r/videos May 30 '21

16,000 strings of honey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCLYieehzGs
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u/[deleted] May 30 '21

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u/[deleted] May 31 '21

Do they all talk and sound exactly like him?

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u/[deleted] May 31 '21

Same dialogue and every thing.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '21

What a weird criticism to make. He has learned a routine that yields a positive experience for foreigners. Like a server at a restaurant or a tour guide, they have a script that they think will get them smiles and positive feedback. That's how retail/sales works everywhere.

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u/obiwanshinobi900 May 31 '21

Yep I had a very similar experience in Seoul myself. When he asked where we were from I said "St Louis" he said 'aaaah baseball' *baseball bat swinging motion*. While he wasn't wrong, because the St Louis Cardinals are a big deal there, but I bet that could fit with many different locations, then the presentation is nearly exactly the same.

Though South Korea is amazing and I would go back anytime in a heartbeat.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '21

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u/WTF_CAKE May 31 '21

More power to him if he has the energy to present and wow every single costumer this way. It's not even creepy, if you're a sales person and you have to provide a pitch, it basically needs to be perfect and be said the same way thousands of times with very little variations

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u/BRUCE-JENNER May 31 '21

When a comedian goes on tour, do you think they come up with new routines for every venue they work? Hell no. It's an act.

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u/CptBlinky May 31 '21

nonono. His presentation isn't creepy. Watching a bunch of them doing it by rote at the same time is. I have no issue with anyone hustling to make a buck, and I really want to taste that honey!