Midwest Guys at a Restaurant

Sorry, don't wanna inconvenience you 😅

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[ForeverClassy]

The best part about getting breakfast at midwestern restaurants is how much food they give you

[Eodbatman]

In the Army a few years ago, we decided to have a good ole backyard barbecue. My team was myself, a Mexican guy, and a Wisconsin guy. The Mexican guy and I love making spicy food, and we showed up early to get the smoker going and make salsa picosa and such so as not to smoke the guests out with roasting chilis. Wisconsin guy shows up and asks if he can try the salsa. We didn’t think anything of it, but it was an unexpected assassination attempt. He immediately choked up, turned red, was sweating bullets and with a betrayed look, asked why we tried to kill him.

We didn’t think it was that hot, but this is a guy who thinks spicy mayo is a bit much. Ope, sorry bud.

[JB_Hobbies]

The Midwest is when you almost bump into a stranger and you both say ope sorry in unison while shuffling past each other.

[mscudde]

The sharing of utensils and Miles drinking the bloody Mary when he has 15 beers next to him had me lmfao!

[j.]

Charlie Berens always makes me feel like I'm back at home. I'm sure if the video went longer they would have brought the plates back up to the bar when they were done and then wiped off the table themselves. Also glad I'm not the only one who hates spicy food.

[thome]

Not telling the waiter that they got my order wrong is so true for me

[orielwiggins]

This was great. You guys are helping me understand where a good part of my struggle has come from. It has taken decades after moving away from the Midwest to get the courage to speak up in situations like this. And it used to be only when it was this severe. Also, why I can't stand folks who are so quick to just be rude to folks even when it's not at all their mistakes. Thanks for bringing home to some of the things I love/truggle with the most about my heritage.

[proudbgeeky]

I feel Charlie needs to have his Midwest Nice card revoked. How could he eat those plain scrambled eggs while Miles suffers through the jalapeños omelette? There should have been a midwest stare down between those two with Charlie insisting on switching his eggs with Miles for the omelette and Miles insisting on not inconveniencing Charlie and refusing the swap.

[Will_Lesher]

This is so relatable. I feel bad when I get wrong orders at restaurants, and I know I should tell them, but sometimes don’t.

[SummerDreamr]

Politeness level is off the charts on this one. Canada and Japan have competition. 😜

[jamesbell]

Thanks for providing a funny break from my work day...and no, I was not inconvenienced.

[Semiam]

After moving to Minnesota from the South, I went to a local restaurant and overheard another table ask the waiter “Are those wings Minnesota hot?” 😂

[acapps]

This was hilarious! I once was at a Cracker barrel with my boyfriend. Because he thought our waitress didn’t refill his soda enough times, he totally stiffed her on the tip. I didnt have my purse with me to leave one, so the next day I went back, found her and gave her tip and apologized profusely for his behavior. I'm from Missouri.

[Dabeanoo]

I’m Subscribed to both channels. So I watched it once on each and liked both videos. I didn’t want to inconvenience either of my favorite Midwest YouTubers.

[McFeisty]

We midwestern folk refuse to inconvenience anyone…except ourselves

[gallonramekin]

“Have some Bloody Mary. C’mon.
Oh, forgot it’s spicy.”
😂😂😂

[theskicker]

Poor Miles, nothing hotter than salt, reminds me of my little brother, who won’t do anything more than mustard.

[verak]

Clean plate club reference! I love it. Such growing up in Oconomowoc memories.

[soulknife]

To be fair, the inconveniencing part is basically the Millennial experience. If someone gets my order wrong, I just kinda accept my fate and deal with it.

[notredame]

You guys are too much!! Love every minute of it!!