Meanwhile Elon a moron hack and Jor Rogan and idiot who get easily say like a child are rich I thought working hard mean I play hard that song lied to me
Don’t feel a bit bad about not giving to charity at a checkout. When I worked at Walmart they would collect money from their customers and grossly underpaid employees and contribute NOTHING! But would happily take credit for the contributions.
@@shabath This is exactly what they do. The store collects the tax credit on *your* donation. Don't ever feel bad not contributing; if you really want to, do it directly.
Ya, I always say no because if I'm gonna donate to charity I'd like to do some reading and pick a charity I feel good about. Also I don't trust big cops as a rule, so don't trust them to have good intentions when doing the whole charity thing. At the very least, even if it's good, it's probably more about the PR than helping people imo
Been a while since I’ve heard Henya’s voice. Her English has become MUCH more American, but what is that accent?! Haha, it’s like a mix of New English twang with West Coast lexicon.
Most charities use up the vast majority of their income on administration and operations to begin with. Very little actually gets to the cause itself, and those are the sincere and efficient ones.
@@NevisYsbryd not to mention that the large companies asking for donations are only doing so for tax write-off purposes, so if you're feeling inclined to donate you should donate straight to the source or even just pass a buck to your local homeless person.
Every time I go to a large chain store and they ask if i want to give to charity. I'm thinking you guys have the money to meet that charities goal ehy are you asking me? I know you're barely paying your workers over minimum wage if that you could afford it.
Henya is actually 100% right with the reason why they don't let you take food home. It's sad that because judges admit spurious lawsuits for stuff that the plaintiff is CLEARLY responsible, that we can't have nice things.
Wouldn't that mean nowhere in Japan would ever do carryout or delivery? You'd have the same problem if you ordered something to go. Especially like what Henya said about getting something there and then getting something to go. If you do that, you're pretty obviously not going to eat the to go portion immediately since you just ate.
Well, that's weird. Eating out in Japan was probably the best experience imaginable. It's cheap af, delicious and the service is excellent and fast. If the portion is small for you, just order 2 it will still be cheaper than Western Europe/North America.
Well it's cheaper because the economy is going further beyond hell in Japan so it's nice for foreigners shit for everyone that lives there. But yeah service there is unmatched but even that is born from depressing reasons so yah know.
@@stephenjenkins7971 I think it's it cheaper when you do the yen to USD conversion but technically speaking it's not actually cheap it's just priced correctly.
Tipping varies by state. Some states requiring "tip pooling", where tips are shared among the entire staff, while others make that illegal. If you work in an industry that has/allows tipping, always find out what your state laws are, since some scummy managers will try and trick/bully you into tip pooling when it's not legal.
@@Blunthammer not to mention tipping in the USA is out of control. Everybody wants a tip now. And they pre program these tip buttons in the POS systems to start at like 15%. And I’m picking up my own food. I give them maybe a dollar or two to be nice but unless I’m being served at a table, I don’t tip. It’s ridiculous
@@Sturmischer That's not everyone else's problem. It's the people who thought it was fine that led it to that situation. Change the entire thing or don't complain.
Nearly everyone says no to those random donation things at checkout, and you can ignore that suggested tip rate crap and just leave what you want or even nothing if they had bad service.
Its better to not use the tip on the thing cause it tends to get taken by the restaurant and spread around to the entire staff rather than just given to the person who actually earned the damn tip
@@freedantheeternal they do not get the tax break you do. Seriously why do ppl say dumb shit like this that is easily disproven with 2 seconds on google?
@@freedantheeternal you should let AP news, tax policy center, and the IRS itself know they're wrong then, because all of their websites say the exact opposite. Since you're just some random stranger online, I'm going to take their word over yours.
6:24 I do want to note that I think the tipping request is just included with the software for almost all American electronic payment systems now, and some of the odd places to request tipping happens because the store/salesman doesn’t know to turn the feature off.
Don't listen to them. They likely know how to turn it off and were just trying to get you to pay the amount. If, on the off chance, they _really_* couldn't, then they knew someone who could.
Tipping is a way for companies to reduce their employees' salaries by slowly inserting tips as part of their compensation. It also allows them to redirect employees' frustration from low wages, away from the company responsible, and push it onto customers. "Because you have tips, we don't have to pay you as much. Because the customer doesn't want to tip you, your income is lower. Aren't customers bad?"
It originated not long after slaves were emancipated so companies could exploit former slaves by not giving them wages and forcing them to survive on the gratuity of others. It really is a messed up policy from beginning to end.
Any time a grocery store has a "would you like to donate $ to (charity)" say no, as this is just the store pocketing most of the money and getting a tax write-off. Same with most charities. If you do not get a tax receipt yourself to write off against your taxes, don't, it's a scam.
I've mentioned it in other threads, but this is not true. There is an AP fact check on this because way too many (adults too) believe this. Businesses act more like an agent to collect funds and are not allowed to claim deductions on these collections.
$10 minimum!? Here they tend to just round up a few cents and the additional cents will be the money you give away, alongside other options if you want to donate more. Then again, after learning about Shell's carbon credit scandal, I naturally grew sceptical about them.
Stopped supporting corporatised charities after the Reynold's cancer charities scandal. The family run charities, used for-profit solicitors and call centres, only paid out 2.5% of the money donated, and the whole group pocketed most of the 187 million dollars. And then that created copy-cat charities to spawn doing the same, they only pay donations out to get a quote or reference from a reputable charity to prop up their scam and then sit on the money and continue to pay themselves to manage it.
I always say 'no' when donating to charities at large chain stores - You probably won't know how much of your donation actually goes to the cause, and you generally won't be able to claim the donation on your taxes, but the business can. It's better to research a little and donate privately - There's almost always better charities that give a higher %.
4:53 Those are a scam. The company only donates a small portion of what you give them. It's better to find the organization that they're giving money to and just give money to them directly. Assuming the charity is even real.
8:34 "This is my store menu" I still remember that wanna be actor and his weird pizza thing, how he had like 20 different toppings and several different bread you could choose from. I jokingly called it a "trigonometry pizza" cause of how insane the amount of combinations you could get out of it. Something like that isn't good, you don't want to give your customers decision anxiety.
Well if you bring your own bag nobody will tell a thing as it cost them money to even get rid of the food. At least in Europe. But here its almost a shame to take the leftovers. As if you poor dont waste money in restaurant and cook home. Living in debt is look down upon not like in US where its the norm. And yea they use portions normal people can eat on one sitting. There is also a weight of the food so you can see how much you getting. I dont go to any restaurant as not only for me the portions are so small i need 2, it taste edible at best and for the price i can feed my self for 2 days.
knowing that while I'm watching kitchen nightmares on youtube henya is probably watching it too doing gordon ramsey impression made me feel happy today
If I ever did the unlimited alcohol for two hour thing, by the time the two hours were up, I'd be too blind to do anything else. As fun as it sounds, I'd have to avoid it.
@@Kenionatus In France it is due to public health policy if I remember well. No free refill on alcool and sugarish (is it a word ?) drinks. And mind you, a lot of french people were mad at the time. Probably the alcool bit however :D So I don't know if the law made it in the end or not, but fast food expected it to pass and no more free drink :)
She so cute i don't know Henya that much but people i respect love her she seems very based to me. I just subbed to this channel i would love to learn more about Henya
'drinking bar', I can see why this hasn't taken off elsewhere 😂 (I am aware of the history behind fountain/fountain drinks in the US), but considering buffets are called 'vikings' over there, I'm not surprised 😂
Speaking of buffets in Japan, the biggest change I saw when I was over there was it was like 'timed', where you could only eat for like 90 mins or something. No one would be hounding you with a watch, but it was one of those rules you just follow so you don't create meiwaku for the staff.
Cooking at home is the solution to food expense. Also, to everyoone reading this. Use your freezer. Buy on sale and freeze stuff. I had to have this bashed into my head with a hammer by my parents when I moved out, so to speak. Meats stay fresh for 3-4 months in the freezer. Freeesh meat like directly from butcher can hold 6 months or longer depending on type. Vegetables hold for over a year. Basically just look, smell and then taste if the first two give no red flag. Fish will basically not go bad if frozen. Taste will suffer though.
Meat lasts a lot more than 3-4 months in the freezer, especially if it's vacuum-sealed. Even longer if you have a deep freeze, two years is easy. Also you can freeze bread, I tend to freeze half the loaf right away because a full loaf starts to mold before I get halfway through it and half-loafs don't save you any significant money. Same goes for buns.
@@zerrodefex Depends on the meat. FRESH meat. Yes. I agree. Raw meat that is not perfectly fresh? No. It has already been stored a while already and depending on what it is, it was not freezed when on the shelf in the store. Either way, I do not take chances with cheap meat from the convinience store. I eat it before 5 months. If it was fresh from a good butcher. It'd be very different. But that's not cheap where I live either.
"$10 to help people? No! Maybe $1. I have to save money for gacha!" -Henya, apparently (It's better to find a good charity through research, though. Look into administration costs and results. Don't give some giant chain store a tax break by donating to charity on their behalf.)
Been on keto diet for epilepsy, so now I feel like it's waste to eat carbs/sugar... Just sparkling water is the best. Coffee for mornings, and two meals over the day. It's more costly way to live than just eggs and little sausages, because I used to have slim diet too, I was fat first. 50kgs lost in 6 months... Also I cycled then... 3 hours per day. I still have my shaped legs... But yeah... I keep my weight not going out of the door by having bullet proof coffee. Stuff that I've gone through or going through. I don't see the value in sweets anymore... Just a trap, as it's not even that good.
The portions are smaller, but so are the people, the shirt sizes are the same difference: L in Japan is similar to M in US and Europe. And the free refills is just something which pretty much only the US does, so it's not Japan that is the exception.
With tipping, I almost never do it. I was raised with the understanding that tipping was done as a "thank you" to an employee who went above and beyond the call of their position to provide the best experience for me while at the restaurant. It's not something I should be expected to give just because "my boss is a greedy asshole." Call me horrible, but a tip is supposed to be *additional,* a *bonus* to the bill payment, not a requirement or expectation.
most portions worldwide are smaller than US-portions XD I think Restaurants, that serve huge portions, like XXL Restaurants, probably ask you if you want to take the left overs home. So like if you order a 500g Steak + the side dish and you only feel like eating half, you still have a decent meal left for later. In case of Charities..... pick a theme that you personally like (humans, plants, animals,.....) and stick with that. In my experience, they will still try to convince you but most will be happy that you give to some charity group atleast. In my Case, thats the WDC - whale protection. yeah.... you feel bad for not supporting everything... but we all have only limited ressources.
you say that as if it’s something to be ashamed of. it’s just facts. that’s what having a big ass country divided up into territories of similar size to individual countries entails. shit WILL be different territory to territory, state to state. if anything every other country ought to be ashamed that their countries are one trick ponies when compared to the vast scope of the US. euros don’t even try to get it and that’s why they make fun of us. they’re the ignorant ones.
when they ask me at the counter if i want to donate to a charity i just say "no thank you. I only give to specific charities that i know wont give 90% of the money to the charities CEO. And will give the majority of the money to the people who really need the money". That always flips your guilt tripping back on them. person at to counter always regrets asking me. i can see it on their face every time. LOL
Never feel bad for not donating to charity. At a checkout or otherwise. Don't make your life harder, just to make someone else's life A LITTLE easier (and frankly, in general, there's no real way of knowing if you're actually helping). Believe me... This is easier said than done. A positive-toxic trait I have is giving money to others, to the point where I end struggle to make a loan payment or two on time.
I think the more realistic reason for why the restaurants in Japan don't let you bring home your leftovers, has to do more with them thinking the food won't be as good warmed up. Also, a culture of people who don't waste food at the same level of western countries(also probably a reason for the small proportions/dietary lifestyle and teachings from an early age).
Yeah tipping is getting ridiculous, I went to get a pizza at dominos and I'm literally ordering it by talking face to face with the person at the register, he gives me the order total and says if you would like to leave a tip? this was the first time i've gotten asked for a tip by the cashier. I did't say out loud but in my mind i said " Tip? a tip for what? doing your job? This is ridiculous wanting a tip for taking my order in person, it'd be different if i was getting delivery but at the register" told em no but i was so flabbergasted that it was something that was now happening at the food places, I just couldn't believe it.
No, tips are collected and divided among the wait, cooking and busing staff. Sometimes management too if they’re corrupt. You have to give cash if you want it all to go to your waitress.
Tipping at self-checkouts... Sadly, that is a thing here in America, and every time I see it I always ask myself "Who the hell am I meant to be tipping? The guy standing at the end of the checkout row playing on his phone waiting for a help light to pop up?" It really is insane. Tipping needs to be outlawed here and the places forced to pay their employees properly. I am tired of the "We couldn't be in business without tips!" excuse. If you're reliant on tips to keep your staff and that's all that's keeping you above water, your business is doomed anyways.
Yes a lot of us are but at the same time portions are smaller in many places because the people there are smaller than even our fittest people. Diet especially has an effect on growing kids, I knew some Indian dudes in college who grew up here on an American diet and they were both over 6 feet tall while their parents and other relatives who came from India where all under 5 feet.
I could be wrong but I recall her saying that her mom manages the money and that Henya only takes out like an allowance. I might be mixing that up with Pekora actually but if that's the case it could just be that she feels more broke than she is because she only sees her allowance most of the time.
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Even a Genius can be broke.
It happens to the best actually...
Meanwhile Elon a moron hack and Jor Rogan and idiot who get easily say like a child are rich I thought working hard mean I play hard that song lied to me
Certainly true. Look at Nikola Tesla and how he ended up :(
We have a spending genius on our hands!!
Those experiments aren't cheap
_"can't-uh", "thing-uh", "think-uh"_
She's just too cute
Drink bah
Yeah, the little affectations make everything fun. 😄
I love it
Don’t feel a bit bad about not giving to charity at a checkout. When I worked at Walmart they would collect money from their customers and grossly underpaid employees and contribute NOTHING! But would happily take credit for the contributions.
I think they can deposit those collected funds as their own donation and get tax cuts for them.
@@shabath that is exactly what they do
@@shabath This is exactly what they do. The store collects the tax credit on *your* donation. Don't ever feel bad not contributing; if you really want to, do it directly.
Not to mention the sheer audacity of a multi billion dollar company saying "could you spare some money for charity?"
Ya, I always say no because if I'm gonna donate to charity I'd like to do some reading and pick a charity I feel good about. Also I don't trust big cops as a rule, so don't trust them to have good intentions when doing the whole charity thing. At the very least, even if it's good, it's probably more about the PR than helping people imo
Been a while since I’ve heard Henya’s voice. Her English has become MUCH more American, but what is that accent?! Haha, it’s like a mix of New English twang with West Coast lexicon.
Drinking fountain - water.
Fountain drink - pop
Pop - Soda
Coin slot on the drink fountain
Soda - Soft drink
pop = midwest
soft drink = places that want you to eventually buy hard drinks
soda = everywhere else
fizzy lifting drinks = classic wonka
@@FractalPrism. drink = booze
welcome to ireland
Henya say no to the charities on checkout. No way to know if they get it.
Most charities use up the vast majority of their income on administration and operations to begin with. Very little actually gets to the cause itself, and those are the sincere and efficient ones.
@@NevisYsbryd not to mention that the large companies asking for donations are only doing so for tax write-off purposes, so if you're feeling inclined to donate you should donate straight to the source or even just pass a buck to your local homeless person.
Every time I go to a large chain store and they ask if i want to give to charity. I'm thinking you guys have the money to meet that charities goal ehy are you asking me? I know you're barely paying your workers over minimum wage if that you could afford it.
@@timpointer6664 that's actually a common misconception. Large companies cannot get tax write-offs from the solicitation of a donation.
@@Cruz2917 yeah they hace enough gor all that but their so greedy and the system reward it don't expect it to fix anytime soon
Henya Looking So DISCOURAGED.
NEEEEEEDS HEADPATS AND AFFECTION.
Must br..,
nvm
As an American I hate tipping culture. Also its insane that you can't take leftovers. I would take leftovers 100% sorry Japan.
Henya is actually 100% right with the reason why they don't let you take food home. It's sad that because judges admit spurious lawsuits for stuff that the plaintiff is CLEARLY responsible, that we can't have nice things.
And I have had that confirmed by lawyers I know in Japan.
Well that's ridiculous.
Wouldn't that mean nowhere in Japan would ever do carryout or delivery? You'd have the same problem if you ordered something to go. Especially like what Henya said about getting something there and then getting something to go. If you do that, you're pretty obviously not going to eat the to go portion immediately since you just ate.
@@sum1else37Probably some BS legal distinction between takeout and leftovers.
I thought its because they want to protect their secret ingredients/recipes or something.
Henya's description of Kitchen Nightmare or whatever it is called had me imagining Mortal Kombat.
Well, that's weird. Eating out in Japan was probably the best experience imaginable. It's cheap af, delicious and the service is excellent and fast. If the portion is small for you, just order 2 it will still be cheaper than Western Europe/North America.
I was also allowed for taking leftovers but that might have been only because they knew I was a tourist?
Well it's cheaper because the economy is going further beyond hell in Japan so it's nice for foreigners shit for everyone that lives there. But yeah service there is unmatched but even that is born from depressing reasons so yah know.
Grass is always greener on the other side. As an aside, I don't recall Japanese food being cheaper than Western equivalents.
@@stephenjenkins7971 I think it's it cheaper when you do the yen to USD conversion but technically speaking it's not actually cheap it's just priced correctly.
@@catinacafe7105 Uh, wdym by priced correctly?
Tipping varies by state. Some states requiring "tip pooling", where tips are shared among the entire staff, while others make that illegal.
If you work in an industry that has/allows tipping, always find out what your state laws are, since some scummy managers will try and trick/bully you into tip pooling when it's not legal.
Just don't tip. If servers want more money, they need to learn useful skills and get a better job. Low level service was never meant to be a career.
@@Blunthammer not to mention tipping in the USA is out of control. Everybody wants a tip now. And they pre program these tip buttons in the POS systems to start at like 15%. And I’m picking up my own food. I give them maybe a dollar or two to be nice but unless I’m being served at a table, I don’t tip. It’s ridiculous
@@Blunthammer the problem is actually the employers, servers are paid UNDER minimum wage with the expectation that tips will make the difference up.
@@Sturmischer That's not everyone else's problem. It's the people who thought it was fine that led it to that situation. Change the entire thing or don't complain.
Henya this is why you keep a Tupperware container in your purse
Nearly everyone says no to those random donation things at checkout, and you can ignore that suggested tip rate crap and just leave what you want or even nothing if they had bad service.
Its better to not use the tip on the thing cause it tends to get taken by the restaurant and spread around to the entire staff rather than just given to the person who actually earned the damn tip
@@SuperInsanewolf to be fair if the food is really good and you want to tip towards that it has nothing to do with the server.
@@freedantheeternal they do not get the tax break you do. Seriously why do ppl say dumb shit like this that is easily disproven with 2 seconds on google?
@@freedantheeternal you should let AP news, tax policy center, and the IRS itself know they're wrong then, because all of their websites say the exact opposite. Since you're just some random stranger online, I'm going to take their word over yours.
@ and I worked for their tax accountants for even longer you are just plain wrong
6:24 I do want to note that I think the tipping request is just included with the software for almost all American electronic payment systems now, and some of the odd places to request tipping happens because the store/salesman doesn’t know to turn the feature off.
They know how to turn it off, they just also know that some people will tip if the option is presented like that even if they otherwise wouldn't
Yeah. They left it on. On purpose. Its annoying asf. @@Katastra_
Don't listen to them. They likely know how to turn it off and were just trying to get you to pay the amount. If, on the off chance, they _really_* couldn't, then they knew someone who could.
Pay donations in kettle laughs, dayo!
Haven't watched for a while, but wow, her English got so good.
RIGHT?!? Her English is so good now!!!
Tipping is a way for companies to reduce their employees' salaries by slowly inserting tips as part of their compensation. It also allows them to redirect employees' frustration from low wages, away from the company responsible, and push it onto customers.
"Because you have tips, we don't have to pay you as much. Because the customer doesn't want to tip you, your income is lower. Aren't customers bad?"
It originated not long after slaves were emancipated so companies could exploit former slaves by not giving them wages and forcing them to survive on the gratuity of others.
It really is a messed up policy from beginning to end.
Any time a grocery store has a "would you like to donate $ to (charity)" say no, as this is just the store pocketing most of the money and getting a tax write-off. Same with most charities. If you do not get a tax receipt yourself to write off against your taxes, don't, it's a scam.
Yup, sad but true. 😔
I've mentioned it in other threads, but this is not true. There is an AP fact check on this because way too many (adults too) believe this. Businesses act more like an agent to collect funds and are not allowed to claim deductions on these collections.
In order to not feel pressured, I always say "No thanks, I already did on another visit," even if that visit was 10 years ago.
$10 minimum!? Here they tend to just round up a few cents and the additional cents will be the money you give away, alongside other options if you want to donate more. Then again, after learning about Shell's carbon credit scandal, I naturally grew sceptical about them.
Stopped supporting corporatised charities after the Reynold's cancer charities scandal. The family run charities, used for-profit solicitors and call centres, only paid out 2.5% of the money donated, and the whole group pocketed most of the 187 million dollars.
And then that created copy-cat charities to spawn doing the same, they only pay donations out to get a quote or reference from a reputable charity to prop up their scam and then sit on the money and continue to pay themselves to manage it.
Henya is welcome in the hair flaps club.
Someone needs to show Henya Bar Rescue too
God, that show is great. Especially doing followups on the bars years after to see where they are today.
Henya is so adorable and her squeaks are so cute
5:51 That reminds me of that episode of South Park where Randy was bullied and guilt tripped by the cashier for not donating.
I always say 'no' when donating to charities at large chain stores - You probably won't know how much of your donation actually goes to the cause, and you generally won't be able to claim the donation on your taxes, but the business can. It's better to research a little and donate privately - There's almost always better charities that give a higher %.
Red Cross is one of the worst offenders in that regard. I'm told UNICEF is another bad one.
They don't let you take it home so you can't analyze the food's secret formula.
Havnt seen henya in ages. Her english is so good now! Wow. Sounds so different 😊
4:53 Those are a scam. The company only donates a small portion of what you give them. It's better to find the organization that they're giving money to and just give money to them directly. Assuming the charity is even real.
8:34 "This is my store menu"
I still remember that wanna be actor and his weird pizza thing, how he had like 20 different toppings and several different bread you could choose from. I jokingly called it a "trigonometry pizza" cause of how insane the amount of combinations you could get out of it. Something like that isn't good, you don't want to give your customers decision anxiety.
Cutest genius. I want to give her lots of cuddles, headpats, and hair ruffles.
"They won't let you take the leftover home" hahaha I paid for it it's my food I'd like to see you stop me.
Well if you bring your own bag nobody will tell a thing as it cost them money to even get rid of the food. At least in Europe. But here its almost a shame to take the leftovers. As if you poor dont waste money in restaurant and cook home. Living in debt is look down upon not like in US where its the norm. And yea they use portions normal people can eat on one sitting. There is also a weight of the food so you can see how much you getting.
I dont go to any restaurant as not only for me the portions are so small i need 2, it taste edible at best and for the price i can feed my self for 2 days.
Bro, they're the billion-dollar worth company, they can miss me with those kinds of questions.
knowing that while I'm watching kitchen nightmares on youtube henya is probably watching it too doing gordon ramsey impression made me feel happy today
Gosh, she's becoming more and more cute every time. 🥰
As an American Army Sergeant. I can confirm all of this true about America
I would bring my own containers, if they tell me no I'd just stare and leave.
If I ever did the unlimited alcohol for two hour thing, by the time the two hours were up, I'd be too blind to do anything else.
As fun as it sounds, I'd have to avoid it.
Kind of a shame no free refills in Japan. The ice that goes into your drinks costs the restaurant more than the drink itself. It's hilarious.
Many times it doesn't even have ice. It comes cold from a tap and the jar is insulated.
Well, they want you to spend money on beverages because they make almost nothing on the food. (At least here in Switzerland.)
@@Kenionatus In France it is due to public health policy if I remember well. No free refill on alcool and sugarish (is it a word ?) drinks. And mind you, a lot of french people were mad at the time. Probably the alcool bit however :D So I don't know if the law made it in the end or not, but fast food expected it to pass and no more free drink :)
I generally order without ice anyway.
You guys refill for free ? That is NICE O_o
It's either you save or eat everything and mom didn't raise a quitter
The title is so hilarious
5:30 When did toad get here?
We are all Henya now! Broke as ....
She so cute i don't know Henya that much but people i respect love her she seems very based to me. I just subbed to this channel i would love to learn more about Henya
Stores: "Should you like to round up?"
Me: "Would you like to round down to benefit the ME charity?"
If i paid for it I'm taking it
I went to Japan and a bowl of ramen fill me completely.
I went to the US and I came back to Japan. That bowl doesn't fill me anymore.
Stretched out by big American ramen 😮
common practice for high end restaurant or they gave it to staff but no take away
'drinking bar', I can see why this hasn't taken off elsewhere 😂 (I am aware of the history behind fountain/fountain drinks in the US), but considering buffets are called 'vikings' over there, I'm not surprised 😂
Speaking of buffets in Japan, the biggest change I saw when I was over there was it was like 'timed', where you could only eat for like 90 mins or something. No one would be hounding you with a watch, but it was one of those rules you just follow so you don't create meiwaku for the staff.
they exist in Utah, since lot of people dont drink alcohol, they have lots of soda dedicated places
So if I go Japan I need to order two meals. Gotcha.
I might need three. Seriously are all VTuber women munchkins IRL?
Cooking at home is the solution to food expense.
Also, to everyoone reading this. Use your freezer. Buy on sale and freeze stuff.
I had to have this bashed into my head with a hammer by my parents when I moved out, so to speak.
Meats stay fresh for 3-4 months in the freezer. Freeesh meat like directly from butcher can hold 6 months or longer depending on type.
Vegetables hold for over a year. Basically just look, smell and then taste if the first two give no red flag.
Fish will basically not go bad if frozen. Taste will suffer though.
Meat lasts a lot more than 3-4 months in the freezer, especially if it's vacuum-sealed. Even longer if you have a deep freeze, two years is easy. Also you can freeze bread, I tend to freeze half the loaf right away because a full loaf starts to mold before I get halfway through it and half-loafs don't save you any significant money. Same goes for buns.
@@zerrodefex
Depends on the meat.
FRESH meat. Yes. I agree.
Raw meat that is not perfectly fresh?
No. It has already been stored a while already and depending on what it is, it was not freezed when on the shelf in the store.
Either way, I do not take chances with cheap meat from the convinience store. I eat it before 5 months.
If it was fresh from a good butcher. It'd be very different. But that's not cheap where I live either.
Henya says no to stopping global warming. She really is based
LMAO I didn't think she'd read my "F those plants" message. 😅
In America you have to pay taxes on your tips unfortunately. That's why it's always nice to tip in cash, then the government can't know to tax it
Also in Japan, McDonalds downgraded many Medium sized drinks that came with menus to small (kid) size because of inflation. It's a fucking travesty.
Part of why we're so fat is because the "regular" size drink in the USA was a large back in the 90s.
*Mandatory gratuity intensifies*
Pro tip. Tip a whole number or an easy to calculate number to make it easier to figure out the total.
you cannot tell me I'm not allowed to bring my left over home I'll bring my own tupperware you will not stop me
"$10 to help people? No! Maybe $1. I have to save money for gacha!"
-Henya, apparently
(It's better to find a good charity through research, though. Look into administration costs and results. Don't give some giant chain store a tax break by donating to charity on their behalf.)
I'm in love with the genius ❤
As a canadian, I never once thought there were free refills at McDonalds. Costco's restaurant on the other hand...
Good prank to play on Henya: just buy her an extra large from a convenience store then sit back and watch her panic.
Gordon Ramsay is a global treasure.
I love smug Henya face dayo!
Gambare, Gambare!
Thanks for not censoring swears, sounds better imo
1:17
I was gonna say that sucks, i like my food to go. But that’s actually a really good reason lol
They're trying to destory our hearts
Been on keto diet for epilepsy, so now I feel like it's waste to eat carbs/sugar... Just sparkling water is the best.
Coffee for mornings, and two meals over the day. It's more costly way to live than just eggs and little sausages, because I used to have slim diet too, I was fat first.
50kgs lost in 6 months... Also I cycled then... 3 hours per day. I still have my shaped legs...
But yeah... I keep my weight not going out of the door by having bullet proof coffee.
Stuff that I've gone through or going through.
I don't see the value in sweets anymore... Just a trap, as it's not even that good.
The portions are smaller, but so are the people, the shirt sizes are the same difference: L in Japan is similar to M in US and Europe.
And the free refills is just something which pretty much only the US does, so it's not Japan that is the exception.
Yeah my sister had a bunch of shirts that had US, EU, and JP sizes on the label. US and EU were both Large while JP was XXL.
Henya -the Genius- the Broke
I just got back from a trip to Japan and NGL the no tipping was so nice.
With tipping, I almost never do it. I was raised with the understanding that tipping was done as a "thank you" to an employee who went above and beyond the call of their position to provide the best experience for me while at the restaurant. It's not something I should be expected to give just because "my boss is a greedy asshole." Call me horrible, but a tip is supposed to be *additional,* a *bonus* to the bill payment, not a requirement or expectation.
okane ga nai yo~
"would you like to donate to the less fortunate?"
Me: Holds out hand "I am the less fortunate lol" ;-;
charities on checkout is just a way to get tax reduction so dont feel too bad about not donating.
most portions worldwide are smaller than US-portions XD
I think Restaurants, that serve huge portions, like XXL Restaurants, probably ask you if you want to take the left overs home. So like if you order a 500g Steak + the side dish and you only feel like eating half, you still have a decent meal left for later.
In case of Charities..... pick a theme that you personally like (humans, plants, animals,.....) and stick with that. In my experience, they will still try to convince you but most will be happy that you give to some charity group atleast. In my Case, thats the WDC - whale protection. yeah.... you feel bad for not supporting everything... but we all have only limited ressources.
I forgot that every thing we do in the states can be answered by "it depends" and the tried and true "something like that."
you say that as if it’s something to be ashamed of. it’s just facts. that’s what having a big ass country divided up into territories of similar size to individual countries entails. shit WILL be different territory to territory, state to state.
if anything every other country ought to be ashamed that their countries are one trick ponies when compared to the vast scope of the US. euros don’t even try to get it and that’s why they make fun of us. they’re the ignorant ones.
“WHERE’S THE LAMB SAUCE!?!?
when they ask me at the counter if i want to donate to a charity i just say "no thank you. I only give to specific charities that i know wont give 90% of the money to the charities CEO. And will give the majority of the money to the people who really need the money".
That always flips your guilt tripping back on them. person at to counter always regrets asking me. i can see it on their face every time. LOL
I ask if they want to round down to donate to my charity.
@@Diviance lol ask if you want to donate to my own charity. i should try that
4:28 is where the clickbait title comes into relevance. 30 seconds or so ahead is where she actaully says it.
Japanese portions are half the size, but the food also costs 1/4 as much. HUGE culture shock, especially if you're used to California prices.
The entire rest of the USA is cheaper than California.
"Would you like to don-"
"LOL LOL LOL no."
Waiter: "You PoS..."
TL note: "PoS" can also mean 'point of sale.'
Never feel bad for not donating to charity. At a checkout or otherwise. Don't make your life harder, just to make someone else's life A LITTLE easier (and frankly, in general, there's no real way of knowing if you're actually helping). Believe me... This is easier said than done. A positive-toxic trait I have is giving money to others, to the point where I end struggle to make a loan payment or two on time.
her accent is so cute 🥺
Nah filipino bring out the tupperware. Plus we tend to grow up with iron stomachs anyway (least the ones that survive)
SEA take away/tapau/to go culture let's go!!!
I think the more realistic reason for why the restaurants in Japan don't let you bring home your leftovers, has to do more with them thinking the food won't be as good warmed up. Also, a culture of people who don't waste food at the same level of western countries(also probably a reason for the small proportions/dietary lifestyle and teachings from an early age).
They don't let you take food home!?
That's such a ridiculous restriction!
Yeah tipping is getting ridiculous, I went to get a pizza at dominos and I'm literally ordering it by talking face to face with the person at the register, he gives me the order total and says if you would like to leave a tip? this was the first time i've gotten asked for a tip by the cashier.
I did't say out loud but in my mind i said " Tip? a tip for what? doing your job? This is ridiculous wanting a tip for taking my order in person, it'd be different if i was getting delivery but at the register" told em no but i was so flabbergasted that it was something that was now happening at the food places, I just couldn't believe it.
I'm pretty broke too but if someone wants the change from rounding up to the nearest dollar I will almost always tip. I hate change
If economy can be cold to people like Henya, its truly rough.
No, tips are collected and divided among the wait, cooking and busing staff. Sometimes management too if they’re corrupt.
You have to give cash if you want it all to go to your waitress.
Binbō Henya dayo
Tipping at self-checkouts... Sadly, that is a thing here in America, and every time I see it I always ask myself "Who the hell am I meant to be tipping? The guy standing at the end of the checkout row playing on his phone waiting for a help light to pop up?" It really is insane. Tipping needs to be outlawed here and the places forced to pay their employees properly. I am tired of the "We couldn't be in business without tips!" excuse. If you're reliant on tips to keep your staff and that's all that's keeping you above water, your business is doomed anyways.
Did henya just call American fat indirectly, wow, no argument there though lol
Yes a lot of us are but at the same time portions are smaller in many places because the people there are smaller than even our fittest people. Diet especially has an effect on growing kids, I knew some Indian dudes in college who grew up here on an American diet and they were both over 6 feet tall while their parents and other relatives who came from India where all under 5 feet.
SHE BAD WITH MONEY?? SHE JUST LIKE ME!! SHE JUST LIKE ME FR FR!!!
If Henya is broke... Whew to the rest of those VTubers out there...
Well she had to take a lot of time off of work because of illness so that probably ate through her savings.
I could be wrong but I recall her saying that her mom manages the money and that Henya only takes out like an allowance. I might be mixing that up with Pekora actually but if that's the case it could just be that she feels more broke than she is because she only sees her allowance most of the time.
Companies that make millions every day asking you to donate. Like, beeyotch, _YOU_ donate to a cause. I'm broke!
sleepy henya looks even cuter then normal
They don't let take the leftovers home ok then i only pay the part of the portion i consumed
Henya pachinko addict confirmed boys...