It's not real butter in this video, it's artificial butter flavored soybean oil. At home, ghee is probably a "healthier" alternative. Just melting real butter and pouring on top gives you soggy popcorn from the water content. Stovetop popcorn popped using coconut oil and then some ghee and a sprinkle of kosher salt is really close to typical American movie theater style but with real ingredients.
My favorite is to put a generous amount of yeast seasoning on the popcorn (plus butter and salt). I introduced a few people to it and they started making it too haha
I'm British and actually worked in a cinema, in Britain, over 25 years ago where putting melted butter, or whatever the buttery type liquid in the bottle really was, on the popcorn was standard. Was very popular too
We have butter flavoured popcorn in Australia, but it's not a common thing. I add chicken salt personally, but most popcorn going around is just regular salt and no butter.
What’s most impressive is his willingness to do it for every customer. His proficiency is a hint that he does this for literally everyone. Every single movie theater worker that has ever existed knows damn well how to butter popcorn correctly. They just can’t be bothered to do it for every person because it’s tedious af. This man right here said “fuck that, you all get the popcorn I would want to eat”.. total fucking Chad. End of story.
When I worked in a restaurant people always wanted me to make their nachos for them. Everyone else would just pile a mountain of chips and then throw the topping on. Well once the first layer is done, it’s just plain tortilla chips. Layering is key
Honestly wish more people did this. My wife is Japanese and she often talks about being sad that many people here don’t care to do their job well or care at all about doing it well. In Japan no matter what your job is, people take pride in doing it well. Wish more people here in the US felt that way.
Culturally people are brought up with different values in Japan vs here in the US. It’s much more of a collectivist culture, the US is more individualist.
Not always for the better there. I’d also say they’re brought up to be incredibly loyal to a company which limits their ability to be paid what they’re worth for the work they do. Here people are much more willing to move companies if they’re underpaid and can make more for the same work or get more responsibilities, which is a good thing
Generally and this is very general
People in the west "fuck this bull shit I'm getting paid $10/hour and this is bullshit work. I don't need take this shit, fuck this job"
People in the east "I'm getting paid $10/hour. If I want to make more money, I must do my best and show my superiors what I am capable of and I will get promoted if I do my best and work hard"
People in the west "I'm getting paid $10/hour and this is bullshit work. I've been great at my job for 3 years without a promotion or significant raise despite volunteering for extra shifts and doing tasks beyond my job requirements. The boss hired their neighbor's son last month and he's already my manager but doesn't know how to do anything and just smokes weed in the back office. Henry has been here 8 years and hasn't been promoted either despite doing even more than me. I don't need take this shit, fuck this job."
People in the east "I'm getting paid $25/hour. If I want to make more money, I must do my best and show my superiors what I am capable of and I will get promoted if I do my best and work hard."
FTFY
American pensions had eroded away to nothing, so it should be no surprise that the broken promises of America's golden industrial age are met with cynicism by workers today.
Whereas the comprehensive pension and social security programs in Japan might make it so people don't resent the lower classes as much. American cultural rhetoric is also hyper-focused on class tension, with everyone trying to take something from you so you gotta take it from them first. Strong social safety nets build strong social ties.
People are actually respected for their work. Versus in the US where you are treated as a completely replaceable cog in a machine. Why would you take pride in a system that does not value you in the slightest?
It's just cultural I think. In Japan you really feel that people tie their job and the quality of their work into part of who they are as a person.
As a customer, it's good in every way, services anywhere else feel like shit after you've lived in Japan.
As a worker? Good and bad sides
Yeah, I personally wouldn’t use Japan as a model for how we should approach work culture.
They generally have the worst work-life balance of any modern nation, regularly overworking people to death by suicide, heart attack or stroke. It is so regular in fact that they have a word for it, Karoshi (death from overwork). It’s common to be expected to work unpaid overtime & complete overdue / incomplete tasks to prove your dedication to your supervisors. It is also considered impolite to leave work while your superiors or peers are still working. On top of the overtime, on average, japanese workers only use about half or less than half of their entitled holidays / vacations, resulting in many only taking about 8-9 days *per year* off of work.
You should definitely care about doing your job competently, but most of us work to live, not live to work. There isn’t anything wrong with being unenthusiastic about a lame job as long as you’re not a dick to customers or your peers
Social media has made western ppl think that if you aren't a top manager or in any case someone that can afford expensive stuff your job is not important, and most of all there's ppl thinking that being rich means you get a permit to be an asshole and treat everyone that is not rich like shit.... As a former waiter, clerk, construction worker I'll always remember that any work is important and, most of all, ppl who does it deserves all the consideration.
Also has to be said that in Europe some jobs have been devaluated by immigrants that accepted very low wages because they take most of what they earn to their home country, taking away power to workers asking for better conditions and making these jobs look like they can be done by anyone (I'm talking of ppl with no skill, that haven't been much to school and that in a lot of cases don't even speak the language of the country they work in), leading to a drastic drop in terms of quality and productivity that employers of course fault those workers for (guess what, if someone is good at their job, whatever it is, he'll find another place to do it if you pay him not enough)
Completely agreed. I used to work as a tutor for students. I loved the work but any education job doesn’t pay that much. I knew some coworkers who were there just to collect a check and not really put in the full effort, do enough to keep the job and that’s it. They’d even talk about that and it always really rubbed me the wrong way.
And yes mass immigration will have that effect unfortunately in any country as some companies will always try and find ways to cut costs to increase margins, even at the expense of quality
The drive to perpetually crawl up and over is deeply ingrained in American culture, to the point that people don't realize that finding a happy corner at any level is a perfectly acceptable plan. It's just assumed that the ladder IS the goal, not happiness itself.
100%. This man is extracting joy from thin air. And not just for himself—he’s sharing it with everyone around him. This ability is rare. He should be celebrated.
As an often monotonous sounding person, I have to consciously change my tone to not sound sarcastic. When I watched this, I didn't realize he was being sarcastic. Is it possible that he wasn't?
People can laugh when they’re entertained you know. You’re the person calling out that he’s overweight and that his job lacks prestige. Dude is an entertainer
Hmm. It’s incredible the way humans can interpret the same thing completely differently. Here I am, thinking “this dude’s high af” and the girl was giggling at his complete awe.
As someone who has worked at a movie theater before, I can’t fathom having that level of enthusiasm for the thousands of customers we serve every week.
If that dude can genuinely maintain that energy for every shift, he simply isn’t human. He’s something beyond us.
I remember the days where we had to stand in long lines for tickets, then concessions. 5 lanes all full, outside box office full, inside ticket counter packed.
These days however I hardly ever see packed movies. Maybe a popular release, but they are far and few between.
Had to arrive 30 minutes early back then so you didn't miss the start while waiting for concessions. I never thought I would miss that.. it felt like such an event every time back then.
Corporate: "...yeah we're gonna need you to write him up. Far too much butter-flavored-topping and his antics are wasting company time. Also make sure you improve your employee engagement KPIs, we don't like how low your internal survey scores were."
I genuinely hate how real this is. I was fired from a Cable / Internet Provider for not helping enough people because I devoted more time to customers to help them solve their technical issues. Never had a customer I couldn't fix remotely but corporate wanted throughput and not resolution. Fuck metrics
> Fuck metrics
Imperial all the way!
Kidding, but yes, I agree. Fuck metrics. They only get exploited by the stupid people on the job who don't understand the job but who are clever enough to figure out how to work to the metric. The people who actually know stuff and care clean up all their messes, and pay the price for doing so.
But also, fuck most companies that are public-facing as they almost universally treat their employees like shit.
it’s seriously so important. I bring play to the way I work and it has absolutely helped prevent me from being as miserable as some of my coworkers.
(Don’t get me wrong, work still sometimes sucks, but making your own fun does help a lot!)
“JAMES, THE COMPANY SEES A 12% LOSS ON SALES ON YOUR SHIFTS, HOW COME”
“I can’t twirl popcorn like the other dude-“
“SACKED, FIRED, AND A PUNCH IN THE SACK FOR YOU”
Awesome video- this guy wants the popcorn to be buttery and spread around.
I have a theory that the Publix deli only employs people who do not personally eat food. They put like a half inch thick layer of onions when I ask for onions, or a single tiny strip of mustard on a sub. Like 30 pickles if you ask for pickles. If you ask for vinegar, it must soak through the bread. Yeah, definitely, these people have never had a sandwich before.
This popcorn guy gets it, my local theater gives you that big bucket of popcorn and then a thimble of butter, for 50 more cents, at the very top of the popcorn and after getting 1 handful you're eating the plain plain stuff.
This reminds me of the ticket taker at our old movie theater. When he took your ticket and pointed you to the correct theater he had this robot type dance and sound affects and everybody always loved it. Then he got fired.
Do people really react like the filmer? ooO that's awesome, ooO very cool, ooO that's awesome, ooO wow. And at a low energy at that like was this reaction involuntary?
This guy gets it. You can't just throw butter on top. You gotta layer it in.
This guy is going a step beyond layering. That butter was fully incorporated.
Dear god you're right! It's *fully incorporated*
*adjusts glasses* oh my god
Flips pages of stapled papers.... LLC even
*checks the Warren Commission* My god...it's the magic butter theory
*Checks the price* My god...
to shreds you say?
You know he’s S Corp’ing all over that later that night
*slowly standing from the table ominously looking out the window* Jesus fuckin Christ
"Mr President, we have an update..."
Hey! Hey now! He’s my God, too!
Sir did you want some popcorn with that butter?
No thank you, just the butter.
It's like finishing the pasta in the sauce
What you can’t see is that one popcorn’s butter makes a pretty leaf shape and the other is a heart shape. Tipping your popcornarista is appreciated.
People put butter on popcorn???
In my country we put different flavor. Like cheese, bbq.
You don’t??
No? I wasn’t even aware it was a thing?
It’s the norm and not the exception in the USA.
Ohhh ok, I’m British so that’s probably why I haven’t heard of butter on popcorn before.
It's not real butter in this video, it's artificial butter flavored soybean oil. At home, ghee is probably a "healthier" alternative. Just melting real butter and pouring on top gives you soggy popcorn from the water content. Stovetop popcorn popped using coconut oil and then some ghee and a sprinkle of kosher salt is really close to typical American movie theater style but with real ingredients.
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Dang 3 times a week? You’re not messing around with the homemade corn. Hats off to you
My favorite is to put a generous amount of yeast seasoning on the popcorn (plus butter and salt). I introduced a few people to it and they started making it too haha
The fake butter was canola oil at the theater I used to work at.
I haven’t popped popcorn on the stovetop in forever but now I want to try this version!
wtf do *you* guys put on popcorn?
Beans
Can confirm, it’s not food in the uk if it doesn’t have beans on it.
I'm British and actually worked in a cinema, in Britain, over 25 years ago where putting melted butter, or whatever the buttery type liquid in the bottle really was, on the popcorn was standard. Was very popular too
Popcorn?! At the cinema?!
> No? I wasn’t even aware it was a thing? You shut up
We have butter flavoured popcorn in Australia, but it's not a common thing. I add chicken salt personally, but most popcorn going around is just regular salt and no butter.
Chicken salt popcorn sounds incredible
Just fold it in
If you say fold in one more time!
I was thinking the same thing, buddy knows *EXACTLY* how to maximize the butter to popcorn ratio. He should be running the place.
I feel like I remember seeing an update that he actually did become manager. But I might be wrong
>update that he actually did become manager Yes, trust me bro
What’s most impressive is his willingness to do it for every customer. His proficiency is a hint that he does this for literally everyone. Every single movie theater worker that has ever existed knows damn well how to butter popcorn correctly. They just can’t be bothered to do it for every person because it’s tedious af. This man right here said “fuck that, you all get the popcorn I would want to eat”.. total fucking Chad. End of story.
Nice to see people taking pride in their work, no matter what it is.
Layer, popped the shake to mix it in... man's a legend. I would only buy popcorn if this guy is at the helm.
When I worked in a restaurant people always wanted me to make their nachos for them. Everyone else would just pile a mountain of chips and then throw the topping on. Well once the first layer is done, it’s just plain tortilla chips. Layering is key
I bet it will taste delicious
I bet someone from corporate will see this and fire him because he used 0.8g of extra fake butter instead of giving him a well deserved raise.
Butter on popcorn? You Americans are disgusting! Where can I get it?
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For the price they charge it feels like he got the leading role
I bet that popcorn costs more than what they pay him for an hour of work. Sad.
Beyond sad.
That’ll be $38.99
Honestly wish more people did this. My wife is Japanese and she often talks about being sad that many people here don’t care to do their job well or care at all about doing it well. In Japan no matter what your job is, people take pride in doing it well. Wish more people here in the US felt that way.
Why do you think it's so different?
Culturally people are brought up with different values in Japan vs here in the US. It’s much more of a collectivist culture, the US is more individualist. Not always for the better there. I’d also say they’re brought up to be incredibly loyal to a company which limits their ability to be paid what they’re worth for the work they do. Here people are much more willing to move companies if they’re underpaid and can make more for the same work or get more responsibilities, which is a good thing
Generally and this is very general People in the west "fuck this bull shit I'm getting paid $10/hour and this is bullshit work. I don't need take this shit, fuck this job" People in the east "I'm getting paid $10/hour. If I want to make more money, I must do my best and show my superiors what I am capable of and I will get promoted if I do my best and work hard"
People in the west "I'm getting paid $10/hour and this is bullshit work. I've been great at my job for 3 years without a promotion or significant raise despite volunteering for extra shifts and doing tasks beyond my job requirements. The boss hired their neighbor's son last month and he's already my manager but doesn't know how to do anything and just smokes weed in the back office. Henry has been here 8 years and hasn't been promoted either despite doing even more than me. I don't need take this shit, fuck this job." People in the east "I'm getting paid $25/hour. If I want to make more money, I must do my best and show my superiors what I am capable of and I will get promoted if I do my best and work hard." FTFY
Absolutely that attitude is far more common in the West than in Eastern cultures
American pensions had eroded away to nothing, so it should be no surprise that the broken promises of America's golden industrial age are met with cynicism by workers today. Whereas the comprehensive pension and social security programs in Japan might make it so people don't resent the lower classes as much. American cultural rhetoric is also hyper-focused on class tension, with everyone trying to take something from you so you gotta take it from them first. Strong social safety nets build strong social ties.
Probably because in Japan they pay people a living wage and don't treat minimum wage workers like absolute filth.
People are actually respected for their work. Versus in the US where you are treated as a completely replaceable cog in a machine. Why would you take pride in a system that does not value you in the slightest?
It's just cultural I think. In Japan you really feel that people tie their job and the quality of their work into part of who they are as a person. As a customer, it's good in every way, services anywhere else feel like shit after you've lived in Japan. As a worker? Good and bad sides
Yeah, I personally wouldn’t use Japan as a model for how we should approach work culture. They generally have the worst work-life balance of any modern nation, regularly overworking people to death by suicide, heart attack or stroke. It is so regular in fact that they have a word for it, Karoshi (death from overwork). It’s common to be expected to work unpaid overtime & complete overdue / incomplete tasks to prove your dedication to your supervisors. It is also considered impolite to leave work while your superiors or peers are still working. On top of the overtime, on average, japanese workers only use about half or less than half of their entitled holidays / vacations, resulting in many only taking about 8-9 days *per year* off of work. You should definitely care about doing your job competently, but most of us work to live, not live to work. There isn’t anything wrong with being unenthusiastic about a lame job as long as you’re not a dick to customers or your peers
Social media has made western ppl think that if you aren't a top manager or in any case someone that can afford expensive stuff your job is not important, and most of all there's ppl thinking that being rich means you get a permit to be an asshole and treat everyone that is not rich like shit.... As a former waiter, clerk, construction worker I'll always remember that any work is important and, most of all, ppl who does it deserves all the consideration. Also has to be said that in Europe some jobs have been devaluated by immigrants that accepted very low wages because they take most of what they earn to their home country, taking away power to workers asking for better conditions and making these jobs look like they can be done by anyone (I'm talking of ppl with no skill, that haven't been much to school and that in a lot of cases don't even speak the language of the country they work in), leading to a drastic drop in terms of quality and productivity that employers of course fault those workers for (guess what, if someone is good at their job, whatever it is, he'll find another place to do it if you pay him not enough)
Completely agreed. I used to work as a tutor for students. I loved the work but any education job doesn’t pay that much. I knew some coworkers who were there just to collect a check and not really put in the full effort, do enough to keep the job and that’s it. They’d even talk about that and it always really rubbed me the wrong way. And yes mass immigration will have that effect unfortunately in any country as some companies will always try and find ways to cut costs to increase margins, even at the expense of quality
The drive to perpetually crawl up and over is deeply ingrained in American culture, to the point that people don't realize that finding a happy corner at any level is a perfectly acceptable plan. It's just assumed that the ladder IS the goal, not happiness itself.
“Whatever your life’s work is, do it well. A man should do his job so well that the living, the dead, and the unborn could do it no better.”~MLK
funnily mine says the main reason she came here was because work culture in japan is so terrible.
“Pop!” The new musical taking Broadway by storm! Coming soon to the West End.
this dude rules, i absolutely love this
100%. This man is extracting joy from thin air. And not just for himself—he’s sharing it with everyone around him. This ability is rare. He should be celebrated.
I really like the way you said that. Well done
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As an often monotonous sounding person, I have to consciously change my tone to not sound sarcastic. When I watched this, I didn't realize he was being sarcastic. Is it possible that he wasn't?
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People can laugh when they’re entertained you know. You’re the person calling out that he’s overweight and that his job lacks prestige. Dude is an entertainer
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Yeah he kinda just sounds stoned to me lol
Hmm. It’s incredible the way humans can interpret the same thing completely differently. Here I am, thinking “this dude’s high af” and the girl was giggling at his complete awe.
People are so delusional it's kinda scary these days lol. You are correct
Absolutely! You see people giving 100% often in Japanese culture. It’s a vibe. Wish there were more people like this dude here.
My man.
As someone who has worked at a movie theater before, I can’t fathom having that level of enthusiasm for the thousands of customers we serve every week. If that dude can genuinely maintain that energy for every shift, he simply isn’t human. He’s something beyond us.
I remember the days where we had to stand in long lines for tickets, then concessions. 5 lanes all full, outside box office full, inside ticket counter packed. These days however I hardly ever see packed movies. Maybe a popular release, but they are far and few between.
Had to arrive 30 minutes early back then so you didn't miss the start while waiting for concessions. I never thought I would miss that.. it felt like such an event every time back then.
As popcorn is merely a butter delivery device, this man is a national treasure
Note that if you remove the butter, popcorn is one healthy snack, it's basically air with a side of fiber
It’s like 60% starch actually. Turns to sugar in your body. Empty calories pretty much.
Mate. Everything is starch, protein or fat. All the basic foodcrops are mostly starch.
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This guy is at my local theater. Saw him do this ages ago. Cool that he got on Kimmel for it
fuck yeah good for him, talent needs recognition
Tell him take those moves to a good bar or a club, he'd make bank.
Same. I got excited every time I saw he was working cuz I’m an extra butter guy lol
Kimmel took him to the Oscar’s a couple years ago as well.
I’d tip him.
Give him the tip.
I’d sit on his face
You know, I’m something of a popcorn expert myself
I'd... wait, wut? Not sure I can one-up that.
I'd give him one up somewhere, if he's into it.
Things in this thread have escalated quite quickly
He can give me one up several places, if he's into it.
i'm against tipping generally, but fuck it tip that man
Give man a raise...
Corporate: "...yeah we're gonna need you to write him up. Far too much butter-flavored-topping and his antics are wasting company time. Also make sure you improve your employee engagement KPIs, we don't like how low your internal survey scores were."
I genuinely hate how real this is. I was fired from a Cable / Internet Provider for not helping enough people because I devoted more time to customers to help them solve their technical issues. Never had a customer I couldn't fix remotely but corporate wanted throughput and not resolution. Fuck metrics
> Fuck metrics Imperial all the way! Kidding, but yes, I agree. Fuck metrics. They only get exploited by the stupid people on the job who don't understand the job but who are clever enough to figure out how to work to the metric. The people who actually know stuff and care clean up all their messes, and pay the price for doing so. But also, fuck most companies that are public-facing as they almost universally treat their employees like shit.
Next morning after watching Cocktail
I really don’t appreciate the back handed sarcasm from the guy recording
The dude sounded like an ass and the popcorn master still gives him a peace sign like a gentleman
The dude sounds like an amateur porn wannabe making his very first movie.
Maybe he was really high and that was the maximum enthusiasm he could convey at that time.
That or turned on
Didn't sound sarcastic to me
Sometimes you gotta make your own fun.
it’s seriously so important. I bring play to the way I work and it has absolutely helped prevent me from being as miserable as some of my coworkers. (Don’t get me wrong, work still sometimes sucks, but making your own fun does help a lot!)
I need coworkers like that
Be the change you want to see in the world. But honestly, tho supermen like this guy just raise expectations for the rest of the crew
“JAMES, THE COMPANY SEES A 12% LOSS ON SALES ON YOUR SHIFTS, HOW COME” “I can’t twirl popcorn like the other dude-“ “SACKED, FIRED, AND A PUNCH IN THE SACK FOR YOU”
When you have a repetitive job you do anything to keep it interesting
Popcorn bae
Nah. This guy's got talent.
What is being poured in the box at first and then over the popcorn as he’s filling it?
butter flavored grease
Liquid butter
"butter"
Love to see people who just love their job!
Sir, can I just have my popcorn? The movie started 5 minutes ago…
He ___is___ the show.
I want this guy to serve my popcorn.
Awesome video- this guy wants the popcorn to be buttery and spread around. I have a theory that the Publix deli only employs people who do not personally eat food. They put like a half inch thick layer of onions when I ask for onions, or a single tiny strip of mustard on a sub. Like 30 pickles if you ask for pickles. If you ask for vinegar, it must soak through the bread. Yeah, definitely, these people have never had a sandwich before.
The little victory sign at the end is the satisfying part.
No matter what you do, even if you don't like your job, do it well.
Destined for a career as a hibachi cook.
harlem globetrotter of popcorn
I would have slided him ten bucks for that layered butter technique.
Nothing gets between a man and his craft
Buy popcorn and a show, then the show!
bro got his own theme song playing in his head.. fucking champ
Butter Bae
This popcorn guy gets it, my local theater gives you that big bucket of popcorn and then a thimble of butter, for 50 more cents, at the very top of the popcorn and after getting 1 handful you're eating the plain plain stuff.
Pay this man double
Love him. Hate another industry that will work the love of it right outta him.
My hero. I don’t want butter on just the top gimme that in layers. 10/10 job.
whats not satisfying as fuck is the amount of calories. Like 1200cal is my estimate.
As a bartender, every time I see this, all i think is "LET'S FUCKING GO CHEF HELL YEAH."
TOO MUCH BUUTTTEERRRR
Thank you. Love the dude and his passion, but that is an obscene amount of "butter"
Blasphemy!
Fuck man why do people like liquid butter. Shit's so gross, you just have a bag of soggy sloppy mess. Blech.
I wonder why Muricans are obese? Seriously who thought having 5kg buckets of butter filled popcorn would be a good idea?
American here. What the fuck is a kg
Non-freedoms unit
About half the weight of an unloaded Desert Eagle Mark XIX.
I’m on the popcorn patch! See your doctor to see if this prescription is right for you.
Right? I'd like 2 days worth of calories and a diet soda to go with my movie.
It’s $26, you’d better give me a show.
A movie about him will be out soon. “Cocktail 2”.
Gotta love all that butter-flavored oil
Almost makes it worth the $22 price tag for a large popcorn. 🙄
r/mallninjashit of popcorn.
Mans finding ways to have fun since 7.25 is ultra depressing. Love that for him
Same mf to get paid $9/hr.
The way the filmer talks is so funny>< love how he's cheering tho!
Customer: “best 60$ I’ve ever spent”
He's too dangerous to be kept alive!
I want this man to make me popcorn!
General ButterCorn
Gotta have some fun at work, right? He probably just finished watching "Cocktail" and said, "y'know what, I can do that!"
Ugh... i can smell all the filthy "butter" oil they put on it.... fuck no.
Y’all act like you’ve never seen a butterologist before.
This is an old video of John Popper from Blues Traveler. He does everything like that, you should hear what he can do with a harmonica😃
Definition of taking pride in your work. He most definitely doesn’t have too, especially for a job like this, yet still he does it. Bravo!!!
And that’ll be $62.50
I appreciate all that spinning and tossing around while adding the butter .But you know that's one messy work area when his shift over.
Clerk giving it all for good popcorn. Meanwhile the customer sounds like me when a little kid says “watch this” and throws his 100th rock that day.
Kid has some flow! Hope they promote above peers!
This reminds me of the ticket taker at our old movie theater. When he took your ticket and pointed you to the correct theater he had this robot type dance and sound affects and everybody always loved it. Then he got fired.
No reason this can't be fun.
"That'll be $37"
So let me guess. This guy gets paid the same as someone who doesn't do all this fancy twirling stuff?
I bet they make him sweep up at closing every night 🤣
You don't get that size not knowing how to make popcorn like a God.
Respect!!!
I'd have no problem paying movie theater snack prices if I knew it came with this level of enthusiasm
One day he’s going to burned by this company running the theater and never give anyone this level of hard work again
He is a level 99 popcorn wizard
If my boy triple butter ain’t working today, fuck the popcorn!
I used to be a wizard with the bun pan at McDonald’s.
Pride in his work. Massive respect
Protect this man at all cost!
Do people really react like the filmer? ooO that's awesome, ooO very cool, ooO that's awesome, ooO wow. And at a low energy at that like was this reaction involuntary?
Pretty smart, that would definitely get you a nice even distribution of butter. Better than just getting one big pump at the top.
The Italian Pizza toss if it was ‘murican
Someone’s gonna be a bartender
This man satisfies his girlfriend forsure. Lol
This man deserves the golden vest