@@BoltGoesPro I would have figured more people would have either delivered said boxes of soda, worked on said machines, owned said restaurants, or have simply worked in the back of any fast food or restaurant with a soda fountain, like that’s a lot of groups of employment to consider
That’s rare usually they sign a contract not to represent the opposing product in any way like an athlete signing a deal with Nike now I can only wear Nike sports gear in public places same with fast food places
Holy shit I never knew that! How could I have continued to live without this knowledge! I must thank you sir, for imparting this most mind-blowing information, and revealed to me the secrets of society!
People that think that is people who hasn't ever been in a cinema before, that's what I think because in my country you can literally see the thing where they cook it ._.
Once I saw the already cooked popcorn arrive in massive cuboid wrapped in plastic in my local cinema. Then they salted it and kept it warm before serving. You would think it tasted stale but the amount of salt changed that
Is popcorn not made at the counter in other countries? Every movie theater I’ve been to in the states has always had the popcorn made via a machine right behind the counter in full view.
They do make popcorn in the machine behind the counter but they pop most of the popcorn they use at the beginning of the shift, they store it in bags and refill the popcorn machine behind the counter with the pre popped popcorn. At least that's what I've been told by an employee and seen myself.
So for AMC, they actually pop it right in front of you, so it’s as fresh as possible. And it actually scales accordingly, the small popcorn is worth the most per ounce it’s crazy.
The last one is true for any “soda” companies are just syrup distributors, in my fathers restaurant we have those syrup bags and then you add CO2 and it makes it fizzy
@@Strokin383 could you explain the process? Im actually really fascinated by the syrup. I didnt really think much about it, but had always just assumed coca cola or pepsi just delivered like actual, drinkable coke to the restaurants and they just popped like really big bottles open into their beverage dispensers or something. I in noway could have imagined that a syrup was involved.. but now that i think about it, it actually makes senseee because the distribution costs of so much liquid would be insanee.
i work concession at a theater and its so nice to say that all of these are true, though at mine and i suspect most other food distributors they also use syrup + club soda
I’m honestly surprised people don’t know the popcorn thing, every theatre I’ve ever been to has all of the snack making stuff right in front of you so you can see it happening, is it not like this everywhere???
kinda surprised how no-ones talking about how he missed the popcorn and then panicked when he accidentally took the cup out of the coke machine thing before turning it off edit: i really did point out the obvious ty for noticing and telling me about it lmao
My wife used to work in concessions at our local flea market back in 1989. Cokes were $2.00 each. The Coke cost 1 cent and the cup cost 5 cents. That's why all these places give free refills now.
For McDonald’s, instead of the bags of syrup, Coke actually delivers it in metal containers so they have fresher Coke, giving it a different taste, and making more people buy it. Also Coca-Cola is not allowed to make a better deal with any other company for coke.
I work maintenance at a theatre. We just have poppers so people can see that there's fresh popcorn as we pop it in front of them. It's quite literally so people don't complain about whether it's fresh or not
@@ChesterJoseph Poppers are machines with heating kettles that pop the popcorn lol. So you can make it, spill it into the display, and continue to make popcorn as you sift whatever already popped. We have them so people can watch the popcorn as it pops and see the popcorn we scoop into the tubs or bags for them. You're not dumb, you just got the wrong kind of poppers.
The cinema in our town actually lets us see the popcorn being made as well as they fill the bag for you. Idk if that’s common but it’s pretty cool in my opinion!
As someone who has worked for a theater for nearly 3 years, MOST of what he has said is true. The medium popcorn IS a decoy but not buying the large is legitimately costing you more money than the medium or small. Especially in the case of my location where you get a single free refill on a large popcorn so essentially you get two large popcorns for the price of one, way better deal than a single medium popcorn that’s only a dollar cheaper. Why buy popcorn at all you may ask? That’s where roughly 80% (don’t know the exact number but just know it is the majority) of were our revenue comes from, NOT movie tickets. We get a pathetic cut from the movie tickets we sell. Our money comes from popcorn, drinks and candy. I know it may be more expensive to do so but if you don’t want your local theaters going out of business, at least get something from the concessions booth. Even a single, smaller item helps. Also two minor steps he missed about the process of making popcorn. Unless asked specifically not to, the location I work at will pre-salt the seed before it’s popped to give it a stronger texture. It’s also cooked in a soy oil inside the kettle to, you know… keep it from catching on fire. But it also adds an additional layer of flavor which is often why theater popcorn tastes better/different from store boughten popcorn. It’s all in the way it was popped.
I have a question? Do movie theaters actually care if you bring outside stuff in? Edit: ok everyone I’ve gotten enough answer you no longer need to respond to the question. Thanks yall
@@afatcat180 It depends on the location. At our location if we notice you bring in candy we won't stop you even though it is frowned upon. Again, bringing outside food is money we're not making. It is technically against our policy but it's not a huge deal. However if you where to bring in like a pizza or a meal from a nearby restaurant then we would ask you to either eat it in the lobby or throw it away/leave it in your vehicle. The exception would be alcohol. Absolutely no outside alcohol allowed. Some locations sell alcoholic beverages but even then I don't believe they allow outside alcohol.
@@afatcat180 it depends on the theater if it’s one of the Big Brand theater like the one I worked at yeah they would check bags during Christmas and big movie events. We also had security for this reason. Not the food but b*mb threats and dangerous items can be put into food containers or people’s bags. You think it’s over kill but our sister store had a drive by shooting and it turns out the person they were shooting for worked at ours. But it’s also because of money and stuff like alcohol and other weird stuff people try to get away with.
My cinema has Pepsi and Coke. They also have the popcorn maker out front where you can see it, they pour corn in there and just scoop it out with the bucket their giving you so the outside of your bucket ends up buttery
can we just appreciate him going to the areas and actually doing the things instead of telling us which and which are true well some of his videos are just commentary but he's probably my favorite
The syrup part is quite common in fast food places as well. They usually have carbonated water and the syrup for the soda and it’s made on the spot because it’s cheaper and more efficient than transporting bottles of the stuff.
@@iCore7Gaming the end products are always more expensive than the components. Which is why they supply syrup, or rather the shop buys the syrup. Water and carbonated water (machine) can be sourced and used cheaply, so the cost of selling the final product ends up being reduced.
How he got into the popcorn making kitchen: “Hey bro can I come in? I’m just filming a video exposing your business and will drastically lower your sales”
Every theater I've been too in 30 years has had the popcorn made upfront fresh, glad I watched the whole video so I could then learn to hate myself some more.
I like the whole coke vs Pepsi thing, not the people who are rioting over it, but the little jokes they make, it’s not death threats, just some fun between company’s
Best thing I came up with when I was a kid was putting Ramen Noodle seasoning packets on popcorn. Beef and spicy are the best in my opinion. Try it. My whole family does it now lol ...Also honey is good on popcorn too
@@emmanuelmanu6626 forgot to mention you might not want to use the whole packet at once lol and maybe use a little butter to help the seasoning stick better. It's not really needed though but I think it's better that way
All fountain drinks are ‘made of on spot’ a fountain drink is just carbonated water and soda concentrate. You can make it at home if you take regular soda water and mix a good amount into it. You can get a box of coke for like $80 and it will make something like 180 gallons of coke.
Also in response to the original post, not exactly. You can try it but enjoy that nasty shit. There's a process and recipe to follow, without it, it's incorrect. Unless you're a high volume account it's definitely not worth it at all. Ice cold can coke or glass mexico Coke with real sugar are the best. McDonald's Coke is also great but most people aren't dropping $40k on water filtration, remote refrigeration, and a recirculating system
@@styrofoam4637 I doubt that to be true tbh. That's not a thing unless it's their country's slang. Europeans would more likely refer to it as seltzer water. That's besides the point of my comment. Doesn't really matter where he is from or what they call it, I was only making a joke, while also translating "gas water" for anyone who may not be to sure what he was talking about.. It is extremely obvious he isn't American.
Ya alot of cinemas here in the phillipines actually show us how they made the popcorn BUT its actually a small version of the maker in like a cart thingy and they just scoop it out and put it in my bucket
I like how most of these cinema secrets are for the most part common knowledge and the soda thing is how it’s made basically everywhere it’s not already in a bottle or can
I don’t know where this is, but none of this is a shock at all lol I live in the US, and the popcorn is popped right behind the counter for everyone to see. They put the kernels in, and it’s popped right there in the open. The employees just turn around, scoop some popcorn into a container, and then hand it directly to you. Also, the soda is mixed very differently here. The water is already carbonated, and we have machines that you plug a cartridge of the syrup into a hose, and the machine mixes them itself. So the carbonated water gets made in the machine, presumably by being hooked up to the tap water, and when you press the soda button to dispense soda, it just mixes the carbonated water and syrup in the hose on the way to the cup. The employees don’t have to sit there and mix every cup with “gas,” water, and syrup.
He wasn’t insinuating that they mix all the soda manually. He was just showing the individual components. Also no, carbonated water is made on site with CO2 tanks. A lot of buildings are equipped to have a co2 truck refill the tank via a port on the outside of the building.
Um he was demonstrating how that system works. That was literally a bag of syrup from a regular soda machine. They don't mix sodas by hand, _nobody_ does. Pepsi and Coke would *never* allow that.
In Canada, one of the theater chains has the employees make it in a giant glass box with that machine in the middle, they scoop it out and put it in ur bag once it's done popping, lowkey pretty fascinating to watch
Yessss, it contributes so much to the natural popcorn smell and to the feeling of freshness from the popcorn. I can't believe there are places it's made in the back and then bagged D:
Secrets: Drinks are made the same way they’re made everywhere else, and popcorn is popped In a popcorn maker. Holy shit might as well call the Illuminati and tell em cats outta the bag.
I know these things are obvious in America but I wondered if maybe he isn't from somewhere where they aren't? If not yeah this video is kind of pointless lol, but I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt
My cinima is just a small one so the prices are actually good. You can go in with 20 dollars and get a medium combo plus a 7 to 10 dollar ticket with change to spare. At one of the more popular ones in a city by me, its 20 dollars for just the snacks
@@retro777br it’s not actually about the size of Texas it’s about Texas’s slogan “everything is bigger in Texas “ thus Alaskan size would not be bigger
Cineplex in Canada actually came out with a bigger size. It's five larges in what's basically a resealable garbage bag. They call it the Mighty Pop, and it's only available for home delivery.
In my country's cinemas, all of them, they have these popcorn machines out at the front desks, so you can see the machine, and you can sometimes see the popcorn being made when they're running out
In my local Cinema pop corn is made in a machine next to the line of people, and they always scoop to the top, atleast here the medium sized one is actually pretty used since it gives a lot more than the small and just less than the big one, plus they all look the same size anyways
Off topic discussion: I’ve heard his video and his voices a while back when he recently started with his voice and his accent has got so much better. Well done
On the soda one, that’s how literally every single fountain drink is made
Ik I was like.... does Noone know this? XD
@@BoltGoesPro I would have figured more people would have either delivered said boxes of soda, worked on said machines, owned said restaurants, or have simply worked in the back of any fast food or restaurant with a soda fountain, like that’s a lot of groups of employment to consider
@@iconic762 I haven't ever worked with one. But I still knew this
It comes in prepackaged bags of flavored syrup at McDonald's
Yeah. I thought everyone knew this. I knew it 7 years before I worked at burger king
“The secret about cinemas is soda is made with gas and syrup!”
*Literally every fast food worker ever* : 😐
Ever had the straight syrup? Hard stuff right there.
Riggghht🤣
How does anyone not know this? You can literally see it happening at the soda fountain as it mixes in the spout.
@@samuelhoward bro, the taco bell by my high school had the syrup ratio off for like a week and that Pepsi was the best shit ever
Yep... I think he was just let out into the world.
"You'll never see Pepsi and coke together" they have both in my movie theater
That’s rare usually they sign a contract not to represent the opposing product in any way like an athlete signing a deal with Nike now I can only wear Nike sports gear in public places same with fast food places
@@FEAR1Glo idk i just know that mine has both
Mine too lmao
@schmu I love comment sections when I actually learn stuff😭😂😂 preciate it
Mine used to have coke, But moved away for a year came back it’s all Pepsi products now, no coke.
“Salted popcorn is superior”
Meanwhile eats from a bag of popcorn that says cheese
none of it even went in his mout
@@Cratty_ Cause nobody wants to eat it over sweet popcorn
@@Coolismedude you trippin
@@14kryn59 do you really like salted popcorn
So what? Isn't it salted? Is it sweet? Sour?
the secret about cinemas, the actors aren’t acting in real time. the movie is being projected from the back!
💀
😂😂😂
Holy shit I never knew that! How could I have continued to live without this knowledge! I must thank you sir, for imparting this most mind-blowing information, and revealed to me the secrets of society!
@@ragedfalcon2397 anything i can do to help!
🤣
"Movie theater popcorn isnt actually made in a microwave" ive lost faith in humanity if people actually think theaters mocrowave popcorn
Good thing he told us otherwise I used to think they made movie theatre popcorn in microwaves for thousands of people
I dont think anyone that has been inside a theater thinks that lol
People that think that is people who hasn't ever been in a cinema before, that's what I think because in my country you can literally see the thing where they cook it ._.
Once I saw the already cooked popcorn arrive in massive cuboid wrapped in plastic in my local cinema. Then they salted it and kept it warm before serving. You would think it tasted stale but the amount of salt changed that
I thought they microwaved the small packets one by one
"Whenever a theatre open it would a battle between pepsi and coke"
Theatre near me: sprite take it or leave it
basically ran out of the black liquid and put in sugar with gas water.
Moron statement
@@mnm2156 wtf is this gas you speak of? Carbonated water? Lmao
Why is he in Russia again
@@ptrekboxbreaks5198 i believe hes quoting the video
I'm gonna order a medium popcorn from now on just to be "that guy"
Everybody alsways picks medium, large is for fat people and small is for kids
@@kaiserv88 the small and medium are basically the same size
@@nickgotdaglo2324 I think It is because you live in America
@@kaiserv88 pretty sure bland popcorn has no calories but whatev
You copied my style
me: “hi, can i get a medium popcorn?”
worker: “would you like to upgrade to a large popco-“
me: “d i d i s t u t t e r ? “
Worker: “too late! Picked large”
Me: fu********
cringe as fuck
@@OmerKing916 😂😂😂
@@gabby1528 coming from the one with no likes?
@@gabby1528 850 people seem to differ
This guy is the equivalent to someone hearing a random piece of information and then going around teaching the whole subject to others as an expert.
For days...
@@maremike2691 months
He skipped parties for this.
I could not have said it any better myself!
Literally what I was thinking
Props for “Planeta kino”, my fav cinema
"Salted popcorn is Superior!"
*Proceeds to try catching the superior popcorn in his mouth*
Also him: *Doesn't even get one in his mouth-*
Also him: Takes a handful of cheese popcorn after saying salted popcorn is superior
Is popcorn not made at the counter in other countries? Every movie theater I’ve been to in the states has always had the popcorn made via a machine right behind the counter in full view.
Yeah he's definitely talking about commercial popcorn like that shit that comes in those bins
Exactly
Like what they really fully on trust them like that
I mean in America there's been much complains about the food includin human stuff in it
They do make popcorn in the machine behind the counter but they pop most of the popcorn they use at the beginning of the shift, they store it in bags and refill the popcorn machine behind the counter with the pre popped popcorn. At least that's what I've been told by an employee and seen myself.
i’m not sure cuz usually when they have the popcorn it’s in the display cabinet alr so idk how they make it
They make it in front of you in the US.
So for AMC, they actually pop it right in front of you, so it’s as fresh as possible. And it actually scales accordingly, the small popcorn is worth the most per ounce it’s crazy.
I love AMC theatres f
i think thats how they do it at hoyts in nz
Same at Cineplex in Canada
Bullish
Yeah I work at a theater and we just completely got rid of medium drink and pocorns. We also pop it in front of people.
I can imagine a big gang fight going on in New cinema parking lots between coke and pepsi.
The look on his face when the Pepsi kept pouring is priceless
I like that he calls carbonated water “gas water”
Swedish moment
It’s c02.
Well, here we say gas water so nothing abnormal
@@anandabliss9997 Its actually NuCO2
@@ayandrako but why tho?
The last one is true for any “soda” companies are just syrup distributors, in my fathers restaurant we have those syrup bags and then you add CO2 and it makes it fizzy
You're missing several steps to the process actually.
Cory Hayden I was just kinda giving a brief idea
@@Strokin383 could you explain the process? Im actually really fascinated by the syrup. I didnt really think much about it, but had always just assumed coca cola or pepsi just delivered like actual, drinkable coke to the restaurants and they just popped like really big bottles open into their beverage dispensers or something.
I in noway could have imagined that a syrup was involved.. but now that i think about it, it actually makes senseee because the distribution costs of so much liquid would be insanee.
Co2? I use that for my air soft gun 🤣
@@gottastayslumped533 yeah co2 it's not just used for airsoft guns my guy.
i work concession at a theater and its so nice to say that all of these are true, though at mine and i suspect most other food distributors they also use syrup + club soda
Imagine having to use open cups without lids. We use bottles here.
I’m honestly surprised people don’t know the popcorn thing, every theatre I’ve ever been to has all of the snack making stuff right in front of you so you can see it happening, is it not like this everywhere???
Obviously it's everywhere ❗
This guy is stating the obvious
@@shadows2909 just he's in Russia
@@NIMKAOriginal looks like Ukraine tbh
No
@@seyniam yep, he's actually in Ukraine
kinda surprised how no-ones talking about how he missed the popcorn and then panicked when he accidentally took the cup out of the coke machine thing before turning it off
edit: i really did point out the obvious ty for noticing and telling me about it lmao
You are
Me too
Yes
Coke machine?
I seen
He missed both the popcorns in the beginning💀
My wife used to work in concessions at our local flea market back in 1989. Cokes were $2.00 each. The Coke cost 1 cent and the cup cost 5 cents. That's why all these places give free refills now.
For McDonald’s, instead of the bags of syrup, Coke actually delivers it in metal containers so they have fresher Coke, giving it a different taste, and making more people buy it. Also Coca-Cola is not allowed to make a better deal with any other company for coke.
This is in the UK so different everywhere but similar
Not allowed ? This is America. They’re allowed free trade
@@thewizard7099 it’s called a contract/deal
Being American is a poor excuse for not keeping deals.
@@thewizard7099 bruh have u heard of a contract
Not in America they come in bag in a box but it's much better from McDonald's than anywhere else
The Coke/Pepsi thing applies to literally every establishment that serves beverages. As does the method of making draft soda. And popcorn. Ffs.
Except gas stations. They have fountains they have both.
And restaurants and fast food
I usually drink juices at restaurants and cinema.. bc both are so sweet.
@@teruderu-tan ?
And then here Dr Pepper only Wendy’s do u though 😢
Him : Salt popcorn is supiriour
Me holding back the erge to smash my phone into the wall
SALTED POPCORN IS BETTER🍿🍿🍿🍿
знімалось в Україні?
RUclips Shorts and TikTok is mostly for kids and human garbage that thinks it is a content creator.
Comment 'same' if you share this opinion.
Same!!!
Same
Same
Pretty much every cinema.
Nope we do use bags where I’m from
That intense, blank stare when he sips unflavored water with a bit of syrup not entirely mixed in.
Lmao
My cinema. I literally see my popcorn before my eyes 😂
My local movie theater has one of those decent size popcorn makers- they make it and scoop it up out of the machine so its always fresh lol
I work maintenance at a theatre. We just have poppers so people can see that there's fresh popcorn as we pop it in front of them. It's quite literally so people don't complain about whether it's fresh or not
By poppers do u mean sound effects xD
Or am I dumb
@@ChesterJoseph Poppers are machines with heating kettles that pop the popcorn lol. So you can make it, spill it into the display, and continue to make popcorn as you sift whatever already popped. We have them so people can watch the popcorn as it pops and see the popcorn we scoop into the tubs or bags for them. You're not dumb, you just got the wrong kind of poppers.
Jason, i love ur patience with people lol. Ur so cute
Sometimes when I go party i also use poppers makes ass relax
@@Anon72005 Thank you lol
The cinema in our town actually lets us see the popcorn being made as well as they fill the bag for you. Idk if that’s common but it’s pretty cool in my opinion!
Same here
Same here too
same!
Same
I thought that was normal?
“Salted popcorn is superior”
*swipes off to next short*
The fact he said water and Pepsi in the same sentence tells me something
Customer: “can we have our snacks now?”
Him: “shut up, I’m making a short”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Clean Up On Aisle 3 ur name should be clean up on reply
As someone who has worked for a theater for nearly 3 years, MOST of what he has said is true.
The medium popcorn IS a decoy but not buying the large is legitimately costing you more money than the medium or small. Especially in the case of my location where you get a single free refill on a large popcorn so essentially you get two large popcorns for the price of one, way better deal than a single medium popcorn that’s only a dollar cheaper.
Why buy popcorn at all you may ask? That’s where roughly 80% (don’t know the exact number but just know it is the majority) of were our revenue comes from, NOT movie tickets. We get a pathetic cut from the movie tickets we sell. Our money comes from popcorn, drinks and candy. I know it may be more expensive to do so but if you don’t want your local theaters going out of business, at least get something from the concessions booth. Even a single, smaller item helps.
Also two minor steps he missed about the process of making popcorn. Unless asked specifically not to, the location I work at will pre-salt the seed before it’s popped to give it a stronger texture. It’s also cooked in a soy oil inside the kettle to, you know… keep it from catching on fire. But it also adds an additional layer of flavor which is often why theater popcorn tastes better/different from store boughten popcorn. It’s all in the way it was popped.
I have a question?
Do movie theaters actually care if you bring outside stuff in?
Edit: ok everyone I’ve gotten enough answer you no longer need to respond to the question. Thanks yall
@@afatcat180 they care, but in almost all places it's allowed
@@afatcat180 It depends on the location. At our location if we notice you bring in candy we won't stop you even though it is frowned upon. Again, bringing outside food is money we're not making. It is technically against our policy but it's not a huge deal.
However if you where to bring in like a pizza or a meal from a nearby restaurant then we would ask you to either eat it in the lobby or throw it away/leave it in your vehicle.
The exception would be alcohol. Absolutely no outside alcohol allowed. Some locations sell alcoholic beverages but even then I don't believe they allow outside alcohol.
@@afatcat180 it depends on the theater if it’s one of the Big Brand theater like the one I worked at yeah they would check bags during Christmas and big movie events. We also had security for this reason. Not the food but b*mb threats and dangerous items can be put into food containers or people’s bags. You think it’s over kill but our sister store had a drive by shooting and it turns out the person they were shooting for worked at ours. But it’s also because of money and stuff like alcohol and other weird stuff people try to get away with.
If it's a local theatre I might buy concessions but if it's amc or regal, like the big chains, it don't really matter if you sneak snacks in right?
Him throwing popcorn on the air then trys catching it and missed was funniest sh*t ever.
My cinema has Pepsi and Coke. They also have the popcorn maker out front where you can see it, they pour corn in there and just scoop it out with the bucket their giving you so the outside of your bucket ends up buttery
1. Everything is overpriced
2. We know it’s not from microwaves
3. Interesting
4. Confusion and mind blowing!
4. Everyone knows how a fucking soda fountain works*
@@Jaymac720 i fucking didnt know thats how soda fountains work _😳_ but why though?...
@@derboe_thebeast6869 tastes better
@@zluxw2k79 ooh okay 👍
@@derboe_thebeast6869 its cuz its cheaper for them to make
My man literally just described soda fountains to us as if it’s some sort of secret knowledge lmao
I NEVER KNEW THAT
@@Globert ?
You pick medium because you don't want to fall for marketing tips, I pick it because it's the perfect amount for me. We are not the same.
My local theatre makes their popcorn directly at the snack counter
can we just appreciate him going to the areas and actually doing the things instead of telling us which and which are true well some of his videos are just commentary but he's probably my favorite
How did u do it 69 years ago
@@theemperorofmankind1502 are you actual blind?
@@Noone-hk1vf jokes exist
@@ChefPrownlos you’re a joke.
@@Noone-hk1vf and mistakes like you exist too
The syrup part is quite common in fast food places as well. They usually have carbonated water and the syrup for the soda and it’s made on the spot because it’s cheaper and more efficient than transporting bottles of the stuff.
every fountain u have ever used users syrup lol
Why would it be more efficient?
@@iCore7Gaming use your brain
@@iCore7Gaming because you don't need to ship water so all they have to ship to the restaurants is CO2 and the syrup
@@iCore7Gaming the end products are always more expensive than the components. Which is why they supply syrup, or rather the shop buys the syrup. Water and carbonated water (machine) can be sourced and used cheaply, so the cost of selling the final product ends up being reduced.
How he got into the popcorn making kitchen: “Hey bro can I come in? I’m just filming a video exposing your business and will drastically lower your sales”
It's so funny how the Soda Machine kept pouring after he removed his drink.🍿🥤
Every theater I've been too in 30 years has had the popcorn made upfront fresh, glad I watched the whole video so I could then learn to hate myself some more.
Same
Same
Same
I work at a movie theater and we pop the popcorn on the concession in front of people
The second one isnt even a secret... Like when I go to cinema I can see them make the popcorn like that
Yeah I was gonna say, we never put the popcorns in large bags....the costumer always saw the popcorn machine and always asked for fresh popcorn.
That’s just certain cinemas
@@unrated6266 every cinema I’ve gone to have had a popcorn machine where everyone can see it
I work at a movie theatre. we make popcorn fresh in front of customers, it's pretty fun.
I like the whole coke vs Pepsi thing, not the people who are rioting over it, but the little jokes they make, it’s not death threats, just some fun between company’s
The look on his face when he tasted the soda 100% said “Fuck, I forgot to mix it 😐”
"salt is Superior"
Me with slated caramel: eats calmly
Yust how can you eat that
Extra butter is the way to go every knows this
@@angelgutierrez374 me too
@@angelgutierrez374 Butter supremacy
I don’t understand you…but I respect your loyalty to (eugh ew) salted caramel. (Ew)
“Gas water” my favorite
As a German, we love Gas water 🤣
@@OrangeMelon419 maybe gas showers? To certain quests?
@@Vodkaman007 hoo boy
Guy spelled carbonated water wrong
The 3rd tip when you didn't turn off the machine 🤣🤣
That Soda Machine Got Me Man😂😂😂😂
“Oh and btw salted popcorn is superior” I actually love this guy
"by the way, salted popcorn is superior" *misses the popcorn*
I love how he threw 2 and still missed
“You’ll never see Pepsi and Coke together”
Why didn’t the fountain turn off lol
I love that he kept in the "oh" after he realized that he left the soda on
"you will never see them together"
Cinema in my city: **Pepsi on coca cola's soda machine**
When he said salted is superior at that point I knew he was either a health freak or a psychopath
I’ve actually never seen Pepsi at a cinema before 😂
Best thing I came up with when I was a kid was putting Ramen Noodle seasoning packets on popcorn. Beef and spicy are the best in my opinion. Try it. My whole family does it now lol
...Also honey is good on popcorn too
That’s weird. I’m still gonna try tho
Wait what do you do with the Ramen itself?
@@JesseJamesJohnson Just use other seasonings.
@@emmanuelmanu6626 forgot to mention you might not want to use the whole packet at once lol and maybe use a little butter to help the seasoning stick better. It's not really needed though but I think it's better that way
This guy's a hero for coming up with this
All fountain drinks are ‘made of on spot’ a fountain drink is just carbonated water and soda concentrate. You can make it at home if you take regular soda water and mix a good amount into it. You can get a box of coke for like $80 and it will make something like 180 gallons of coke.
No shit.. whats your next tiddly bit of wisdom? " if your sad, you'll be sad".. keep um coming my man..
If you spending $80 for a box of the syrup soda you getting ripped off my guy.
@@andrewharbison720 You must not be up to date with prices lately. It's roughly $100 for a 5 gallon box of Coke syrup
Also in response to the original post, not exactly. You can try it but enjoy that nasty shit. There's a process and recipe to follow, without it, it's incorrect. Unless you're a high volume account it's definitely not worth it at all. Ice cold can coke or glass mexico Coke with real sugar are the best. McDonald's Coke is also great but most people aren't dropping $40k on water filtration, remote refrigeration, and a recirculating system
Still freshly-made, not sure what the point of your comment is.
It's not like it's fruit you can go and freshly squeeze some Pepsi out of
Dude it's almost like you've never worked a dead end job. 🤣😂
My local theater actually shows the popcorn being made at the desk
For those who aren't up to date on the lingo, "Gas Water" is simply carbonated water 🤣
Yea I think he also called it that because he’s Russian and in Russian the phrase for carbonated water is “gas water”
@@styrofoam4637 he’s Ukrainian
Thank you
@@styrofoam4637 I doubt that to be true tbh. That's not a thing unless it's their country's slang.
Europeans would more likely refer to it as seltzer water.
That's besides the point of my comment. Doesn't really matter where he is from or what they call it, I was only making a joke, while also translating "gas water" for anyone who may not be to sure what he was talking about.. It is extremely obvious he isn't American.
@@KingsColas I’m literally Russian and I speak Russian. Word for word in Russian sparkling water is gas water
“salted popcorn is superior”
and i took that personally
Same, I like the sweet variant way more
@@robotnr.1835 🤢
He's right though
Kettle corn gang rise up
“Salted popcorn is superior” FACTS BROTHER FACTS
Ya alot of cinemas here in the phillipines actually show us how they made the popcorn BUT its actually a small version of the maker in like a cart thingy and they just scoop it out and put it in my bucket
I like how most of these cinema secrets are for the most part common knowledge and the soda thing is how it’s made basically everywhere it’s not already in a bottle or can
I don’t know where this is, but none of this is a shock at all lol I live in the US, and the popcorn is popped right behind the counter for everyone to see. They put the kernels in, and it’s popped right there in the open. The employees just turn around, scoop some popcorn into a container, and then hand it directly to you. Also, the soda is mixed very differently here. The water is already carbonated, and we have machines that you plug a cartridge of the syrup into a hose, and the machine mixes them itself. So the carbonated water gets made in the machine, presumably by being hooked up to the tap water, and when you press the soda button to dispense soda, it just mixes the carbonated water and syrup in the hose on the way to the cup. The employees don’t have to sit there and mix every cup with “gas,” water, and syrup.
Glad I'm not the only one
this
He wasn’t insinuating that they mix all the soda manually. He was just showing the individual components. Also no, carbonated water is made on site with CO2 tanks. A lot of buildings are equipped to have a co2 truck refill the tank via a port on the outside of the building.
Thank you 🙏
Um he was demonstrating how that system works. That was literally a bag of syrup from a regular soda machine. They don't mix sodas by hand, _nobody_ does. Pepsi and Coke would *never* allow that.
Man just explained how to make the drinks dang 💀
I think that’s how every fountain drink works, like gas stations
I’m surprised people don’t know this stuff, but the way he’s explaining it makes it seem like he’s just learned this
Cinema woo ruclips.net/user/shortsSZz3MK9p_tE?feature=share
I feel like this has to be a joke video or something because literally everything here is pretty common knowledge.
@@Begeru some people are still living under a rock.
@@Begeru well tbh I knew popcorn wasn't made in microwaves but I didn't know exactly how it was made, also I didn't know the pepsi coke thing lol
Tiktokers think they are The first to discover everything,im waiting for some loser to Tell us "GUYS DID U KNOW WATER IS LIDERALLY WET LIDERALLY"
In Canada, one of the theater chains has the employees make it in a giant glass box with that machine in the middle, they scoop it out and put it in ur bag once it's done popping, lowkey pretty fascinating to watch
Cineplex lol
Yessss, it contributes so much to the natural popcorn smell and to the feeling of freshness from the popcorn. I can't believe there are places it's made in the back and then bagged D:
@@derp3044 Cineplex and Lankmark Cinemas do it too
I thought it was a standard until I watched this video
Some Belgian and Luxembourger Cinemas do this as well, i’ve always loved that
I liked the part where the soda machine didn’t stop pouring.
At the cinema in my city, you can see them making popcorn, because the machine is where you buy the tickets and poor people who clean it
The last one is how every soda fountain functions
Secrets: Drinks are made the same way they’re made everywhere else, and popcorn is popped In a popcorn maker. Holy shit might as well call the Illuminati and tell em cats outta the bag.
Ikr these aren't even secrets
I know these things are obvious in America but I wondered if maybe he isn't from somewhere where they aren't? If not yeah this video is kind of pointless lol, but I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt
Dont say holy in vain
@@king_savage5096 holy fuckin shit
@@lordaurelius83 alright so why did you say holy in vain
I don’t like popcorn, soda pop, or cinemas so I’ll take your word for it!
Nah bro theater Pepsi got me pissing a whole waterfall💀
Why does this guy look like a skinnier Adam ruins everything
You mean Adam Conover? Yeah he kinda does. I liked the College Humor version better.
My cinima is just a small one so the prices are actually good. You can go in with 20 dollars and get a medium combo plus a 7 to 10 dollar ticket with change to spare.
At one of the more popular ones in a city by me, its 20 dollars for just the snacks
In my cinema in croatia you can get large coke, large popcorn and a ticket for 10$
@@domzator hacks
@@domzator damn, that's actually awesome~
The cinema industry is actively searching for this man for revealing secrets.
My theater has the popcorn machine right in the open, I've always known it was made this way.
Any theater I've been to makes it fresh. They dont give you bagged popcorn at a theater 😂😂
Is Russia they do
However there is one size larger then the large bag of popcorn…it’s the mythical “Texas” size 0-0
Where the alaska size
@@retro777br it’s not actually about the size of Texas it’s about Texas’s slogan “everything is bigger in Texas “ thus Alaskan size would not be bigger
That's just paying more with the anticipation of disappointment, just like the real Texas.
Cineplex in Canada actually came out with a bigger size. It's five larges in what's basically a resealable garbage bag. They call it the Mighty Pop, and it's only available for home delivery.
@@illogicalgarage8641 land and taxes are really cheap in Texas,like most things
You will never see them both together.
Local Mexico restaurants: allow me to introduce myself
Damn bro it’s almost like that’s how you make popcorn 😱
In my country's cinemas, all of them, they have these popcorn machines out at the front desks, so you can see the machine, and you can sometimes see the popcorn being made when they're running out
Same
Same
Yes I have that too I like that more then it being shipped in bags that’s kinda gross it’s not fresh
This man literally gave the most vague explanations to everything like he skimmed the pages lol
"Salted popcorn is superior"
*Throws the popcorn*
*_Fails miserably_*
Here in Croatia, they have popcorn machines that are infront of you, you watch your popcorn when it pops...
In my local Cinema pop corn is made in a machine next to the line of people, and they always scoop to the top, atleast here the medium sized one is actually pretty used since it gives a lot more than the small and just less than the big one, plus they all look the same size anyways
Yeh I’ve never seen them put it in these huge garbage bags. How unappetizing.
Off topic discussion:
I’ve heard his video and his voices a while back when he recently started with his voice and his accent has got so much better. Well done
Master Wi having thoughts
Wu: salt popcorn is…. Salty
“…the gas water…”