The Correct Way To Enter And Exit A Room

[@RendyRuban]

Such a grandeur gesture. Now I might apply this with entering windows to be a proper-mannered burglar.

[@neptunianman]

and make sure you knock before entering, it's only polite

[@GCKteamKrispy]

То чувство, когда ты грабитель в Канаде😂 (или в Британии)

[@engene501]

lol

[@gavinperumal8661]

Enter with a tux please !!how rude

[@elliewilson8863]

Oh yes please and don’t forget to dress for the occasion, after all you need to set precedence for all other well mannered burglars. 😂😂😂😂🍾

[@SaxonC]

After I watched this, I applied this to my everyday life and it’s effortless! I even received a compliment from someone in an office that I was entering.

[@randomaxe662]

Don't let the door hit you on your left buttocks, Jeeves.

[@dancingcat87]

Never thought about these little details. It does seem more proper.

[@SomeBuddy777]

It's definitely the spin that makes such a mundane chore a far superior and sublime movement.

[@azlanhamzah5551]

If you forgot the house key,then they should show us how to politely break down the door.

[@2skyland]

I like to put an extra full spin during the spinning part. If I'm feeling saucy I do a little pattycake with the door handle too.

[@ddl4374]

😂

[@OnlineLitScholars]

hahaha - fantastic. Thank you for that.

[@linguine4500]

This is what I've been missing all of my life

[@gerrimiller3491]

A head held up high with confidence and straight back while walking into a room with a beautiful warm smile⚜is so gracious!

[@hamoudi_d]

I prefer to do it the "Shining" way. With an axe breaking a hole into the door and then with a friendly smile greating all the people within that room. 😂

[@thetourminator]

"Here's JOHNNY !"

[@onnolastnam2550]

The orchestra for this proper tutorial is truly a sendshome for the magnificence of its execution. 👏 bravo

[@hazel_berrystudios8462]

_The sad part is that I actually searched this up_

[@nihwa609]

This is a very good way to impress someone on formal meeting such as job interview. Thank you so much.

[@mm-yt8sf]

i hope one can do double or triple spins when feeling especially fabulous 😃

[@Macsk8ing]

So much class, so much elegance.

[@rosavillanueva5189]

Pretty cool. And it's actually very useful when you have to close and locked the door very quickly.

[@elliewilson8863]

I have been doing that since childhood, but I don’t think my spin around is as sexy as yours . Thank you for reminding us to either learn or keep our good manners .

[@sho8567]

This is exactly the kind of video I’ve been wanting to see.

[@analyons8595]

Next time, would you please include the "why" and "since when", the pros and cons, and what impression it leaves vs. a "here's ma behind coming and going"? That's the stuff that makes this all relevant to us today. Thanks kindly!

[@addygil5000]

Thank you for making these videos.

[@anishdas361]

Thanks . Earlier I used to kick the door with my right leg and enter room .

[@chrishansen9379]

If the door knob was on the other side, would the hands be switched?

[@captaincommand-devminecraf2210]

Instructions unclear, i slammed the door in my own face

[@randomaxe662]

Lol, sounds like Monty Python sketch.

[@DoubleDoubleWithOnions]

@@randomaxe662 I needed to know how to put things on top of other things.

[@azkahassan6230]

As a Muslim, I've been taught when you enter a room always use your right hand and foot. When you exit the room always use your left hand and foot. Its similar to what you have taught me. Thank you for teaching.

[@lanastraea]

How very interesting! You enter a Japanese tea room with your right food and exit with your left.

[@azkahassan6230]

@@lanastraea That's interesting and thank you for the information. 💚

[@Animal_lover123-x7w]

Wow, I would never have known that. How very interesting. Thank you.

[@AMStark77]

Love the spin. No idea this was a thing! Thanks RB!

[@Stormlaughter]

Well, what a good thing to know! I absolutely adore your series!

[@bettinabarry8423]

Thank you for the lesson. Enjoyed your choice of fanfare!

[@selyemperzsa1]

This was a piece of art. Thank you. :-)

[@norbertkurth3830]

Damn it, i´ve done it wrong - all my life. Just walked in mindless. So much lost opportunities to show off.

[@marioskomnos4661]

Very nice. 👌Thank you sir.

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

How. He's allowed to keep his Scottish accent. How progressive.

[@rosavillanueva5189]

Wait, that's Scottish? I truly believed he was English. It wouldn't matter to me anyway, I can't tell apart the accents.

[@R.S_Howell]

Instructions unclear- I tried this and I ended up in the back of a police van

[@dravenmurray8812]

Love the video. Thank you for your advice! What is the song playing in the background?

[@LunadePlata]

Thank you very much sir,it's a very interesting channel

[@AlvaroYamagami]

I was unknowingly doing this throughout my whole life 😅 it just seemed natural and elegant

[@anniespacethetic6908]

Even before watching this I used to do it the same way and for spinning it around my parents called mad 😹

[@vasilbourak6477]

Much wow. Such class. So fancy. - DOge

[@khalaka1160]

Why am i watching this?

[@BBFLY_RISEN]

Because you and I both are about to win a lottery jackpot and we’ll be hiring butlers. 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@FlyAwayFlyHigh]

​@@BBFLY_RISEN ワロタ😂

[@ghostghost7067]

because in the UK being posh helps a lot

[@ladybug160]

That is simple, though with respect and effective 👍

[@inorganicproduce]

Short and sweet - thanks

[@edzehoo]

Damn. I've been opening and closing doors wrong my whole life.

[@Chahlie]

:)

[@echelon2k8]

Should call this the door waltz.

[@Archer335]

Here’s one: When you need to enter a room or an elevator, and someone else needs to exit, generally speaking, the person who needs to exit has the right of way.

[@alanflors]

Did a full 180.

[@Felix-co1rl]

at this point am i even breathing properly-

[@regalsurvivor3418]

No. Lol

[@HiHi-ek1dd]

Well you see the way your suppose to breathe is by your nose, with your correct tongue posture. If you do not your posture of your entire face will deflat, so it is important for you to breath through your nose, your welome darling.

[@stevencraig2448]

Awesome Video

[@TheRoyalButler]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@60345]

If you wanna do it the correct way, you gotta do it my way. Firstly, you light up a cig then you spit on the floor AND only after you've done that you can proceed with full force kicking the door open, voila! You've now been fired.

[@antikoerper256]

Instructions unclear, got stuck between the dimensions

[@grimlund]

1:11 "Left hand on the handle!" Isnt that the right hand? Am I missing something here?

[@CTGolfReviews]

It's Europe they do everything backwards there

[@echelon2k8]

Yes, you're missing something. He's dyslexic.

[@sahibwrldwyd]

U r right 😂😂😂

[@echognomecal6742]

I watched 3 times to make sure I was seeing it correctly & that he was the one mistaken. I'm dyslexic & thought it was in high gear!

[@randomaxe662]

They probably think they're driving on the right side of the road and don't understand why it's different in USA.

[@907alphaprime7]

Okay! I was missing the spin, guys! Got it!

[@peterp5867]

Dear Royal Butler, thank you for your lovely videos. However, I have to say, that you are never allowed to turn your back to the people when entering the room. So, when opening the door and entering the room, you do not turn around and make any such manoeuvre to change hands, you change your hands behind your back always facing the people in the room.

[@libertariancapitalist]

I have been doing this for years and one day thought to myself ‘Why do I open and close doors like this?’ Then I found this video.

[@Greatpee12]

Simple yet great

[@kaprphish]

Yeah, but what if you're opening the door for a guest, allowing them to go into the next room, and then closing the door for the guest while remaining in the same room you started in. Where do I stand? Where do I put my hands?

[@zboy.05]

what if you smack someone with the door because you look behind you when opening door

[@randomaxe662]

"Right hand on the handle" while using his left. Was this uploaded with the video flipped horizontally? Or is it another example of England and America being separated by a common language?

[@stugryffin3619]

He refers to one hand as his right when first approaching the door and then refers to the same hand as his left when reentering this room. After going through many of his vids and other questionable pieces of advice, I've unsubbed. I genuinely don't think this man is a butler at all.

[@stugryffin3619]

oh my gosh, this gentleman _is_ actually part of the royal household staff. :-/

[@randomaxe662]

@@stugryffin3619 You don't mean....a Prussian spy?

[@ronanmcauley]

What do you do if there are royals in the rooms on either side of the door? You're simultaneously leaving one room while entering another so which room do you face into?

[@TheRoyalButler]

Can get tricky, but acknowledge them all.

[@ddl4374]

😂

[@kurjan1]

So you don't get stabbed or shot in the back. Not saying I'm paranoid or anything of that nature..!

[@tired_of_u_ppl7985]

Best channel ever!!! 😎💖💛

[@CELINE-00004]

i thought i seemed silly whenever i did this turns out its just my natural noble tendencies heh😌

[@mm-yt8sf]

it just occurred to me that the process isn't symmetric between either side of the door, the "room" gets more face time, which i guess makes sense if people tend to be in rooms and mere hallways tend to be on the other side. but if there are two rooms..does one have to make a guess as to which room has the more important people? :-D if the queen was waiting for you in the hallway would you have alter your passage so that you're facing the queen with the maximum amount of time? does anyone leave her in hallways... :-)

[@jamesdalton3082]

Doubt she spends much time waiting in hallways. She's last in first out.

[@anthonygrubb8211]

I know this video is several years old. However, my question is if the person in the office was say a king/queen, how would you incorporate the bowing/curtsy required of lower classes

[@matthewjeffery6481]

1:10 I think you’ve got your left and right the wrong way round

[@karatheuser1467]

So elegant👏🍷

[@w1ck3dz0d1ac]

Did this tradition come from a time when the butler also acted as a guard and needed a complete view of all points around the room, or is it in fact just a display of courtesy.

[@TheRoyalButler]

It is from the days of never tuning your back in a room! Incase someone attacked you.

[@w1ck3dz0d1ac]

@@TheRoyalButler as a former security guard my first thought was surprisingly appropriate. Thank you for your timely response.

[@Anita-qm6nu]

I’ve always been doing it that way 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MM-lr5hv]

Yeah I know and no body noticed ! What a shame 😂

[@trukeesey8715]

Most famous example of doors' etiquette is Kramer.

[@teepeefashions]

The doorknob at my place is on the other side of the door. Is it safe to assume that I use the left hand instead? Other than that change it works perfectly.

[@to_meito0o]

I want him as my uncle

[@morthomer5804]

What about if you were opening for another person and there was a glitch in the space time continuum? Would you be torn in two pieces? Would you be saved by a tighter spin?

[@ハンターフラック]

What if the handle of the door is on the other side? I assume you perform the same maneuver but reversed?

[@7ajhubbell]

Thank you.

[@Caduceus444]

Do I have to shut the door after I enter? In the house I grew up, there was a policy that if a door was found shut, we should shut it back before we leave. If it was open, we leave it open. Is there anything like that in etiquette?

[@GabrielCroft]

Very good question. I hope he replies.

[@user-zw6pn3ql7y]

This "leave it as you found it" policy certainly applies to gates (farm gates that is... ;)

[@user-kb8qw7dy4t]

This is British humor (humour), right? Right?

[@evantighe696]

Love this, but would it work in an office? I feel like you’d look a bit daft pirouetting through office doorways

[@MM-lr5hv]

I think most of the office doors are on auto open and close system 😂

[@tjn0110]

@@MM-lr5hv doesn't mean you still can't do the spin. :)

[@bellerophon9116]

What is the more nuanced thought behind this style of entry and exit?

[@Elem40]

Let me try to answer: It is a general rule of politenes to turn your face towards a person and not your back. This way of handling the door ensures, that you open and close the door facing into the room and only spend the least possible amount of time with your back towards it without walking backwards - wich would look irritating in most situations.

[@BonusCrook]

Thank you! I've always struggled to figure out these stupid doors and now I know how to use them after some practicing! Can you do a tutorial on how to sit in a chair next?

[@SieweKim]

Thank you very much for the lesson

[@saulgoodmansurine]

I want to become a proper butler now i’m jealous.

[@greatharry4444]

When entering the room, it seems you opened the door with your left and closed the door with your right

[@KimmyQueen]

Wait... is this for Butlers or for all people?

[@henrysmith340]

What is that song at the beginning called

[@tythedetailer3650]

Black Butler didn't show me this

[@aiken_dao]

What if there is someone behind you, and they are going to exit with you, then what do you do?

[@ghostghost7067]

you need to allow enough space for the little spin

[@trukeesey8715]

What if someone were behind you? Subjunctive mood, not present tense.

[@viliaman]

Hello!! is great to see your videos! can you share with us some good books to read if we want to discover more about butler rules?

[@KarmenJerkovic]

Same for woman?

[@GregoryWiktor]

He is a Traveling Man.

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

That’s why you close a door not shut it, because they made door closers

[@tenorgabrielma]

What is the background music at the start? I've been searching for it for a long time! Thanks!

[@amishamaisarah1751]

Messico E Nuvelo by Mas.S

[@lesliekendall5668]

You misspoke on which hands you were using when re-entering the room. Did you notice?

[@kavitaaknath8607]

Sweeet! Knocking has been removed from the rule book.

[@josefk5659]

This is how I enter rooms when I’m high on cocaine and trying to go unnoticed.

[@MJ-ye7dd]

HAHA

[@israeltorrez492]

Same fam

[@ddl4374]

😁🤣

[@recovering_rider]

I am curious what that door actually leads to.

[@VVVVV99611]

precious item ahead

[@Arkylie]

I'm writing a scene with Jarvis (of the Marvel Cinematic Universe) conducting a guest to his suite, and I'm trying to figure out which character should enter first. I figure Jarvis would totally know the right move there, but I don't. Do you open the door and step aside for the guest to enter? Do you open the door and flow into the room to hold it open from inside? Do you go in and check the room for dangers first before the guest can enter? What's the actual etiquette?

[@markeslinger7051]

Then you get dizzy and fall all over the floor

[@Zencba]

And remember to check if you turned the stove off for the umpteenth time

[@korifm9051]

Probably a very silly question, but does anyone know the name of the song playing at the beginning?

[@Sluxslol]

Days of Splendour

[@korifm9051]

@@Sluxslol Thank you!

[@user-kb8qw7dy4t]

That's probably the least silly question I've seen in the comments.

[@吉良武士]

Great question. I wanted to know too.

[@trishsmithdebrett4447]

Hello ! I’m a new subscriber to your channel 😊 and I’m loving it 😊 Does this apply to ladies also ?

[@TheRoyalButler]

Thank you and yes ma’am 🙏🏻

[@lalmuansangakhawlhring677]

Are u not suppose to knock?

[@MM-lr5hv]

No because that’s your own room 😂

[@josephoyek6574]

This guy could crossover Lebron, Jesus.