Everything Is Stupid - America Has a Problem with Food | The Daily Show Throwback
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2022
- Ronny Chieng spotlights frivolous lawsuits against food giants, including absurd cases being brought against Godiva, TGI Friday’s and Poland Spring. #DailyShow #Comedy
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As a person living in Poland next to a spring, I would rather have tap water, which is subject to health and safety regulations, thank you very much :P
Does the packaging on the bottle look like a place in Poland?
😂😂😂
FWIW, Poland springs water is named after the town of Poland Springs, Maine.
And some of the water still comes from ground sources there. Although I dunno as I'd call it "natural spring water".
Go say that to the people drinking lead or arsenic poisoned tap water in some locations...
@@TheSliderW hence safety regulations :p
We here in the Netherlands make jokes about American litigation culture. But if there is no proper regulation and enforcement to protect consumer rights, it is these kind of lawsuits that keep companies from deceiving their customers too much I suppose.
HI if you make fun of people here they will say move to Europe you socialist. Luckily you are already living there but this is how it is here if you try to deal with anything to do with litigation or are anti corporation. You are called a socialist who hates capitalism. This is half the country thoughts. If you want healthcare or paid leave you are a communist fascist or socialist. Or worse - a European. Or even a Canadian. None of which have rights or freedom. And also you hate America. Its a lot darker than you think over there.
Same in India when newer cars started being fitted with "things are closer than they are blah blah" mirrors. People were complaining that they are being distracted with half of the mirror being filled with letters.
You make jokes about us? I suggest you retain an attorney, sir. I will see you in court.
I absolutely agree. I do wish that he would’ve spoken to the fact that there are really important lawsuits as well. There was a major lawsuit against Johnson and Johnson because it’s powder was giving women cancer!
Where was the punchline in that joke
“Here’s 10 dollars go buy yourself 30 seconds of therapy” lol savage
Second Thought.
Thats the Must-Watch your missing if
Food-Waste is any Concern of you and starving People dont let you cold.
The dumbest part about suing godiva over their branding is that the people who sued don't even realize that Hershey took cocoa butter out of their chocolate because they can sell it to cosmetic companies for far more than a chocolate bar is worth, and they replaced the cocoa butter with a cheap synthetic emulsifier instead.
They replace the cocoa butter with milk butter, and almost all chocolate producers do that. The soy lecithin emulsifier is added to prevent bloom, the white stuff that sometimes forms on chocolate when it experiences changes in temperature.
@@saalank Almost all American producers...
is that why my friend's Polish/European chocolates taste so much better
@@saalank They replaced cocoa butter AND soy lecithin because both were rising in cost.
What is PGPR? On the label you will see it listed as an emulsifier. Polyglycerol polyricinoleate is a yellowish, viscous liquid comprised of polyglycerol esters of polycondensed fatty acids from castor oil. Now, doesn’t that sound delicious?
You’ve likely heard of soy lecithin before. It is really the darling of the food-processing industry. It is hard to find a packaged food that doesn’t contain soy lecithin. Soy lecithin has long been used as an emulsifier in chocolate. Over the past few years, the cost of soy lecithin has been increasing, as the demand for the non-GMO version of soy has increased worldwide. So, the chocolate manufacturer’s way around this more expensive ingredient is to find a new less expensive emulsifier, and that’s where PGPR comes in.
In addition to using PGPR to replace soy lecithin, in 2006 chocolate manufacturers began replacing the expensive raw ingredient cocoa butter with PGPR in their recipes. PGPR replicates the mouth-feel of cocoa butter and is more shelf stable than cocoa butter. This reminds of trans fats - where trans fats were used because they mimicked the mouth feel of creamy fats, while a the same time they were highly shelf stable.
PGPR is made by the chemical giant Palsgaard. From Palsgaard’s website, “Cocoa butter is an expensive raw material for chocolate manufacturers. By using PALSGAARD 4150 (which is PGPR) the chocolate recipe has lower costs in terms of less cocoa butter…” In other words, PGPR is a way for chocolate manufacturers to get around the hassle and expense of actually putting chocolate in their chocolate.
@@tigerlilly9038 I dated a woman from Germany whose father worked for Jacob-Suchard (owned by Nestle, I think) and she always brought lots of chocolates back when she returned from visiting family. This was back in the early 1990s.
Their chocolates tasted better even back then before American companies started replacing real ingredients with these novel chemicals.
That's not a meal , that's a yard sale - yep, that got me 😂😂😂
"Let the courts decide." That's what Rudy said. Then when the courts had decided, he said don't trust the courts.
Also...voters shouldn't decide who wins elections. But, only if we lose.
Or...I love the constitution. Ok, just the 2 or 3 parts i like.
fukcin Rudolph
@@thomasridley8675 bingo😅
@Zu Su a vietnamese video about which fruit has the most seeds has sod all to do with this. Please quit it with the spam.
I can't believe someone sued Godiva over not being made in Belgium, when Ghiradelli is out here mislabelling food allergens in their chocolate.
Next someone is suing Häagen-Dazs for not being from Denmark with that Danish sounding name.
@@bklyncrook Häagen-Dazs is just made up nonsense that only sounds Scandinavian to some English speakers.
The name doesn't resemble any actual words in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish or even Dutch or German.
I mean, these things are 100% illegal in Europe. Can't have champagne on a bottle that isn't from that place. Belgium has laws about mayonaise.
@@MissMoontree Godiva was founded in Brussels, Belgium in 1926, that's what it means.
Frankly it is obvious and I feel secondhand embarrassment for the fools who cannot comprehend this very simple thing. Do they also think all the chocolate was made in 1926?
Ridiculous.
@@MissMoontree Are you referring to the old Royal Decree to Belgian producers that for it to be labelled real mayonnaise it must contain at least 80% fat and 7.5% eggyolk (70% fat and 5% yolk since the 2016 Mayonnaise Law), otherwise it's considered salad dressing?
I understand US Americans aversion to US American chocolates, it tastes like mealy cardboard. It's strange that something that barely contains any cacao is allowed to be called chocolate.
European chocolate is atleast actual chocolate.
I realized ages ago that American culture is suing. They will sue for every little thing they can think of. Speaking of suing, our ex-president is the master of suing, lol.
I'm stealing your user name, sue me ;)
Nah, I'm dialing 911.
"master"
Trump university is a perfect example.
suing and shooting. Americans scare th out of me. Always have new scary things to show us. shooting culture . About to have national guns day. i feel bad for them
Flint MI water issue is still a thing. But not in the news anymore.
Hawaii also has issues getting clean water
The gov officials responsible got let off to!! I heard about that recently
They will spend all that money on lawsuits but won't correct the problem.
i have a question. who is the governor in michigan at this point? its obvious people in the white house don’t care. so that means the problem has to get solved LOCALLY. does michigan not have a government over there? you’re telling me its mad max now? just curious
@@JustJanitor That is criminal! They all should be behind bars!
Ronnie Chieng is hilarious, but then so are all the rest of Trevor's "correspondents." Great work, you guys! The Daily Show is just smart and entertaining.
Yeah... I love Trevor, but the Daily show is killing it with their correspondents...
@@Phizzo4real we must be watching different shows
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I didn't laugh at a single thing he said
They are funnier than Trevor himself
See that was silly: Ronny should have sued Trevor for the fact that The Daily Show isn't actually daily at all, keeping on taking off weekends or vacations for a couple of weeks.
This. Speaking of misleading names, the show should be called The Yesterdaily Show just because of the shear amount of re-uploads.
But that would probably mean he would have to work more
Yes！ except this is about food. 😁😁
I can't recover from one laugh fast enough to be ready for the next one. 😂 Ronny's stoic delivery friggin' slays me.
😄 love Ronny the man is a comedic genius, that's why I tune in the Daily Show👍🏼
I'm actually curious the percentage of Americans that could _actually_ locate Belgium on a world map 😅
I'm going to sue the Philadelphia Eagles because I was expecting actual eagles, but it was just humans. Lame! False advertising!
and my New Orleans Saints, Who Dat?
Also, the sports car you bought and the models were not included.😂😂😂
But should potato skins be made out of discarded toenails? Would that be ok?
nicely said, I would also rather watch ACTUAL VIKINGS play than the trash MN puts out every year
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Ronny is insane funny... That straight bland face while delivering punchlines, gets me every time 👻 ..
There were punchlines?
Groundwater isn't really a renewable resource. It takes thousands of years for groundwater to rise. The wells are starting to run dry so bottled water companies should avoid using wells.
OH RIGHT!
It's even MORE criminal what they are all doing!
(Didn't NESTLE STEAL billions of gallons of water from ppl in California who needed it?)
NEVER FORGET that not one shred of this is lawful.
ex:
everything our govt and big biz do is SYSTEMIC FRAUD, SYSTEMIC MALPRACTICE.
But who ya gonna call? THEIR cops?
The FOUNDERS (all fugitives, hmm) said we need to lynch our govt every 100 years (!) to clean the mold out but we didn't listen.
Water should be free
As usual Ronny is on fire 🔥 and spot on!!!! 🤣
I almost spewed my coffee when he said it came from the CVS toilet lol
The coffee must have been bad because the joke was not funny.
@@goldzilla1507 it was hilarious. Then again I don’t but water in a bottle. For years companies have been playing the weak minded. They caught a guy filling the bottles from a garden hose.
The fact that you can sue that easily about everything, the fact that judges doesn't kick bored greedy people out of thier court is a major problem.
The individuals engaging in lawsuits are really an issue. At worst it keeps these companies on their toes. I’m much more concerned about major corporations and conglomerates who use lawsuits as a weapon against those who cannot afford to fight back.
Idk, i'd rather have laws which prevent corporations from outright lying to us about what they're selling, but since we can't have that we'll just have to sue i guess? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I work at a funeral home and this family is threatening to sue us over a life insurance policy.
We buried their mother last year and it's about 8 siblings. They couldn't find the physical copy of the policy so they been demanding that we give them a copy. We called the insurance company and they been telling us they can't give us a copy, only the family can be given one.
The problem is that on the original policy none of the siblings are beneficiaries on it and they need to sign some papers work to have the policy amended. So for almost a year we been trying to get the siblings to sign the paperwork. Only one has and the others refused to.
We haven't been paid for that service by the insurance company because of this, so we had choice but to submit them a letter that we will be taking them to court over the matter. Just yesterday one of the siblings showed up and handed over a letter stating because they haven't gotten the policy, they are going to sue us and the insurance company. They even had the nerve to add that if we try to defame then in anyway over this, they will add a defamatory lawsuit as well...🤦♂️
There should be SLAPP laws to prevent that. I guess it depends on the state, though. Also, judges will throw out ridiculous lawsuits, I’m sure it happens more than the media would like you to believe.
To be fair, if I bought something called “potato skins”, I too would expect something potato based. Because… it says potato. I mean, I wouldn’t think about asking “Does the POTATO skins have potato in them?” because I would frankly assume that they did. I’m also very curious about what they ACTUALLY contain. What do you replace the potato with??
I’m Swedish. We’re used to stuff being what it says it is.
For the snack, it looks like the first 2 ingredients are oil (soy or sunflower), then dehydrated potato. That's what the internet says but I could always look at a bag on Monday when I go to work if we have any in stock and you're interested.
Yes we are, i am curious of something i didn't know the existence of 10 minutes ago
@@Spearca its chips though. It's implied it's essentially flavouring. Like onion ring potato chips.
@@Spearca these are chips man. Not medicine. Not even real food. Imagine strawberry or grape lollipop, do you think there's a grape in there? At best some sort of juice used for flavouring.
Not sure if you have a different word for potatoes chips. But no way would anyone expect actual potato skins.
Edit:
here's another example..someone buys a hamburger gummy, and complains it's not a real hamburger.
@@Spearca en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato_chip
Maybe you call them crisps
Potato chips, or general chips
Like sometimes it's corn chips.
The fact it's a chip already tells you what it is. The rest is just flavouring.
Suing is the only way consumers can keep corporations accountable for their branding and marketing in the US. Don't criticize consumers for using the only tool they have available.
If only you use more of your logically constructed brain more often
I feel like the Poland Spring water suit is valid tho, they literally wrote "100% natural spring water" on the bottle when its from a well, it's not just because of the name.
That suit didn't suit well on that bottle.
How does it affect the person?
@@DSan-kl2yc different sources of water have different tastes and mineral components.
So i wouldn't buy well water if I want spring water
@@DSan-kl2yc It's a LIE!... Wouldn't you be upset if a product you purchased, was not what it claimed to be; was expensive and you've been ripped off?!
@@kevinhanson6106 if I purchased water and it was water, would I be bothered.
I agree that they lied though. It's not 100% and it's ridiculous that they claimed it would be.
But she didn't lose anything from it, it didn't harm her in anyway. What losses are there?
Poland spring isn't any more expensive than any other bottled water. If anything, it's cheap.
How I missed his segments. Had me laughing the entire time!
I guess it's a re-upload, possibly due to holiday break. But I had never seen it so new to me lol. Looks like you got a bot or scam response too, mine was something different
@@katstorm13 Second Thought.
Thats the Must-Watch your missing if Food-Waste is any Concern of you and starving People dont let you cold.
When I came back to the US from a 3 year tour in England, is when I realize Godiva was a fraud. It taste like Hershey nothing like European/Ghanaian chocolate like Lindt.
I've always thought Lindt was overrated. I moved and lived in Switzerland when I first had it.
Aldi chocolate is better than Godiva, and it is still not great.
That's nothing to do with Godiva as a whole, which is active worldwide. It's to do with the USA's weird history with dairy and the impact it had on what they think chocolate would taste like. Godiva lost much of its premium value in its place of origin too, but's it decent enough chocolate still because it's made for European tastes in a slightly upmarket segment. Compare the stuff made in its PA location with the output from the factory it still runs in Brussels and you probably wouldn't think it's the same brand.
I absolutely love it he's highlighting the ridiculousness of people just upset about the fact that the food isn't the way they thought it was as if false advertising doesn't already exist. But it's also funny because he apparently ate Trevor's food and tried to sue him for it. By the way love the bangs
Huh? He's just cracking jokes. A company deliberately giving false impressions their water comes from a spring should be held to account for false advertising. Or do you think false advertising laws shouldn't exist? You want a $2000 trip to Rome to be a trip to Rome in Alabama?
it's exactly how it is supposed to work in the US legal system. lobbyists made the voters/politicians sceptical of government regulation so there is almost no supervision to what corporations do. consumer protection is left to lawsuits where private individuals have to win in court for a company to face any consequences
You don't sue for absurd amounts of money because you are upset, you do it to get rich.
@@kaoz928 Thank you, Oracle of Yawnmaha.
@@kaoz928 and she did not. The case was pushed by the Lee Litigation Group, a filer of consumer class actions and not the plaintiff. Because when it says potato skins it should not contain the CEO's discarded toenails.
Have you guys learnt nothing from the hot coffee case.
Also the lawsuit was already dismissed by the court, apparently potato skins are not legally required to contain potato skins.
That's pretty much a joke here in Germany. You are unsatisfied with anything?
"Sue the company for 5 trillion Dollar. No! 500 Trillion Dollar. Like a true American." :3
in the EU consumer protection is done by authorities in the form of government regulation, sometimes executed even by the EU commission itself. they don't need citizens to sue companies for misleading the consumer or worse, endanger their health
Ahhhh .. german humor ..😆
I am from Germany and I have never heard that joke. You should look up the hot coffee case. An easily digestable documentary should be on netflix for free.
@@brennenderopa she got nothing.
I love this guy!.. always makes me laugh!
How? How does he always make you laugh? He is the lamest part of the show.
I don't know, I'm totally in favor of stronger regulation when it comes to stuff like this. It's pretty sensible to be able to trust the advertising. In the EU, marketing will soon be considered sources of information with regards to products and services. I hope to see some improvement from that.
I really had no idea Godiva chocolate was made in PA either lol they’ve been way overcharging
A lot of food like this is made in independent factories. The factories produce multiple batches of product, then quality test it and give it a grade. Grades can depend on things like color, taste, consistency, level of contaminants, etc. The major food brands like Nestle, and Russel Stover have contracts with these factories that state they will only take a certain grade of the finished product. Usually the "pricer" the food brand the better grade chocolate they have contracted but its no guarantee. I have a friend [majored in organic chemistry] who worked in testing/QC department of a chocolate factory. I've heard some very interesting stories from his time there.
It’s not being manufactured in the US anymore. The company is only selling overseas.
The Godiva that you find in stores now is left over merchandise.
@Joanne Here's another one that will blow you away!...Pricey European designer goods are now often produced in America and 3rd world countries...I went for a job interview at a factory, and that's how I found out.
While I agree with the larger point, I disagree about the Godiva chocolate. I have spent time in Belgium - so I can find it on the map - and they are renowned for the quality of the chocolate made there. The two most famous brands - Godiva and Neuhaus - are world-famous. While the companies heritage may be Belgian, their products should be clearly marked as made in the US.
It probably does say so on the product somewhere on the back, just as it does on foreign beer brands that reference their home town on the front end. I mean, the Godiva label says "Belgium 1926", but apparently they didn't assume their chocolate was made before the Great Depression too. Godiva is owned by an American company though, even if it wouldn't surprise me if part of their product development still happens here, but Neuhaus is still a Belgian-run company and holds a royal charter.
@@matthijslenaerts9423 Godiva, which was once owned by Campbell's, is now owned by Turkish conglomerate, Yildiz Holdings. Which may be why one box of Godiva chocolates says, "Product of Turkey." That's a long way from Brussels!
As a person who lives in Poland -the country -, you shouldn't be complaining abt pole and springs water. wait till you actually come to Poland. the water won't come from a well. It'll come from the tap which runs through some random polish babcia -grandma- house 😂
Belize central america I'm from and i agree totally !! ✌🏽🙏🌎😀😂
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The name refers to a spring in Poland Maine 🇺🇸 , not actual Poland 🇵🇱
The advertising song used to be “what it means to be from Maine” but I don’t think they used recently
Brooklyn - I don't believe you've actually ever been to Poland. You probably don't even know where it is.
Majority of homes in Poland is like light years ahead of most US : )
California, Bay Area? Houses from 1960's worth millions....
Poland, any big city? Houses from 2015 or up... worth like 200-300 thousand $
Awesome! I agree people are way too sue happy. Thank you so much, I'm sharing this with my friends, you're one of our favorites!
@chris I used to feel the same way. Read through the comments of this piece, you may very well change your mind; when you find out how often companies are cheating the consumer.
Lawsuits are what makes America an economic powerhouse (Europe too). Companies push the ethical boundaries all the time, and lawsuits are what keep them relatively honest. Americans can buy products in stores with confidence that the product is what it says it is, and the product is safe when used as intended. Lawsuits like the potato skin one are important because it forces the manufacturer to compete fairly. Let’s say I make REAL potato skin snacks. My product will probably fail if other companies can sell fake potato skins at half the price - not to mention the competition using ingredients people might not want to eat.
Lawsuits are what allows companies to be confident that a contract will be honored not only legally, but in spirit. We have all bought shoddy products, but our lives don’t depend on shoddy products because fear of lawsuits keep companies from cutting corners.
Until the companies are rich and powerful enough, then lawsuits are just the cost of doing business and they can keep doing the worst practices without ever having to admit fault
@@brendanwatroba8568 - True, but that assumes the plaintiff settles (which is usually the case). However, even settlements make the news. How often have you read “The company has settled for $1 billion without admitting wrongdoing”? Were you ever convinced a company would part with a billion bucks if a jury wouldn’t have probably awarded more? Also, a huge settlement is a deterrent too.
You’ve probably read or seen “Fight Club”, and the “formula” is partially true. There is a safety test called “the moose test” which many trucks and SUVs fail. The test is to see if a vehicle will roll if the driver steers VERY quickly to one side. This isn’t really a “flaw”, but an inherent problem with having a high center of gravity.
I think the days of “the formula” are probably in the past. It’s just too hard to keep a secret these days.
Hilarious Ronny!! To be fair, food companies have been getting away with putting lipstick on a pig for far too long.
Yea but the contents are on the box.
Hilarious?
Don’t talk about my ex girlfriend like that
@@themoneypromethod465 This comment is why she's you ex. Just saying.
Stop animal testing, quit putting lipstick on pigs!
"Who wants European chocolate. Chocolate is chocolate." Oh, Ronny. Your "Merican" is showing.
Why?
@@subject8776 because American Chocolate is trash.
The chocolate comes from Ghana (Africa )and is processed in west
@@letstalk3980 no, the cocoa comes from Ghana and many other places like Columbia, Paraguay. how it is processed makes a great difference. what the Americans do with it renders it inedible for me. if Belgians do it I can't get enough of it
@@subject8776 A lot of American chocolate contains butyric acid because of the way they process their milk (controlled lipolysis). Hersheys for example. This gives the chocolate a sour/tangy taste. This tastes weird for the rest of the world. Of course there are high-quality brands in America that don't do that either, they process the milk like Belgian, German and Swiss companies do.
I had to sit my drink down so that I wouldn't spill it after he said he'd give the person the money himself if they could find Belgium on a map. It's an old trope, but still funny.
Well done, Ronny thank you for making me laugh.
"That's a Yard Sale " is Gold Jerry! It's Gold!
America has problems in general
damm i lost it when he said " Your wife cheating on you with me nothing is real" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You guys need more regulations. Like in the EU if you call it (location)(method)(content) - here Poland spring water - then it would have to be all three. Otherwise authorities would not allow sale of a faulty product.
Still miss seeing Ronny in "Ronny Chieng: International Student." That show was by far one of the funniest comedies from Australia that I've seen in a long time. I was always so bummed that they never did a second season, but he's made up for it with his skits on TDS.
Thanks for sharing. I didn’t know this existed.
That series is a hidden gem. Seriously hilarious.
Thanks Trevor for promoting others !
I literally laughed out loud at this. 😂😂😂👍🏾❤️
Genius collab!!!!! I love you both!!!! My spirit needed this!!!!!! #thewaterthough??? LOL 😆 🤣 😂
He doesn’t realize we are ready and have been waiting for that jelly.
“Americans are so entitled.”
A group of girls once told me that they wanted fried chicken without killing chickens.
Oh stop it, that's so Hilarious. I could only imagine the look on your face.
I'll wait until my chicken dies of cancer thank you very much!
They wanted thighs or wings only... : "We'll have a bunch of limbless chicken torsos running around. Thank you."
I can just imagine a bunch of amputee chickens and the waitstaff explaining they only chopped off one limb per chicken to make sure they didn't bleed to death as they served BBQ legs and wings.
@@Spiritlife01
Yes, I was flabbergasted to see what privilege looked like in human form.
Ronny Cheng bringing out the ridiculousness of the food industry.
More like the ridiculousness of America.
More like these people. 1st world problems. Except for the water thing in places like Flint that's definatley a 3rd world problem.
I love his accent. It adds so much to his comedy. Nice work as always!
He is a Malaysian Chinese. He is trilingual, Mandarin, English and Malay.
He needs his own show
“Do you think your Smart water went to MIT?” Bwahahaha
IT JUST CAME OUT THIS WEEK that vitamins (etc) are a RACKET and were a scam on the public for 100 years.
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS STOLEN from the public, cuz not oNE person in Law Enforcement will do the ONE job we pay them to do.
These segments are gold. Chieng is precious.
Ronny Chieng is hilarious!!
Love Ronny. He's hilarious. I like that in a comedian.
He actually is a real lawyer 🤫😸
I WAS NOT READY FOR THE JELLY 🤣🤣💜
Ah, and I thought this was new. Ronny Chieng with bangs is 2018 Ronny Chieng lol.
This is hilarious . Spell them as Po-tatoz and you will be fine legally lol. As for the water, you are better off getting a whole house filter or filter pitcher. And it should be alkaline.
That was hilarious, and true. Go Ronny!
I needed that laugh this morning 😂
Ronny is both brilliant and funny 🤣🤣🤣
I need this first thing in the morning on Friday after a hectic week 🤣😅😆 as a merchandiser, I'll start putting ? On products
My favorite comedian on the show!
Loved this!
"That's not a meal, that's a yard sale."😂
If everybody who works this show was in a movie together, imagine how awesome it would be smh
Thank you! ❤️
Ronny Chieng sporting an Anakin Skywalker scar, I'm here for it
I love this guy. He gave me a smile
Let me preface this by saying I love you Ronny Chieng. You’re funny and you touch on some great issues, in the funniest way.
Ronny; your bangs weight your face down. I know I might sound like an auntie, but your face is so handsome.
truth
The bangs are terrible. Sorry, I'm a whale biologist.
The Daily Show has the funniest comedians of any show IMHO.
I am here for Ronny Chieng!!!
This was gold
We need more Ronny!!
*Now if you couLd just Have an InTeLLigent Conversion!!!!*
Ronny is hilarious and very clever! (minus the cussing, lol) I love listening to him
3:25 I mean why are we surprised. It’s owned by Nestle, one of the most evil businesses out there
HAPPY TO SEE YOU
You won't cease to amaze me
I will never get over 'ENGAGEMENT!!' 🔥🔥
"You're not ready for the jelly" 🤣🤣🤣
Ronnie & his jokes --- while looking ever so serious... *"Why so serious?"* 😂
Thanks . You make my day and some. Lol.
Poland Spring water is not named for Poland. It is named for the town of Poland Spring, Maine, where the original spring still exists.
awesome bit. WTG Ronny!
I love both of them
Ronnie Change is a genius. great stuff.
Love this.
They should totally go with this lawsuit skit. Get Judge Judy to hear it. It would be hilarious...
Great to see Ronnie after a couple of months
Give this man his own show
So funny and so true 🤣
I Love you, Trevor!😘
What a legend. Give him a show NOW
3:03, My sacred Poland springs, "Holy well water"
Loooove Ronny Chieng! I needed to laugh, whew!
The big irony is, Ronny might almost have a case. There have been plenty of instances where an office food thief complained about the food they stole and the local powers that be side with the thief. Just frame it around "boobytrap" and "workplace mobbing" and off you go.
So sharp, I think I might be bleeding! 🤣🤣🤣
love Ronnie!
Ronny is amazing 🤣🤣🤣
Great video 👍🏼
I'd like to set the record straight about Poland Spring ... It's a company in Maine and it's located...In Poland, Maine. ONE of their water sources is, in fact, Poland Spring.
Also...wells are usually fed by underground springs.
Love it!