rude woman bitching at me to get off cell phone at resturant part 2

[@jaredfogle6612]

it's considered Rude to use your phone in restaurants, please remember this.

[@samd7476]

When you're with other people or the waiter or waitress is talking to you yes but when you're with no one and not bothering anyone talking quietly it's fine. One thing that I can't stand is when a family of 5 sit down they order their meals and just stay on their phones the whole time; they barely even talk to each other. They don't keep it alive. Now that's rude.

[@jaredfogle6612]

ɯɐS ʎllǝuuoᗡ still considered rude.

[@MrJonswift200]

yeaaaaaaa

[@qw43gdtyghdrth]

thought she was gonna start break dancin in the beginning

[@gasun21]

nice, they weren't playing the right music.

[@sakuranebula]

I feel your pain- I worked at Home Depot. This woman was chatting on her phone the entire time I was ringing her up. She left, comes back 5 minutes later and makes a scene because SHE picked out the wrong moulding, and I didn't read her mind and point this out to her. I also carried a conversation with this man for about 10 seconds before I realized he was talking to his damn bluetooth. We can only hope that they walk into the path of a bus, oblivious until the end.

[@lancetop]

One time at a restaurant similar to this in Washington State, a woman brought two young children with her to breakfast. One of the children started screaming to the top of it's lungs, and I about came outta my skin! I wanted to complain but a table of elderly people went over and asked the woman to take the baby outside! LOL not only did the mother of that screaming child refuse to leave, she told all of us to BACK OFF! LOL

[@101perspective]

Agreed. He was clearly taunting her. It doesn't excuse her actions but he certainly is no better.

[@ashdawg721]

What type of potato did you film with again?

[@gasun21]

I don't get the potato reference

[@annv1169]

sonic sound (he means your phone is garbage)

[@gasun21]

ahhhh

[@itsred7865]

+Waffle and the Delivery Men he filmed with the potato 6s

[@gasun21]

your moms vibrator

[@skudaarkaat1]

It really is unbelievable just how much people are attached to these things. I've had people ask me directions while they're talking to someone else on their phone!? I threw mine down a sewer 5 years ago and haven't had one since, and no one can believe I don't want one. It's like they think I told them I don't need air or something.

[@mc803066]

AS A GAYMALES PERSPECTIVE. I SEE THIS ALL THE TIME AS A PROUD GAY WAITER AND PEOPLE ARE RUDE ON THEIR PHONES

[@missbrie333]

i've had dinner with a friend of mine who literally yells on her phone while in restaurants. she doesn't care about anyone else. i usually just sit there until she's done, praying no one is looking at us. it's a bit ridiculous we're best friends because we are the complete opposite. except for our wardrobes and that's only because she buys what i buy. literally.

[@tromboneJTS]

"Hi, yeah, I'm at Perkins. What are YOU doing? Really. Cool. Hang on, I just got a text message. Blah Blah Blah." Now repeat at like 3,000 decibels and laugh really obnoxiously.

[@xXShrinkWrapXx]

The only time I find it rude when people use their phones around me is either when they come to my register, ask me a question, and then proceed to talk on the phone, and get pissed off at me because they don't understand what I'm saying. HELLO! We're in the middle of a business transaction, get off the damn phone!

[@fantasyfootballguru3786]

The lady had every right to be mad. It is RUDE to talk on the phone while at a restaurant.

[@mjgately1]

I don't understand why people get so irritated over such minor things. You're in public, chances are you'll hear someone speaking outside of your group, who cares? One thing I do understand is fucking with rude people, and for that I salute you!

[@JFizoust]

Some people will do anything to keep from paying for their food, that they ordered, and then ate. But had no intent on paying and tipping. Great work. Keep sucking on what you can get for free from society.

[@MrJonswift200]

if i was at a doctors office and some one was on the phone it would bother me cause its quiet, but not in this situation, your 100% right dude!

[@ROWB0AT]

I like how he only insults her passing by, after she leaves, or right as he's leaving. Big man.

[@BenchitoJREL]

Being in a restaurant with a cell phone is despicable. No manners what so ever.

[@nodevoutt]

i'm grateful that i don't have to work an a restaurant that has to deal with with children in adults' clothing daily.

[@WildPinkXOXO]

"Dont forget to mention my girlish figure!" LMFAO 0:55

[@Cherri59]

People who are constantly on their phones do not realize how annoying they are to other people.

[@SianJosette]

It is really annoying when someone is constantly waffling on at the top of their voices on their mobile, while you are trying to enjoy a meal and quiet chat with family/friends. Years ago while dining out, a guy was asked very politely by fellow diners to keep his voice down (he was literally shouting into his phone) he not only became rude in response but continued to make another call and carried on. He was asked to leave before his food came, to the applause of several people.

[@danielleroth3134]

i have to say though that it is rude to video someone without their permission and we dont know the whole story here

[@Kirinketsu_]

O snap he said it the line that will piss any woman off at the end and make them feel bad about their selves EPIC

[@agustin5855]

I don't really cared how long people talking on their phone,as long they talked quietly.

[@JuliaTheeGoolia]

The Perkins near me got closed due to many failed kitchen inspections, rumors that the place was infested with bugs. Never again will i ever eat at a Perkins.

[@20carrocks]

These days, people act like they are entitled to do whatever they want. No regard for public decency. Especially when challenged by others.

[@frogbutt11]

Good comment, people on their cellphones talk conspicuously LOUDLY. And for the people who don't talk but love to TEXT on their phones during movies; don't think the constant flashes from your phone down the row to the left of me went unnoticed last night. Yea, it really added something to the movie Lincoln for me. Annoying.

[@GnomeyHead]

I worked at a restuarant and guests were always on their cellphone while I was trying to do my work and take their orders. I would have to wait til they were done and by that time, I would be sat too many tables and they'd have to wait longer. If their concern is finishing a conversation that's fine, I don't think it's rude to me or to others as I understand people need to take calls but don't expect to be serviced ASAP when I got 6 other tables to serve.

[@DefilarTheGreat]

I worked as a domestic steward for years - the position isn't easy, especially as a MOD. People who bicker like this, both sides, just get out and go some where else.

[@pingpong2456]

calling her rude is hypocritical of you

[@FirstNameLastName-lj9zo]

look at your avatar, hypocrite

[@gasun21]

i think if times were different. we would be indifferent to time.

[@Unindoctrinated]

Whoever taught you when it is and when it isn't okay to talk on the phone wasn't a very responsible teacher.

[@halfhumanhalfzombie]

The employee won't care when you talk about someone thats in your presence. Damn people don't undrerstand confidentiality.

[@FerrariCarr]

LMAO, "You know what?! I'm not his mom...." That killed me. XD

[@altrdillusion]

LMAO! "Sorry for your moms behavior" ..... priceless!

[@Trid3nt861]

LOL as soon as her husband comes to the same place the hipster with the smartphone was standing at he starts to walk away.

[@JasonRadley]

People who speak on phones tend to be louder and less reserved about drawing attention to themselves, so it's less what's said but more the tone and volume.

[@bondoly66]

it is immpolite to talk on cell phones in resturants but this woman should realize this ain't her world.

[@TheHONKYLIPS]

awesome come back at the end there "Not his mom" classic

[@ayseryucel]

@maplebanks when did that added to the manners book?

[@gasun21]

now I feel bad.:(

[@christinarubino9416]

If you felt bad, you would delete the video.

[@121intheshade]

Somebody drag her away from that Pie display case before all the pies are gone!

[@kimjohnston5200]

If you watched the last video and read the description,he was using his cell phone to call his sister to let her know about his brother's condition in the hospital.Wouldn't you want to know if your family member was okay?And people use cell phones in restaurants/in public all the time around me and it doesn't bother me at all.You have to realize life doesn't always go your way.That's what a cell phone is for!!!

[@MikeKrysta1]

at :18 the song playing is "The Hunter Gets Captured By the Game" by the Marvelettes lol!!!

[@bdjoh011]

She wasn't rude, YOU WERE!

[@DonDeLem]

Also, my daddy left me in 2003, so it's quite difficult having one parent taking care of 3 children. You can't expect us to be perfect, as nobody is perfect. That's a fact. Ciao

[@eclipser2004]

Sometimes people talk too loudly on their cell phones. You can't always switch tables easily at a restaurant. Some jurisdictions now charge people with disorderly conduct for this behaviour, and also filming people with a cell phone is sometimes considered harassment in some jurisdictions.

[@jillstillrules169]

if people are talking quietly on their phone in public, it shudnt be a big deal. people who talk and laugh loud like theyre the only damn people in the whole restaurant are the ones that get on my nerves and no one tells them to be quiet!

[@fattymoko]

As evidenced by his loud talking as he records his own voice for youtube. He's not talking to her, he's taunting her loudly for the sheer egotistical pleasure of shaming her. Table turned on him. Overwhelmingly. If I had to listen to that nasally pinched voice on a private phone call next to me at a restaurant, I'd ask him to take his call elsewhere too.

[@paulg53]

I find the best technique is just to start repeating the conversation that I don't want to here. I wonder if you could hear her talking to her son. Obviously she could hear you.

[@grayandgray]

Part 1 "Disagreement in Restaurant" Part 2 "Douchebag stalks woman and child"

[@haxhappy]

There is nothing wrong with talking on a cell phone, but saying that to her is only adding fuel to the fire. You can't play the innocent victim when you choose to do that.

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

interesting, i ate a perkins in a town called crandon one time. did you ever eat at that one?

[@wrongthinkthunk]

lol she hangs out at the pie counter like shes ready to straddle it!

[@fudgedogbannana]

If she didnt like someone talking on the phone while she's trying to eat, maybe someone else wont like it if she's eating while they are on the phone.

[@XTCYDVL]

666 dislikes. HOLY SHIT!!!!

[@lithium6665]

💀

[@disintegrator69]

Just another day in Bradenton. Lived there for 10 years, don't miss it much.

[@havva_p]

If you filmed me in a restaurant I would put you in hospital

[@gasun21]

+Paul Smith The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.

[@Skrothn]

@MendotaTech 1. Students don't have the same rights as a full American citizen does 2. there are reasons to not allow cellphones in examination areas and schools (disruption and cheating) 3. It's rude to use cellphones at meetings, even though you're legally allowed to do it. You might get fired though for being rude. 4. They are allowed in libraries and hospitals. (at least in ones in my area)

[@DJMichaelAngelo]

what a charming woman! I'll bet she leads an enjoyable peaceful life :)

[@zekinz]

Without the full understanding of the situation, it's hard to judge. But if I'm in a restaurant eating and someone's on the phone (and it's a quiet conversation I'm not getting ear blasted with, I'm ok with it) But those people that talk on their phones loud as hell while I'm trying to have a normal descent conversation with the person with me, that pisses me off. If you want to have a "private" conversation with someone on a phone, then go some where private and not in a "public" place.

[@serratop]

Educated people switch their phone off in a restaurant or put it on vibration and go outside or on the toilet, if they get an important call. But as I said, this is a matter of education and respect. If you don't get it, I can't help you.

[@HelimanZ06]

Who among us is so stupid, crass, and rude to use a cell phone in a restaurant and then turn around and call anyone that complains about it rude? Amazing! Mentality of a spoiled 12 year old skateboarder.

[@thomasberg4558]

i'm sorry for your moms behavior...classic

[@Chester_Copperpot]

"Butt wipe".... Pretty she she just quoted Beavis and Butthead.

[@THEroxalicious]

Oh my god, really guys? He was talking on his phone, people do that all the time! It's like talking to someone at the table. Why is it such a big deal??

[@Pwafresh]

That escalated quickly...

[@MendotaTech]

everyone should be allowed to use their phones anywhere and anytime including school, sat and act exams, hospitals, dead zones, libraries, meetings, and anywhere else a cell phone is not allowed to be in... I call this a violation of our rights and priveleges!!!

[@KaliBoyinPDX]

Hey at least you made her get up off her seat to complain! She burned what... Five calories?

[@hvuu1628]

That is why I pack heat... lol Tell them to back off. If they keep coming, just accidentally flash a bit of the weapon and pretend to straight up your dress up cover. It may shut their cranky ass up.

[@icetrey87]

"Sorry for your mom's behavior." LOLOLOL

[@101perspective]

It has been years since I've used a cell phone. That said, I think people should have the right to use them in restaurants and stuff. Provided they do so at a reasonable volume, etc. The way this guy is taunting this woman in this video it is clear what probably happened. Once he knew it was bothering her he probably went out of his way to intensify the reaction. Both of them need to grow up... but especially him.

[@taffygirlgood]

I love both videos... Mostly because you are a smart ass, much like myself :D That woman was totally out of line, I have had to deal with people who think it is their business to tell people what to do. I always find it amusing how easily their emotions are manipulated by a calm, smart ass comment.

[@redmanle1358]

love the teapot

[@12106445]

Really? Imagine what will happen if this country runs out of chicken and watermellon.

[@rfrench5]

Well it sounds like she has reality issues. Probably angry and upset about how crappy her life turned out to be, and she has to take it out on others.

[@TheScunion]

"Maybe you should just mind yr own business"? Maybe you shouldn't be jabbering away in public on a phone and making your business everyone else's. I applaude that woman for speaking up.Go in the lobby or outside if you need to use yr phone. Christ you act as if we want to hear your conversation.

[@CaroleBiscuits]

People who use their cellphones in a restaurant are pieces of crap. Put it on vibrate and either go to the bathroom or go outside if the call is that important.

[@Qrayon]

Ooh, that woman is hot...although that's not why I agree with her. I agree with her because she's right. If you'd get off the phone and enjoy your meal, then you wouldn't have this aggravation.

[@Trobit]

It doesn't bother me at all when I'm in a restaurant and other people talking on the phone, if they keep a regular tone it's just like they talking to a person in front but even better because you don't hear the othe person's noise. It's stupid to get mad because someone is talking to a machine instead of a person when you are eating.

[@johndavie1966]

It takes a strong person to walk away and let it be

[@gasun21]

actually!!! classic

[@christinarubino9416]

Enough with the body shaming. If you don't like her behavior, then fine. But why does our society immediately resort to shaming women about their bodies? Grow up and get a grip.

[@bswitza]

If bitches like this would spend half the energy they use on other people's affairs and actually focus on some sort of healthy habits, then people like me wouldn't have to pay higher insurance premiums. Shame on her.

[@MrRushbrown]

Its not shame humans weren't designed to ever have bodies like that. You have to not work and eat fried food for your whole life to look like that.

[@amberosburn2941]

American male's have to point out other's " flaws " to take the attention off them. This is why I married non American man and it's the best decision of my life.

[@gasun21]

we were'nt shaming here . they just said she was fat.

[@Zoeslaterz]

closing with the ulti troll statement, well played sir.

[@2010Barbon]

Well in fairness IF the rules of the establishment were that no mobiles were allowed then yes she had a right to be allowed to get mad at you guys as you should not had been on it in the first place but if they were allowed in the joint then no she not got a right.

[@spottedfeline6634]

Well when you are in public you are allowed to be on your phone. Duno what that lady's problem was xD

[@gasun21]

she had a bad day, on any other day she probably would have been nice

[@Edwin19911000]

1:04 its funny how people talks back right after the other person walking away

[@VintageCars999]

lol she complains to the manager after thanking her for a free mail this is funny. The lady has some issues.

[@kaylaventers5693]

when they first showed her come in, i thought she was posing for the camera :)

[@naywillo6920]

It's a phone, she was being rude.

[@eamonn1983]

What the hell are people talking about rude for? Are you not allowed to talk in restaurants now? If the person he was talking on the phone to was in the restaurant you'd be hearing twice the "noise". Seriously, what is it with idiots thinking they can tell other people what to do in public places?

[@sodestined1198]

I hear The Marvelettes in the background

[@RadioactiveVikings]

Wow and I used the wrong they're...i'm ashamed of myself.

[@YourAnjl]

Not sure what happened here, but whoever was on the cell phone in the restaurant was in the wrong. Rude behavior. Take the phone outside or turn it off.

[@frogbutt11]

Have you never noticed that people talking on their cellphones talk LOUDLY? It's is annoying as hell and most people think so.

[@mikesmithe1325]

What's the difference between talking to a person on a cellphone or in person. What about free speech ? Who does she think she is , the talking police ?

[@vamtheanomaly]

How "quietly" was the guy talking. Was there a lot of offensive language involved? Some people have a right to not hear "fuck dis nigga fuck dat motherfucka" over and over, no matter how quietly the guy is saying it.

[@serratop]

It is an act of kindness, not to use a phone in a restaurant. Nobody is interested in your private conversation. But this is called education, if you have heared about?

[@2skittles4u]

When did it become improper to have a conversation with someone during dinner or lunch? Being LOUD is considered rude, but simply talking to someone has always been common everywhere I've gone out to eat. What difference should it make to anyone if a person is talking to someone sitting across from them at the table or talking to someone on the phone? Is it simply rude of that person because YOU can't eavesdrop on the entire conversation? BTW, the comparison to a movie is ridiculous.

[@DonDeLem]

Good etiquette isn't exactly a part of life. There are some assholes who have no good manners AT ALL. Pretty much like the comment below me. When I say talking is a part of life, I mean EVERYBODY (the whole world) talks.

[@Teeleesom5]

Making fun of someone's weight is pretty juvenile to boot. Someone needs to grow up - oh, that would be you two!