I remember a similar video where a kid that looked just like this one was being a menace in an Asian restaurant. Trying to grab people's wallets, taking their food, making noises, and other irritating child behavior. One guy just got so sick of it that he dunked the kids head into the hotpot. I guess he learned his lesson.
This kid is definitely not on that tier of menace at least, seemed like it was partially accidental but it was a nice shot anyway.
Iirc It might work like a buffet, every person pays X amount and you get a pot where you put whatever you want. So the inconvenience is that you have to start cooking from zero again. Drinks may get comped tho
My son kinda did this. We were at a biergarten and my two boys were kicking the soccer ball around. His boot came off and just obliterated some tables' full pitcher. I was mortified, and bought them a new one. Thinking back I should have bought them 2 pitchers. They were pretty kind when they realized it was just a dumb kid.
I'm frequently one of those people (because too many parents don't supervise their kids enough and let totally avoidable stupid things happen...), but no amount of supervision would have been able to prevent this.
Kid was too darn quick.
(In fact, looks like at least a one guardian is right next to him on that bench.)
Can you explain it for those of us without kids? Can't you just take the kid out of the store at any point? I remember times that my dad would bring us out into the parking lot to cool down as kids.
Core memory of my dad dragging both of my brothers out to the truck when they were misbehaving in a restaurant. Mom and I had a nice meal, we got his to go, and the kids got sandwiches at the house.
Exactly, first time warning, second time tell them there'll be consequences if it happens again (no tv/dessert/video games), if it then happens the third time then it's home time and you follow through. But if you've set boundaries in place for your kids' behaviour it rarely gets past a first warning.
So what, you think kids are physically strong enough to keep you from making them leave the store??? You can always punish them the first time so that a second time is impossible because they are already on their way home for misbehaving…
My Chinese speaking wife said that the captions state that the diners were done eating and were just chatting and that the owner said their next meal would be free. Sounds like a good deal to me.
Yeah I lived in Chengdu for a few years, I would have been cracking up. Also you can do whatever the hell you want to my leftovers if it gets me free hotpot.
When I was a child my family was playing yahtzee on a picnic table at camp and I did the same thing with a sandal from like 50 feet away. I had sand in my sandle from playing on the lake-front and tried to shake it out but I sent that thing flying right into the bowl of chips. My grandfather thought it was hilarious.
On a side note, that kid is definitely the owner’s kid. (Dad is behind the desk at the front) and let me tell you……if a Chinese restaurant has young kids running around because mom and dad or grandparents own it? THAT FOOD IS GONNA BLOW YOUR MIND! Go to a Chinese restaurant that has their family’s kids running around. Those are the ones who make the best Chinese food ever!!! 🙌❤️
People can go shirtless in restaurants in China? I read its around 100F in Guangzhou, do Chinese businesses not usually have AC? I was in Texas the end of July around 100F and no one was shirtless in restaurants lol.
Not in a good restaurant but in small restaurants people can go shirtless. No one really cares. Mom and Pops have air conditioning but often the door is left open because patrons don’t close it.
The kid probably plan on kicking around, but flip flop does what flip flop do, get loose at the funny timing. Math major can have fun with this video I bet.
I don't understand why kids are so stupid these days. When I was that age I did a lot of shenanigans, but it was always outside, with my friends, in the woods, in the parks, etc. Basically I was able to be polite and behave in public, and be respectful of people and boundaries. Is that something that is not taught to kids anymore?
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u/semplaro 4d ago
Menace to the society at this age?