I did 18 hours straight at Waffle House back in 1998. It was Christmas Day and there was nobody to show up for work except myself who had been on the job for a month, and one waitress. We managed to make it work, even though we were completely slammed. I have so much respect for these people.
Respect for you too. Someone got to eat on Christmas that might not've figured things out thanks to you. Bet not many people will know that kind of gratification.
1:28 i just wanted to bring attention to how he introduced himself with a subtle shoulder touch and a handshake. Such a simple yet effective method of introducing yourself to people and making them instantly comfortable with your presence. great job.
Heyyyyy Danny Devito. How are you doing. You are such a great actor. I loved you as the father in Matilda, Penguin in Batman, Twin in Twins, the husband in that movie where your wife was taken for ransom, and so many other movies.
Restaurants are only hard in the kitchen...unless you are bad at handling people....being front end at a restaurant is like being a cop without any authority...think about that lmao
I worked at Huddle House as a cook for a few months back when I was like 19 years old. I worked lunch and dinner (never breakfast, my manager knew i wasn't experienced enough for that insanity). It wasn't that bad of a job, i could easily handle about 5 different orders on the grill at once, but one calm evening, about 8pm. My older brother and my friend was up there chilling wit me and then a fleet of cars filled the parking lot up (12+ cars). It was a rush of family members dressed in black attire from a Funeral coming to eat. my brother and friend started laughing, while i was sweating bullets of anxiety knowing that it was about to be the death of me R.I.P. I was the only cook and the waitresses did not cook. I called my manager and told her the situation, she said "just do what you can, good luck". Every single set of eyes in the restaurant was on me (fuck). I handled most of the orders with ease, but when some waitresses write sloppy, ALL hell breaks loose throws you out of rythym quickly. So much noise, people gossiping, music in the ceiling, phone ringing off the hook, loud dishes clanking, custom food orders, waitresses saying they need this, they need that. Every sq. in. of the grille slap full of All kinds of food, 7 new tickets always appearing above your head, door bell ringing from MORE hungry fucking people coming in. There were people standing because ALL seats in the whole building were taken. ALL eyes on me (people confused, with only being 1 cook there, as well as people knowing that I was screwed). Cheapskate owners not willing to pay 2. It was any cooks worst nightmare, a fucking warzone. I had an applause from a few people with people cheering me on, and complimenting my neat plates and good food which gave me a bit more confidence. (good crowd of people). i was an organized cook by nature, neat sandwiches, drain oil off food before plating it, neatly sliced veggies. While I would smile at the customers from time to time, crack a quick joke with a waitress, The only true thing I kept thinking about was the clock because I knew my replacement cook was to show up at 9pm. And she was a veteran cook. After i knocked out all of the funeral crowd, cars still continued to pull up. The clock went 15 min past 9pm so we gave her a call and she said her car wouldn't start. (probably lying). I had to be the hero (again) and cover her shift, worked 16 hours straight for a low $8/hour. cleaned a shit load of dishes, scrubbed the grille shiny clean, restocked everything, so much cleaning all around afterwards. Dead tired, I quit after my shift ended. Told them straight up, that I wasn't coming back. Wasnt gonna wait around for a potential .50 cent raise later or anymore of that place. That night ruined my nerves for cooking jobs. i havent had one since then. The money did not equal the labor/stress. I have a lot of respect for people who can handle it though while still putting out quality food in a timely matter. Don't matter how quick you are, if the plate looks messy, food don't taste good or is cold, you aren't worth shit as a cook remember that. With all being said, it was an experience that I'll always remember, and I still enjoy to cook as a passionate hobby.
I worked at Walmart for a time never in the food industry but man if your working with someone like shorty or if you’re working with a good friend you just genuinely have fun with your shifts will absolutely fly by
As a former grill Op at a waffle house in Northern Louisiana i have a couple of issues with this. 1. He got a break (there are no breaks at the waffle house unless you smoke.) 2. He was sitting waiting during the shift 3. He used a drill whisk to make batter (its all in the forearm burn) 4. The waitresses were nice when they asked for their food a second time 5. Empty seats during a rush? 6. Why aint he cleaning? Hes gotta brush the floor 7. He got off on time??????????????? otherwise pretty accurate. Hes lucky he got out of there without a meth addiction.
honestly when the people are good, and the work is enjoyable, working long shifts like this goes by so fast and can actually be fun?? Like working 8 or 9 hours with no one there is terrible, but once people are there it goes by so fast
I went to my local one this morning and they were talking about how things might get rough for them and my waitress was worried that she might have a job soon. Waffle House workers keep the world turning. They deserve to get paid good wages and benefits. People in food service deserve more respect.
fact that could save your life: Waffle houses are some of the best places to go during nuclear war, zombie apocalypse, a large scale war, and any natural disaster because waffle houses are in fact stocked with extra food and water because the CEO of the Waffle house company says each Waffle house must have extra food and water. STAY ALIVE
Oh not to mention we are open 365 no matter the weather, date or time if a hurricane happens the waffle house will be open the next day, I have been told there is a team or they will get a team to drive down there and get the waffle house in working condition unless it is not standing or is under water then they will find another waffle house to fix to help that area.
Been working as a server at a Waffle House for a little over a week now, I can say out of my three serving jobs this one has kept me focused and busy more than any other. I love it.
No lie. I LOVE "The Waffle House". I grew up poor in rural Arkansas and we used to go to our local Waffle House for a treat. My favorite item was the salad with chilli and ranch dressing. And the pecan waffle. And the patty melt burger with hash browns and chili on it. And the hash browns. Scattered, Smothered, Chunked, Topped, and Diced. Jeez. No wonder I was a fat kid.
Make sure you ask your server to stir the chili or gravy before they put it on your food. Some don't care and will get you half a ladle of dried top layer chili
I watched this one and the Katz's deli episode and I thought it was so nice how his wife and daughters came in to eat and be part of the experience. Lucky guy.
I worked a 24 hour shift a couple weeks ago. My car smelled like WH for a good couple days and almost fell asleep while driving. Even after just 14 hours its hard to drive
In the UK employers aren't allowed to make you work longer than 14 hours per day. It's dangerous. Only police, fire brigade etc can work longer..or self employed.
They probably had someone drive him home. You can hear he still had his microphone attached so at the very least they would have needed to take him out of the car to remove it before he left. They just wanted a nice final shot.
"They love their job. And they care about the food they're putting out." Definitely NOT the Waffle Houses I've been to. Not that I don't like Waffle House....
Even when I go to a waffle house where they dont care about what food they are putting out, it still tastes better than a lot of other places. Cleanliness is not a part of the Waffle House experience though, sadly.
Thank you Bon Appetit for this series! hard working people deserve a better quality gov't. We all need to know our nation cares more about lives than profits (don't hold your breath).
-cleaning grill- "this is where your love of waffle house is really tested." True af. That grill has become my closest enemy over the last 4-5 years. Wheres my 3rd shifters at?
Waffle House was the first thing I saw after leaving the airport my first time in the US (Dallas) and I insisted on going there, having no actual idea what it was. Now it's a thing my dad and I do every time I visit. They even sold me a coffee mug!
Longest WH shift I ever took was 18 hours. Not sure I'd be able to get 6 more in! But I didn't take any breaks either, probably because I would fallen asleep
I've taken a few long driving trips through the years and I ate some meals at the Waffle House. I loved the chili and the smothered Hash Browns. To the WH employees, thank you!
Actually you're not required to wear gloves in the kitchen at food establishments based on US law. The only time you need to wear gloves is if your handling raw meat and switching between multiple stations. Otherwise you are allowed to wash your hands every time between stations without gloves. I worked at Five Guys and we had to wear gloves based on company policy. Some restaurants, like Waffle House may not require it since it's up to the company to decide yes and pay extra for disposable gloves or no.
4:00 Nope, it's by hand. But unless it's a strict manager, or the big guys are there, with the black and blue polos, you are kind of allowed a power drill
love how friendly people are in atlanta. I didnt grow up there but I had the pleasure of visiting family every summer. im from california and people just are not that hospitable.
I stumbled across this video again and I hated working at Waffle House I worked there for over a year and a half It wasn’t Waffle House as a corporation it was really my coworkers and the people who came to the one I worked at
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* fighting *
" can I get a waffle "
Sonja Leliaert can I please get a waffle
Can I PLEASE getta waphul
CAN I PLEASE GET A WAFFLE
🤣🤣
fun fact: the guy in the vine wasn't actually at the restaurant when that happened and he just recorded his voice over the video. still funny tho.
I did 18 hours straight at Waffle House back in 1998. It was Christmas Day and there was nobody to show up for work except myself who had been on the job for a month, and one waitress. We managed to make it work, even though we were completely slammed. I have so much respect for these people.
respect!
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That sounds like as hard a day as you can get, but I bet you made a lot of money that day too
Respect for you too. Someone got to eat on Christmas that might not've figured things out thanks to you. Bet not many people will know that kind of gratification.
Same scenario I was at Dennys tho
That sigh of relief when he gets in the car, I think every person whose ever worked in a restaurant knows that feeling.
Yup. And the day you sigh your last restaurant sigh will be a great day.
omg yes
"If you see a Waffle House, it's open". Damn right. Filled my belly many times at 3am.
I thought he said, "If you see a Waffle House, it's OLD."
Minority Nomad I thought he said, "if you see a Waffle House, pull over"
Minority Nomad I feel u
I thought he said, "if you see a Waffle House, pull OUT "
Minority Nomad ii
He looks like idubbbz mixed with johnny knoxville after shaving.
He kinda looked like Steve Carell with the beard and glasses
Walt he looks a bit like kylie Jenner imo
That's what I though
Walt to me he looks like John Mayer mixed with John Oliver after shaving
Kevin Rose from diggnation.
1:28 i just wanted to bring attention to how he introduced himself with a subtle shoulder touch and a handshake. Such a simple yet effective method of introducing yourself to people and making them instantly comfortable with your presence. great job.
Respect for everyone who works 24-hour shifts!
it's illegal so it's their choice in the end.
*Respek
+Kristovq i've had a 14 hour shift thats as close as i have ever had to 24 hours
+Gabriel Rosales I did 15 hours at domino's, worst day ever lol
Carl Clark Me was at a mexican butcher shop or carniceria on a sunday
I legit just went to Waffle House and shorty was my server
Walker H aaaand then everyone clapped
its true I was their left shoe
Thanks Brian Williams
@@misskwannie Because nobody lives in Atlanta or goes to waffle house
Griffin F I live in Atlanta lmao
I lost it at "I'm Shorty"
Vendzor that’s messed up
I wonder why they call him that
ItchyButtCheecks grow up man
once I went waffle house eating bacon and a worker came behind me and said you better eat that bacon miss.piggy didn't die for nothing
Twenty one Panic potato lol
I once had a drunk at 2 in the morning literally walk up behind a police officer who is eating his All-Star with bacon and ask isn't that cannibalism?
Heyyyyy Danny Devito. How are you doing. You are such a great actor. I loved you as the father in Matilda, Penguin in Batman, Twin in Twins, the husband in that movie where your wife was taken for ransom, and so many other movies.
@@freeandblessed8500 It isn't actually him
@@Kendicklame-ar yes it is
It ain't a waffle House without the ever present police sirens
Or if the cook isn't smoking a cigarette when you arrive
Worked at WH for a year. Its hell behind the counters. Especially weekend nights (drunks)
I work at a bar on the weekends. the struggle is too real.
Yeah its a factory job but pays double so can't complain
Restaurants are only hard in the kitchen...unless you are bad at handling people....being front end at a restaurant is like being a cop without any authority...think about that lmao
they pay less even though its a tip job and plus its so dirty
Belatorius i used to work there for close to a year was fun as a server and a cook
I worked at Huddle House as a cook for a few months back when I was like 19 years old. I worked lunch and dinner (never breakfast, my manager knew i wasn't experienced enough for that insanity). It wasn't that bad of a job, i could easily handle about 5 different orders on the grill at once, but one calm evening, about 8pm. My older brother and my friend was up there chilling wit me and then a fleet of cars filled the parking lot up (12+ cars). It was a rush of family members dressed in black attire from a Funeral coming to eat. my brother and friend started laughing, while i was sweating bullets of anxiety knowing that it was about to be the death of me R.I.P. I was the only cook and the waitresses did not cook. I called my manager and told her the situation, she said "just do what you can, good luck". Every single set of eyes in the restaurant was on me (fuck). I handled most of the orders with ease, but when some waitresses write sloppy, ALL hell breaks loose throws you out of rythym quickly. So much noise, people gossiping, music in the ceiling, phone ringing off the hook, loud dishes clanking, custom food orders, waitresses saying they need this, they need that. Every sq. in. of the grille slap full of All kinds of food, 7 new tickets always appearing above your head, door bell ringing from MORE hungry fucking people coming in. There were people standing because ALL seats in the whole building were taken. ALL eyes on me (people confused, with only being 1 cook there, as well as people knowing that I was screwed). Cheapskate owners not willing to pay 2. It was any cooks worst nightmare, a fucking warzone. I had an applause from a few people with people cheering me on, and complimenting my neat plates and good food which gave me a bit more confidence. (good crowd of people). i was an organized cook by nature, neat sandwiches, drain oil off food before plating it, neatly sliced veggies. While I would smile at the customers from time to time, crack a quick joke with a waitress, The only true thing I kept thinking about was the clock because I knew my replacement cook was to show up at 9pm. And she was a veteran cook. After i knocked out all of the funeral crowd, cars still continued to pull up. The clock went 15 min past 9pm so we gave her a call and she said her car wouldn't start. (probably lying). I had to be the hero (again) and cover her shift, worked 16 hours straight for a low $8/hour. cleaned a shit load of dishes, scrubbed the grille shiny clean, restocked everything, so much cleaning all around afterwards. Dead tired, I quit after my shift ended. Told them straight up, that I wasn't coming back. Wasnt gonna wait around for a potential .50 cent raise later or anymore of that place. That night ruined my nerves for cooking jobs. i havent had one since then. The money did not equal the labor/stress. I have a lot of respect for people who can handle it though while still putting out quality food in a timely matter. Don't matter how quick you are, if the plate looks messy, food don't taste good or is cold, you aren't worth shit as a cook remember that. With all being said, it was an experience that I'll always remember, and I still enjoy to cook as a passionate hobby.
Zach K I’m just not gonna read this
I worked at waffle House and you don't get tickets they call it out to you
Who ever read all of that 👍🏼 good for you
Wow reading that was intense.
What u do now as a job
respect for anyone who work their ass off everyday, and still has smile for it. i know it sucks but big respect!
I worked at Walmart for a time never in the food industry but man if your working with someone like shorty or if you’re working with a good friend you just genuinely have fun with your shifts will absolutely fly by
Waffle House in Atlanta: *like grandmas house*
Waffle House in my city: *frat house mixed with meth trailer*
shorty wasn't having his shit tho
As a former grill Op at a waffle house in Northern Louisiana i have a couple of issues with this.
1. He got a break (there are no breaks at the waffle house unless you smoke.)
2. He was sitting waiting during the shift
3. He used a drill whisk to make batter (its all in the forearm burn)
4. The waitresses were nice when they asked for their food a second time
5. Empty seats during a rush?
6. Why aint he cleaning? Hes gotta brush the floor
7. He got off on time???????????????
otherwise pretty accurate. Hes lucky he got out of there without a meth addiction.
LOL I’m a grill op in Virginia and I relate
Actually depends where you are you do get breaks
Just like some restaurants have a single employee to go do prep
I like Waffle House once in a while. But overall the place is a mental institution and depressing so I’ll go like once every 2 years
It clearly showed him cleaning though...
He gets so deep at the end.
"No concept if time... just cycles"
waffle house is the best place to go when youre high as hell at 3 am
hahaha
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"I've seen a gun 5 times in my life and 3 of them were at the Waffle House." Jim G.
honestly when the people are good, and the work is enjoyable, working long shifts like this goes by so fast and can actually be fun?? Like working 8 or 9 hours with no one there is terrible, but once people are there it goes by so fast
how is that a question??
I believe they are on mobile and just accidentally put question marks as opposed to exclamation points...
Same in retail - when it's dead you're watching the clock/bored out of your mind, when it's busy it gets fast & fun
I went to my local one this morning and they were talking about how things might get rough for them and my waitress was worried that she might have a job soon. Waffle House workers keep the world turning. They deserve to get paid good wages and benefits. People in food service deserve more respect.
When you say Waffle House you put some respek in it.
+Weston Carlisle yea charlemagne
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Oh u better!
U look 13 and u can’t spell respect😂
I've never been to a Waffle House where they loved their job and did their best to put out quality food. I wish I had.
Amocoru I have! They were sooo nice. And they liked to make conversation with the customers.
With a 24h shift I would hardly put a smile on my face and do my job with enthusiasm, physically is almost impossible.
The cameras rolling too...so..
hahaha this is exactly what i thought when he was talking about that near the end of the video
I always see junkies at chik fil a
fact that could save your life: Waffle houses are some of the best places to go during nuclear war, zombie apocalypse, a large scale war, and any natural disaster because waffle houses are in fact stocked with extra food and water because the CEO of the Waffle house company says each Waffle house must have extra food and water. STAY ALIVE
Danny N but we can’t lock the front doors sooooo.....
Alex Winchester barricade them
The front doors have locks on them😂idk why bc they’re not used but we have locks on our doors
Oh not to mention we are open 365 no matter the weather, date or time if a hurricane happens the waffle house will be open the next day, I have been told there is a team or they will get a team to drive down there and get the waffle house in working condition unless it is not standing or is under water then they will find another waffle house to fix to help that area.
I don't think he's in any state to drive, wtf??
CAN Control Jim Gilliland waffle house
turn on subtitles at 2:00 ...
+Guy Fieri lmao thanks for that
+Guy Fieri WTF
+Guy Fieri Oh god thankyou
+Guy Fieri Why?
Victoria Smith its funny
Can I get a waffle?!, CAN I PLEASE GET A WAFFLE?!??!!
Been working as a server at a Waffle House for a little over a week now, I can say out of my three serving jobs this one has kept me focused and busy more than any other. I love it.
Are you still there?
@ Bon Appetit's Andrew Knowlton,
Is driving after a 24-hour shift really a good idea?
I was about to laugh but I realized how serious this is.
ive fell asleep in traffic too many times. overworking is a serious issue
when I had to do mine my manager told us we had to have someone pick us up
No, it;s the equivalent of driving having drunk half a bottle of scotch (or something like that)
No lie. I LOVE "The Waffle House". I grew up poor in rural Arkansas and we used to go to our local Waffle House for a treat.
My favorite item was the salad with chilli and ranch dressing.
And the pecan waffle.
And the patty melt burger with hash browns and chili on it.
And the hash browns. Scattered, Smothered, Chunked, Topped, and Diced.
Jeez. No wonder I was a fat kid.
Lol I feel ur love... btw, don't need to call ur self fat :)
I was born in Arkansas where are you talking about?
Hugh Mungus i’m from benton right here😂 definitely my go to 2 a.m drunk food or hangover food
you have good taste in waffle house cuisine
Make sure you ask your server to stir the chili or gravy before they put it on your food. Some don't care and will get you half a ladle of dried top layer chili
5:37 exactly how i look at customers after I’ve pulled a double shift 😂😂😂
Waffle house... Where you go in the morning when you're drunk
I've been to Waffle House, and only known that I was at Waffle House because I found receipts in the morning. It is Mecca for the inebriated.
*af
I watched this one and the Katz's deli episode and I thought it was so nice how his wife and daughters came in to eat and be part of the experience. Lucky guy.
Just gonna let him drive himself home after a 24 hour shift? Sheesh.
+Jack Walsh thats what I thought
I worked a 24 hour shift a couple weeks ago. My car smelled like WH for a good couple days and almost fell asleep while driving. Even after just 14 hours its hard to drive
In the UK employers aren't allowed to make you work longer than 14 hours per day. It's dangerous. Only police, fire brigade etc can work longer..or self employed.
They probably had someone drive him home. You can hear he still had his microphone attached so at the very least they would have needed to take him out of the car to remove it before he left. They just wanted a nice final shot.
Jen Dark Energy 384400 you do realize this is a show right? It’s not a normal shift
"They love their job. And they care about the food they're putting out."
Definitely NOT the Waffle Houses I've been to. Not that I don't like Waffle House....
PK
Even when I go to a waffle house where they dont care about what food they are putting out, it still tastes better than a lot of other places. Cleanliness is not a part of the Waffle House experience though, sadly.
I work at Waffle House and I love my job
TINY_TIGERS the people at WH that I worked with were incredibly rude. I believe me and my cook were the only ones who really cared.
Genesis Aguilar how
I wouldn't mind seeing a series like this again... This is cool. Much respect.
I've had several years experience at Waffle House and this video perfectly encapsulates my entire experience. Well done
At 0:44 did anyone else here a lady say "hot digidy dog?"
Longest shift for me; 18 hours. This guy deserves much respect.
“I just need my chocolate chip waffle” oh okay
Can we please get an update on Shorty? He seemed like a genuinely sweet man, i'd love to hear more about how he is doing in 2016. Thanks.
Austin Geist He's dead he died in a car crash after he couldn't reach the brake peddle
lol really? source?
derfuchs 22 dont take it seriously
Woosh
@Conor McGregor oof
"I made $30,000 making this video and Shorty made $180 and he won't even acknowledge me"
Damn he looks SOOO effing cute without the beard!!! From hobo to cutest guy in town!!! Yee haw!!
Death note
Yee haw?
Zack McPherson Bite me.
+akpokemon yee haw was an interesting choice of words
+Adrian Peterson ITS A dude SAYING IT
Thank you Bon Appetit for this series!
hard working people deserve a better quality gov't.
We all need to know our nation cares more about lives than profits (don't hold your breath).
Do 24 Hour McDonald's
It will only be 1 person working at the golden arches
Don't ever do McDonald's!
Mmmm 😋 smothered and covered hasbrowns ... I love how they serve hash browns with everything on thier menu 😋
Shorty more like grumpy
@Green Giant and worked at waffle house
More like you to soft to understand he's being nice.
I come back and watch this video every so often. I don't know why.
These episodes rule. Do more please
A reason I love watching these videos is seeing so many different people come together!
Never been to a clean Waffle House
same here
Not much a chance to clean it when it's open 24 hours
If you ever walk into a clean Waffle House, turn around and walk back out. Don't trust that shit.
? kind
Tina Perkins only clean it because they want the views to think it as a good appearance
2:57
3 things:
Good food
Good service
and.
clenkfskd
turned on subtitles...."good food service and.,.......
Working low-paying jobs and riding a $60,000 Hyundai Equus
+Sam for real lol
+Sam +8k tax lol
***** Oh shit seriously?
dont know if your joking or not but yea..
my ats had 8k tax....
***** Well, in my state, I know someone who paid around $800 for a $60,000 vehicle, so it comes as a surprise
-cleaning grill- "this is where your love of waffle house is really tested."
True af. That grill has become my closest enemy over the last 4-5 years. Wheres my 3rd shifters at?
the most ive worked was a 18 hour shift at a trampoline park when i was 16
Anthony Ingram no one gives a shit
Anthony Ingram that's against the law
Anthony Ingram And that is why you fail......
I bet you were "bouncing" off the walls there dude.
5:38 he even mastered the Waffle House Cook sneer lmaoo
I’m starting to work @ WH this monday! Wish me luck !!!
Maggieee how is it lol
Pretty occupied . Pretty easy
That’s Brad Steven’s long lost brother 5:36.
"Good food, good service, and cleanliness" .... the cleanliness one has to be a joke lol, no place is as dirty as a waffle house
+Zbop My waffle house stays cleeean
Waffle House was the first thing I saw after leaving the airport my first time in the US (Dallas) and I insisted on going there, having no actual idea what it was.
Now it's a thing my dad and I do every time I visit.
They even sold me a coffee mug!
everyone seemed so nice ive never been to one but i want to go
As a food industry worker, I appreciate that you do these videos
I am a salesperson at Waffle House and work 10-17 hour shifts on a regular basis. Yes I stay exhausted but the work is rewarding.
+Katherine Fuqua good for ya
Longest WH shift I ever took was 18 hours. Not sure I'd be able to get 6 more in! But I didn't take any breaks either, probably because I would fallen asleep
If you find a good waffle house their food is really quite good. Love the pecan waffles and the smothered hash browns.
Oh man, I do miss the pecan waffles.
I've taken a few long driving trips through the years and I ate some meals at the Waffle House. I loved the chili and the smothered Hash Browns. To the WH employees, thank you!
3:13 English Closed Captioning "If you see a Waffle House.... ghetto".
I already knew this but I'm glad to hear it from the co founder.
1:15 ngl he look better without glasses.
I just love this series!! I just hope more episodes be released soon🙏🏻
The sweet tea was named after my grandma.
I love how shorty has the expression that he doesn't give a shit about the shorty special and just wants to keep working.
Man first Waffle House I've seen where the cooks where gloves lol. 😂😂
Wear*
Actually you're not required to wear gloves in the kitchen at food establishments based on US law. The only time you need to wear gloves is if your handling raw meat and switching between multiple stations. Otherwise you are allowed to wash your hands every time between stations without gloves. I worked at Five Guys and we had to wear gloves based on company policy. Some restaurants, like Waffle House may not require it since it's up to the company to decide yes and pay extra for disposable gloves or no.
that laugh at 4:27 tho LMAO 😂
2:56 well you can only account for two of the three sir
what was the 3rd thing.. what did he say
Cleanliness
Everytime I'm in north Carolina I always hit the waffle house 2 or 3 in the morning. Love it.
Wow, he looks much much younger after shaving!
4:00 Nope, it's by hand. But unless it's a strict manager, or the big guys are there, with the black and blue polos, you are kind of allowed a power drill
Love the music in this clip
1:56 dang they actually do mark the plates with the called-out orders. that's cool
I wanna see “Working 24 hours straight “ at Checkers
love how friendly people are in atlanta. I didnt grow up there but I had the pleasure of visiting family every summer. im from california and people just are not that hospitable.
That probably felt so good when he got in his car lmao
Its fun That shorty wanted to give him a high five and he gave him a low five🤣🤣
Sadly Shorty passed this past year. RIP SHORTY.
wait really?!?! how do you know?
@@aliimpomeni5379 I frequent this particular WH . COVID
Shorty finessed him 😂 @4:00
I stumbled across this video again and I hated working at Waffle House I worked there for over a year and a half
It wasn’t Waffle House as a corporation it was really my coworkers and the people who came to the one I worked at
Him at 6:45am is every person after a 24-hr shift lmao
"I can't hear you" says it 3 times... Last time shouting uses same voice as 2nd one...
Yo " shorty " is the GOAT 1:31
Do they even have time to clean the stuff there
"If you see a Waffle House, it's open." That is is their key. Plus, the butter.
10x better w/o the beard!
"I'm one of you!"
Comes back and makes them serve him 😂
waffle house truly have the best people
Here in Colorado, WH employees openly smoke weed outside when it’s not busy. Including the manager..
24 hour shifts? That should be illegal.
they are
+Delirious23 I think they are. He did out of want not to get money.
I have a friend who works at a rehab, and he's done a 48 hour shift before.
+Delirious23 and common in the military
+Yakui 48 hrs with no sleep? dafuck
Shawty ain't playing! Great vid...great team.
Better without the beard!
It's good to see that Subway isn't the only company where its employees touch everything with their plastic gloves, before touching your food.