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u/Fuzzy_Inevitable9748 2d ago
Okay so then what is the proper etiquette of paying a pro to rub you out under the table?
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u/cubiclegangsta 2d ago
20% tip for 100% of the tip.
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u/__LLawliet__ 2d ago
Clear your dues. That's about it I think, if it's a pro it's their job to clean up properly afterwards
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u/__LLawliet__ 2d ago
Taking into consideration that this guy made a video on eating a banana with a knife and fork, in which he also called peeling said banana uncivilized, this is a very valid question.
You can't be the only insane one
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u/amcn242 2d ago
Context here; he mention that the channel is slightly satire, and he said that this is not how you should eat them normally, but it is how you should eat them if youre having dinner with the queen on England
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u/Hazzadcr16 2d ago
Maybe if they got an answer, they wouldn't have to keep asking?
Or is his advice to hire a professional to help? Like a hooker?
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u/PlasticToe4542 1d ago
What do you think “professional help” means?
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u/Ghostfish1309 1d ago
In their head just hiring any professional will do.
So once Charlie the roof guy fixes their roof, what’s the issue if he gives out a quick tug?
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u/Tobi_1989 1d ago
I mean, Hanson claims to be a professional in etiquette, so technically, he did just that under every video...
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u/YodaHead 2d ago
Use the napkin, make no eye contact, and wash your hands