How 16 Personalities Order at a Restaurant

[@FrankJames]

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[@fdfyujmjjuogdy9564]

What if I don't have a human friend..?😮 Am gonna share this with my cat. I wonder what personality he has

[@a-dwi]

@@fdfyujmjjuogdy9564 I second this. But I suspect mine is an ISFP too🤔

[@a-dwi]

@@Moitreyee473 Because.. - many of his audience is INFJs - Frank himself is an infj #cmiiw

[@Moitreyee473]

@@a-dwi ok thanks, now I can dlt my cmmt in peace.

[@a-dwi]

@@Moitreyee473 NOOO. But why?? 👁️👄👁️

[@faithg5250]

0:00 - ISTJ 0:13 - ESTP 0:21 - ISFP 0:35 - INTJ 0:45 - ISFJ 0:54 - ESFJ 1:16 - ISTP 1:24 - ENFJ 1:43 - ENTJ 1:55 - ENTP 2:13 - ENFP 2:20 - ESFP 2:28 - ESTJ 2:39 - INFP 3:10 - INTP 3:16 - INFJ

[@mariemayadi1471]

People like you are definitely going to heaven Thank you Soo much

[@sreenidhireddy7092]

Thank you😄

[@shoto485]

There you are! I was worried that you wouldn’t show up.

[@cottoncandy1860]

I am an ESTJ, but I act more like the ISTJ at a restaurant after looking through the menu and not being able to decide for to long...

[@songul_]

You're a hero thx

[@sadlittletroll1738]

INTP here: >reads entire menu >Makes a decision >Practice saying the order in my head, including an amicable smile and a "thank you" at the end >Server gets here >Delivers my line perfectly, along with my amicable smile and "thank you" >Server asks, "how much sugar do you want in your drink?" >Does not compute, stares back blankly

[@beybladerkid5489]

Literally the same. When I make phone call to someone I don’t know I go through several options of what I’ll say and what they’ll say and what I’ll say in response and if they don’t say something I computed for I will hang up.

[@spemka]

I’ve never been described with such accuracy before

[@SB_McCollum]

He thinks INTPs are nothing other than introversion, absolutely nothing. I’ve tested INTP for 40 years and he doesn’t get us, he just dislikes us - A LOT.

[@whianblythe8715]

Accurate haha

[@kool4kats474]

@@SB_McCollum it seems like he thinks we all have severe social anxiety.

[@PaleGhost69]

Hold firm, INTJ. Tell them NO you don't need to hear the specials. We said we already knew!

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

That's right!!

[@abdullahyousef3596]

When you prepared but it turns out to be a sudden.

[@kaydenbreak4283]

We INTJ don't pick things we don't have on our schedule even of its free or special we just want our daily simple things 😂

[@sseracom]

exactly !

[@miyshalopez8586]

If I say I know what I want, then that means I KNOW what I WANT. I don't WANT to hear the specials.

[@CrazyErzy]

i'm an INFP and I kinda developed a way to choose faster, I just look around and see what my friends or my husband ordered and If I like it, I choose it too... or I just make little changes based on that. My ESTP husband sometimes helps me with that, he makes me questions to reduce possibilities and help me know what I'd like, it's like if there are 10 things I'd like, he forms pairs and makes them go into a mini tournament and makes them battle 1 vs 1 till we have a winner 😂 (or at least that's what happens in my mind, in reality he only ask questions and that's all lol). We also share food in some cases because sometimes I order something and I like more his food instead, and also If I don't like something enough or if my eyes were bigger than my belly, he just eats it for me. ♥ uwu

[@footballlover9207]

Your husband sounds sweet! Hope to find me a man someday who will help me to handle situations like that instead of teasing like some may do 😁

[@confusedlemon9289]

I just never look at the menu and choose mozzarella sticks with mashed potatoes and if they dont have one of those or somebody mentions a different food I want then I just have a mental breakdown lol

[@reganstormtail3614]

I like that. I'm an infp too. I usually just repeat the last thing the waiter or person ordering before me says. Or close my eyes and order whatever my finger lands on.

[@messinalyle4030]

I'm an INFP, but I'm a picky enough eater/have strong enough food preferences that I don't tend to have much trouble deciding what I want by the time that everyone else in my party is ready to order. I can usually narrow it down to two or three things that I would most like to eat. And if I don't feel any more of a strong preference of one of those over the other two, I just pick one and tell myself that I'll try that one that day and I'll come back and try one of the others the next time we go to that restaurant.

[@frenfrendy4940]

Yeaa I repeat the same order as my friend's order anytime we ate at new restaurant, and keep ordering the same menu for like forever (with little change here and that) I even only ate chicken rice bowl at the place called "Steak house" since my friend previously ordered that 😂

[@kissmelicia81]

Is it me or is the acting getting better and better? 😯

[@zsemma6599]

Yeah, I definitely felt it in this one!

[@anjithaa8821]

The acting actually getting better! He's a wonderful actor! 😃

[@jesslui4056]

I second this. 10/10. Two thumbs up. Five stars.

[@cloudynights3]

Yup

[@devnail7368]

Yes it's called practice

[@kaylahall1219]

ENFP here; the INFJ was so adorable! Also, dessert first is *THE ONLY* way to roll.

[@ttak83]

Omg feeling exactly the same with your two feedback XD

[@TheFren]

It's also much smarter because it raises the insulin level and then you have more food so it goes down again. Yes, yes.

[@Roozyj]

I've never ordered desert first, but as a vegetarian, I've ordered two appetizers instead of an entree many times, because I don't always feel like mushroom risotto xD

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

[@sams_enfp]

Thanks! - INFJ

[@sarahw8568]

Me, an infp watching this: what the fudge is a restaurant? You mean people eat in public on PURPOSE?!?

[@firespade979]

My brother is an infp and that sounds like something he would do lol

[@toxictric5ter155]

@@sufiya2471 one of the 16 personalities of mbti

[@a-dwi]

@@sufiya2471 lmao I'm sorry but I laughed way too hard on this 🤣

[@lovelytrash]

infj here and same, i only go when i have to and it's always someone else's idea, never mine lol.

[@hannemari4643]

I prefer to get take away... Studying the menu at home, for as long as I want. Also, I now just think about what I want before looking for it at the menu. Saves time. One time they forgot about me and my boyfriend had to ask where my food was... Like, thank you. I love being forgotten about...

[@morghan_]

INFJ - I have NEVER gone to a restaurant by myself because I'd die from the awkwardness. But I do go on what I call "me dates" to places that don't require human interaction like movies or the zoo 🤣

[@cloteasnugy7617]

Definitely

[@niakurnia8576]

I would never go to a restaurant alone. I go to places surrounded by food vendors, buy what I want, and eat it at home

[@bostonterrier2976]

I've done it a couple of times and I spend the first 10 minutes congratulating myself on how cool and independent I am and the next half an hour wondering if everyone is looking at the weird person eating alone

[@larabraver]

@@bostonterrier2976 😂. It does get better as time goes by and your confidence increases. I began to go alone in my early 30s. It helps to remember that we’re all dealing with similar life challenges no matter our personalities.

[@qianaricci4502]

See. I can't do the movies. But I'll do a restaurant but Chipotle doesn't really count does it?

[@ellybean7354]

Ok, for me, an INFP, this is big. I actually worked up the courage to tell the waiter my order was wrong!!! I had been craving the food I ordered and I'm so glad I made sure i got it because it was amazing. Edit: Thank you to all who are congratulating me!

[@loisrabies8713]

This is something I am never able to do. Lol

[@britmicheyeager5995]

Broooo I wish I could!! I’m still too nervous to even speak up if my order is missing smthing ^ ^; you’re an inspiration ✨

[@KatErina-ii6ru]

It gets easier when you get older.. like past 35 😹💞

[@deninpaul7509]

I guess you saw a GTA Mission Accomplished Screen rolling over you right? - INFP 😅😹

[@loisrabies8713]

@@KatErina-ii6ru as a 39 year old I contest it does not. I make my husband do it he likes being a Karen. Lol

[@aprilw2287]

Being an INFP means ordering what you're currently in the mood for and you can't know that ahead of time. Fortunately, I've forced myself to speed up my decision making and, sure it's led to some meal choices I regret but, overall it's less painful than taking forever to decide.

[@stonerawks9882]

Yes, finally I found a truly relatable comment out of thousands of cliches. For this very reason I've always been a bit difficult with my parents as well, if I don't feel like eating something specific my whole body just declines. One thing I told my mom often "my mouth doesn't want it". And I'm not really being childish it's just that if there isn't harmony between the food in front of me and me it's just not gonna work. Planets have to align.

[@itskimmyxea_655]

Same

[@sophiliamajestign9303]

Yea, so this is what I was thinking. The video shows what I used to do, but you explained, concisely, what I do, now.

[@AnnieIsaLau]

Haha yeah, the pressure is real when everyone has decided but you 😂 and it's so true that when the waiter comes, I don't remember what I wanted or can't find it in the menu, and also I always have to point it out because they always have weird meal titles that I am embarrassed to say out loud because they are so cheesy 😂😂😂

[@Nina21_]

Why is the INTP's wink so captivating !! 😂 also, INTJ having an internal melt down for not being prepared enough was hilarious 😂😂 & the savage award goes to ENTJ 😂

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

The INTP wink is indeed a thing when they are doing something cool and nerdy and sooo proud of it. I swear its one of the reasons I married an INTP.

[@Nina21_]

@@Mrs.Silversmith i can imagine this being hard to resist 😂 wishing you guys a long & happy life together ❤

[@DefLepRadar]

Actually, the INTJ is more like we already saw Today's Specials on the sign coming in and don't waste our time prattling on about food we don't want to order.

[@Nina21_]

@@DefLepRadar ah so the annoyed expression is more about '' i don't wanna hear them, please don't waste my time and go get me what i already picked'' 😂

[@DefLepRadar]

@@Nina21_ From my experiences, yes.

[@DefinitelyNotAnAlien]

I'm an INFJ and I thought I was the only one who does the "taking myself out on a date" thing. So if I ever needed proof that I didn't mistype, then this is it.

[@sweetea6550]

as an infj thats a very relatable coping style, i can relate. i usually try to treat myself somehow occasionally so that i was be able to move on tomorrow

[@sukleshrao9426]

Exactly same here!

[@thek9queen77]

As an INTJ, not knowing exactly all of the options and not already knowing what I want is stressful as hell.

[@RR4711]

What’s really stressful is when you’ve chosen what you want, but then it turns out it’s unavailable! Might as well just go home.

[@GeekNewz]

you should always order the same stuff, it helos skip prep time

[@thek9queen77]

@@GeekNewz I order the same stuff 90% of the time tbh, I don’t usually go out of my comfort zone,. What if I don’t like it? Waste of money and embarrassing. 😂

[@sihyeonsenthusiast3776]

@@thek9queen77 whattt nooo i would probably want to try everything and if its a restaurant i never went to before then i would order the unique menus u never know if u never try

[@roonarific1086]

@@RR4711 that happened to me at the hairdressers one time. I went in knowing exactly what style and colour I wanted then got told, I couldn't have that colour as my hair still had dye in it from last time and it wouldn't turn out right. I then became this lost sheep as I tried to figure out another colour

[@a1ivee]

The INFJ one what so accurate, like at first try to be positive and give a good message then, slowly the message sink in and it sounds more negative and sad , then you just laugh it off lol

[@simplysaifskits3847]

" is lamb chop vegan ?" Well yes the lamb WAS INDEED VEGAN

[@LilyGraceySa]

LOL😂

[@Carol_65]

😂

[@wonderingasiwander3256]

Hahahahaha!! 😂😂

[@SimoneEppler]

😂😂

[@TeamCat1128]

Sad. This just made me sad. There’s eating animals and then there’s eating baby animals. Go on haters…

[@thewolf8660]

You forgot the part where the waiter says "enjoy your meal" and the INFJ says "thanks, you too" then gets so embarrassed they swear to never return to that restaurant.

[@ry8880]

INFP: "Oh yeah, I just need a couple more minutes" "I'm so sorry, Uh! I need a couple more minutes" "I'm ready to order now" it means I need to read menu again and takes more minutes 😂 This is so accurate 🤣 It's hard to choose something on the menu and at the end I only order french fries 😂

[@pastel.persephone]

as soon as the few minutes thing came up I had a feeling it was just like me, and it turned out to be my type! I guess I know myself lol

[@natasagajic1061]

Dunno. I myself usually decide pretty easily what I want in a restaurant. I know what I like so I just pick that 🤷‍♀️ Also, I'd feel super uncomfortable if I'd need to make a waiter wait for me to choose 😅

[@bethnoirable]

haha for me if I'm not ready I'll just panic choose the first thing I see so I don't feel like I'm being a bother to the waiter

[@DjangoUnSkilled]

OMG Frank, this really is the most accurate thing I saw in your videos! haha Guess I don't have to take the test again. But I will do it anyway... sometime... 😅😂

[@juniperz58]

I am the exact same and i am an INFP

[@Clides-gg8ll]

No way INFP would ask a waiter to wait.....We'd open the menu and pick out the First thing out of panic

[@brooklynfriesen2778]

Hey Frank, you should do a skit video of the 16 personalities mistyping themselves. I think it’s be funny, and actually maybe a bit insightful on how each type has a different trend towards seeing themselves as a wrong type, or several different kinds of wrong types!

[@preetistipsandtricks2850]

Totally agreed

[@yesindeedio4549]

I think he did one

[@youweird6625]

What a smart idea 💡

[@emanuelmayer]

you are so 2 week ago?

[@CrazyErzy]

@@yesindeedio4549 He did something like that, but I think brooklyn means something more comedic, like this sketch.

[@bookerstrawjoe]

im an underage enfp and yesterday i told my grandma about the mbti. she's estj or istj and immediately blew it off, which kinda upset me since this is my only hobby rn. as soon as i started watching your videos i could feel my interest for the mbti re-appear, which is good since i'm making a school presentation about it, and if i dropped the subject that would end badly for my grades. i want to thank you for putting in the effort for making these comedy sketches and the other explanatory videos that really helped me get a grip on the whole mbti concept! again, thank you so much!

[@kaydee1721]

Poor Timmy. He’s gone through so much in the name of us being entertained. #FreeTimmy

[@qianaricci4502]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@hannahsonnenburg7718]

I wonder what type Timmy is 🧐

[@MarianaMartins_MM]

@@hannahsonnenburg7718 me too 🤔

[@qianaricci4502]

Timmy needs his own show! "What do we want?" "TiMMY!" "When do we want him?" "NoW!"

[@jennifermartinez8550]

He's the real MVP!

[@NameNotAChannel]

INTP: I generally eat at home, making my own food. If I have to eat out with a group (family), we generally go to the same places, and I have picked out the cheapest item that I like on the menu, so there's no time spent choosing... If it's a totally new restaurant, or we haven't even chosen where to go, and someone asks me what I want for dinner... either I'll ask them what THEY want, and find something I'd like on their menu, or we'll stand around for a few hours while I decide where I want to go tonight... because I have to consider what I think they'd like to eat too, and not just myself, and if I can afford it, and if they can (if I know enough about their financial situation) and for variety, I consider where I/we've eaten in the past few days, so that helps eliminate some options... and... need I go on?

[@louisejoel]

Best experience I've had is when a wealthy friend took us out and bought half the stuff on the menu. Wish my BFs were like that, I just got a lot thinner than usual thinking about whether I should just eat lettuce to get it over with faster without going broke.

[@valeriemcdonald440]

Yeah, it's easier to let someone else chose the place and just order the cheapest thing on the menu. Though, I travelled once with a group that would spend an hour looking at menus outside restaurants before every meal and it was torture. And they would try and get me to tie break but got pissed that I just wanted the soup or salad, so I don't know why they even asked me. And once you waste so much time and money, the food never lives up to expectations. I will never travel with a group again.

[@UncooperativeCat]

As an INTJ is even more painful having to choose between the options available when they run out of what you already planned on having. And even worse, when the restaurant that has that dish prepared exactly how you know you like it... closes forever.

[@glueball214]

Ooh, I feel this pain 💙

[@o.l4890]

I would probably leave if I feel pushed and make my dinner on my own instead

[@yancharest2464]

Or you end up having to move and that restaurant and/or dish is nowhere to be found over there. We are creatures of habits, so to speak, when it comes to our perceiving functions (i.e., ni and se), it seems.

[@heikek2134]

Happened to me a couple of months ago, my favorite restaurant closed, and I haven't even looked at the menu of the new restaurant that opened in their place yet XD

[@ganzeige]

I always prepare an option B and C for the case that option A is out of stock.

[@Kashi_Mochibean]

I actually found ISTJ fairly relatable. But when INFP said they weren’t ready yet I nearly fell out of my seat laughing. “There it is. That’s me!”

[@bassplayer2996]

Me, an INFJ, orders the same thing or already knows what to order from looking online beforehand

[@angel_x8438]

Yeah🥲

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

Yes happen often XD.

[@LilyGraceySa]

YES

[@SimoneEppler]

Same!

[@deborahhenney5952]

The only perk of being a lactose-intolerant, gluten-intolerant vegetarian is it has saved me as an INFP from going through the agony of having to choose what I want to eat at a restaurant.

[@yesindeedio4549]

We INFJs think and think and think and order the same meal everytime🙂

[@Fatima-bl7cb]

Right.🙂💔

[@kritichaplot5025]

Yessssss

[@SimoneEppler]

Yup! Just checking if we're missing out on something. But nah...

[@greatwavefan397]

That's what I do as an INTJ. Unless it's something small like ice cream. I like to try different flavors and stick with the favorites.

[@sarahthomas2922]

I kid you not I ate the 3/4 sandwiches at college everyday. Without a change. 😑 I mean it depends on the choices available and whether you can cook or not.

[@clearasday330]

That INFP skit was exactly how I order my food. I take forever and then forget the meal I chose and where it was on the menu every. single. time. It's honestly scary how accurate that was, down to mannerisms and all. Nice work lol

[@JokerCrowe]

I literally had that idea for taking "Myself out to dinner, as a self-love thing". Instead I've just made it a habit to order pizza on Fridays and have ice cream for desert. It's a self love thing, but also a "forever alone" thing. It would funny if it didn't hurt inside.

[@mechengr1731]

People just look at you like a weirdo when you explain its just you

[@jessicadanielle4872]

Don’t act like you don’t totally love being alone ;)

[@max-fj7np]

QR codes are a complete game changer. Anything to not get the waiter asking “How are we doing over here?” every 5-10 min will make an INTP happy

[@louisejoel]

I hate it when they interrupt all the time, I'd rather not go out

[@wolfsurvival2009]

The INTP looked super cute and confident in this one.

[@hera7097]

i'm a teenager and an infj, and i reallyyyy avoid ordering like i just mess up my words and unconsciously stare at the staff :> but my parents let me order anyway :}

[@didishen152]

OMG yes I'm infj and this is so damn relatable

[@gongoozleriam9783]

My sister was INFJ and she was terrified at the thought of going into a pizza place and interacting with the person at the counter to order a pizza.

[@nelliemerr8486]

Really relatable😖

[@youweird6625]

I might be a different case. I go straight ahead to order or I'm always the one initiating to my family to buy food because.. I love food..😂 Unless if there's someone I know then hell naah

[@Synchronosa]

same 🤣🤣

[@ISabrinaISC]

As an INFJ I always feel so shy to buy anything and sometimes it's so hard that one day before I keep overthinking about what I will say/do to buy that thing. (Not to mention the stress to check the change)

[@CatsAndOrchestra]

I (ENFP) often look at the dessert menu first and decide what to order. Then, I choose the remaining dishes carefully so that I can eat the dessert without feeling too full. HOWEVER, I always end up ordering too much or eating the dessert first anyway. (So yeah, I do have plans. I just can't follow them. 🤷🤦)

[@Chigger]

ENFPs have plans, but "the world" keeps getting in our way. If our plans are in gear, there's always a wrench that gets thrown into said gear. This is the true reason why we ENFPs don't make plans.

[@frappalina]

How many times i have skipped dinner entirely and just ordered dessert

[@kwekuivanvassall4536]

ENFJ is spot on!!!! I literally say that I love all of these vids

[@Shyla010]

INTJ. Laughed so hard. If I walk into a restaurant without already knowing what I want, it's a majoy "spontaneity challenge" 🤣

[@houtarourayane7551]

Just going to a whole new restaurant is not an easy task when you already have your routines 😬

[@polestarc]

Most of the time I use visual--I pick what looks appetizing or I imagine how the ingredients taste in my head if I am not familiar with the menu but the horror for me is when I have to go alone & don't see anyone familiar especially when it's in a hotel.

[@silverfox004]

@@polestarc I get that. For me the horror is when I did all that calculation, but the dish tastes nothing like I expected... in a bad way.

[@polestarc]

@@silverfox004 🤣🤣🤣.... I can imagine how horrifying that is. Rating is a must after the meal.

[@quirogatnonerrat3214]

I am an infj but I also look up the menu at home and already know what I wanna order when I am at the restaurant like the Intj. Just did that this last Sunday and talked to my ENFJ friend to discuss what we wanna order in advance before going there. We made up our minds and when we got there we knew right on the spot what to order.

[@dandee6604]

What would each type order for dinner?

[@marina-gb6jz]

That was way too accurate. An INTJ I actually do read the menu before going somewhere and pick couple of options

[@Carol_65]

I like the anticipation and the surprise of reading it on-site.😁

[@greatwavefan397]

Let's learn from the INTPs, shall we?

[@down2uranus]

💯

[@pretendtheresaname9213]

Yep, what if the restaurant doesn't even serve something I like?

[@StefanieSpencer]

INTJ here, and yup, I always have the menu memorized before I walk in the door. Hilarious, love this video! And I order for my ENTP husband at least half the time because he can't make up his mind, and I know what he wants and would like to have even better than he does. LOL

[@calopteryxsplendens6051]

As an INFP I can confirm that this is 100 percent true PLUS we don't get what we finally managed to order 😅

[@leahneglia1377]

For real! 😅

[@peterashraf2717]

RETURN THE ORDER IMMEDIATELY WITH A LOOK THAT SAYS I WANNA MEET THE MANAGER

[@leahneglia1377]

@@peterashraf2717you must be an estj

[@peterashraf2717]

@@leahneglia1377 kinda close.....an ENTJ raised by an ESTJ

[@nyfbie]

@@peterashraf2717 but we don't wanna hurt their feelings who knows how bad day they had... lol

[@silversarcasmic5111]

Yup, INTJ here. I always read the menu online if it's a restaurant I've never been to before, and then have an internal meltdown because the online menu didn't mention that the meal came with a soup or salad and NOW I HAVE TO HURRY AND FIGURE OUT WHAT SOUP I WANT WHILE THE WAITER IS STARING AT ME-

[@nerysghemor5781]

INFP raised by Te doms here. That kind of lolligagging was not acceptable growing up and I still find it grating! If making a decision efficiently means looking up the menu at home like INTJ, I will. 🤣

[@allieoneal2033]

Yes, lately I'll start looking at the menu on the way to help the decision. Places that have an option to get two half entrees are my saving grace because I get both, even if I end up taking leftovers home.

[@ihay472]

I learned most restaurants are either cheap and have chicken strips or are expensive and have salmon. I don't even need to look at a menu and I don't have to deal with indecision. - Shy ENFP.

[@kristae.4363]

The role upbringing plays in our MBTI types is fascinating. I'm an INTJ from a very large family with ISFP and INTP parents. If I didn't learn to accept lollygagging, I would be in an insane asylum or prison right now. :D

[@wolfsurvival2009]

My solution is to superskim the menu and then be ready whenever the group is ready. /ENFJ, but I feel you

[@wolfsurvival2009]

@@kristae.4363 Wow that sounds rough! I know that having an INFP around is bad enough when it comes to these things... I can't even imagine also being an INTJ...

[@briaharris183]

More personality with the ISTJ folks recently, I appreciate it Frank James

[@justapersonontheinternet1895]

INTP was so accurate! I *hate* ordering. I'm such a quiet person I have to practically yell and then it just feels awkward..... good move INTP Frank.

[@justapersonontheinternet1895]

@@abantikaray1911 ikr! Just the other day I was watching a K9 demonstration, and they asked if anyone had questions. As I said i have a quiet voice so like three times I called over or raised my hand and each time they didn't hear/see me so I just awkwardly stood there as I hoped other people didn't just witness my embarrassment xD

[@delll372]

@@abantikaray1911 THIS IS ME. i tried to wave my hand and nobody noticed 😭 my extrovert friend give tips to make eye contact to the waiter before waving. i just motherfkingly stare like samuel L Jackson..

[@justapersonontheinternet1895]

@@abantikaray1911 Hunger Games, Maze Runner, MCU, Percy Jackson, MPHFPC, Michael Vey, stuff like that.

[@federicanardi7227]

For me is not even the embarrassment, it's just the unnecessary having to talk to someone. I'm not shy, I just like to be left alone and live in peace in my own world

[@justapersonontheinternet1895]

@@abantikaray1911 no. I've heard of it but I haven't read it. Is it good?

[@NikZiadee]

I'm so happy I've found your channel, hard to identify with things so hard as an INFJ. We appreciate you.

[@ijs733]

ENTP was amazing, I am both an ENTP and a historian

[@greatwavefan397]

I think my brother is an ENTP. He's talkative, charismatic, and geeky.

[@TheFren]

As ENFP, ENTPs are my favourite dinner partners. Never run out of fun stories and random facts

[@carolinanq10]

My ENTP friend likes history a lot too :) it's amazing because I think it happens because..for example INTPs like to see individual relationships and patterns and get at bottom of things, but ENTPs seem to like the relationships on a "collective level"? Because of the extraversion, and it's brilliant

[@finleighstambaugh7919]

As an ISTP I would totally order like that it accounts for the least amount of social interaction throughout the whole meal and I probably did put much thought into it so I didn't have to ask for more time to think.

[@רפאל-ב]

The INFP is *SPOT ON* !!! I have no idea what I want, do you think I *know* myself?! I wish, lol, I study me every day, but it's a tough subject and I'm my only teacher

[@aerenh_]

This is so accurate! As an ENFP I once went to a wedding skipped dinner and ate 12 scoops of ice cream instead. Even usually when people ask me what time u ate lunch/dinner I just have to go quiet and think "do u guys have fixed times for what u eat and when??"

[@j.liddle7580]

Bold of you to assume that INTJ wouldn't go to the same place he always goes, sit silently in the corner he always sits in and get the same thing he always gets.

[@louisejoel]

I would do this if the food was consistently high quality, but I've rarely experienced consistency in tastes and service except for when I was a student and certain coffee and fast food joints had consistency of good flavors and with comfy chairs available in the same spot. I never do this now though because I don't like having my data collected every second. I just liked being a random anon nobody having a chill time in a low-key franchise pondering my studies while doing a little bit of people watching while they didn't notice.

[@j.liddle7580]

@@louisejoel that's what mom-and-pop diners are for, my friend

[@louisejoel]

@@j.liddle7580 We don't have these in NZ, but I do have a vintage diner uniform for the role since I have watched every diner scene eva made in your country.

[@j.liddle7580]

@@louisejoel ɟoo

[@robloxvids2233]

There's a place by my house I get lunch from 3-5 days per week. The food is good, but most importantly, the service is excellent. I refuse to waste my time "mixing it up" by going somewhere I know is just going to piss me off with their incompetence. These people know my order and seem to give me special treatment seeing how much I spend there. I forgot my wallet one day and they were like "just pay tomorrow when you see us." LOL.

[@doug6259]

The istj is very relatable. Order the cheapest thing on the menu and use a coupon.

[@snickbiordking5748]

As an INFP when it comes to ordering, usually my family is the one who does it for me because I don't know what to choose and I'll worry about the food being expensive! 😂😂So the first time I ordered things myself was at my friends birthday party in a hotel and I just ordered fish and chips 🤣🤣 Edit: Oh lord, that was what INFJ ordered. I want an INFJ friend right now this instant!!

[@nyfbie]

I do this too! My siblings always orders what they fancy no matter the price and I'm there like "is this too expensive?" even after they've said you can choose whatever you want

[@LBrobie]

you have one. his name is Frank. ;)

[@allieoneal2033]

Yes, I sometimes have two options so I can switch to something cheaper if the host is ordering something less expensive.

[@paulakrumin8]

I always ordered spaghetti growing up, just to avoid making a decision. God help me if spaghetti wasn't on the menu!

[@Lilly-ud6qs]

I'm an ENTJ and this is exactly what I said to my Mother when she writes out shopping list.I've now made her write her list in aisle and food category order.

[@thedrunkentarot]

Looking forward to seeing which is the “Karen” ordering! 😝 love you FJ!! Your channel lights up my days ❤️🎉

[@Moitreyee473]

Probably the ESTJ

[@GeekNewz]

@@Moitreyee473 I think it will be esfj but based on sterotipes you are probably correct

[@Moitreyee473]

@@GeekNewz they both can be as esfj are more expected to express

[@Sarawarawara-]

@@GeekNewz ESFJ ended up being everyone’s mum lol

[@thedrunkentarot]

@@Moitreyee473 wdyt? I think you got it! 😃

[@youraverageviewer9546]

The INFP one was painfully accurate 😂😂😭😂 my mom used to get quite annoyed at me for taking so long to decide... 😬

[@mcgil8891]

Omg the ENFP one is so damn accurate 😂😂😂

[@bigRat4335]

Relatable - intp

[@youweird6625]

As an INFJ. It's feels good to buy accessories so I can gift myself, just doing self love since I always treat myself badly.

[@Bhannane]

The whole time I was trying to guess mine & I was like “I would never speak to the waiter that much & I know exactly what I want because I’d look it up/order before hand” so yes INTP is accurate

[@misseva7404]

ISFJ - I immediately felt second-hand guilt/embarrassment for his letting the waiter give all that advice and then not using any of it. I couldn't do that - I'd feel obligated to pick a suggestion. Also, why was INTP's "Look, I'm being antisocial!" wink so attractive! 🥰

[@debbieken5639]

Hi, I'm an ISFJ and I felt this too. I always ask the waiter which is better and to make the choice for me, then after that I still stick with the regular or sometimes I go with what he says coz I start feeling guilty. It's a 50:50 thing. 😂😂

[@Allison-ws8wl]

@@debbieken5639 I am too, and I also like chicken tenders enough that it's usually my go to, even if I'm recommended something else, unless there's something else I found that I like at that particular restaurant.

[@louisejoel]

Probably because Frank has a good wink. I rarely wink and dislike QR codes because I don't want the world collecting my dinner data. My input and output is no one else's business (unless I am the one getting paid for it 😉)

[@TheFren]

@@louisejoel fair point

[@noproblem2333]

Chicken tenders though

[@efratcohen3429]

I'm so INTJ I got a meltdown while hearing there are specials. Also, the ENTJ is totally something I would have said to my friends.

[@greatwavefan397]

Because ENTJs say what INTJs don't.

[@gongoozleriam9783]

lol my aunt is like the ISFP in this we went into Wendy's and she was asking about calories and fat content and such I'm thinking we're in a fast food restaurant it's all unhealthy lol

[@rubyred186]

Lol the perfect response would have been "Ma'am, this is Wendy's"

[@greatwavefan397]

@@rubyred186 Damn, you took the comment right out of my fingers!

[@Jbizzyboi]

I love trying to guess FJ's impression type right before it hits the screen... the easiest ones are ALWAYS INTP, ISTP, and ENTP - I am a very social INTP (it's real, I promise), so as much as the embarrassing INTP impressions ring true with me they also bring that same sense of disgust and shame you get when you look at your middle school pictures.. also, ENTP is easy for me to spot not only because FJ is amazing at reconstructing, but as an INTP, being an ENTP is literally a six-pack away lolz

[@sylvia470]

Same for me, I'm pretty social INTP myself. I guess it's because I grew up in a crowded houshold, full of extroverts (16 ppl) and because I'm already 31. I really wish Frank get together with some random INTP girl so he'll finally get a better grip of what INTPs are like ^^

[@LilyGraceySa]

The ESFP line cracked me up.😂😂😂😂😂

[@greatwavefan397]

If I were the waiter, I'd say, "Sorry, bro. I'm not gay."

[@Mari_Beri]

As an INFP, let me tell you, eating in public is stressful situation....I imagine that everyone is looking at me even though we INFPs are literally invisible...I till cringe in the middle of the night (as that is what we INFPs do at 3 am if aren't crying) when I remember that time I ordered a steak sandwich that had waay too much sauce, and meat that was tough and cut in big strips....so I had sauce dripping down my fingers, and the steak ended up dangling out of my mouth since the strips were so big and I couldn't bite them in half...it was a living nightmare!

[@dkiwi566]

ENFP is sooo true. I have just ate chocolate before drinking my soup.

[@greatwavefan397]

_"Eat dessert before dinner."_ - Garfield

[@piccolopagalingling6284]

as an intp, you made me realize that once i live on my own, i actually probably will never step foot in a real restaurant... unless it has a qr code and mobile ordering 👀

[@Kharizmah]

As an INTJ, I frequent the same restaurants and generally order the same thing, so they know me by my order. At new restaurants, I order the safest thing. If you do well on that, the next time I'll order the next complicated thing on the list until I trust your cooking enough to explore the menu. If you fail, I will never return. Things I loathe at restaurants: Small talk, including the telling me about specialty items NOT on the menu. Switching waiters or having someone different serve me other than whoever took my order Messing up my order after I make specific changes Not being able to choose where I sit Having to "find" my waiter to refill my glass, so that I have to talk to another waiter

[@aaronburdon221]

Well, i'll take my steak medium well, and I don't drink but bacon for dessert sounds amazing. I think the point of ISTP though is that we know what we wanted before we even entered the restaurant.

[@jovan-noble-guy749]

I agree as an ISTP, they represent us as the "dads" of this MBTI personality type universe.

[@gewazanokezia]

If you wink once more like you did with the INTP, imma catch feelings

[@puppilull7830]

Being an INTJ, I laughed out loud at this. Or ok, I huffed. But it made a sound! I always thought of myself as boring for being so prone to chosing the same thing in each place, but now I've realised it's rational. I can't fire up the brain and put in all that time analysing every variable, so it's better to stick to what I like. When I try to be adventurous, I drive my hubby insane by taking so long. He's more of an _S_P. Yeah, I know...

[@ria0991]

Opposites attract. I think my significant other is ENTP and i'm INTJ. Its fun sometimes

[@eIIe_]

Describing the way you laughed was hella cheesy

[@puppilull7830]

@@eIIe_ Why, thank you! You inspired me!

[@puppilull7830]

@@ria0991 Fun is one word for it! 😉 But I agree. It brings a dynamic to our relationship that is very positive. I plan, he acts. I just wish he would at times refrain from acting until I have made plans, instead of asking me for hurried, on the spot solutions when he's done something less thought through...

[@eIIe_]

@@puppilull7830 bruh, you think u just beefed by saying this? 😩

[@cameron4715]

*internal blabbering* hmm what should I order? Should I order the burger? Oh but then I would be harming animals I don’t wanna do that! Oooh nachos sound good but oh so do quesadillas! But there’s also- Waiter: Are you ready to order? Me: 20 more minutes, please. -INFJ

[@BananaGrace]

Me at every single restaurant I visit… I really thought the INFP one was for INFJ because that’s me 100% even at fast food places I go to literally all the time.

[@cameron4715]

@@BananaGrace same! 😂 I always think I might be INFP but then I’m like 90% J and I relate to INFJ most of the time anyway

[@TheFren]

Now imagine ENFP next to you speaking out externally exactly this

[@AlexaLaine]

the ENTJ one in this video is the most accurate one I’ve seen.. I have said almost that exact thing on multiple occasions. wow

[@danielabenitez1264]

Frank James didn't have to bother to learn the script this time. It really served him well

[@jellalfernandes1309]

I get the reference😂

[@nathalieprange1713]

Love it ☺️ Yeah, dessert before everything else... Nothing's worse than being too full to have dessert! - ENFP But also totally identified with the INFP. It's such a treat for waiters when I go out with my INFP friends. 😂

[@jennifermartinez8550]

I hope the ISTJ is not a cheapskate. "And if I order the burger without the buns, how much would that be"? 😄

[@debbieken5639]

I'm an ISFJ but this is a quite relatable to me too. 😂😂😂

[@jennifermartinez8550]

@@debbieken5639 I admit I'm cheap but I do splurge when I really want to.

[@debbieken5639]

@@jennifermartinez8550 😂😂 I do too, I guess it's our Si dom.

[@bshrdxxl]

As an ISTJ, I'm not a cheapskate especially when it comes to food. My grandma said, "you can't eat money but with money, you can buy food. If you want to eat something, just buy it." Though, I look at my budget first because I need money for something else too. 😂

[@FlamingCockatiel]

@@jennifermartinez8550 My rule of thumb is order what I can't or don't make at home. No grilled cheese or chicken tenders for me.

[@retrox2776]

"Bro why did we have to leave?" "..." "All she asked is what drink you wanted-" *"I was nervous!"* - INFP (Not originally by me)

[@kuks5729]

As an ENTJ I confirm that I have done that. They looked annoyed and intimidated when i noticed and gave them a glare. (more like I stared back coz why not. I am always ready for a stare contest.)

[@sylvia470]

ENTJ are funny ^^

[@Maria-ld1kq]

oh yes stare contests are my fav thing haha

[@Lilly-ud6qs]

I'd be lying if I said that confrontation isn't one of my favourite games as an entj..

[@tanayasiripoon9822]

This video is crazy. I’m an ENFP ordering dessert before the main course all the time! So that I can order dessert again😆💖.

[@straystheticss8]

I really like how there's always some awkward silence at every infj situation. It really represents me so well. 😃🔫

[@blainearin2809]

100% me too! I aim to be assertive but awkwardness always creeps in somehow 😆

[@charmanderlover6433]

I am an INFP and this is WAY too accurate 😂 Since so many are sharing helpful tips about how to order faster, I'll offer a couple on how to remember one! Once I do finally find something to eat, I'll keep the menu open to that page (if it's multipage) and keep my finger on it or put something on it to keep my place. This way if I get distracted or awkward, I can look down and the dish will be pointed out to me.🙃

[@mariaf9547]

INFPs brain: aaahhhh soo many options I can't decide... wait, no this one, no this one.. what is my favorite? Ugh I forgot.. *anxiety creeps up...* *and eventually becomes the reason for depression* Same goes on in the morning when I can't decide how I want my eggs cooked (or boiled) 😩

[@mariaf9547]

@ᗩᒪIYᗩᕼ well, thanks...I guess

[@nyfbie]

same with the eggs in the morning! lol

[@tonyalighieri6613]

Me, an outgoing INFP: And this is why I overprepare so I can tell the waiter what I want like it’s my theatre script

[@blush106]

"I'll have the technology stock, thank you" I had to pause the video to laugh

[@stacyowl1658]

0:44 I don't do the 'reading the menu before arriving' thing, but if someone introduces any new items when I'm ready to order I flip my sh*t internally - infj

[@UmLammyJammer]

Me, INFP: Hey, can I get a [order]? Person with me: yeah..? Me: okay so you’ll order it for me?

[@mhvbibbi]

This is so true, i’m an INTJ and did some research about the drinks in starbucks two days before actually going there and memorized how I was supposed to order and what I should order

[@RosetheBookDragon]

My husband is an INTP and he related more to the ENFP more. He always asks for the dessert menu first. Always. 🤣 As an INFP, it felt way too spot on. Lol. Every time I do figure out what I want, and the waiter comes back around to ask, my mind always goes blank and I need to find it again and point it out for them. Which is why I always keep one of my fingers right next to what I want.

[@Lizzzi86]

I'm ENTP but I relate more with the ENFP ordering before the dessert 😅

[@greatwavefan397]

INTP x INFP, you say? Sounds like a good pair. ;-)

[@louisejoel]

Also, when you get to a certain age delayed gratification is a bore

[@louisejoel]

@@poemlover12 affogato, crème brûlée, sencha ice cream and chocolate mousse

[@markoselendic9633]

Honestly this is one of the best you've ever done

[@calebchen4988]

Dang, INFP and INFJ really hit home

[@JonasAnandaKristiansson]

Oh yeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@MelanieHooks]

YES!!! Most accurate ENFP skit yet 😁😁😁 (I can also bake you every kind of cookie in existence. Dinner? You're on your own.)

[@yourfavkozyol]

Wait a minute, you actually go outside? WHY WOULD YOU WILLINGLY DO THAT? - your (not so) local INTJ

[@GeekNewz]

it can be because staying at home with said intj's family is worst for them

[@yourfavkozyol]

@@GeekNewz fair point

[@cloteasnugy7617]

@@GeekNewz True. INTJs tend to have family issues due to their high individualism and lack of emotional intelligence. Being one myself, if I had to choose someplace out, it definitely won't be crowded with a lot of people. It would be like some secret restaurant with little to no customers.

[@GeekNewz]

@@cloteasnugy7617 actually I'm an intj and I gave this explanation from my own life, it is actually good to hear that it is more common then I thought

[@zaidzahid6409]

As an ISTJ, I have been well-equipped with discounts and offers while ordering food.

[@RR4711]

As an INTJ yes I would read the menu at home but then decide to stay home.

[@kimmi9697]

your so adorable. i love the INTP style. bypassing all the social stuff effectively. so good!

[@velociraptorsp.1413]

Hilarious! The ESTP mis-speaking was so funny.

[@catbookfashion]

I am INFP and I laughed at the ordering style,, so true But seriously, saw the Persona documentary again tonight and was happy to see you there. It's a sobering film and very enlightening. Your final response onscreen seems in line with all you say during your videos,. Thank you. You are cool and attractive for sure!

[@raquelsoto6023]

INFP: Am I even at the right restaurant? Totally me. Overthinking even a restaurant menu.

[@angelmonderian6068]

I resonate with the ENFP more here not my type (INFP), I love to go straight to the desserts sometimes. Or eat breakfast for lunch or the opposite (most of the time) because I can and will eat whatever I feel like at the moment.😅😅

[@frecklesandwine]

That's so funny bc I'm an ENFP yet his INFP here was me to a T! Like legit I take forever to order and get super overwhelmed by the options and can never decide haha. So essentially it takes me like 20 mins to order with quite a few embarrassing "I'm not ready yet!" "Can you give us 5 more mins?" thrown in there where I apologise profusely and try to crack bad jokes to get on the waiter's good side lol. (Especially cuz I used to work in service, so I can relate to the annoying-ness of a customer taking forever. And I end up feeling bad for whoever I'm with as well, since they're usually ready to order at that point. So overall I'm just a pain to order w at restaurants haha.) But I guess INFP and ENFP are just the intro/extro version of each other, so it's not surprising that they could occasionally be interchangeable in his skits :) It's not like MBTI is an exact science, anyway.

[@ankitaroy9947]

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[@bettycrash3092]

This was EXACTLY me as an INFP...until I went vegan. Now I just order the 1 vegan option on the menu. People feel bad that I have no choices, but little do they know, tis a blessing.