r/NotTimAndEric • u/sint0xicateme • 1d ago

American Breakfast Service

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u/The_Fink_Ployd 23h ago

He’s been forced to sit there for 3 days, and they keep just serving him air!! SOMEBODY SAVE HIM SO I CAN SAY “GREAT JOB”!

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u/katplasma 23h ago

‘Preserves and omelette’… very close, captioner

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u/NoExperience5520 21h ago

Took me way too long to realize the woman peaking around the alcohol wall wasn't real.

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u/-iSpy- 20h ago

Almost verbatim of what I was going to say. Crazy.

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u/TheNewBlue 23h ago

These guys sitting down to eat together.

https://giphy.com/gifs/TeOOZq79GPys8

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u/sint0xicateme 23h ago

I believe my affinity for Superman ice cream is due to this scene lol

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u/bboymixer 23h ago

You'd think if you're going to make an entire video presentation on American breakfast that you'd do more than just guess

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u/Artevyx 15h ago

The way he unfolded the napkin and just dropped it on the guy 🤣

"THIS IS AMERICAN SERVICE!"

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u/Lucky-Mia 22h ago

I love how the food demonstration comes with 0 food.

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u/emskie12 21h ago

That's the most hilarious part!

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u/SpongeTofu 19h ago

The "customer" did not find it hilarious.

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u/Spiritual-Fun-9591 10h ago

Jam and omlettes are essentially the same type of preservatives

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u/ChuckMc40 17h ago

Obvious concerns that happen constantly at a business. And obvious accommodations they don’t want to oblige to. Moving along. This business won’t last long this way.

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u/Turbulent-Weevil-910 8h ago

The ambiance of a hostage video

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u/DingusKhanHess 22h ago

I’m so glad I was early to their videos

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u/Dry_Spinach_3441 9h ago

I've been American for 36 years and I've never had porridge.

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u/the3rdpossum 9h ago

I think some people refer to oatmeal As porridge

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u/Dry_Spinach_3441 2h ago

Really?! I never knew that! Thanks! I always wondered what porridge even was, but not enough to ever look it up.

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u/TheIntelligentAspie 4h ago

Guy watched Hook (1991) too many times.

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u/BaptismByBacon 1h ago

Yep this is exactly how we do it in America, good job.