or 50-something
@Tucker Johnson, no, you're not wrong. It was drug overdose, I think. Well, some of it. But I also had thought it was also due to careless lifestyle in general. I was never totally sure. I don't think doctors were ever able to completely pinpoint cause of death.
Hard to believe that it has been twenty five years since we lost this wonderful man.
God rest his soul
No, I can believe it.
“God, you’re sick.”
I like how they never apologize to each other for the fight. But they're playing the "I'm sorry" song while they look at each other in a remorseful way. It's kinda brilliant.
Yeah. All these years I've watched this movie, I've noticed it but I've picked up on it. The irony of this scene.
"God you're sick."
The little chuckle and the look on his face afterwards is priceless.
I identify so much with Helen now as an adult I swear.
In spite of Helen saying "god you're sick", she definitely liked Tommy after his number there, since Helen looked like someone who was usually grumpy with everyone, and wouldn't have ended up deciding to turn the fryers back on for them. She even smiled when deciding to do so
Thanks helen, Tommy likey tommy want wingy.
Best line in the movie IMO.
Tommy: Are you sure it's closed?
Helen: let me check.....
Yup. It's closed
🤣
I love Richard's reaction when she says that. Lmao
“Hey everybody, it’s Tony Robbins”
To this day I still use that to completely ruin a nice speech or moment around me. I love this movie 😂
this is me with women.
same here bro
same here bro
Me, too.
magicspells
magicspells don't worry no women on here will see this
He ain't wrong. She DOES look like a Helen.
No. That face didn't launch a thousand ships; maybe sank a few.
@@shaunpearson7905 sure she did. The other way!
Give us a "p", "a" and a "t" and we have an elephant
@@shaunpearson7905 Lol. Your all kinds of wrong.
Ive thought that since the day this movie came out
The last minute of this clip is honestly a great scene. People buy you as much as they buy your product. If more sales people internalized this, they’d sell better.
I can't count the number of times I have been at a restaurant and said "I'll just have a ssssugar packet or two."
Definitely gonna start that next time I'm at olive garden or a steak house
I can do that for you. None.
ME TOOOOOOOO!!!
TOMMY LIKEY, TOMMY WANT WINGEY
awesome :D
I'm here lord and savior
How I respond when my wife is in lingerie
"Jo Jo the idiot circus boy with a pretty new pet!" 😂😂😂😂😅😅😅
You can tell he did part of that skit on the spot. Your naughty!! Tommy likey, Tommy wants wingy. This part of the movie gets me laughing in tears.
*you're
Chris Farley was awesome. If he was still around we'd be laughing hard as ever
+nate borunda I know, right?
Possibly, also possibly, he'd be like Adam Sandler now. Coasting.
I know one thing, we woukdnt have witnessed the tragedy that IS kevin james... If only Adam Sandler had answered his fuckin phone man...
Chris Farley is still awesome.
@@JoeyMcGovs, yes, he's still with us
I love the little head drop he does at 2:29. I've seen him do similar stuff in some other scenes, and it's one of my favorite things he did.
Chris Farley displays such a high level of acting that is rarely see nowadays
My 2 best friends and I would quote this whole movie back in the 90’s. What a beautiful time it was ❤️😂
I used the sugar packet line on a young waitress one time, she took two steps away from the table turned around excitedly and pointed at me saying, "Tommyboy!"
That was awesome.
It is awesome when random people catch your references. Hope you're doing well
Did ya bang her how was it
I know Chris Farley is in Heaven making the angels laugh right now.
Yes, he is
@Pepe Lopez, he wasn't a bad person, he was just reckless and into drugs, which did help contribute to his early death. But that doesn't make one a "bad" person. Besides, he sure made us laugh
@Pepe Lopez He made mistakes. Even good people are capable of that. So HOW exactly was he bad?
@@alvexok5523 In the last year of his life, he sought treatment for addiction and obesity like 16 times. That's called suffering, not recklessness.
@@michaelpryor78 you're right. It's easy to mistaken a drug abuser as reckless. But they're not intentionally trying to be, they're just struggling with addictions. Chris Farley always meant well and he was a good guy.
"Hey Everybody it's Tony Robbins!!"
Every time I see Farley, I feel sad and happy at the same time. Man, I miss Farley!
Chris Farley was such a great actor, I really wish he was alive today. He would have made many great movies, and so many people laugh, he was such a great man!
i blame the speedball
Chris Farley still is!!
I could see him in a serious roll as well.
Chris Farley was Not actor. He was just good at being funny sometimes, that’s not an actor. He always played the same character in all his movies
@@nsasupporter7557
SHUT UP!!! Wtf is your problem?
1:46 i cannot listen to this noise without bursting out in laughter!!!!! Also i love Helen’s reaction!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm proud to say my 10 year old quotes this whole scene 😁
Janelle Hargan, you have succeeded as a parent
Wonderful child raising!!!!
Well done
I have failed my son.
My daughter quotes UHF so na na nanny boo boo!!!
Let me check
Yep it's closed
Okay I guess I'll just have a sugar packet or two
Such a burn.
Got to be one of the funniest clips ever. Spade and Farley together, who woulda thunk it. It's too bad Chris couldn't find happiness.
What do you mean who woulda thunk it? They were best friends all throughout SNL! It was only a matter of when, not if!
I know I'm late to the party on your commit. I feel as if most of us wouldn't find happiness. No matter where we look. But that's life. Lol
@@johnmathius1000 slightly less late to you, but that's not true. Everyone can achieve peace and happiness, regardless of any past experiences, it just takes a little bit of digging
This whole pet sales analogy is a clear reference to "of mice and men".
Yeah, I have the feeling few people even know about the book anymore so they don't know he's spoofing Lenny and his unfortunate tendency to kill puppies by petting them too hard.
Naughty pet, YOU'RE NAUGHTY !
This was filmed at the legendary salty dawg saloon in kleinburg Ontario. Used to be a great spot. Thursday nights were 50 cent wings. We all wanted wingy
Lol!!!
In all seriousness. She actually really does look like a Helen. Lol
I was thinking more along the lines of an Inez or perhaps a Gretchen.
"we still got that meatlover's pizza in the trunk"
To this day I still wonder why they would have one of those in their trunk...and what it would taste like.
Farley never went anywhere without a pizza in the trunk, lol
I feel so bad for him. God rest his gentle soul.
I can still remember the first time I watched this movie. When the hood flew up while they were singing I have never laughed so hard in my life. My stomach hurt so bad and I was crying it's hard to find movies that make you do that lol
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Eres tu!
These guys were hilarious together!! They were the new Laurel and Hardy of the 90s!! I always loved Chris Farleys movies!! I remember watching this scene for the first time, and I couldnt stop laughing!!! :)
"My dad was smart I'm not"
"Very true"
Hahahhaha
I've often said _Tommy Boy_ was the _Citizen Kane_ of the 1990's.
Ummmmm..........
Black Sheep was better
Man I miss Chris Farley so much.
"God you're sick". 😆😆😆
"We've still got that meat lover's pizza in the trunk"
Patrick that line is the one everybody overlooks but it is the most genius! Funny but also and actual anecdote for sales. Glad someone else noticed it...
Anyone doing the math as to how long the pizza has been in that trunk? Let’s just say there is no longer love in that pizza.
might be the most underrated line in this scene!
God I love Chris Farley, thanks to my uncle who raised me on 90s movies haha. I'm 32 lol
Hilarious scene. It's always cracked me up, especially "JoJo, the Indian Circus Boy." Farley was awesome.
_Idiot_ Circus Boy :)
You're right! My bad. Just listened to it with you word in mind and it's clear. Thanks.
Don't worry, since I saw this movie in the theater all those years ago, I thought he was saying "indian" as well. Thank you @Shaun Pearson for pointing this out.
The way he says Indian/idiot, it’s so close it’s so hard to tell which he’s saying. All these years I’ve been convinced he was saying Indian.
Lol I thought it was Indian too. Omg lol I thought he was taking about my race specifically and that made it funnier 😂 well now I'm Jojo the idiot 😂
wtf happen to movies.....please 90s....come back......
SERIOUSLY!!!
Freaking political correctness🤦♀️🤦♀️
uhh movies are still good tf
@S S I'm not the superhero di ck thirsty fanboy that assumed I was talking about Marvel movies to begin with. But ten year old's don't have much on the mind but superheroes huh (;
Movies now days are over the top to be funny
"Tommy likey. Tommy want wingey"
They don't make movies like they used to...
the 90's had some incredible comedys. SNL cast from that time period (and the writers) were beyond hilarious.
It’s a shame😔
Mark Perez they used to not make movies like they did before that too
yes its all digital now
I miss movies from the 1980s and 1990s. I need a good binge...
This describes my date last weekend. Not the mark on the face but why I couldn't make the sale.
Those 2 were so great together!
Even though Richard couldn’t stand Tommy he saw his natural ability and motivated him
“And I massage it…”
That’s where I break every time. RIP my hero Chris.
"Eww why do you always have to de-turd these things" finally makes sense to me
What does it mean?
@BWGgy
That's why it's always best to buy shrimp raw.
You can de-turd them before they're cooked and not make them look messy when they're ready to be served. As a prep-cook I use to clean them many times before I grilled,fried,boiled or added them into pasta.
@@vladimir-savage72 You're a saint.
@BWGgy Crapulance 🤣
There are times I'm thankful for a shellfish allergy.
Still cracks me up to this day 😂 Chris Farley!
This is one of my favorite scenes ever.
God your beautiful 😍😍
To This day I'm 61 now I still recite many of the scenes from the movie it still gets me right in the belly just thinking about it. Not many people left today who have that kind of talent who can just make you laugh till you cry. Chris Farley was amazing at it, remember the motivational speaker 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Remember when you were with the Beatles
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The world misses you Chris. 💔
I love this movie, rip Chris Farley🥰
The casting in this movie from every aspect is so spot on.
So sad he had to go early seeing this as a kid he became my adult idol for the longest time. Can't believe it's been almost 20 yrs since his passing 😥😤
I miss this David Spade
i miss him being the straight man
@@OmniTriforce3 wait.. David is gay?
@@cosmosaodyssey2188 straight man as in straight-faced, chris farley was the goofy one. david spade was the serious one
How in the hell did he make that sound at 1:46????
I'm not sure, but Michael Winslow would be impressed.
Yeah, sounds like metal plates scraping against each othgr
Talent
Basically if you tried to quack like a duck and freak out simultaneously
Everyone loves this part. I miss our Era and Farley! God rest Chris Farley soul
This is my favorite movie of all time
That roll took a beating.....
In all seriousness, this is really a pretty great clip on sales.
It’s extremely accurate on every level. I buy YOU, not the product you push.
The scene that gets me everytime is the one where from across the lake Tommy yells at the boys and tell them that he's going to shove the oar right up their asses!!!! LMFAO 😂 DEAD
"God you're sick" lol. Perfect.
2:07 he has such a pure and innocent look on his face. 😢
R.I.P. TO ONE OF THE GREATEST COMEDIANS EVER!!!! Thank you Chris for the AMAZING memories!!!!! #CHIPPENDALES! :)))
God I miss chris Farley, he was such a beautiful person
Chris Farley still is!
Bro Richards face when she says, “Yep it’s closed.”😂😂😂
I never understood why they only served cold food and dessert before dinner
Aww he didn't suck as a salesperson. He made the people at the next table listen in on his incredibly pitch.
I like this scene because he shows he can put up a good sales pitch and he wants the wings he gets them
The look on her face when he tore apart the biscuit makes you wonder if she knew it was going to happen
When he rips that dinner roll apart
Thats my love life😄
Tht sound he makes is amazing when he rips apart the bread
Fun fact: the role for Helen was originally written for Roseanne Barr.
Bullet dodged!
you can completely see it. the actress did a fine job but it's 100% a Roseanne delivery
Damn thanks for that, makes 100% sense
Moral of the scene and movie, be yourself, dont try to live up unobtainable expectations or fill the shoes of a greater man. Just follow your calling and be yourself with confidence I could be wrong.
The part when he kills his roll is actually an homage to Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Tommy Boy has a similar theme and plot to OMAM: two guys (one small and smart, the other large and slow) who reluctantly love each other stuck together on the road while trying to get by during difficult economic times. In OMAM Lenny accidentally kills small animals by loving them too aggressively. That is is subtle reference being made in this scene.
I never released that correlation. But you're totally right.🤺
I thought so.
"You want this or American Gladiators?"
(Sadly) "Gladiators..."
I regularly say to my girlfriend "Tommy likey, Tommy want wingey!" lol
Me and my lady will be ordering pizza and she ask if I want wings...can you guess what my natural response is
@@felix123220 😎🤝😂
“You’re sick”
Spades speech about sales is pretty accurate, they're buying the sales person not the product.
This scene is Great cause it teaches you how to be a sells person. Just confidence and perseverance is the key to selling.
“Tommy likey, Tommy want wingy!” 😂 love that
R.I.P. Chris Farley
This movie taught moral values and was hilarious. You had to root for Chris
You know, I think Kevin James' roll in Grown Ups would've belonged to Chris Farley had he never died, 'cause Chris was the perfect comedy actor for that.
I'm 10 years late, so I'll reply.
I think you're right. Adam Sandler wrote Grown-ups back in the 90s, and Kevin James role was written with Chris in mind. I think Adam, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Rob Schneider would have all still played their roles, but Chris Farley would have been in the movie. I think Adam wanted to make the movie in the late 90s, but unfortunately, Chris died.
“Let me check, (doesn’t move a muscle) YUP, it’s closed” 😂😂😂
Just watched big fat Greek wedding 3 and instantly recognized who Helen was! I can’t believe I never noticed her in the first 2 😂
I wonder how crazy Shrek was gonna be with Chris Farley. Amazing how iconic Mike Myers made the voice but I heard a snippet of Farley and it sounded like it was gonna be good.
The way I understand it was that it was originally a completely different movie, with Shrek being a much more sympathetic character who always hated how people were so disgusted and afraid of him. Of course, the movie was redone when Mike Myers come on so it would fit his style of comedy better, with Shrek _wanting_ people to be afraid of him and becoming the movie we all know.
@@charlieharper886 Mike's Shrek didn't really like being alone either. He made it seem that way because he thinks he's better off that way and nothing can change it. Even though it seems like he wanted to scare off others, he actually did want companionship, but because he was a hermit for so long, it took a while before he opened up.
Patsy Cline singing "I'm sorry" in the background is icing on the cake.
David Spade is cute
“Right here, not here…or here so much…but right here.” Jesus what happened to your face? 😂