WAITER GIVES LEFTOVERS TO CLIENT | @DramatizeMe

An Asian man went to a restaurant expecting a nice meal, but a tricky server already had a plan for him.

The seasoned waiter taught a young intern that he should serve leftovers to customers who don't know the language.

He literally took a nibbled steak left by another customer and served it to the Asian man.

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[DramatizeMe]

Have you ever been treated unfairly at a restaurant?

[rachmetcalfe]

I don't know why people like to make fun of people who don't speak their language!

[robertfaulkkner]

I really love how the subtitles switched languages whenever Suzuki spoke Japanese instead of automatically translating into English. It adds a nice teaching lesson to the video!

[yamagata]

"Talk about human rights from a man who doesn't respect their existence." This is great writing that works on so many levels. This episode I take as homage to Fuminori Tsukiko, a 75 year old man from Japan who has been living in Kharkiv, helping the residents there survive with food, medicine and toys for the children. Thank you DramatizeMe for this excellent episode with lessons for our world wide society.

[bhaminibhujun]

Happened to me when I was in Toulouse, France. The hotel guys didn't know I speak French because I look Indian. They were conspiring to make me pay cash for my hotel booking even though I paid everything online.
They were shocked when I cussed then in fluent French and their little French ears turned red.

[vandananeeraye]

For once, the customer didn't turn out to be the owner of the restaurant or some family members.
Great video as usual

[pamelajohnson]

The mananger was an very terrible boss to treat a paying customer with so much disrespect.

[h.a.s.]

5:23 "and I'm gonna kick that Naruto Uzumaki out."

Damn, I love Naruto. Nice reference.

[GamerGoals]

Hello everyone. I’m studying Japanese language 🇯🇵. For those people who didn’t understand, let me translate in English:
1:21 : This is different. This is not mine. I ordered Tuna salad.
2:17 : Do you have enough?
2:23 : My favorite 100 bill.
2:31 : Goodbye.
3:46: Everything is good. Let’s take this one.
6:03 : It’s alright.
6:42: I said. But it’s really alright.
8:41 : I can’t help.

[SONYish]

@1:45, gosh this guy deserves an award for his comedic charm, DramatizeMe keeps getting better and better 😂

[Ukrainian-woman-of-your-dreams]

Money may not always buy you happiness but money can definitely win you more respect from others.

[ameliawilson]

I would like to take the time out to thank you, Mr. Garry and your AMAZING CREW MEMBERS for giving us AMAZING videos on a regular basis, and for that I truly THANK YOU. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[cs]

I'm a Japanese. I felt a little bit strange because of the man who is recognized as a Japanese, but I understand that
the people who made this video try to teach us an important thing. Thank you😌

[yamagata]

Thanks! This episode touched me on so many levels Your writers are wonderful as are your actors and production crew. Please continue to make wonderful videos with humanitarian messages and lessons. You are changing the world. And many thanks to Garry.

[angerleanhammond]

That was wonderful ❤. I went to a restaurant one day to apply for a job and they told me they would contact me, so I left and when I looked into the window i saw the man throw my application into the trash. I walked back in and took it out the trash and said if you didn't want to hire me you could have just said so. God's continued love and blessings to everyone 🙏 ❤ 💕 in Jesus mighty name Amen 🙏

[ronaldbelderolsr]

I love the diversity of DramatizeMe. Nice to have an Asian lead role once in a while!!! Another great episode from the best channell on Youtube!!!

[oliviaoof]

Fun fact: One unrealistic thing about this video is the fact that the Japanese man left a tip. In Japanese culture it is often felt like it is rude and insulting to leave a tip, as they believe that the full bill is already paying for a good service. So yes they may not be in Japan but culturally it’s wrong lol. Just a cool fact for y’all.

[manassaweeassawakittiporn]

I do really appreciate much of your production to reflect how much twist this society has turned into and it happened in many of our aspects. The acting and facial expression of this sensible girl, for me, is really priceless. I love how you bring the real nature and characteristic of each nation and express it through your production realistically. Japanese is the real Japanese. The beauty of staying calm is one of many things I love about this.

[PhilomusicaMia]

Wow, this is my so far, the best episode of DramatizeMe. All the detail cultural aspects, possible barriers in cross cultural understanding, the scripts, the actors, and the ebtire execution are just bringing this episode to a top notch. After watching it we understand that honesty is a universal language. I'm watching from Indonesia, I am thanking you all.

[Animeguy]

7:31 Don't judge people based on their appearances, looks, and races