this is extremely good but doesn't contain the absolute worst part of this conversation which is when wayne asks mira to define a restaurant and she replied with "it's case by case"
I kept finding them while I was making this. I was near the end of the video and I was still picking up on ones I'd missed. I think she said it like15 times
I don't know any of these people, except MAYBE that Wayne is the dramatic fridge moment guy But this popped up, and I watched it, and I'm laughing like an idiot, excellent work
I will try to describe the people in this conversation as best I can. White - Wayne, the fridge guy in question. A great white gamer ape. Cyan - Mira, the Demon who questions Chuck. E. Cheese's status as a restaurant. An agent of chaos but also extremely chill. Orange - Bauulp, the man who called it a Restaurant. Expert food haver and joke maker. Purple - Hollowtones, wise woman of food-containment, is simultaneously a very sweet person and also the most powerful of them all. Green - Logmore, the log, everyone wants a log. Red - Kami, the Morshu-imposter. No explanation is needed for this. Pink - I honestly can't help you there. And there you go a flawless explanation of who these people are.
my favourite thing about the crew is how any time anyone says something that is close to a CD-i zelda quote they all *immediately* do a spot-on read of the line and lose it. youtube poop will never die
Now, the whole video is very good, and I do applaud you for transcribing it so accurately. But I think my FAVOURITE part of it. Is when Baaulp says, "Let's talk about this like intelligent people," and trog, IMMEDIATELY, in BOLD, in PT. 70 FONT, said *"no."* quickly followed by Holly, serenely, "None of us are intelligent people, Baaulp :')" it made my WEEK seeing that. Thank you it's great.
literally holly saying “it’s a restaurant for drinkos!” is the main reason i call alcoholic drinks “drinkos” now to separate it from non-alcoholic drinks
holly is the fucking mediator here. She is just the calmest person there but is speaking such the maddest shit which somehow nullifies all other teams whilst trying to side with one. Wow
I dont know who these people are or what the context is, but this is one of tve funniest conversations I've heard in a long time. "You're all dumber than me."
just in case no one knows this debate was apparently settled recently when Mira got confirmation from an actual employee of Chunk E Cheese who said it was a restaurant thou causing Mira to resign on this point. We won lads
also Mira using Disney theme park as an counterpoint to Chuck E Cheese being a Restaurant implies Mira thought Chuck E Cheese was equivalent to a multi million dollar theme park
charles e cheese himself could come into my waking nightmares and tell me god is real and they said chuck e cheese is a restauarant and i would die on this hill, is heaven a restaurant god??
@@sirrivet9557 well i think hit game amog us introduced a revolutionary time period of identifying people by using different colors and NOBODY else did it beforehand. thank you :-)
According to Merriam-Webster, a restaurant is "a business establishment where meals or refreshments may be purchased." Chuck E. Cheese fits this definition.
I believe that the way to figure this is out is to decide what you will go to the place for. Dave and Buster's is an barcade because no one goes to Dave and Buster's for the food. So do you go to Chuck E Cheese for the food or the arcade? neither both sides are wrong you go for the animatronics and their shows. Conclusion: Chuck E Cheese is a theatre
from what i remember of the two times in my life ive been to a chuck e cheese. its an arcade for kids that you can get food at but the food is not the main draw and thus makes it not a restaurant. some restaurants have arcade machines but they aren’t arcades. chuck e cheese is an arcade first and restaurant second because you dont really pick the food. you get cheese pizza and thats it. nobody goes there just to eat. you just go there and get hungry so you begrudgingly grab a slice
Fun fact: the restraunt portion of Chuck. E. Cheese us technically referred to as "Pasquale's Pizza". This is because they began doing delivery during covid, but realized people wouldn't want delivery from Chuck E. Cheese.
this is up there with the MBMBaM "history's going to prove one of us right" level of ridiculousness. CEC is a restaurant though; barcades count as restaurants.
Fun fact: In the movie Ready Player One (dont know about the book) the main characters memorize trivia about the big vr world's head honcho - his favorite restaurant? Chuck E Cheese
I have no idea who these people are, but as someone who worked at chuck e cheese for a year it counts as a restaurant. Also you can get drunk there. We limited it to one serving of beer or wine per person per hour, but whenever I had to clean the bathrooms I regularly found empties of those mini liquor bottles in the trash.
Chuck E. Cheese is a chain of American family restaurants, and the primary brand of CEC Restaurant, Inc. based in Irving, Texas.[2][3] The restaurants serve pizza and other menu items, and feature arcade games, amusement rides, and animatronic displays as a focus of family entertainment. - Wikipedia (the free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit)
My wife has done hospitality studies, and I would like to share her input on the matter. The restaurants in Disney Land are *not* actually owned by the Disney Corporation - they are rented out to other food vendors who then pay for the location and Disney branding. Contrawise, Chuck E. Cheese owns the restaurant portion of their chain, the same as Dave and Busters, and the same as if a Bowling Alley had an attached concession stand. So, the real deciding factor of whether or not the place is a restaurant, is if they own the restaurant part of the establishment.
Chuck E. Cheese is a chain of American family restaurants, and the primary brand of CEC Restaurant, Inc. based in Irving, Texas. One of the basic pieces of furniture, a chair is a type of seat. Its primary features are two pieces of a durable material, attached as back and seat to one another at a 90° or slightly greater angle, with usually the four corners of the horizontal seat attached in turn to four legs-or other parts of the seat's underside attached to three legs or to a shaft about which a four-arm turnstile on rollers can turn-strong enough to support the weight of a person who sits on the seat (usually wide and broad enough to hold the lower body from the buttocks almost to the knees) and leans against the vertical back (usually high and wide enough to support the back to the shoulder blades). The legs are typically high enough for the seated person's thighs and knees to form a 90° or lesser angle.[1][2] Used in a number of rooms in homes (e.g. in living rooms, dining rooms, and dens), in schools and offices (with desks), and in various other workplaces, chairs may be made of wood, metal, or synthetic materials, and either the seat alone or the entire chair may be padded or upholstered in various colors and fabrics.
Whether you go to the Chuck e Cheese for the games or the pizza is irrelevant. Chuck e Cheese's IS a restaurant. It was always intended to be a themed family restaurant with games. It's original name was Chuck e Cheese's Pizza time theater. If it wasn't meant to be a restaurant they would have called it Chuck e Cheese's arcade: food included. You could argue that it became more of an entertainment center over the years but most of them still have the word pizzeria under the main title. It has a menu, a kitchen, and most of the building is filled with tables and a stage. I can see why you wouldn't be so sure about it. I for example wouldn't call funplex a restaurant despite the fact that there's food. For one thing at a funplex the building is much larger than your average Chuck e cheese and most of it is made up of games and rides with only a small portion sectioned off for food. It's more of an indoor carnival than a restaurant.
nah its a family entertainment center. food isnt a main focus point the focus point is the arcade and games etc the food is just the chuck e cheese entrée for the whole experience i mean his name is "Charles *Entertainment* cheese" not charles pizza cheese you go to a restaurant specifically for food and who do you know goes to a chuck e cheese for the *food*
I think the rational way to go about this is to determine what the primary business model of the place is: For example, my nearest bowling alley serves food, hot dogs and whatever, and it also has a small arcade area. Under the strict "If it serves food, it's a restaurant" definition, it would be one, but if you examine the main purpose GO to said bowling alley (To go bowling), you couldn't call it that. I've never been to a Chuck'e'cheese, but my understanding is that people will go there for BOTH the arcade and the food. If you just want greasy fast food, you will go elsewhere, similarly if you just want to go to an arcade, you'll go to an arcade if one is available. Nobody goes to a Chuck'e'cheese JUST for the food, so it's not a restaurant.
All these guys are wrong, Chuck E. Cheese is a live animatronic theater. It serves food, it has a arcade, but as soon as the animatronics became more than the Arcade that’s what the company focused on the most, so it went from a Arcade with pizza and live robot entertainment to a Animatronic theater with arcade, playhouse and food on the side to make you stick around longer and waste more money.
Here's a comparison: IKEA is not a furniture store, it's a shopping center. IKEA may primarily sell furniture, but 1) they also sell so many other things related to home and living, 2) they have a food court and a childcare center, 3) their customer service department is physically huge, and 4) part of the building is just a walk-in warehouse. All those extra features makes it a shopping center, just like a shopping mall isn't a clothing store.
Restaurant "a place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises." By definition, Chuck E Cheese is a restaurant. Shut up.
See, the difference is that in Dave&Busters, you eat food, and THEN you go do arcade stuff. At Chuck-E-Cheese's, you go, you do arcade stuff, and then MAYBE you eat. Its primary function is the arcade, whereas Dave&Busters is roughly equal. Dave&Buster's is a restaurant. Chuck-E-Cheese's is not.
I would argue that if a business is a combination restaurant & , it is a restaurant before it is . There's no way the pizza and shit isn't the main profit center for Chuck E Cheese, the arcade and play tower is the gimmick to get butts in seats to shove money into the restaurant.
hi! im a huge chuck e. cheese fan (as you can tell by my profile picture) and here's my take!!! chuck e. cheese's is a restaurant AND a family entertainment center. i win!!!!!
As someone who didn’t know that Chuck E. Cheese’s had food until the fucking Shane Dawson shit in like 2018 I’m morally obligated to agree with Holly that it’s a grain silo
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this is extremely good but doesn't contain the absolute worst part of this conversation which is when wayne asks mira to define a restaurant and she replied with "it's case by case"
she ? there's a woman in here ? wtf
@@golarac6433 yea, Mira (blue text) is a woman
@@feaster1984 you're shifting me, sounds like a dude like the rest of them
@@golarac6433 idk what to tell u bro.
@@feaster1984 well, nothing. That's just weird
holly going "listen" for half of the convo without anyone listening might be the funniest part of this i've never noticed
I kept finding them while I was making this. I was near the end of the video and I was still picking up on ones I'd missed. I think she said it like15 times
she says it so soft too it's so funny
She’s like a kindergarten teacher trying to restore order to the class
hollys wisdom of "your house is a grain silo" lives in my head rent free
holly in general should live in your head rent free, everything that comes out of her mouth is a fucking gem.
@@thebiolibrary5572 "i have a brain the size of texas"
@Saltine who's gordon? my name is ash.
@Saltine is that a half life mod or something?
@Saltine what does that have to do with the comment? is there a joke about grain silos?
Favorite parts this convo will always be Log and Wayne saying "I HAVE FOOD IN MY HOUSE!"
Your house is a grain silo.
Bauulp trying to bring it down to 'civil' levels is fucking Sending me
Especially when you consider he's the one that fired the bullet.
REAL LETTUCE THAT THEY BOUGHT FROM A *_F A R M_*
"Your house is a grain silo" - Holly, 2019.
"That's REAL LETTUCE they bought from a FARRRRM!" SENT me.
wayne's "I HAVE FOOD IN MY HOUSE" sounds so fucking desperate
the hottest take of all time is that a house is a grain silo
“You’re not a human anymore.” Is my new favorite insult.
I never knew the argument Gordon and G man have in the finale of HLVRAI was based on an actual argument
in the behind the scenes of the show i think they mention it and almost start arguing again
holly just trying to speak but then giving up and trying again is sending me
"We're not intelligent people Baaulp" lives in my head rent free
I don't know any of these people, except MAYBE that Wayne is the dramatic fridge moment guy
But this popped up, and I watched it, and I'm laughing like an idiot, excellent work
god that's so funny
oh my god i HIGHLY suggest getting into rtvs these guys are funny as hell
I will try to describe the people in this conversation as best I can.
White - Wayne, the fridge guy in question. A great white gamer ape.
Cyan - Mira, the Demon who questions Chuck. E. Cheese's status as a restaurant. An agent of chaos but also extremely chill.
Orange - Bauulp, the man who called it a Restaurant. Expert food haver and joke maker.
Purple - Hollowtones, wise woman of food-containment, is simultaneously a very sweet person and also the most powerful of them all.
Green - Logmore, the log, everyone wants a log.
Red - Kami, the Morshu-imposter. No explanation is needed for this.
Pink - I honestly can't help you there.
And there you go a flawless explanation of who these people are.
@@Introbulus pink is trog i believe
pink is trog. trog saw god when he was a boy
my favourite thing about the crew is how any time anyone says something that is close to a CD-i zelda quote they all *immediately* do a spot-on read of the line and lose it. youtube poop will never die
no , i think we should talk more about holly’s theory about food storage
what is there to talk about? shes right
"Your house is a grain silo"
unrelated!
Now, the whole video is very good, and I do applaud you for transcribing it so accurately. But I think my FAVOURITE part of it.
Is when Baaulp says, "Let's talk about this like intelligent people,"
and trog, IMMEDIATELY, in BOLD, in PT. 70 FONT, said *"no."*
quickly followed by Holly, serenely, "None of us are intelligent people, Baaulp :')"
it made my WEEK seeing that. Thank you it's great.
literally holly saying “it’s a restaurant for drinkos!” is the main reason i call alcoholic drinks “drinkos” now to separate it from non-alcoholic drinks
As someone who worked in a Chuck E Chese grain silo for 2 years, I appreciate this
Please tell me more about the Chuck E cheese grain silo
this argument has literally torn my friend group apart
somehow you managed to contain and properly display the chaos of this moment im in awe
"Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen."
fuck man "IT IS WRITTEN:" always gets me
I love how this video has an alternate title to the original, it's a good touch.
holly is the fucking mediator here. She is just the calmest person there but is speaking such the maddest shit which somehow nullifies all other teams whilst trying to side with one. Wow
I dont know who these people are or what the context is, but this is one of tve funniest conversations I've heard in a long time. "You're all dumber than me."
This video lives in my head rent-free.
just in case no one knows this debate was apparently settled recently when Mira got confirmation from an actual employee of Chunk E Cheese who said it was a restaurant thou causing Mira to resign on this point. We won lads
also Mira using Disney theme park as an counterpoint to Chuck E Cheese being a Restaurant implies Mira thought Chuck E Cheese was equivalent to a multi million dollar theme park
charles e cheese himself could come into my waking nightmares and tell me god is real and they said chuck e cheese is a restauarant and i would die on this hill, is heaven a restaurant god??
OH i just realized these are their among us colors (taps head) thats smart
Among us didn’t invent using color to identify people.
@@sirrivet9557 well i think hit game amog us introduced a revolutionary time period of identifying people by using different colors and NOBODY else did it beforehand. thank you :-)
@@sirrivet9557 colors were invented when steven amoonghus looked up into the sky and saw a rainbow we've been over this
@@spurrit7156 amogous invented colours and astronaust and the impostor was the first astrophysicist ever born
@@dullahanic isnt steven amoonghus that show about the space rocks
"The ticket is an entree" im fucking dying
According to Merriam-Webster, a restaurant is "a business establishment where meals or refreshments may be purchased." Chuck E. Cheese fits this definition.
I can buy food at Ikea, doesn't make it a restaurant.
@@Pajusa101 Ikea /contains/ a restaurant.
@@4orks976 Exactly. So does Chuck E. Cheese. Doesn't make the entire establishment a restaurant.
I believe that the way to figure this is out is to decide what you will go to the place for. Dave and Buster's is an barcade because no one goes to Dave and Buster's for the food. So do you go to Chuck E Cheese for the food or the arcade?
neither both sides are wrong you go for the animatronics and their shows.
Conclusion: Chuck E Cheese is a theatre
Actually you have a good point there, it was literally called Pizza Time Theatre when it first became a thing.
i think the rat’s presence cancels out the restaurant vs. arcade debate. chuckle cheese is a person
Bespoke.
Chuck E. Cheese is a casino
from what i remember of the two times in my life ive been to a chuck e cheese. its an arcade for kids that you can get food at but the food is not the main draw and thus makes it not a restaurant. some restaurants have arcade machines but they aren’t arcades. chuck e cheese is an arcade first and restaurant second because you dont really pick the food. you get cheese pizza and thats it. nobody goes there just to eat. you just go there and get hungry so you begrudgingly grab a slice
Fun fact: the restraunt portion of Chuck. E. Cheese us technically referred to as "Pasquale's Pizza". This is because they began doing delivery during covid, but realized people wouldn't want delivery from Chuck E. Cheese.
this is up there with the MBMBaM "history's going to prove one of us right" level of ridiculousness. CEC is a restaurant though; barcades count as restaurants.
heated Mira moments
Fun fact: In the movie Ready Player One (dont know about the book) the main characters memorize trivia about the big vr world's head honcho - his favorite restaurant? Chuck E Cheese
oh if Ready Player One said it, you KNOW it's wrong
Yeah okay I'm willing to agree with Mira now, Chuck E. Cheese is not a restaurant.
I've never heard the original, this is amazingly stupid and I love it
"It's not a grain silo~"
I'm dead.
This is the kind of discourse I can get into
Roses are red
Violets are blue
your house is a Grain Silo
and Dave & Busters is too
I have no idea who these people are, but as someone who worked at chuck e cheese for a year it counts as a restaurant.
Also you can get drunk there. We limited it to one serving of beer or wine per person per hour, but whenever I had to clean the bathrooms I regularly found empties of those mini liquor bottles in the trash.
My step dad thinks i have a concussion currently and this video is funnier than ever
The title should not be "Wayne thinks Chucky. E. Cheese is a restaurant" it should be,"Wayne knows Chucky. E. Cheese is a restaurant" BECAUSE IT IS
"DID YOU JUST CALL CHUCK E CHEESE A RESTAURANT"
literally everybody else in the call: it is
there’s honest to god TEARS RUNNING DOWN MY FACE
someone animate this holy shit im wheezing-
I might try it someday if I find out what the other people look like. I don't know them all very well
Chuck E. Cheese is a chain of American family restaurants, and the primary brand of CEC Restaurant, Inc. based in Irving, Texas.[2][3] The restaurants serve pizza and other menu items, and feature arcade games, amusement rides, and animatronic displays as a focus of family entertainment. - Wikipedia (the free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit)
My wife has done hospitality studies, and I would like to share her input on the matter.
The restaurants in Disney Land are *not* actually owned by the Disney Corporation - they are rented out to other food vendors who then pay for the location and Disney branding.
Contrawise, Chuck E. Cheese owns the restaurant portion of their chain, the same as Dave and Busters, and the same as if a Bowling Alley had an attached concession stand.
So, the real deciding factor of whether or not the place is a restaurant, is if they own the restaurant part of the establishment.
im so sad this hasn't gained the popularity of the "am i wrong??" video. let's make it happen this is a really really good video
I have no context for this. Why is Mira so intense?
Good fucking work tho 👍
that's just how she is!! this argument was sparked out of nowhere and the whole group lost their minds. i love it
bc shes correct
@@kal3idoskull489 NO. WE CAN'T START THIS UP AGAIN
@@clockworkcat8576 chuck e cheese is not a r[SOUNDS OF ME BEING DRAGGED AWAY INTO THE DEPTHS OF HELL]
If you go to a bowling alley that serves food, is that a restaurant?
this is just a descriptive vs perspective debate regarding the word "restaurant". the rtvs crew is all philosophers on accident
Watching this while listening to Schubert's _Serenade_ is something else.
thank you for making wayne's text white
the quality of chuck e cheese's food is *_NOT_*
hot take: chuck e. cheese is actually a grain silo, and holly is drunk off of the florida barcade chuck e. cheese.
Chuck E. Cheese is a chain of American family restaurants, and the primary brand of CEC Restaurant, Inc. based in Irving, Texas.
One of the basic pieces of furniture, a chair is a type of seat. Its primary features are two pieces of a durable material, attached as back and seat to one another at a 90° or slightly greater angle, with usually the four corners of the horizontal seat attached in turn to four legs-or other parts of the seat's underside attached to three legs or to a shaft about which a four-arm turnstile on rollers can turn-strong enough to support the weight of a person who sits on the seat (usually wide and broad enough to hold the lower body from the buttocks almost to the knees) and leans against the vertical back (usually high and wide enough to support the back to the shoulder blades). The legs are typically high enough for the seated person's thighs and knees to form a 90° or lesser angle.[1][2] Used in a number of rooms in homes (e.g. in living rooms, dining rooms, and dens), in schools and offices (with desks), and in various other workplaces, chairs may be made of wood, metal, or synthetic materials, and either the seat alone or the entire chair may be padded or upholstered in various colors and fabrics.
Woah, is that from Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia that ANYONE can edit?
@@Robin0928 I think it's from Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia that NOBODY will ever edit again!
Chuck'E'Cheese is a President.
mira disproved her own argument by saying "chuck e cheese is a barcade for children" lmao
Whether you go to the Chuck e Cheese for the games or the pizza is irrelevant. Chuck e Cheese's IS a restaurant. It was always intended to be a themed family restaurant with games. It's original name was Chuck e Cheese's Pizza time theater. If it wasn't meant to be a restaurant they would have called it Chuck e Cheese's arcade: food included. You could argue that it became more of an entertainment center over the years but most of them still have the word pizzeria under the main title. It has a menu, a kitchen, and most of the building is filled with tables and a stage. I can see why you wouldn't be so sure about it. I for example wouldn't call funplex a restaurant despite the fact that there's food. For one thing at a funplex the building is much larger than your average Chuck e cheese and most of it is made up of games and rides with only a small portion sectioned off for food. It's more of an indoor carnival than a restaurant.
exactly, and comparing it to Disney World is totally invalid because Disney World CONTAINS specifically named and physically isolated restaurants
nah its a family entertainment center. food isnt a main focus point the focus point is the arcade and games etc
the food is just the chuck e cheese entrée for the whole experience i mean his name is "Charles *Entertainment* cheese" not charles pizza cheese
you go to a restaurant specifically for food and who do you know goes to a chuck e cheese for the *food*
"It's original name was Chuck e Cheese's Pizza time theater." chucky cheese is a theater
I think the rational way to go about this is to determine what the primary business model of the place is: For example, my nearest bowling alley serves food, hot dogs and whatever, and it also has a small arcade area. Under the strict "If it serves food, it's a restaurant" definition, it would be one, but if you examine the main purpose GO to said bowling alley (To go bowling), you couldn't call it that.
I've never been to a Chuck'e'cheese, but my understanding is that people will go there for BOTH the arcade and the food. If you just want greasy fast food, you will go elsewhere, similarly if you just want to go to an arcade, you'll go to an arcade if one is available. Nobody goes to a Chuck'e'cheese JUST for the food, so it's not a restaurant.
@@hotchomper5259 you deserve a good slap in the face
i always thought it was chuck e cheeses. like chuck e cheese owned the restaurant and the name of the restaurant reflected that.
so I fucking figured it out. it's a casino. a child casino.
casinos have food, games, prizes. it's a casino
every time i listen to the first four minutes of this argument i laugh so hard i get a headache
god i wish i was in this friend group.
Went to look up Chuck E. Cheese and before I even finished typing it auto completed with “restaurant company” right under it
wayne proved himself wrong by stating "i have food in my house" therefore proving that it having food in it doesn't necessarily mean it's a restaurant
i dont know who any of these people are but Wayne is right
There is nothing you can do to a salad
This is so good omg
All these guys are wrong, Chuck E. Cheese is a live animatronic theater. It serves food, it has a arcade, but as soon as the animatronics became more than the Arcade that’s what the company focused on the most, so it went from a Arcade with pizza and live robot entertainment to a Animatronic theater with arcade, playhouse and food on the side to make you stick around longer and waste more money.
Here's a comparison:
IKEA is not a furniture store, it's a shopping center. IKEA may primarily sell furniture, but 1) they also sell so many other things related to home and living, 2) they have a food court and a childcare center, 3) their customer service department is physically huge, and 4) part of the building is just a walk-in warehouse. All those extra features makes it a shopping center, just like a shopping mall isn't a clothing store.
Wayne Is right!
They're both wrong, it's the name of the rat
Restaurant
"a place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises."
By definition, Chuck E Cheese is a restaurant. Shut up.
no
The thing is that Disney parks aren't one building. Chuck e cheese is
See, the difference is that in Dave&Busters, you eat food, and THEN you go do arcade stuff. At Chuck-E-Cheese's, you go, you do arcade stuff, and then MAYBE you eat. Its primary function is the arcade, whereas Dave&Busters is roughly equal.
Dave&Buster's is a restaurant. Chuck-E-Cheese's is not.
The primary function of a Chuck-E-Cheese is to not have to entertain your kids for 2 hours.
@@Introbulusyou’re right except dave n busters is not a RESTURANT
I would argue that if a business is a combination restaurant & , it is a restaurant before it is . There's no way the pizza and shit isn't the main profit center for Chuck E Cheese, the arcade and play tower is the gimmick to get butts in seats to shove money into the restaurant.
Chuck E. Cheese is a restaurant.
THATS REAL LETTUCE THAT THEY BOUGHT FROM A FARRRM
The longest 3 minutes and 55 seconds of my life
I absolutely lost it at mirakuruRTSD.
Also mira’s right.
"Chuck E. Cheese is an American family entertainment center and pizza restaurant chain founded in 1977" -Wikipedia
Wayne is right
But like it is a restaurant
Chuck E Cheese is literally a barcade for children.
This is beautiful.
...but it is a restaurant.
hi! im a huge chuck e. cheese fan (as you can tell by my profile picture) and here's my take!!! chuck e. cheese's is a restaurant AND a family entertainment center. i win!!!!!
Chuck E cheese has more than just pizza and salad
I Loce Chuck E Cheese And Chuck E And His Friends Are Popular Bro
I was on Wayne's side until Mira said Chuck E. Cheese is a barcade for kids. I find that to be a more than far compromise.
A quick Google search answer the question
As someone who didn’t know that Chuck E. Cheese’s had food until the fucking Shane Dawson shit in like 2018 I’m morally obligated to agree with Holly that it’s a grain silo
Chuck E. Cheese is literally a family restaurant smh
It’s a restaurant
mira is right
edit: on the chuck e cheese thing. shes wrong about chocolate