Toxic_Man_Humiliates_Waiter,_Then_Karma_Severely_Hits_Him_Back___DramatizeMe(360p)

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00:00Your coffee, sir.

00:09Wait.

00:15Absolutely terrible coffee.

00:29It's not fresh.

00:30It was just brewed, sir.

00:31Maybe it was just brewed, but it's not fresh.

00:34And do you know why, Gerson?

00:41No sir.

00:42Because instead of bringing me my coffee right away, you were running between other

00:47tables with it, hanging orders.

00:49I was just doing my job, sir.

00:50Your job is to listen when people are talking to you.

00:55To listen and take notes.

00:57Don't add your two cents in, all right?

01:00No, actually, I have a very important meeting today.

01:06And if it goes well, I can buy everything here, including you.

01:12But how can this meeting go well if you are serving me this disgusting sale coffee?

01:21Or does it say bad coffee on the menu?

01:26Does it?

01:27Of course no, sir.

01:28Then bring me what I ordered.

01:31Yes, sir.

01:47Yes?

01:48Mr. Loren?

01:49Mr. Dayton, are you there already?

01:52Yeah, yes, I'm here.

01:54I'm sorry for the wait.

01:56Mr. Dayton, I'm stuck in terrible traffic.

01:59My driver is doing his best to get us there as soon as possible.

02:03Everything is all right, Mr. Loren.

02:04I'm in no hurry.

02:05What do you think of the restaurant?

02:07Are you satisfied with everything?

02:09Yes, Mr. Loren, it's fine.

02:11Yeah.

02:12Wonderful.

02:13I'll see you in a minute.

02:14See you, Mr. Loren.

02:19Okay.

02:44There you go.

02:46That's what I'm talking about.

02:49Well, at least you are teachable.

02:54By the way, how old are you?

02:5929, sir.

03:0029?

03:0229 years old and you're still a running maid?

03:05I just work like everybody else in this country.

03:08Come on, stop feeding me this nonsense.

03:11I'm 32 and do you think I've earned everything I have in three years or something?

03:17I don't know, sir.

03:18The answer is no.

03:19Well, okay.

03:21So, maybe you have a family?

03:25No, sir.

03:26All the more so.

03:28I would understand if you have a family or you are responsible for someone.

03:33If not, find something better.

03:36I don't think that it's any of your business, sir.

03:41Why did you say?

03:42I said I'm not sure that you should care about how I live my own life.

03:48That's what I like more.

03:52What?

03:55Am I hitting a nerve?

03:58That's useful.

04:02I will give you something to think about.

04:12What's that?

04:24Show me the tray.

04:26Thank you, Padre.

04:31You brute!

04:33Get the manager!

04:35I'm sorry, sir.

04:37I said get the manager!

04:51Oh.

04:52Uh.

04:56I believe this is a statement.

04:59I couldn't figure it out by myself.

05:02Let us handle this, all right?

05:04We will change your table clothes.

05:06We will send you another...

05:07No, no, no.

05:08That's not enough.

05:10I don't know how you recruit these guys.

05:12But they seem not to be that competent.

05:15Sir, I'm sorry.

05:16I mean, everything...

05:17Shut your mouth.

05:18Shut your mouth.

05:19First, he brought me this disgusting stale coffee.

05:23Do you know how stale coffee tastes like?

05:28Yes, I do.

05:29No, you don't.

05:30It's real filth.

05:31I gave him a chance to correct his mistakes

05:35and bring me my coffee.

05:37For the second time,

05:38he leaves the stain on my table.

05:42Today is going to be

05:44maybe the most important meeting in my life.

05:47And how can it go right

05:49when a limber-wisted man

05:50leaves a stain on my table?

05:52Look, I understand.

05:53This is a huge problem, okay?

05:54But I can assure you

05:55This will not go unnoticed.

05:56That is why I demand you to fire this guy.

06:06What?

06:07No, I'm sorry.

06:08Fire him.

06:09Right before my eyes.

06:14Why don't we just negotiate in some other way, maybe?

06:17I have connections at the New Yorker.

06:19And I can't spoil you.

06:21Is that what you want?

06:22No, sir.

06:24Then fire this man.

06:35Okay.

06:36He's fired.

06:37What?

06:38Wait, wait.

06:39Wait, I need the job.

06:41Really.

06:42That was just today.

06:43I promise I'll do everything to make you happy.

06:45I'm literally begging you.

06:47I'm begging you.

06:48I promise I'll do everything to make you happy.

06:50I'm literally begging you.

06:51Please.

06:52Please.

06:53I need the job.

06:54Get out of here.

06:55I'm sorry.

06:56I'm really sorry.

06:57Get out.

07:05Find yourself a decent job, boy.

07:07I will change your table and send you another waiter.

07:11What a day.

07:19Yes?

07:21Mr. Loren?

07:22Yeah.

07:23Everything's fine.

07:25I'm terribly sorry, Mr. Dayton.

07:27I'll be right there.

07:28Is everything okay?

07:31Yeah, there's been a little mess.

07:33But I'm at the table across from the door.

07:36You'll see me right there.

07:38Was it something serious?

07:40No, not at all.

07:41I'll see you then.

07:42Just in a minute.

07:44Okay.

07:48Okay.

08:05I hope that something goes well today.

08:08Okay.

08:17Mr. Dayton?

08:22Apparently so.

08:27Oliver Loren.

08:28Nice to meet you.

08:34Or it's more comfortable for you to call me

08:37Garcon.

08:41No.

08:43Not at all.

08:46Jasper Dayton.

08:54What?

08:56What's going on?

08:57What do you mean?

08:58What do you mean?

09:06We were talking on the phone.

09:08You were late.

09:09And...

09:14You were here.

09:15You mean that kid that you have fired?

09:20It was a joke.

09:21It was you.

09:22Who knows?

09:23It could have been me.

09:25Or it could have been just an ordinary kid

09:28that you have fired because you have a bad mood.

09:37I don't understand.

09:46So let me please explain something to you.

09:49After the university I worked as a waiter.

09:52Quite a long time actually.

09:54I was an ordinary waiter like the one who brought you coffee.

09:57But I understood one important thing.

10:00There are people who praise some and humiliate others.

10:05They praise some because of expensive seats, expensive cars.

10:10And they humiliate others because they just bring coffee to them.

10:15But how do you think?

10:17How do you think?

10:18Which of these two kinds of relationship are true relationships?

10:27Either.

10:31The second type.

10:33You can see the real face of a person

10:36when a person communicates with another person

10:39whom they can't get anything from.

10:42That's why I test my potential partners like this.

10:47Yeah, I know it's weird.

10:51But it never fails me.

10:56Look, Mr. Lowy.

11:00It's not just like I was going to fire someone.

11:05That's just me.

11:09I have to talk with the manager definitely

11:14and figure out that...

11:16Mr. Dayton, you shouldn't bother yourself too much.

11:19When I drove here, we were practically partners.

11:22But now I'm sorry.

11:24I will not partner with you.

11:28And even more, I won't let you make any future deals.

11:38And how are you supposed to do that?

11:44Well, my people now are buying your stock.

11:47I knew you were bankrupt.

11:50Don't look at me like this.

11:52You don't own your firm anymore.

11:54You can't take me down that easily.

11:56I can, and I already did.

11:59But if you want to continue with your own business,

12:03I have one suitable offer for you.

12:08Which one is that?

12:11Janitor.

12:12You must be kidding me.

12:14No, I'm serious.

12:17My dear friend, you have to understand how to rise from the bottom.

12:22It's a very rewarding experience.

12:28So, think about this.

12:33And by the way, I paid the bill, so have a nice evening.

12:43Mr. Harris, what are you doing?

12:45I'm sorry, Gomez. The test ended 60 seconds ago.

12:48If I lose this credit, I will be deported,

12:50and all my hopes and dreams will collapse just because of this one credit.

12:54I see one way to solve this problem.

12:57At 7 o'clock. At my house.

13:00You don't have a choice.

13:02You just don't know it yet.

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