🤣🤣🤣 It had me on the floor laughing at first, but when I got a chance to take a break from my laughter, I realized I don’t know whether I should laugh or cry. Very wicked performance, they should both be nominated.❤
Yeah, I really hated it when my doctor was like "why don't you try a vegan diet" and I asked him if he was willing to write a prescription because that's the only damn way I could get help for it. 😂
@@balkee42 it’s a Canadian brand of cheese and it’s the best! But expensive. Costco is the best place to buy it. They make all kinds of cheddars that have won awards.
Apples 9.99 Carrots 8.94 Crackers 13.95 Jam 15.98 Sparkling Water 11.99 Balderson Cheese 57.95 Brie Cheese 36.95 Cucumber 16.00 Deli Meats 73.19 Grapes 12.90 Missing GST on at least the sparkling water, and lucky she didn't get charged for the mixed nuts :)
Never sparing the drama, 22 minutes has most times managed to depict quite accurately the reality of modern society in a very comedic way in spite of doing so within the boundaries of a network that specializes in government propaganda
Я так сегодня яйца покупал в магазине. 160 рублей за десяток с1 и последняя упаковка в магазине. Плакали все. Я, очередь за мной, кассирша, охранник и даже директор магазина.
I'm a cashier... That was pretty funny.... Cracks me up when the same people come to the store every day on their way home from work to buy just dinner.... Everyday.
Canada should increase immigration beyond the point that there isn't enough food infrastructure to go around for the population and we all become thin and starve. Meanwhile, most people live on the street because there isn't enough housing infrastructure. That's what I'm planning to vote for.
I gotta say that this has happened to me more than once and my partner has been like: no way in hell that you're gonna put all back, you gotta pay up dont make us embarrassed 😂
I remember when 3000 rubles was enough to feed a family of three and their dog for a week, an average shopping cart. That was 110 USD back then. Now 3000 rubles buys you a shopping basket, enough for two adults for maybe two to three days. Buuuut, 3000 rubles is now like 34 USD, the 110 I mentioned earlier is still technically good for a week for a family of three and their dog.
That’s so me at the grocery store every week 😢 Well, inside. AND my rent just went up. Ugh I buy just a few items, and the computer says I am at nearly $100. How is that possible? It never used to be like this. National Statistics show that today’s adults are far more unlikely to be as successful as their parents because of the way the economy is. The average wage in the 80s was 50K a year. Now it’s 56K a year. So it hasn’t gone up very much. But prices on everything have more than quadrupled! So when people complain about the new generation complaining too much, I’m sorry, but it seems to me they have a lot to complain about. They can’t keep their head above water. And then they have to rely on their parents to help them out with bills which really deteriorates their sense of confidence.
Gonna start growing grapes. Apple tree , apricot . Veggies. Winter green house . Lol I have to be carefull. Few little things eat out your broken broke. Lol. Hilarious . Cashiers must see pain all day long. Lol.
Helps if you only buy some fruit/cheaper fruit. I see so many middle class families buying fresh apples. strawberries, raspberries, grapes, and blueberries all at the same time. Cause "healthy". Why not just strawberries, when on sale, and bananas instead? Or next week a giant bag of grapes (on sale) and a few kiwi. A lot of families buy sooo much fruit that you really don't need unless you have like a family of 6. And then they buy the most expensive/organic brand of fruit too. Like, of course fruit is going to be $60. Whenever I buy fruit, I only buy on sale, or buy a bag of frozen fruit. If I'm tight on budget I don't eat fruit every day, just every other day.
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“But I promise you’re gonna get home and wonder, what did I even buy?”
That part got me
"AHHHH AHHYUGHUHHH"
I paid 50$ at Kaufland in Romania, a poor country, and when I got home I didn't even had anything to eat 😭
Like wtf did I even buy?!
She should be nominated for Oscars just for this scene 😁
Reminds me of a friend's scene where Monica loses Ross's trivia gams.
Monica and this lady both deserve oscars
It would have been funnier if at the end the cashier asked Patricia if she wanted to donate to the children's society
😭😭😭
You're horrible. I love it
This honestly kills me every time it comes up after shopping. I'm like, "I'm the one that needs donating to."
😅😢😢😂😂😂😂😂 very true
Or if he said, “now bags cost 5 cents each, how many bags would you like to buy?”
As a Walmart cashier I feel this shit in my soul 🤣 “Don’t look up there it only makes it worse” took me ouuttttt 💀
🤣🤣🤣 It had me on the floor laughing at first, but when I got a chance to take a break from my laughter, I realized I don’t know whether I should laugh or cry.
Very wicked performance, they should both be nominated.❤
I'm crying. I literally just got off the phone with my husband and he said "don't forget the cheese board." 🤣😂😭
You're watching TH-cam while shopping groceries?
The labour pains of grocery shoping.
Take care, and all the best!
Came here from the NutshellAnimations short using some of the audio.
This original clip is hilarious too!!!!!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Same here lmao
Please give me the link to the Nutshell animations one love them
Same 😂
Samee 😂
this was so accurate and relatable, thanks
This is so well written and performed, and it's funny 'cause it's true.
Why is that a pitty?
I have watched this MANY times and always crack up. Well done!!
What’s the name of this movie?
Omg this is way too funny had me in tears!!!!!!!!
Those 2 are getting me to watch 22 Minutes again. I nearly split a gut.
And this is why dumpster diving is now a 'line up and wait your turn' phenomena.
And aroma!
This was great 😂 also accurate, the little things do indeed add up 🤷
Totally how I feel about the price of groceries!!!
Your going to get home and wonder what did I even buy? 😂😂😂
Literally me when my doctor said you need to eat more vegetables and berries during the winter 😭
Yeah, I really hated it when my doctor was like "why don't you try a vegan diet" and I asked him if he was willing to write a prescription because that's the only damn way I could get help for it. 😂
if I was an extra in this skit- I would’ve been dying of laughter so hard LMFAO
this one was the best of the year!
When he said she was locked in, I knew he wasn’t telling her “to lock in” but in my brain that made it so much funnier
"Why do we have to be a Balderson's household?!" 🤣🧀
I only buy Balderson too😂
Tf is baldersons
@@balkee42 it’s a Canadian brand of cheese and it’s the best! But expensive. Costco is the best place to buy it. They make all kinds of cheddars that have won awards.
@@DioneN thanks I didn’t get that reference either
I had not had such a good laugh in a long time 😂😂😂😂😂 thank you! 🥲
Nothing as ever been so accurate.
Has to be the clip of the decade!!
Apples 9.99
Carrots 8.94
Crackers 13.95
Jam 15.98
Sparkling Water 11.99
Balderson Cheese 57.95
Brie Cheese 36.95
Cucumber 16.00
Deli Meats 73.19
Grapes 12.90
Missing GST on at least the sparkling water, and lucky she didn't get charged for the mixed nuts :)
Omg…how I feel inside when checking out..this made me laugh
Well done!
Well, they're not wrong. Going to grocery store is an expensive venture, even if you're just out of bread.
I've heard that scream before. And no, I wasn't chained up in patent leather with stiletto heels digging into my back.
I’m dying, this is so true 😭😭😭
This is brilliant 😂😂
I remember when conventionally grown foods went past the cost of organic foods a few years ago.
This is so real it made me cry instead of laughing.
Cheese. Canada. These two words are mutually exclusive.
Have you never heard of Poutine?
I really love this show 🤣
LOLOLOLOL --- sometimes I feel like screamimg, too!!!
Never sparing the drama, 22 minutes has most times managed to depict quite accurately the reality of modern society in a very comedic way in spite of doing so within the boundaries of a network that specializes in government propaganda
My internal self at the grocery.
Best one yet
I laughed first, now Im just crying.
the music makes it so perfect
1:45 " I will call it Carl "
literally my best friend this morning
Thanks for making me laugh instead of crying
She was wonderful!!
Super funny
For curiosity you guys have any email?
Aren't these basically pre-pandemic Toronto food prices? ;)
Halifax, not Toronto.
*laughs in Albertan*
Yes. 100% this is reality around the world in 2024.
Best video of 2024 !!!!!
Hello Urban Fare!😂
Потрясающая актриса. Несколько раз пересмотрел ролик, настолько шикарно она играет. 👍👍👍
Я так сегодня яйца покупал в магазине. 160 рублей за десяток с1 и последняя упаковка в магазине. Плакали все. Я, очередь за мной, кассирша, охранник и даже директор магазина.
You think grocery is expensive now. Just wait for the building materials you have to buy to fix your aging home.
You know your in Canada when you say bucks🤣
They should have asked her to pay for the bag...
$250+ for ONE *home-made* charcuterie board? Shirley you cant be serious?
this made my day
Hope someone does this live at a Loblaws 😂
Why has this not gone viral?
Ya deserve an Oscar
I'm a cashier... That was pretty funny....
Cracks me up when the same people come to the store every day on their way home from work to buy just dinner.... Everyday.
I'm new here and i loved this short film 😍😂
If they want a charcuterie board then they can pay for all the stuff for it.
Canada should increase immigration beyond the point that there isn't enough food infrastructure to go around for the population and we all become thin and starve. Meanwhile, most people live on the street because there isn't enough housing infrastructure. That's what I'm planning to vote for.
I wonder why my parents can even afford food. Just some chicken breasts feels like 100 USD to me....
Truth lol
Groceries in America these days.
So sad but well done
The original Japanese version is better🫤
This was how I felt getting my 60 litres, 13 gallons, of petrol the other day. The $ reel just kept spinning faster and faster.
this is like me when I get a shot at 5 years old
I gotta say that this has happened to me more than once and my partner has been like: no way in hell that you're gonna put all back, you gotta pay up dont make us embarrassed 😂
That’s hilarious. This needs more views you should rename it "What it feels like to grocery shop in 2024"
The quiet revolution has started!
Pretty much how daily US shopping became……..
I saw a japanese version of this!! Cant find it... dont know if it is the original or not!! Pls help me find it!!!
Just yesterday I waited till I got in the car to look at the receipt. I remind myself how much I'm saving by not having it delivered or eating out.
Was this supposed to be a satire or what? Cause it's pretty accurate.
You forgot to ask her if she'd like to donate to insert charity so they can get a tax break.
This is so funny they should make a Japanese version of it
there is a japanese version, I've seen it on instagram, but I can't find it here D=
@@LuisCastellaniI know, Ive watched that video first before this
finding this on Instagram has been driving me nuts saw it then it refreshed and they don't have history of viewed, AHHHHHHH
8% inflation my ass.
How true
Oh, and, there won't be a bright side.
Legit what it feels like lately.
I do believe that there's a hat for that.
What's the name of the movie
I remember when 3000 rubles was enough to feed a family of three and their dog for a week, an average shopping cart. That was 110 USD back then. Now 3000 rubles buys you a shopping basket, enough for two adults for maybe two to three days. Buuuut, 3000 rubles is now like 34 USD, the 110 I mentioned earlier is still technically good for a week for a family of three and their dog.
Omg! This was me a few hours ago.
Why do we have to be a baldersons house? Lol
That’s so me at the grocery store every week 😢 Well, inside. AND my rent just went up. Ugh I buy just a few items, and the computer says I am at nearly $100. How is that possible? It never used to be like this. National Statistics show that today’s adults are far more unlikely to be as successful as their parents because of the way the economy is. The average wage in the 80s was 50K a year. Now it’s 56K a year. So it hasn’t gone up very much. But prices on everything have more than quadrupled! So when people complain about the new generation complaining too much, I’m sorry, but it seems to me they have a lot to complain about. They can’t keep their head above water. And then they have to rely on their parents to help them out with bills which really deteriorates their sense of confidence.
It's funny how they compared it to going through labour HAHHA
I saw this a while ago but appearently there is a japanese version too. I honestly think this one is funnier though.
mr krabs if he had a wife.
So I’m not american but, I wanna ask. Is this really the prices for your groceries?
This short takes place in Canada because Patricia has a TD bank card
Canada right now
He sounds like Jason Bateman
like a doctor and the woman that try to push her children out
Labor Pains (n) The awareness of how many extra hours of your life you need to work to afford even trivial expenses these days.
She still votes blue...🤡
I feel the same pain although I'm on the other side of the earth.what did I even buy！ That makes me sad！
Gonna start growing grapes. Apple tree , apricot . Veggies. Winter green house . Lol
I have to be carefull. Few little things eat out your broken broke. Lol. Hilarious . Cashiers must see pain all day long. Lol.
Helps if you only buy some fruit/cheaper fruit.
I see so many middle class families buying fresh apples. strawberries, raspberries, grapes, and blueberries all at the same time.
Cause "healthy".
Why not just strawberries, when on sale, and bananas instead?
Or next week a giant bag of grapes (on sale) and a few kiwi.
A lot of families buy sooo much fruit that you really don't need unless you have like a family of 6.
And then they buy the most expensive/organic brand of fruit too.
Like, of course fruit is going to be $60.
Whenever I buy fruit, I only buy on sale, or buy a bag of frozen fruit.
If I'm tight on budget I don't eat fruit every day, just every other day.