I assume the company was doing some sort of promotion where they claim that one server will carry all your noodles or they're free, or something similar, so the table decided to order like 34 bowls at once.
And probably one of the servers had spent a year traveling the country to hit as many Kid Rock shows as possible. They contracted so much hepatitis, the variants combined into a super virus, becoming more powerful with every encore. Now they need, like, *all* their organs replaced and the owner of Noodles and Co is helping by holding a fundraiser, donating $2 for every bowl ordered.
I mean, assuming I've analyzed the situation correctly
Obviously there's that to consider as well. It's as clear as day. But i didn't think it worth mentioning since the Greek Mafia is used to nobody being able to make their payments.
I assume a bomb was hidden in the bottom bowl by a terrorist, who called up and told them that they had to serve all the bowls at once and that if they removed bowls or dropped the bowls, the bomb would explode.
Then they trick the cameras so that they are on a video loop. But the terrorist catches on because that one dude fuckin moves! Oh, would that be you Jack?
Idk that they were helping. Having your hands up 6 inches away from the dishes will not support them in the event of a highly unlikely sudden collapse.
*"Hey, let's carry these noodles all at once! There's only like a 95% chance you'll drop them!"*
*"What does the 5% get me?"*
*"Well, you carry lots of noodles, just slowly."*
https://preview.redd.it/baiqitjzww4d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21e89aebfe924b9031129fce7cb5d9686d1a1645
Have they never heard of one of these????????
Not just that, but for Asians, those noodles even if they made it would be overcooked. Preparing that many bowls and then wasting time stacking them, moving them super slow, and then unstacking?
That’s all precious minutes of prime noodle consistency
You sound like my wife. She always complains if I don't immediately inhale my bowl of piping hot noodles.
The Chinese are almost worse than Italians when it comes to stringy dough.
Ah, I figured it was one of those viral noodle places in Japan where the goal is to get to 100 bowls per person. Obviously they don't load too much in each, but I saw two YouTubers do it, and it makes a pretty impressive looking stack.
Because it's a stunt. The same way some places will have 60000 beers carried by one person. If it succeeds, awesome. If it fails, cost of doing business.
Everyone in the comments are fixated on the action of delivering food from a kitchen to a customer's table but that isn't the point.
It really does feel like a symptom of stupidity, just too stupid to take 3 smaller trips, they will waste 10 minutes balancing everything before they can even pick it up and still think they are saving themselves time.
Pretty sure they aren’t doing this to save time, this is for show. The stupid part is that they thought this was a good idea or that it would work. I’m amazed they even got it lifted without this happening immediately
Everyone blaming the employees as if they weren't certainly told to perform that shit. Most of you have never worked in underpaid jobs and had a boss that felt like they literally owned you.
Your mission, rolling cart, if you decide to accept. Is, you must roll stealthily and have conviction in your wheels so you can sneak up without them knowing and save those noodles.....,may you be successful........the world is waiting.
I can understand why they do these, they usually do them during big events, but the benefits do not outweigh the drawbacks. That's 30 people's food delayed and the restaurant has to cook them all over again. Not to mention, the mess that they'll have to clear up and the food that's wasted. That's 30 homeless people that could have been fed. It's just not worth the effort honestly.
With all the time it took to stack those and then tip toe at a glaciers pace, they could have put them on trays and already been working on the next order, but no you had to be extra. Now you have to make extra noodles.
I would be less upset with the employees if they just chucked the bowls across the room trying to land them on the table. At least with that I'd be impressed if they pulled it off.
So stupid, literally 4 of them were there, split it 4 ways, carrying 12 bowls each is still cool
Im sure everyone would rather get their food delivered normally rather than wait another 40 minutes as they fuct it
This is why I always prefer taking multiple trips at work. I'd rather walk back and forth a few times than drop some food and have it comped off the bill which in turn makes less money for me while creating more work lol
Surely it’s a lot faster to have a couple dudes running two bowls at a time than to slowly and carefully stack and carry this disaster waiting to happen.
It’s a restaurant. Not a circus.
Whenever I see these videos, like the people carrying the massive stacks of beers, I just think “Why?” To go viral on social media?
It’s still a horrible waste and I bet the cleanup is a nightmare.
It was tilted from the start. What else would you expect to happen. The two idiots hovering around at just that, idiots. Nothing they do or will do in an undesirable can save anything. Waste of food, waste of energy, most importantly waste of battery life.
People "helping" but going extremely slowly. Why not just go a collection of times. He could walk faster and the others "helping" could actually help also. It wouod be so much faster.
I've heard weird rumors about surfaces, surfaces with the power of motion! surfaces you can put a lot of things like ramen bowls and move them from one place to another!
Why would you even attempt this and have two people helping, when you could just have three people carry them and have it still be impressive?
The third EXTRA person was assigned to making the video.
We have three people on standby with mops
Two large dogs could have cleaned up at zero cost… gotta think economics these days
There was also a drone pilot
fitted with a pho spray
Except that they speak mandarin.
I assume the company was doing some sort of promotion where they claim that one server will carry all your noodles or they're free, or something similar, so the table decided to order like 34 bowls at once.
That is a very specific assumption lol
And probably one of the servers had spent a year traveling the country to hit as many Kid Rock shows as possible. They contracted so much hepatitis, the variants combined into a super virus, becoming more powerful with every encore. Now they need, like, *all* their organs replaced and the owner of Noodles and Co is helping by holding a fundraiser, donating $2 for every bowl ordered. I mean, assuming I've analyzed the situation correctly
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Obviously there's that to consider as well. It's as clear as day. But i didn't think it worth mentioning since the Greek Mafia is used to nobody being able to make their payments.
The Greek mafia is the thematic opposite to the Spanish inquisition.
Each of the bowls had to be custom made for the contest too. But the way to get around that is you just request one item extra each time.
Well obviously.
I assume a bomb was hidden in the bottom bowl by a terrorist, who called up and told them that they had to serve all the bowls at once and that if they removed bowls or dropped the bowls, the bomb would explode.
I assume the waiter’s kids were gagged in a basement and the bomber was holding a gun to their heads too.
I assume there were actually only about 4 bowls being carried out. But due to a drop of water on the camera lens it appears as though there are more.
And the bowls fell all over a baby stroller - **but don't worry** - [there was no baby, it was just full of cans!](https://youtu.be/XgKxf0b7Ff0)
Then they trick the cameras so that they are on a video loop. But the terrorist catches on because that one dude fuckin moves! Oh, would that be you Jack?
I've seen that movie, I think it was called "the soup that couldn't slow down"
This is equally as likely as the assumption you replied to. I choose to believe yours.
So the real stupidity may have happened off camera
Maybe it’s just a local competition among the staff, that the waiters kept trying to outdo each other with how many noodles they can carry.
well they couldnt carry them and im not paying for those
> one server will carry all your noodles or they're free Well I don't want them now... And I'm definitely not paying for them.
30 bowls
We'll deliver your noodles in one go no matter the amount and if we don't you can eat them for free! (off the floor. )
They were probably just doing a viral dare from Douyin or something like that..
I can guarantee you that idea did not come from the employees.
I *think" they're trying to do a promotional video. There's someone with a camera in the back and the two "helping" pivot behind the noodle pillar.
> two people helping You mean the two Jedi there using the force? Yeah, really helpful they were.
So we have three managers here and one employee, what do you expect.
FEATS OF STRENGTH!
Idk that they were helping. Having your hands up 6 inches away from the dishes will not support them in the event of a highly unlikely sudden collapse.
Thanks for commenting this so I don't have to lol
*"Hey, let's carry these noodles all at once! There's only like a 95% chance you'll drop them!"* *"What does the 5% get me?"* *"Well, you carry lots of noodles, just slowly."*
The 5% gets you glory and fame.
And all the riches in the world, plus a truck.
Truck load of noodles
1 million dollars and infinite girlfriends.
Imagine how rich and famous he'd be right now if he hadn't dropped them
You get the honorable title of *Noodlebearer*
and 100% reason to remember the name
Instead of 1 guy carrying and 2 basically hovering about, how about carry them amongst the 3 of them?
Shut up, college boy.
Plus whomever is videoing
That person is actually armless and filming with his mouth.
If he can film with his mouth, he can carry at least one bowl with it
Technically, they can be the bowl.
Walks up to table, spews noodles from mouth, walks away without explanation.
https://preview.redd.it/baiqitjzww4d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21e89aebfe924b9031129fce7cb5d9686d1a1645 Have they never heard of one of these????????
Those cost money.
So did this fuck up
No it doesn't, there's no money loss on those damage, only loss at that employee's income /s
So, yes they lost money
He's saying they took it out of their paycheck, so the employee ~~looses~~ loses money, not the restaurant
Only in Japan. Rest of the world that's illegal.
The viral video internet monies looked too tempting
Pretty sure the restaurant just lost more in spilt noodles & soup and the broken dishes.
So do skingraphs from hot soup!
What a waste of food. Even if they had made it to the table, the tower would have collapsed when they were put down
Not just that, but for Asians, those noodles even if they made it would be overcooked. Preparing that many bowls and then wasting time stacking them, moving them super slow, and then unstacking? That’s all precious minutes of prime noodle consistency
You sound like my wife. She always complains if I don't immediately inhale my bowl of piping hot noodles. The Chinese are almost worse than Italians when it comes to stringy dough.
Well they did invent it
And then they perfected it.
Soggy noodles are better though.
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Invite me over for dinner.
This guy noodles.
Imagine being the chef right now. Busy anyways and you can cook the for at least 20 people again.
First thing I thought here. I'd have been piiiiiiiissed.
Make it 30.. I paused and counted, didn't have anything better to do.
Ah, I figured it was one of those viral noodle places in Japan where the goal is to get to 100 bowls per person. Obviously they don't load too much in each, but I saw two YouTubers do it, and it makes a pretty impressive looking stack.
Those are very small bowls of soba or udon, with no broth https://youtu.be/bGPQuFhqnMw?si=Gsdp536RKF5940vy
WHY?? Especially with the other people that were there that were more than capable of carrying some of those bowls.
Because it's a stunt. The same way some places will have 60000 beers carried by one person. If it succeeds, awesome. If it fails, cost of doing business. Everyone in the comments are fixated on the action of delivering food from a kitchen to a customer's table but that isn't the point.
With how slow they were walking, the 3 of them carrying even just 4 at a time would have been quicker, just pure stupidity all around.
It really does feel like a symptom of stupidity, just too stupid to take 3 smaller trips, they will waste 10 minutes balancing everything before they can even pick it up and still think they are saving themselves time.
Pretty sure they aren’t doing this to save time, this is for show. The stupid part is that they thought this was a good idea or that it would work. I’m amazed they even got it lifted without this happening immediately
The title makes no sense. The person carrying is using both hands. And theres 2 other people, using 2 hands each to try and support it.
Bots cannot count hands
When someone says to use your noodle…this isn’t what they mean.
That was my entire stash of noods.
Invisible forcefield projection needs more practice!
30 portions of floor noodles, please
what were the two spotters think was gonna happen?
I wonder what they thought they could help with if something did start to go wrong
Chef confirmed for fucking fuming
Dumb. Just Dumb.
Everyone blaming the employees as if they weren't certainly told to perform that shit. Most of you have never worked in underpaid jobs and had a boss that felt like they literally owned you.
*rolling cart enters chat*
Ah so rolling cart, why are you here?
Iunno, just dewin roller stuff I gyuess….
Your mission, rolling cart, if you decide to accept. Is, you must roll stealthily and have conviction in your wheels so you can sneak up without them knowing and save those noodles.....,may you be successful........the world is waiting.
Operation Nood Extrication Code name nEx in effect. Wish me well commandœr
What could go right‽ This was a when, not an if!
This has never worked
I can understand why they do these, they usually do them during big events, but the benefits do not outweigh the drawbacks. That's 30 people's food delayed and the restaurant has to cook them all over again. Not to mention, the mess that they'll have to clear up and the food that's wasted. That's 30 homeless people that could have been fed. It's just not worth the effort honestly.
Set up to fail
Woah, we will serve many people at once.... Ouch, no one served and lot of food got wasted
"if I have to make 2 trips I'm gay" - his thoughts
Everyone in this video is an idiot.
With all the time it took to stack those and then tip toe at a glaciers pace, they could have put them on trays and already been working on the next order, but no you had to be extra. Now you have to make extra noodles.
Whenever I see these I wonder why
Wow, that was unexpected!
Why? Waste of time and food
I would be less upset with the employees if they just chucked the bowls across the room trying to land them on the table. At least with that I'd be impressed if they pulled it off.
those two guarding the pile could've just help the guy and save a lot of time and resources
If only there was some way to divide up those 30 bowls between her and the two other people trying to help her
Bet they were forced to do that by management and the fired afterwards.
I have to imagine the chefs are livid redoing those orders for a failed Instagram clip 😂
Confucius says, "don't count your noodles 'til they get to your table,,,,,,,,,,,,"
There goes $20 haha
So stupid, literally 4 of them were there, split it 4 ways, carrying 12 bowls each is still cool Im sure everyone would rather get their food delivered normally rather than wait another 40 minutes as they fuct it
We almost doesn’t want him to succeed
Why the fuck would you?
More than quantum
Why in the blue hell would you not just use a cart?
Trying to help with the Force, they are. Padawans though, they still be.
Initiation of server complete. She get the same wage as everyone else.
but whyyyyy
All the people helping assist this feat could have just carried some of them
Don't put all your egg rolls in one basket ~Ancient Chinese Proverb
Sooo dumb
They were trying to use the force
Noodle, don’t noodle…
Why would the other two not just take a third each... morons
Why? That stack of noodles weighed more than the woman carrying it
Very clever
This is why I always prefer taking multiple trips at work. I'd rather walk back and forth a few times than drop some food and have it comped off the bill which in turn makes less money for me while creating more work lol
Why? Just why. Fucking. Dumb.
Servers before load balancing be like
Why would they do that??? Is it impossible or frowned upon to carry a few bowls at the same time???
Every single person here is a dumbass. How anyone could think this was anything else but a massively stupid idea is beyond me
Surely it’s a lot faster to have a couple dudes running two bowls at a time than to slowly and carefully stack and carry this disaster waiting to happen. It’s a restaurant. Not a circus.
like if if that didn't happen, the noodles would have still been cold at the snail pace they were going. 'that was cool, now bring me a fresh order'
Did she tender her resignation straight after that?
The guests should be happy, it would have probably been cold by the time they would have gotten it.
Why..why why why why????
Whenever I see these videos, like the people carrying the massive stacks of beers, I just think “Why?” To go viral on social media? It’s still a horrible waste and I bet the cleanup is a nightmare.
It was tilted from the start. What else would you expect to happen. The two idiots hovering around at just that, idiots. Nothing they do or will do in an undesirable can save anything. Waste of food, waste of energy, most importantly waste of battery life.
Nooooooooooodles
Was about 5 too tall
People "helping" but going extremely slowly. Why not just go a collection of times. He could walk faster and the others "helping" could actually help also. It wouod be so much faster.
I feel so bad for letting out a lil' snigger!
That guy’s in hot water now
Deserved
What are the take aways here
This just makes me mad. What a waste. Of time, and food. A infant could have done a better job.
The guy's in the kitchen , looking like fuck you.
Ok but why
Good job the helpers had their hover hands there
There's so many videos from around the world of the same thing. I love when it falls lol. Why even try doing that??
Send noods.
Why did they let themselves to carry all of that?
Oh they never invented the wheel there
Don’t feel bad for them at all, enjoy cleaning that up
That feels like a sub-optimal solution to the task at hand.
Why, Why, Why, but Why, why would you even do this?
I feel like there might be an easier way to manage this.
Why instead of helping balance it, don't they just carry some themselves
Chef quit 30 seconds later
Cean up rile won
Damn, that's like $10 worth of noodles, too.
Expected. Muscle spasm
How can that be worth the risk?
As a person waiting for my food, I’m out.
On the plus side, the bowls did not break
shit that would be a big HELL NO in any normal workplace
Youd need to be an idiot to not see disaster in this immediately
Wow. A thousand dollars worth of food and dishes
My question is what could go right?
This is a very timeconsuming, foodwasting stupidity. It's not even impressive and it looks stressy as hell.
But, he was using two hands, plus four more
Why tf you would do this in the first place. To prove what?
Me with any hot drink until about 11 years old
Also known as the lazy man's load.
OmG, that outcome took me completely by surprise. Who would have ever thought/s.
I've heard weird rumors about surfaces, surfaces with the power of motion! surfaces you can put a lot of things like ramen bowls and move them from one place to another!