They left out the part where the bagger goes home with him, fires up the grill, makes him and his wife dinner, cleans the kitchen, tucks them in bed, and locks the door behind him on his way out.
I wandered into a Publix just last week for the first time while I was in Orlando. Their sandwiches were delicious and the incredibly polite crack head out front asked for a bite after I saw him "borrow" some artificial flowers from a display stand. 10/10 would go again.
L O L at some of these constant questions and statements this guy was asking was quite hilarious and just a tad bit overdramatic but on a sidenote, the decade of the 80s was amazing. It’s hard to believe I was only eight years old when this video was made and put out.
Funny how everyone had a southern accent. Not the case anymore. Where was Lenny from Brooklyn working behind the meat counter? Also it's great that every employee was waiting for him and no other customers were ahead of him. 😂
Dirt bag is the only guy in the store, of course everyone is nice to him. If it were busy in the least bit they’d probably tell him to the get hell out already. It’s probably 7 at night, who’s grocery shopping at that time?
I love to think this guy just never stops doubting the rudeness of people as he lives in the kindest world that exists
Right? 😭
Middle-aged 80’s dude lives in Florida and has never walked into a Publix. Right. 😂
They left out the part where the bagger goes home with him, fires up the grill, makes him and his wife dinner, cleans the kitchen, tucks them in bed, and locks the door behind him on his way out.
This comment made my night! 😂😂😂
I said it once I'll say it again 'gotta love that corporate Mumbo Jumbo' lol
And he never thanks the bagger for any of that.
Yes, indeed, but don’t forget he has to read them both a bedtime story before locking up and leaving ☺️
"That's what they're paid for."
My wife is in the house watching some new tv show and Im on the porch, smoking weed and watching a publix training video 😂
Hahahahaha!!!
You sound like my perfect husband. I, too, enjoy weed and watching training videos.
This guy could harsh even Willie Nelson's deepest mellow...
Notice how when he’s inside the store it’s night outside but then when the bag boy helps him to the cars is broad daylight lol
Continuity mishap lol
Damn. He’s so negative. He is the type of customer that will ruin anyone’s day.
The friendliness is so over the top, yet I find it endearing.
I wandered into a Publix just last week for the first time while I was in Orlando. Their sandwiches were delicious and the incredibly polite crack head out front asked for a bite after I saw him "borrow" some artificial flowers from a display stand.
10/10 would go again.
Ah, you noticed me? Cracks, I mean, thanks!
This is actually just a video documenting a day in the life of the most pessimistic man on Earth.
He's like my dad.
Thank you for shopping at publix, where serving you is our pleasure
I live near a Publix and although their prices are high, the people who work there are extremely friendly!
I demand that the employees acknowledge me everytime I walk into a publix.
I have only been to a Publix once, I don't remember it being that friendly but I didn't have any problems with them either.
To be fair the times have changed in 40 years and the world's a different place
_"The Amazing Adventures Of A Terminal Misanthrope"_
Such an underrated comment
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Man, I wish stores were nice enough to repackage produce in smaller amounts! No one does that!
you can never tell what your first time in a market will be
I remember these. Publix was one of my first jobs in 1987 / 1988.
L O L at some of these constant questions and statements this guy was asking was quite hilarious and just a tad bit overdramatic but on a sidenote, the decade of the 80s was amazing. It’s hard to believe I was only eight years old when this video was made and put out.
That customer reminds me so much of my dad!
If he went to the store for groceries and didn't come back don't worry apparently he loves publix so much he just lives there now
Funny how everyone had a southern accent. Not the case anymore. Where was Lenny from Brooklyn working behind the meat counter? Also it's great that every employee was waiting for him and no other customers were ahead of him. 😂
It was 1985
Native Floridians are Southern, not New Yorkers & Cubans!
Someone needs to do a reaction video of this.
It is ok for me to work at Publix?
Him and the wife are having steak and baked taters and the kids get the special loaf 😂😂
They really are that friendly
Oh my goodness that is so yesterday way before direct deposits got started for checks.
Who hurt you sir?
I was 26!
We wait in line now!
39 years later publix is not the same
Wtf is this stuff at the end?
This guy should switch to shopping at Jewel where he can get waited on by cashiers like Joan. Jewel puts Customers First!
2024: publix employees don’t understand English.
This was filmed in Plant City.
Thank you!
What's the second half of this video??
this guy needs an attitude adjustment
Is that George Jenkins speaking about accidenta
Dirt bag is the only guy in the store, of course everyone is nice to him. If it were busy in the least bit they’d probably tell him to the get hell out already. It’s probably 7 at night, who’s grocery shopping at that time?
How come he never thanks any store clerk back? Thats rude as hell.
I can see not much has changed.
You shop at Food Lion?
Get out.
Izzat raight??
"Thank you." "I wonder what that was for" Uh he is told to do that or get his ass fired?
Hey, at least all the employees were not dangerous minorities.