@@TommyMLe if I remember correctly the waitress is actually some sort of magical being let's having trouble adapting to the human world. And the reason why she's in the human world is because she needs to find a magical cure to win the lottery back on her dimension. It ends up being that she was keanu's Mom the whole time but it really was just a dream the end. I might have missed a couple things here and there so I hope you don't crucify me over it but that's the main gist of the plot. Definitely a classic you should check it out
Keanu Reeves plays a workaholic ad exec who falls for a free-spirited woman named Sarah with a terminal illness. Sara proposes a unique arrangement: she'll spend a month (November, hence the movie name) with Nelson, teaching him to live and love, in exchange for his promise to break up with her at the end. The waitress has nothing to do with the movie really, but in that one scene to help with Keanu's decision@@TommyMLe
You ruined the clip by leaving out the part when Keanu says to the buyer, "A person who is nice to me but not nice to the waitress is not a nice person"
I learned that early in life. I was dating a beautiful girl who was (unfortunately) also crazy and a total mean girl. She abused wait staff every time we went out and it got too much for me. I was mortified and the initial boots of being able to be 'seen with a hot girl' on my arm just wasn't worth it any more, She made a scene everywhere we went. I broke it off with her and let her be 'some other dude's problem'. At that moment I realized WHY she was single so often.
I think he should have handed his line back to him about how we are what we do ans he is a businessman who let's his attidute make potential Business partners dismiss any and all offers he will make.
I've lived my life evaluating people by how they treat people they have nothing to gain from. Someday, when they no longer have anything to gain from me, that's how I will be treated by them.
@@jopoveromo1054Moral. Something you apparently are not. Disagreeing with his approach here is 1 thing, but not being able to appreciate the virtue in it at all? That’s a lot man. SMH
@@jopoveromo1054 it's not the truth. Every great person started somewhere low, they weren't perfect before they made it. Talking down to someone like this dude does is pompous as fuck and working with someone like that just for a dollar amount means you're bought and paid for and have little integrity
@@illiji915 it’s not for the dollar, it’s for your own self worth, and taking yourself more seriously. Do you think great people where created by a life of ease? No.
Never, ever heard a bad word about Keanu. He ain’t playing a “role” here. Now Frank is an actor that here just oozes, sheer malevolence. Frank is a true legend.
I met Frank Langella in 92 while he was filming the movie Dave. He played an evil prick in that movie too, but off screen was one of the nicest and friendliest celebrities I've ever had a conversation with. Ironically, the "good guy" in the movie, Kevin Klein, wasn't nearly as nice to people.
Did you see him in the 9th gate?he lit himself on fire to call upon the devil to appear. It was a very disturbing scene he can portray this type of evil because he's in Hollywood and he's around those type of people all the time.
You got that right! They feel entitled and they’re comfortable with it, and they won’t stop at you. You are a high value woman. Horrible people that have never known what a punch in the nose feels like. 😮😶🌫️
@@Anti_Septikum Well... I'm sure as heck not going to start saying "womankind" alongside "mankind," and anyone who would ask that I do so is wasting my time
I guarantee he would. Keanu is notoriously kind. He bought motorcycles for a film crew. He sips Jim Beam with homeless guys. He gives narrated bus tours when his plane gets stranded in Nebraska. He accepts pay cuts to help the producers get the best actors. Johnny Utah is a kick-ass guy.
Absolutely it was ,He's such a beautiful and kind person ,he cares about everyone .I would love to know him and not because he's a wonderful actor but because of his beautiful heart ,it must be amazing to be his friend.
@@ablethreefourbravo that’s not what he said, you can review the video as many times as you like, if your motivation is only to prove your own bias, I can’t help you.
I mean, somexs working w/ a kitchen staff tho... Is like I don't like petty. But most of all how r u gonna get mad at the messenger for someone's Actual health concerns? Not princess behavior. But actual health concerns.
Exactly right - he helpfully waved a huge red flag and sent up all sorts of warning flares that he was a self-centered, predatory schmuck. Is this someone you could trust to keep his word?
In high school i worked at Friendly's Ice Cream shop. Washing dishes and waiting tables. I learned early to treat all customers as if they were my grandmother no matter how rude they were. Saw a customer at another table dress down another customer for being rude to one of the waitresses. He even went so far as to give her an extra tip for having to put up with the rude customer.
Waitressed all through high school and even when I had a full time job, went back to it part time for the pocket cash. I had so many people comment to me if someone was rude to me. They left great tips, not sure if they were increased by what they saw I had to put up with sometimes, but I’d like to think so. 🫶
@@briansounalathnever seen the movie, so figured they had already eaten, and the waitress cleaned the table, but they sitting there to finish the conversation, having refills of drinks.
I have turned down business arrangements for the same reason. I won’t deal with jerks. Even when I was working at the Weather Channel and Disney, I still treated everybody even down to the cleaners with equal dignity and respect as people that mattered.
My ex always acted extra decent when we were dating and first married, but after we had children he showed his true self and he always puts staff down either obviously or under his breath, and even though I am sure they hear, he then turns on the decent attitude and no matter what he said before or how he acted, he is able to make people respond positively to his switch to positive attunement and manipulation. He sonehow gets his heart rate and pulse, energy and chemistry to align with others and he can make people want to do for him and feel sorry for him, and he can act so warm and funny. He can do it at whatever level of magnetism he needs with men or women, judges, border patrol, businessman, and especially likes influencing people over the phone, sounding super professional and accentuating his English accent which Americans really respond to even though he grew up in Portsmouth. He is able to make people attracted to him and like him, but he can just as easily make you hate him and lose it, or feel nothing but terrorized at his coldness, he just doesn't show that to everyone or most people, only isolated and innocent people. He can project fear and anger towards anyone in a room or at a meeting and people will feel fear and anger towards them. He can appear so loving, safe, and likeable. He can switch in a flash either way, but I can smell when he has been in a room in a building or influencing others a half hour earlier or several rooms away. He can turn it on intensely only to turn cold and give you a total feeling of him as the walking dead in seconds, like you're in a vaccuum of death. He is sadistic and psychopathic.
I had a situation like this....a meet and greet for a position after i'd passed interviews, wanted me to informally meet the managing partner and the partner id be working with, and their talent acquisition person....the former and latter were polite and kinds. The partner id be working with was not, and was rude and mocking to the server in a way that i suppose was to show he was someone special/important. I let him know that id worked as a server for a lot of my youth, and if that deserves condemnation then i dont know why they are interested in me because thats part of who i am. I learned a lot in those roles that i still use today, like basis soft skills, manners, and how spot people oure best off engaging with as little as possible. I told them id rather work with the server than that partner if thats how they treat people, and i mean id rather go back to serving than working for a partner like that.
Great, man👍🏻 The older i get the more i value my environment of good people. But it takes really big balls to say no when you're young and not so stable. But i think Keanu doesn't have to play this, he also lives it in real life. 👌🏼He surely is an outstanding character in this industry and the world in general
Yep. They say that if you really want to see how someone truly is, see not how they treat those who they consider their equal, but those who are said to be below them.
@crotchy7667 He did. But he was forced to do so to meet his contractual obligations. The script sucked, and he hated every second of it. I read about it shortly after the film came out. Can't remember the title, or much else about the film. The Watcher, maybe? Something like that.
@@jayvee1387 People -see- imagine potential where there is none. You cannot change people. They are who they are. When they SHOW you who they are, believe THEM, not your imagination.
@@garyK.45ACPbut people do change, they learn and grow. Nothing wrong with seeing potential, but its up to the person to realize their potential. An insufferable asshole is still an asshole though. Some people never learn.
I've worked as a waiter when I was younger and what that guy said is probably the nicest "Bad remark" I've heard a person say to waitresses. Most of them were women as well. The worst one I heard was a business women yelling at the waitress "I knew your mother, your real mother, and even a craack head like her knew you weren't worth raising." The waitress was 22 and had moved from foster home to foster home when she was a kid. She didn't smile ever again when she would come to work after that and a month later she "checked out." I quit a week after finding out and so did a couple other workers.
Jesus was right when He said, what defiles a person is not what goes in their mouth but what comes out. I can't begin to tell how heartbreaking that is to hear something like this. 💔
What an awful person. I feel so sorry for your co-worker. What is the use of education if it cannot teach us how to be a decent human beings in the first place! One would think that should be the first thing you will be taught in a school, but look at them. Bullying, ragging, hazing, students collectively ostracising a fellow student for shallow reasons…our schools have simply forgotten to teach young humans humanity.
Had a rude person visiting my office once sneeze and cough over me leaving gross particles on my person and no, he didn't cover his mouth nor apologize. I told my boss what happened and that I was leaving for the day. He said, "This guy is a billionaire. Don't make a scene. " I told him his friend was a rude arrogant pos and he shouldn't be such an azz kisser"! This man ended up proving to my boss that he was even worse than I thought. My boss apologized to me and made it up to me in the kindest way and said, "Don't let me slip again. I was looking at the wrong thing. "
You're from Jersey or NY? You have real chutzpah to speak truth to your boss, and it's too bad he had to have it proven to him by his own personal incident with the arrogant bastard before he believed you - you deserved a raise after that!
I lived a similar scenario once. I was at the payout desk of McDonald's after making my order, some self entitled stuck up women pushed by me and walked up to the cashier who was serving someone else and threw her burger on the counter and said "I said NO pickles" the cashier apologised then went to replace the burger. The woman turned to me and said "you think they could get a simple order right". I looked her dead in the eye and said "yeah, she probably feeds a couple of hundred people a day, pity she got your one wrong and is trying to fix HER mistake". The woman just huffed at me and walked away. The best part was she was sitting with two other women who had watched her actions, and had heard what I said, and they just looked at her and shook their heads in disgust.
I remember one time a lady was making a scene at Chipotle, and the manager grabbed the food bag, and told her to get out, how she wasn't going to disrespect her employees like that. Gave an approved head nod.
Exactly, he judged her by her actions, and her inability to avoid the mistake, so he decided that she should not work there any more ! He took it to the extreme!
@@georgiosdoumas2446 I think perhaps you completely misunderstood my comment. I was referring to the arrogant old man who expects perfection 100% of the time. Only someone who has never made a mistake in their entire life is allowed to judge in that fashion.
@@boldchick101 Considering variants of the saying exist in many cultures, I'm not sure it comes from the bible...rather the bible recorded it from proverbs/wise people in our society.
@@ObeMossop Considering that the Bible was the first religious book ever written, it is absolutely the opposite of what you are saying. Everyone else copies from the Bible!
@@SpectreGunship who gave that woman a great bit of advice, you should take your job seriously as you take yourself, that’s great advice, he’s being nicer than anyone else in the room, being useful.
It only worked out because he probably would've gotten other offers for his skills. If he was a normal guy in a recession, you don't have the luxury to let go of any offer.
It says a lot about a person who abuses their waitress or waiter. Sometimes a waitress makes mistakes, because like all humans on earth we aren’t perfect. And when someone abuses their server, it’s disgusting.
The fact is when someone mistreats others chances are they will try to mistreat you also . That is extra stress which can come your way in work. So it's not just good it's actually intelligent to to look for people with good attitude.
There's gotta be at least some cracked eggs though. Otherwise how do you promote honesty? Or you'll be walking a tightrope all the time/around eggshells. And the dude all he had to do was apologise. Two words. I'm sorry. That's it. It's not what you say/do it's what you do after it that matters. Gotta give people a chance can't just wait for one mistake and leave. That's being judgemental (too much). I like to judge by people's long term character than their short term. Cracked an egg so what? At least he can (some can't even manage that). Sometimes to be moral need to be immoral. Make mistakes. Builds trust.
Bit of life experience I want to share with you folks: if your gut tells you that you work for nasty people who don't appreciate you - GTFO ASAP. You don't need that kind of darkness in your life. Do what makes you happy. Do something that you look forward to when you get up in the morning. If you are feeling trapped - you are doing it wrong. Happiness is a vibration that opens up all the doors you want to have opened. Trudging through life unhappily will close all those doors. We vibrate.
That is the paradox of most local government jobs. You work for the public and may really want to provide them great service, but you answer to nasty corrupt politicians.
Good advice ! I had bad bosses . In my early career , I stayed 4 years too long with two of them , but our economy was in job recession for 3 years. Only contract jobs available for my kind of work …I waited until full time positions were opening up … got 3 offers. Thank goodness I had a good spouse who understood, we can’t be spending unnecessarily, let’s just get through these years intact. Every night I prayed for guidance and a thick skin to get through the work week. That lesson taught me to walk away from FAKE and people who would throw their best friend or mother under the bus to do their own self preservation. When you see arrogance oozing from their pores … say NO thanks ! You can’t be bought with anything less than decency and compassion.
I don’t agree with that, a waitress is not lesser than a billionaire business man. At the end of the day, when we die we will return to the earth as dirt, the money we make and the possessions we have will be meaningless. So I say that makes us equals.
The way you treat people , specially the ones you don’t know or in position to do some kind of service to you , shows a lot about who you are. Everyone needs to be treated politely even if they fail, that can happen to anyone. I wouldn’t accept that offer too.😊
Sadly, most so-called 'Christians' seem to ignore that biblical quote when it comes to Donald Trump, a man whose actions make him more the 'antichrist' than 'Christ like' in what he says and does. If there's ever a reason and justification for being an atheist, it's because of the actions of today's Christian Nationalists, who can no doubt 'quote' the bible from cover to cover, but lack the ability to live by the words and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Learn to fire a customer like this, or a company you work for, or family or friends, or someone you are dating: life is not " putting up with toxic people".
Keanu in real life probably. Man has a lot of character and respect for everyone he meets and works with. Atleast that's all I've ever heard about him his whole career.
Yep been there done that, have turned down $$ many times and opportunities because the people making the offers were just bad people so $ comes and goes but you gotta live with yourself everyday!!
Funny thing is that guy would lose likely have a meltdown and cry after one hour of waiting tables. lol, always cracks me up when people judge things they’ve never done.
It works the other way around as well. When my son was 7, he managed to not only spill his drink, but broke the glass. Waitress was cool about it, I was more annoyed with him than she was.
@youtubeviewer8950 You're not required to tip. Look at tipping as payment for services rendered based on your expectations. Bad service? Don't tip. Good service? I personally, tip well when the service is good. I'm different though, I'd rather be left alone, and I don't have a drink with my meals so I don't need/want any refills or anything, mostly just leave me be and you're getting 30%+ lol I tipped a lady $100 once on a small lunch bill with my wife because the lady was super nice and we were young with a newborn so she probably assumed we didn't have much money, but still treated us well. $100 isn't much but it felt nice rewarding somebody for being a good person.
We are what we do in this world. You’re a decent human being. You don’t be mean to people who are less fortunate than you. If you screw up something so simple, it doesn’t say much about you, does it?
This is actually an old business hiring practice in reverse. My grandfather used to take potential high-value hires/clients out to lunch just to see how they treated the wait staff. If they treated them poorly, not only would they be passed on, they would be blacklisted in the industry as much as possible.
No it isn’t, do you want people to tell you you’re not perfect and smile in your face after you make a mistake, or do you want to learn? He taught her a great life lesson, it’s not fun to learn that way, but it’s better than fake compassion and a pat on the back.
damn.....and thats why Keanu will always be the Goat....hes kind IN and OUT of movies.....its like hes not filling in a role, hes jus roleplaying for 2 hours
What I love about this scene is Keanu listens more than speaks and you see the growth of his character and seeing who he used to be. First the man insults his friend and then especially the waitress. The quality of person's character is how they treat others who serve others or as my father's put it "treat others how you would want to be treated" (Golden Rule). After this scene Keanu even says I am not like that man and if so shoot me ;)
I was scheduled with the best surgeon around. I said no because he had horrible bedside manner and dismissed every question had. The doctor I found said you don't go to doctor #1 for his bedside manner, you go because he's the best. I asked if he could do the surgery, he said yes and if he ran into problems the hospital, he was in had 5 more doctors he could call as back up. I told him to schedule the surgery. Best decision ever.
It's not often you see a man with the same values and concerns for humanity on the screen as well as off the screen. He's as real as they come. I like, and respect him a lot!! He's a good soul..
I am truly sorry that you are in the position “FOR THE MOMENT” to have to deal with your boss… stay strong you will soon be able to walk out with your head high.
It’s never an easy thing to do… But when you can get yourself set up for a few weeks ca$h wise… Don’t hesitate ! Staying somewhere in a toxic situation working for someone you despise does more damage to you and your personal happiness even away from work at home than you think. Take that chance or Force it to happen by just doing Anything else for Someone else… even just until you find what you want , it doesn’t have to be permanent, but you’re definitely right get the “F” outa there, it’s like a cancer, It eats you alive inside. I’ve never been fired even once in over 35 years ( even after some crazy arguments with a few bosses /owners! 😄) I have quit 3 or 4 jobs though and just walked away. Once worked for someone I did not like at all for about 3 years thinking it would eventually get better , Huge mistake ! Getting away from him and his overbearing negativity was the best thing job wise that I could have ever done. He was constantly just push, push, unnecessary stress and more stress that never ended and generally treated almost all people like dog shit on the bottom of his boot. 3 hours later I had a job doing the same thing on a different machine in a different factory with decent people again, had a great new boss who really was a good dude that treated everyone under him quite well wherever he could, an entirely different atmosphere 👍🏻 It felt absolutely great to leave that dickhead and all of those problems and stress in my dust ! 😄 Good riddance clown 🤡 ! I did really like lots of the other bosses and shop guys there though, great bunch of people other than him. But I never worked for anyone like that ever again. Always Remember this when looking for work… You are interviewing them as well… Hard pass immediately if you have a bad vibe ! There’s definitely a reason for that! It just gets worse from there when they’ve got you “ on the hook 🪝 “ so just do yourself a big favour and start somewhere with people that seem happy and give you a good feeling about what they do! Any job has its things, projects that are difficult or days that suck etc. but it’s at least a good indicator of what the place is like most of the time 😄
I sincerely hope, with all my heart, that you're able to do what you hope very soon. HOWEVER, there is something to be remembered about, and said for, not burning bridges! You may need this person for something...unforeseen, later in life. Even if it seems like a long shot, maybe, by choosing grace in your dreamed of "final encounter", the benefits awaiting you just might more than make up for all the shit you've had to endure. This is just something to think about, that's all. I wish you only happiness, and success. ❤
You are already in a position to tell him, if it matters enough to you, because you can tell him even as you are resigning. But clearly, keeping this job is more important to you than calling out your boss. So stuff it; you are never going to tell him because even after you get your big promotion, you will still be the person who values job security over speaking up for what’s right, and you’ll be afraid that word might reach your new bosses about what you said to this guy. Sit down.
Having morals ain’t easy. Whatever your dream career is, everybody thinks they’ll do the right thing when they’re staring at a check that could move them out of their shtty studio apartment in a dangerous neighborhood, or pay off a car that’s about to be repossessed, or stop a bank from taking their parents’ house. Everybody _thinks_ they can’t be bought, but when times get tough that’s when you find out what you’re made of.
How we treat others tells everybody in the room a lot about you. And the way you treated that waitress tells me I want nothing to do with you and doesn't say a whole lot about you does it?
If a guy displays his terrible attitude and personality before hiring you. Consider yourself lucky to avoid that job. You can see the future in this case. If I hate you now, I'm really going to despise you as a boss.
That's who Kneau is! Love the guy! Wish there were more famous people like him. They are all so entitled and think they are big shots. They're not! He is a breath of fresh air in that dirty place called Hollywood. Pray for him everyday 🙏 ❤️
One of the few things about the relationship I had with my now ex girl is that she said: "Would you like to know why I like you? I saw how you treated the waiters, cashiers and even the beggars in the streets, and you were always kind and polite." Made me think to myself "well, at least that much I'm doing right!" Always be good to others!
I came across a minor car accident on a city street. I don’t know who was at fault. The young girl of one car was crying as the older guy of the other car was yelling at her. I intervened and helped calm the situation down. The guy stopped yelling.
I wonder how many people genuinely pity the waitress, that in an incident like this you feel sorrow for how she feels. How many people are still with empathy?
Keanu is the type of person that care about people. Very humble n down to earth individual. I love his answer to this Producer or whatever he is. Money is not everything you know. Respect, love n kindness this is what it is.
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🎬Movie: Sweet November (2001)
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Can you give me the spoilers and tell me what happened? Did the waitresses character have any more scenes in this movie?
I watched it years ago, such a tear jerker.
@@TommyMLe if I remember correctly the waitress is actually some sort of magical being let's having trouble adapting to the human world. And the reason why she's in the human world is because she needs to find a magical cure to win the lottery back on her dimension. It ends up being that she was keanu's Mom the whole time but it really was just a dream the end. I might have missed a couple things here and there so I hope you don't crucify me over it but that's the main gist of the plot. Definitely a classic you should check it out
Keanu Reeves plays a workaholic ad exec who falls for a free-spirited woman named Sarah with a terminal illness. Sara proposes a unique arrangement: she'll spend a month (November, hence the movie name) with Nelson, teaching him to live and love, in exchange for his promise to break up with her at the end. The waitress has nothing to do with the movie really, but in that one scene to help with Keanu's decision@@TommyMLe
You ruined the clip by leaving out the part when Keanu says to the buyer, "A person who is nice to me but not nice to the waitress is not a nice person"
I learned that early in life. I was dating a beautiful girl who was (unfortunately) also crazy and a total mean girl. She abused wait staff every time we went out and it got too much for me. I was mortified and the initial boots of being able to be 'seen with a hot girl' on my arm just wasn't worth it any more, She made a scene everywhere we went. I broke it off with her and let her be 'some other dude's problem'. At that moment I realized WHY she was single so often.
brilliant :0
I think he should have handed his line back to him about how we are what we do ans he is a businessman who let's his attidute make potential Business partners dismiss any and all offers he will make.
Comment I was looking for.
I've lived my life evaluating people by how they treat people they have nothing to gain from. Someday, when they no longer have anything to gain from me, that's how I will be treated by them.
Keanu didn't even have to put on his acting hat for this scene. That is exactly the kind of guy he is
@@jopoveromo1054Moral. Something you apparently are not. Disagreeing with his approach here is 1 thing, but not being able to appreciate the virtue in it at all? That’s a lot man. SMH
You don’t know him
@@the7thanomily do you have the gall to call yourself moral? Like you’re floating in mid air?
@@jopoveromo1054 it's not the truth. Every great person started somewhere low, they weren't perfect before they made it. Talking down to someone like this dude does is pompous as fuck and working with someone like that just for a dollar amount means you're bought and paid for and have little integrity
@@illiji915 it’s not for the dollar, it’s for your own self worth, and taking yourself more seriously. Do you think great people where created by a life of ease? No.
Never, ever heard a bad word about Keanu. He ain’t playing a “role” here. Now Frank is an actor that here just oozes, sheer malevolence. Frank is a true legend.
He plays the best asshole, ever!
I met Frank Langella in 92 while he was filming the movie Dave. He played an evil prick in that movie too, but off screen was one of the nicest and friendliest celebrities I've ever had a conversation with.
Ironically, the "good guy" in the movie, Kevin Klein, wasn't nearly as nice to people.
Frank played a great Dracula back in the day.
Frank is a guy who can ooze whatever he needs to for the role. Damn good actor.
But he does play not so nice people very well.
Did you see him in the 9th gate?he lit himself on fire to call upon the devil to appear. It was a very disturbing scene he can portray this type of evil because he's in Hollywood and he's around those type of people all the time.
I’ve been out on dates with men who treated waitresses poorly. They never got a second chance. Absolutely reprehensible.
They saved you a lot of time by showing you who they are pretty quickly. Beauty fades. Character remains.
I have ended friendships after witnessing how they treated the wait staff
You got that right! They feel entitled and they’re comfortable with it, and they won’t stop at you. You are a high value woman. Horrible people that have never known what a punch in the nose feels like. 😮😶🌫️
100% same. Not once, no matter what other qualities they had.
That's not good enough, you should have told them on the spit that you're disgusting by their behavior.
"The true measure of a man's character is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good whatsoever..."
Samuel Johnson
Does not have to be a man
@@Anti_Septikum we're profoundly sorry you didn't feel represented in this quote, princess.
@@Anti_Septikum Well... I'm sure as heck not going to start saying "womankind" alongside "mankind," and anyone who would ask that I do so is wasting my time
@@Ethan-wr2os Excommunication
@@jeromewesselman4653 the word human exists
Somehow, seems like Keanu would do this in real life, too. I’ve never heard anyone say a bad thing about him.
I guarantee he would. Keanu is notoriously kind. He bought motorcycles for a film crew. He sips Jim Beam with homeless guys. He gives narrated bus tours when his plane gets stranded in Nebraska. He accepts pay cuts to help the producers get the best actors.
Johnny Utah is a kick-ass guy.
There is literally nothing bad anyone can say Keanu is among the best of our species.
A King among pretenders!
Haven't heard about him on a Diddy list or nothin either.
@@darkseided852 Diddy List? You mean the EPSTEIN list?
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, that clip is Keanu Reeves playing himself. Love ya, Keanu ❤️
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Absolutely it was ,He's such a beautiful and kind person ,he cares about everyone .I would love to know him and not because he's a wonderful actor but because of his beautiful heart ,it must be amazing to be his friend.
I don't think I've ever seen Reeves play anyone but himself. He's not really a range actor.
@@RurbanWalker, lol... He also plays ruthless John wick, so you may want to reevaluate your comment.
I just love Keanu , mellow, cool… intense gaze. This is what makes him great. He’s truth in all aspects ❤
Never insult or screw with the people who make your food or bring it to you.
He’s actually giving her a great life lesson and she should be grateful.
@@jopoveromo1054 don't make mistakes? What a brilliant lesson! I'm sure she'd never figured that out on her own!
@@ablethreefourbravo that’s not what he said, you can review the video as many times as you like, if your motivation is only to prove your own bias, I can’t help you.
@@jopoveromo1054 What exactly is the lesson? She already knew she shouldn't have dropped the water. He told her nothing new, he only rubbed it in.
I mean, somexs working w/ a kitchen staff tho... Is like I don't like petty. But most of all how r u gonna get mad at the messenger for someone's Actual health concerns? Not princess behavior. But actual health concerns.
If this is how he treats people who he feels superior to, there is a chance that he'd also treat his business partners the same way.
A chance? Guaranteed
Even if he didn't treat his business partners this terrible, I'd be just as disgusted and want nothing to do with him.
Exactly right - he helpfully waved a huge red flag and sent up all sorts of warning flares that he was a self-centered, predatory schmuck. Is this someone you could trust to keep his word?
The fact that he dropped the check on the other guy without a moment's hesitation or the slightest change in his voice is pretty much proof of that.
That would be a good thing, if they had half a brain they would learn from him and not play victims.
How people treat waitstaff and bartenders is the way i judge a person's character
Or animals!
should treat all people the same no matter their profession, that's how i was raised.
Who the hell would treat a bartender like crap???
It’s how a person treat a person in general and yes especially with waitstaff and bartenders.
Yes and because I was a waitress, the tip too. This guy in the clip is a real ahole!
In high school i worked at Friendly's Ice Cream shop. Washing dishes and waiting tables. I learned early to treat all customers as if they were my grandmother no matter how rude they were. Saw a customer at another table dress down another customer for being rude to one of the waitresses. He even went so far as to give her an extra tip for having to put up with the rude customer.
I had that happen to me! (Receiving an extra tip for someone being rude.)
Waitressed all through high school and even when I had a full time job, went back to it part time for the pocket cash. I had so many people comment to me if someone was rude to me. They left great tips, not sure if they were increased by what they saw I had to put up with sometimes, but I’d like to think so. 🫶
@@debra-qq1npI've yet to see another customer being rude (to someone in the food industry anyway) but when I do I believe I'll add to their tip
I worked at Friendly's too, in Rome, NY. I Was a cook.
@@ToblerX I worked in the Great Barrington Mass shop. The Berkshires got a lot of tourists from NYC and Boston .
He even tossed the bill to the other guy after the deal didnt go through, even though he probably got the most expensive drink there 😅
Coffee and water? Lol
@@briansounalathnever seen the movie, so figured they had already eaten, and the waitress cleaned the table, but they sitting there to finish the conversation, having refills of drinks.
In such a case most part of the bill goes to restaurant. Depending on restaurant and situation. Saw it and also happened us.
I have turned down business arrangements for the same reason. I won’t deal with jerks. Even when I was working at the Weather Channel and Disney, I still treated everybody even down to the cleaners with equal dignity and respect as people that mattered.
Indeed. Thank the cleaners. They make the physical environment nice, ship-shape.
As it should be. 👏🏽
My ex always acted extra decent when we were dating and first married, but after we had children he showed his true self and he always puts staff down either obviously or under his breath, and even though I am sure they hear, he then turns on the decent attitude and no matter what he said before or how he acted, he is able to make people respond positively to his switch to positive attunement and manipulation. He sonehow gets his heart rate and pulse, energy and chemistry to align with others and he can make people want to do for him and feel sorry for him, and he can act so warm and funny. He can do it at whatever level of magnetism he needs with men or women, judges, border patrol, businessman, and especially likes influencing people over the phone, sounding super professional and accentuating his English accent which Americans really respond to even though he grew up in Portsmouth. He is able to make people attracted to him and like him, but he can just as easily make you hate him and lose it, or feel nothing but terrorized at his coldness, he just doesn't show that to everyone or most people, only isolated and innocent people. He can project fear and anger towards anyone in a room or at a meeting and people will feel fear and anger towards them. He can appear so loving, safe, and likeable. He can switch in a flash either way, but I can smell when he has been in a room in a building or influencing others a half hour earlier or several rooms away. He can turn it on intensely only to turn cold and give you a total feeling of him as the walking dead in seconds, like you're in a vaccuum of death. He is sadistic and psychopathic.
Everyone plays an essential role in life, no matter what they do!!
Agree❤
Dealbreaker. If you're rude to the staff, I have no time for you. They're people, too.
I had a situation like this....a meet and greet for a position after i'd passed interviews, wanted me to informally meet the managing partner and the partner id be working with, and their talent acquisition person....the former and latter were polite and kinds. The partner id be working with was not, and was rude and mocking to the server in a way that i suppose was to show he was someone special/important. I let him know that id worked as a server for a lot of my youth, and if that deserves condemnation then i dont know why they are interested in me because thats part of who i am. I learned a lot in those roles that i still use today, like basis soft skills, manners, and how spot people oure best off engaging with as little as possible.
I told them id rather work with the server than that partner if thats how they treat people, and i mean id rather go back to serving than working for a partner like that.
I regret I have but one up vote for this.
I'd pay money to see their response to that. What did they do?
So what happened next? Did you work with that guy?
Great, man👍🏻
The older i get the more i value my environment of good people.
But it takes really big balls to say no when you're young and not so stable.
But i think Keanu doesn't have to play this, he also lives it in real life. 👌🏼He surely is an outstanding character in this industry and the world in general
I love you! Probably old enough to be your mom and you should be proud of yourself for being a person with such integrity. Kudos. ❤
Judge them by how they treat those that can do nothing for them
By that standard, an awful lot of people at the top are awful people.
I use that when dating someone also
Yep. They say that if you really want to see how someone truly is, see not how they treat those who they consider their equal, but those who are said to be below them.
By that brainiac logic, I better be seeing you at soup kitchens every day then or else you aren't a good person then.
@@sirreepicheeprules7443 yep that sounds accurate to me
A good man on and off the screen.
You’re the man Keanu
He played a serial killer before too 😂
@crotchy7667 He did. But he was forced to do so to meet his contractual obligations. The script sucked, and he hated every second of it. I read about it shortly after the film came out. Can't remember the title, or much else about the film. The Watcher, maybe? Something like that.
@@MaryDunford yeah that sounds like the right title. I don't think badly of him for playing a bad guy in a movie.
I wish he was mine.
Sorry, liked but had to unlike bc at 357 which is a great caliber for handling business.
The man has standards and sticks to them. Bravo!
The red flags are always there. When they show you who they are, believe them!
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🗣Facts!
a lesson hard learned in life and clouded by the potential seen sometimes... Hindsight is always 20/20
@@jayvee1387 People -see- imagine potential where there is none. You cannot change people. They are who they are. When they SHOW you who they are, believe THEM, not your imagination.
@@garyK.45ACPbut people do change, they learn and grow. Nothing wrong with seeing potential, but its up to the person to realize their potential. An insufferable asshole is still an asshole though. Some people never learn.
He is a kind soul in real life so I honestly could see him refusing something due to their awful behavior towards someone. 🙏🏻💖
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
That's just Keanu being himself 🤷♂️
I've worked as a waiter when I was younger and what that guy said is probably the nicest "Bad remark" I've heard a person say to waitresses.
Most of them were women as well.
The worst one I heard was a business women yelling at the waitress
"I knew your mother, your real mother, and even a craack head like her knew you weren't worth raising."
The waitress was 22 and had moved from foster home to foster home when she was a kid.
She didn't smile ever again when she would come to work after that and a month later she "checked out."
I quit a week after finding out and so did a couple other workers.
she took her life?
@@Francis-ij5tw 🤯😭😭😭
Jesus was right when He said, what defiles a person is not what goes in their mouth but what comes out. I can't begin to tell how heartbreaking that is to hear something like this. 💔
What an awful person. I feel so sorry for your co-worker. What is the use of education if it cannot teach us how to be a decent human beings in the first place! One would think that should be the first thing you will be taught in a school, but look at them. Bullying, ragging, hazing, students collectively ostracising a fellow student for shallow reasons…our schools have simply forgotten to teach young humans humanity.
School? That should be the first thing they teach you at home. You send a child to school to educate them not to raise them.😕@@KamalikaMukherjee81
Keanu is just a gentle and kind person. May God Bless his heart and keep him. Pray also for the mean ones in this world.
Frank Langella is such a very talented actor. He's very good at being a jerk
9th Gate
They should make a movie of just being a jerk for the whole movie and call it the jerk aka super jerk
Starring Frank 🎉🎉🎉
The movie Horrible Bosses may I suggest
The way you treat someone who has no real bearing on your life as a whole shows who you truly are.
This is definitely Keanu in real life.
Stupid?
@@jopoveromo1054 A good man. He's well-known in Hollywood for it, actually.
Had a rude person visiting my office once sneeze and cough over me leaving gross particles on my person and no, he didn't cover his mouth nor apologize.
I told my boss what happened and that I was leaving for the day. He said, "This guy is a billionaire. Don't make a scene. " I told him his friend was a rude arrogant pos and he shouldn't be such an azz kisser"!
This man ended up proving to my boss that he was even worse than I thought. My boss apologized to me and made it up to me in the kindest way and said, "Don't let me slip again. I was looking at the wrong thing. "
Waaauw, cool story!
Your boss sounds like a keeper. 😮👏
Your boss sounds he will out of business soon
You're from Jersey or NY? You have real chutzpah to speak truth to your boss, and it's too bad he had to have it proven to him by his own personal incident with the arrogant bastard before he believed you - you deserved a raise after that!
I lived a similar scenario once. I was at the payout desk of McDonald's after making my order, some self entitled stuck up women pushed by me and walked up to the cashier who was serving someone else and threw her burger on the counter and said "I said NO pickles" the cashier apologised then went to replace the burger. The woman turned to me and said "you think they could get a simple order right". I looked her dead in the eye and said "yeah, she probably feeds a couple of hundred people a day, pity she got your one wrong and is trying to fix HER mistake". The woman just huffed at me and walked away. The best part was she was sitting with two other women who had watched her actions, and had heard what I said, and they just looked at her and shook their heads in disgust.
I remember one time a lady was making a scene at Chipotle, and the manager grabbed the food bag, and told her to get out, how she wasn't going to disrespect her employees like that.
Gave an approved head nod.
You know that old saying “judge them by their actions”. This clip demonstrates that perfectly.
That old saying comes straight out of the Bible.
Exactly, he judged her by her actions, and her inability to avoid the mistake, so he decided that she should not work there any more ! He took it to the extreme!
@@georgiosdoumas2446 I think perhaps you completely misunderstood my comment.
I was referring to the arrogant old man who expects perfection 100% of the time.
Only someone who has never made a mistake in their entire life is allowed to judge in that fashion.
@@boldchick101 Considering variants of the saying exist in many cultures, I'm not sure it comes from the bible...rather the bible recorded it from proverbs/wise people in our society.
@@ObeMossop
Considering that the Bible was the first religious book ever written, it is absolutely the opposite of what you are saying.
Everyone else copies from the Bible!
A man who has gone through life without ever once having been punched in the face let alone told NO.
What makes you think that? He seems extremely wise
@@jopoveromo1054 I meant the rich, rude old guy.
@@SpectreGunship who gave that woman a great bit of advice, you should take your job seriously as you take yourself, that’s great advice, he’s being nicer than anyone else in the room, being useful.
@@jopoveromo1054 he was a condescending wanker to someone who made a mistake. If I have to point that out to you, you missed the point of the video.
@@jopoveromo1054 Trolling is a lost art. You folks will just say blatantly wrong shit and hope it works.
Better if he didn’t even look at the offer and says , “No thank you, I have better things to do now.” Keanu is a natural ⭐️
Most actors have waitered, so they hate people who are rude to waitstaff.
What a jerk! GLAD, he didn't accept the offer. His statement is so insulting what to say how he treats his employees
You know this is fiction - right? It’s not real - at all. It never happened. You do know that - right? Right?
Pretty benign
@@NickAbbot.
Probably not. Seem like the overly emotional unbearable female.
It only worked out because he probably would've gotten other offers for his skills.
If he was a normal guy in a recession, you don't have the luxury to let go of any offer.
@@AM-mp7ugtrue, id accept the offer, but ill be sure to make it known that retracting-hairline-bald man is a stain of shit
It says a lot about a person who abuses their waitress or waiter.
Sometimes a waitress makes mistakes, because like all humans on earth we aren’t perfect.
And when someone abuses their server, it’s disgusting.
The fact is when someone mistreats others chances are they will try to mistreat you also . That is extra stress which can come your way in work.
So it's not just good it's actually intelligent to to look for people with good attitude.
There's gotta be at least some cracked eggs though. Otherwise how do you promote honesty? Or you'll be walking a tightrope all the time/around eggshells. And the dude all he had to do was apologise. Two words. I'm sorry. That's it. It's not what you say/do it's what you do after it that matters. Gotta give people a chance can't just wait for one mistake and leave. That's being judgemental (too much). I like to judge by people's long term character than their short term. Cracked an egg so what? At least he can (some can't even manage that). Sometimes to be moral need to be immoral. Make mistakes. Builds trust.
Bit of life experience I want to share with you folks: if your gut tells you that you work for nasty people who don't appreciate you - GTFO ASAP. You don't need that kind of darkness in your life. Do what makes you happy. Do something that you look forward to when you get up in the morning. If you are feeling trapped - you are doing it wrong. Happiness is a vibration that opens up all the doors you want to have opened. Trudging through life unhappily will close all those doors. We vibrate.
That is the paradox of most local government jobs. You work for the public and may really want to provide them great service, but you answer to nasty corrupt politicians.
Working a bad job with shitty people will literally drain your lifeforce!
Good advice ! I had bad bosses . In my early career , I stayed 4 years too long with two of them , but our economy was in job recession for 3 years. Only contract jobs available for my kind of work …I waited until full time positions were opening up … got 3 offers. Thank goodness I had a good spouse who understood, we can’t be spending unnecessarily, let’s just get through these years intact. Every night I prayed for guidance and a thick skin to get through the work week. That lesson taught me to walk away from FAKE and people who would throw their best friend or mother under the bus to do their own self preservation.
When you see arrogance oozing from their pores … say NO thanks ! You can’t be bought with anything less than decency and compassion.
I could have used that advice when I was young. I give my young grandsons the same advice.
Truth! 💯🔥
You’ll know the nature of a man not by how they treat their equals, but by how they treat their lessers.
I don’t agree with that, a waitress is not lesser than a billionaire business man. At the end of the day, when we die we will return to the earth as dirt, the money we make and the possessions we have will be meaningless. So I say that makes us equals.
thinking of wait staff as "lesser" is one of the reasons this shit is so common irl
lessers... like subhumans? fr though, what does that even mean? owned resources is what determines a person's value?
It's a good response even for selfish reasons. Someone who feels the need to be that petty is not going to be any kind of good to work with.
I think Keanu would do the same in real life
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I love love love Keanu Reeves!!!!! He’s the perfect guy! Genuinely nice, a gentleman, charitable, charismatic af and beautiful!
This was an easy scene for him to do bc he would have probably done that in real life, Keanu Reeves is a saint
The way you treat people , specially the ones you don’t know or in position to do some kind of service to you , shows a lot about who you are. Everyone needs to be treated politely even if they fail, that can happen to anyone. I wouldn’t accept that offer too.😊
You can tell a great deal about a man not by how he treats his superiors but how he treats those he deems inferior.
My Grandmother always said, treat the help with the same respect you would treat the Queen!
I refuse to do business with people like this. You know for a fact he treats his staff the same way. Totally unacceptable
Guy tossed the check away after trying to pretend to be a superior being. Totally classless.
"By their deeds you will know them."
Sadly, most so-called 'Christians' seem to ignore that biblical quote when it comes to Donald Trump, a man whose actions make him more the 'antichrist' than 'Christ like' in what he says and does. If there's ever a reason and justification for being an atheist, it's because of the actions of today's Christian Nationalists, who can no doubt 'quote' the bible from cover to cover, but lack the ability to live by the words and teachings of Jesus Christ.
If I was the buyer I’d think twice about pissing off John Wick.
The really sad part is that there are actually people in the world who are like this. Looking down on everyone and everything.
Let a arrogant man talk and he will always show you his true colors
His comment just proved he sucked at what he dies as part of his job was as simple as getting the one guy and he couldnt do it.
Learn to fire a customer like this, or a company you work for, or family or friends, or someone you are dating: life is not " putting up with toxic people".
Good. Anyone who treats the service industry like they are beneath them is barely a human themselves.
Keanu in real life probably. Man has a lot of character and respect for everyone he meets and works with. Atleast that's all I've ever heard about him his whole career.
This is Keannu as he is in real life. He's not acting here. Beautiful human being.
A sign of a great actor is when they make you hate them lol
I can't remember his name, but I do remember seeing him in the movie 'The Ninth Gate' with Johnny Depp.
Dude says that his rep proceeded him, within his rep would’ve also been word about his moral character… Dude didn’t pay attention to that part…
Something tells me that the guy who turned down the offer is breathtaking..
Mr Reeve's is one cool dude and we the people love him. H.
Yep been there done that, have turned down $$ many times and opportunities because the people making the offers were just bad people so $ comes and goes but you gotta live with yourself everyday!!
Keanu is a legend, great onscreen and offscreen
It's called INTEGRITY.
Yes. People find it peculiar.
Bingooooo ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Funny thing is that guy would lose likely have a meltdown and cry after one hour of waiting tables. lol, always cracks me up when people judge things they’ve never done.
I've had a waitress completely soak me with soda once. Was I angry? Yeah! But I didn't take it out on the waitress. Hell, I helped clean up.
It works the other way around as well. When my son was 7, he managed to not only spill his drink, but broke the glass. Waitress was cool about it, I was more annoyed with him than she was.
I've had water spilled on me, I mean..... It's just water, so I didn't care.
Is it ok not to tip for that poor service?
@@youtubeviewer8950 I still tipped, it was a mistake
@youtubeviewer8950 You're not required to tip.
Look at tipping as payment for services rendered based on your expectations. Bad service? Don't tip.
Good service? I personally, tip well when the service is good.
I'm different though, I'd rather be left alone, and I don't have a drink with my meals so I don't need/want any refills or anything, mostly just leave me be and you're getting 30%+ lol
I tipped a lady $100 once on a small lunch bill with my wife because the lady was super nice and we were young with a newborn so she probably assumed we didn't have much money, but still treated us well.
$100 isn't much but it felt nice rewarding somebody for being a good person.
We are what we do in this world. You’re a decent human being. You don’t be mean to people who are less fortunate than you. If you screw up something so simple, it doesn’t say much about you, does it?
Frank Langella...woooooow..he made a fantastic Dracula in
Dracula 79.
I didn't know he was still working.
Now I have to watch Dracula 79 again.
He was also great in the Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
Skeletor
How people treat the less fortunate is a direct link to how they behave to you at there worst kind people are usually always kind.
I love this movie so much! I feel like this kind of entails Keanu's real character. ❤
This is actually an old business hiring practice in reverse. My grandfather used to take potential high-value hires/clients out to lunch just to see how they treated the wait staff. If they treated them poorly, not only would they be passed on, they would be blacklisted in the industry as much as possible.
No one is perfect. I’m glad Keanu declined that offer because it’s a right thing to do for someone.
No it isn’t, do you want people to tell you you’re not perfect and smile in your face after you make a mistake, or do you want to learn? He taught her a great life lesson, it’s not fun to learn that way, but it’s better than fake compassion and a pat on the back.
@jopoveromo1054 She clearly knew she made a mistake, no need to rub it in her face afterwards.
@@Truestoryguy that’s life, she should be listening and reacting well and improving through that, not playing a victim.
@@Truestoryguy Agreed brother from another mother. Tell him that and thanks for backing me up.
Very very touching presentation of treating the common person. We love mr.keene Reeves.🎉 from India
damn.....and thats why Keanu will always be the Goat....hes kind IN and OUT of movies.....its like hes not filling in a role, hes jus roleplaying for 2 hours
What I love about this scene is Keanu listens more than speaks and you see the growth of his character and seeing who he used to be. First the man insults his friend and then especially the waitress. The quality of person's character is how they treat others who serve others or as my father's put it "treat others how you would want to be treated" (Golden Rule). After this scene Keanu even says I am not like that man and if so shoot me ;)
And whats interesting about this scene is Mr. Reeves didnt have to play the role. Hes genuinely like this in real life.
He just needs to learn that you can't treat people like that, I don't care who you are or how much money you have!!!
I was scheduled with the best surgeon around. I said no because he had horrible bedside manner and dismissed every question had. The doctor I found said you don't go to doctor #1 for his bedside manner, you go because he's the best. I asked if he could do the surgery, he said yes and if he ran into problems the hospital, he was in had 5 more doctors he could call as back up. I told him to schedule the surgery. Best decision ever.
It's not often you see a man with the same values and concerns for humanity on the screen as well as off the screen. He's as real as they come. I like, and respect him a lot!!
He's a good soul..
When he treats other people around him like this, it surely won't be pleasant to work with himm
Keanu is really like this too hes like the 1 actor id love to meet and talk too hes such a good dude
Great manners/politeness = CLASS.
Keanu is really like that in life 🎉. Respect 👍
What stupid?
My boss is like this. I yearn for the day when I’m in a position to tell him what I think about him.
I am truly sorry that you are in the position “FOR THE MOMENT” to have to deal with your boss… stay strong you will soon be able to walk out with your head high.
It’s never an easy thing to do… But when you can get yourself set up for a few weeks ca$h wise… Don’t hesitate ! Staying somewhere in a toxic situation working for someone you despise does more damage to you and your personal happiness even away from work at home than you think. Take that chance or Force it to happen by just doing Anything else for Someone else… even just until you find what you want , it doesn’t have to be permanent, but you’re definitely right get the “F” outa there, it’s like a cancer, It eats you alive inside. I’ve never been fired even once in over 35 years ( even after some crazy arguments with a few bosses /owners! 😄)
I have quit 3 or 4 jobs though and just walked away. Once worked for someone I did not like at all for about 3 years thinking it would eventually get better , Huge mistake ! Getting away from him and his overbearing negativity was the best thing job wise that I could have ever done. He was constantly just push, push, unnecessary stress and more stress that never ended and generally treated almost all people like dog shit on the bottom of his boot. 3 hours later I had a job doing the same thing on a different machine in a different factory with decent people again, had a great new boss who really was a good dude that treated everyone under him quite well wherever he could, an entirely different atmosphere 👍🏻 It felt absolutely great to leave that dickhead and all of those problems and stress in my dust ! 😄 Good riddance clown 🤡 ! I did really like lots of the other bosses and shop guys there though, great bunch of people other than him. But I never worked for anyone like that ever again.
Always Remember this when looking for work… You are interviewing them as well… Hard pass immediately if you have a bad vibe ! There’s definitely a reason for that! It just gets worse from there when they’ve got you “ on the hook 🪝 “ so just do yourself a big favour and start somewhere with people that seem happy and give you a good feeling about what they do! Any job has its things, projects that are difficult or days that suck etc. but it’s at least a good indicator of what the place is like most of the time 😄
I sincerely hope, with all my heart, that you're able to do what you hope very soon. HOWEVER, there is something to be remembered about, and said for, not burning bridges! You may need this person for something...unforeseen, later in life. Even if it seems like a long shot, maybe, by choosing grace in your dreamed of "final encounter", the benefits awaiting you just might more than make up for all the shit you've had to endure. This is just something to think about, that's all. I wish you only happiness, and success. ❤
You are already in a position to tell him, if it matters enough to you, because you can tell him even as you are resigning. But clearly, keeping this job is more important to you than calling out your boss. So stuff it; you are never going to tell him because even after you get your big promotion, you will still be the person who values job security over speaking up for what’s right, and you’ll be afraid that word might reach your new bosses about what you said to this guy. Sit down.
Sweet November! 💔💔🥲
Beautiful movie but a tearjerker for sure! I love the chemistry between Keanu and Charlize Theron ❤️❤️❤️
Having morals ain’t easy. Whatever your dream career is, everybody thinks they’ll do the right thing when they’re staring at a check that could move them out of their shtty studio apartment in a dangerous neighborhood, or pay off a car that’s about to be repossessed, or stop a bank from taking their parents’ house.
Everybody _thinks_ they can’t be bought, but when times get tough that’s when you find out what you’re made of.
How we treat others tells everybody in the room a lot about you. And the way you treated that waitress tells me I want nothing to do with you and doesn't say a whole lot about you does it?
If a guy displays his terrible attitude and personality before hiring you. Consider yourself lucky to avoid that job. You can see the future in this case. If I hate you now, I'm really going to despise you as a boss.
That's who Kneau is! Love the guy! Wish there were more famous people like him. They are all so entitled and think they are big shots. They're not! He is a breath of fresh air in that dirty place called Hollywood. Pray for him everyday 🙏 ❤️
He’s such a sweetie pie !❤❤❤
That's how he is in real life too. Good man
I do not work for people I do not like!
Most likely the only authentic person in Hollywood he’s just basically a really nice person to anyone
One of the few things about the relationship I had with my now ex girl is that she said:
"Would you like to know why I like you? I saw how you treated the waiters, cashiers and even the beggars in the streets, and you were always kind and polite."
Made me think to myself "well, at least that much I'm doing right!"
Always be good to others!
Integrity always trumps an asshile!! 😅😅
Well done. 🤘🏾
I came across a minor car accident on a city street. I don’t know who was at fault. The young girl of one car was crying as the older guy of the other car was yelling at her. I intervened and helped calm the situation down. The guy stopped yelling.
I wonder how many people genuinely pity the waitress, that in an incident like this you feel sorrow for how she feels. How many people are still with empathy?
I think this is just a dinner Keanu Reeves had
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Keanu is the type of person that care about people. Very humble n down to earth individual. I love his answer to this Producer or whatever he is. Money is not everything you know. Respect, love n kindness this is what it is.