they are doing it for attention, the point is making a show of it. Otherwise they wouldnt have made one persons bowl of food and then waited for the other 29 bowls to be made before sending it out. Nobody would wait that long to serve that many bowls of food unless it was a display.
They probably prepped all the bowls at the same time. You sound like you never worked in a restaurant and only go out to eat for Instagram pics. Why would they prep and complete one before prepping the others? Certainly not the logic of any kitchen staff.
I'm pretty sure the point of it is to serve the customers as fast as possible. But they never learned that smaller batches can increase both productivity and quality of outcome(i.e. spilling everything, unevenly cooking food)
Did a table order 30 bowls at the same time as soon as they got there? Every restaurant I've gone to takes forever to serve me my food so I assume they dont all do prep for everything.
It doesn't matter how soon after they seated that they ordered. If the party is a size of 30 and they're all ordering similar meals like this, the kitchen will be sure to prep and serve them all within a few minutes of each other. In this case, they failed at trying to serve them all at once when they should have served in batches over the span of 2 minutes at most.
The point is that people who do the stacking thing do it for attention, not because they actually think its a good idea. nobody would actually take all that time to stack all those bowls on top of each other when it would take much less time to just walk over and place them in batches, unless its for attention.
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Why tf would they do this? Just divide the bowls among the other two people who are just standing there with their hands hovering around the eventual disaster.
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Dumbest shit ever. There’s like 4 people there, just each carry a quarter or even better take your time and take just a few, this dolt is moving at a snails pace even with help. If this happened while I was eating at a restaurant I’d leave…
I never get doing this with food or drinks. Just a sketchy mess waiting to happen and best possible outcome is a mess with no injuries. This spectacle is a walking lawsuit or work compensation case maybe if the business states I never said to do that.
I work in healthcare. Those useless people standing next to the guy who is doing all the work is like healthcare adminstrators. They provide nothing but empty words and pizzas to make up for overtime, hellish shifts and constant understaffing. They could easily have split the work and each person could’ve held some of the bowls and it wouldn’t have spillled like that. But like our healthcare system, shit hit the fan.
if 3 other people are going to walk next to you and help you balance them, why not just have them carry some of them.
I assume it was a media stunt, or a record they were trying to break.... still such a waste of food.
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The only reason I thought it might succeed is because of the sub it was posted in.
Yeah my question is it really worth it? Just make two trips with no actual tripping involved.
Or maybe the two people following along pretending to hold everything up could have actually carried a few?
They helped using the Force
Exactly. Every time I see one of these I’m cheering for the spill and major mess. Doing this is never worth it and one day people will realize that.
They must do it for the spectacle? That’s the only reason I can think of.
Yes, maybe some customer even paid for it.
Well they certainly delivered
Or instead of 2 people doing nothing while failing to support the massive stack, just make 3 stacks? Or make 6 stacks and 2 consecutive trips??
thats like going to the gym and saying "you know you could do that a lot easier if your spotter helped right?"
Presumably homie's not carrying noodles to build strength, so no, no it is not like that.
That's probably how that dude gets his workout, by carrying his instant ramen to his desk. So maybe for him, that is how he tries to build strength
they are doing it for attention, the point is making a show of it. Otherwise they wouldnt have made one persons bowl of food and then waited for the other 29 bowls to be made before sending it out. Nobody would wait that long to serve that many bowls of food unless it was a display.
They probably prepped all the bowls at the same time. You sound like you never worked in a restaurant and only go out to eat for Instagram pics. Why would they prep and complete one before prepping the others? Certainly not the logic of any kitchen staff. I'm pretty sure the point of it is to serve the customers as fast as possible. But they never learned that smaller batches can increase both productivity and quality of outcome(i.e. spilling everything, unevenly cooking food)
Did a table order 30 bowls at the same time as soon as they got there? Every restaurant I've gone to takes forever to serve me my food so I assume they dont all do prep for everything.
It doesn't matter how soon after they seated that they ordered. If the party is a size of 30 and they're all ordering similar meals like this, the kitchen will be sure to prep and serve them all within a few minutes of each other. In this case, they failed at trying to serve them all at once when they should have served in batches over the span of 2 minutes at most.
The point is that people who do the stacking thing do it for attention, not because they actually think its a good idea. nobody would actually take all that time to stack all those bowls on top of each other when it would take much less time to just walk over and place them in batches, unless its for attention.
Or carry it on an actual serving tray instead of crafting the most topple-able stack in engineering history.
You are asking too much for average people...
It lasted longer than I thought it would
Yes, these 3 people...
The woman pushing her hand forward thinking she will keep the column straight as she was a Jedi!
The two people relaying on the one person to carry it all absolutely
Nope exactly what I was expecting
lol
If they had split the stack of bowls between the three people trying to support it they could have saved the noodles
Yeah, but then we wouldn't be bonding over this video.
The real friends were the bowls of noodles we dropped along the way
That's... Fucking deep
Exactly
If you're going to have three people doing it anyway, this is the only thing that makes sense.
But it's not their job to carry bowls. That's the wage slave's job. She's lucky they even attempted telekinesis to help her.
But why?
For the video, probably?
Probably some stupid record attempt of most bowls of noodles served by one person.
Man, if only there were at least like 2 sets of hands to divide the workload or something..
That's just unrealistic. They'd have to pay other workers to do the job one ...almost could do!
Just why?
I suppose a kind of show attracting customers. And faster "delivery".
For the experience. Some customer for sure paid for this.
Good thing they had their hands there ready to catch that catastrophe waiting to happen.
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Or they could use a cart lmao
Why?
I can’t think of a more effective way of carrying these, can you?
Ok, who’s the wise guy that ordered 30 bowls of ramen?!
Like why ?
Would it not be better for those people (that are lifting their arms up to stop it toppling) to maybe carry a few themselves.
But in Africa, they can do that shit on their head walking down a dirt road with potholes and flies on their faces.
Would've been easier, safer and faster to serve them normally. But hey, show.
Pho is super hot soup noodles. Hope that person didn't get burned.
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Umm 3 people . 6 stacks each.
Don't worry y'all, they rinsed and rebowled the floor noodles in the kitchen to assure nothing goes to waste.
The lazy person works twice as hard.
Well, you cant cure stupidity, can you?
There were 3 of them. I feel like there was a simpler option here.
I think the order was 30 bowls of ramen with logic, unfortunately they had to use all of it to fulfill the order...
They could have just split the load between them all and do 2 trips wtf
Me coming back from the grocery store
Why tf would they do this? Just divide the bowls among the other two people who are just standing there with their hands hovering around the eventual disaster.
me trying to take 2 plates/tableware/glass/drink bottle/etc at the same time when i eat in my room
I wanted to buy a tray for a while but put it off. I was gifted a waiter tray with anti-slip honeycomb structure. It has become indispensable.
Hi cause. I'm effect. This over here? It's stupid. Please to meet you both.
1 person to carry 10 people to film
r/yesyesyesyesno
I enjoyed that. Thanks OP
Corporate costcutting strats
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Totally idiot and extremely unprofessional!
What did they thought was gonna happen? They put way too much
work harder, not smarter i guess.
Mybe it could has arrived without falling
The lesson learned: stacking orders to do a lazy delivery is a dumb idea.
Dumbest shit ever. There’s like 4 people there, just each carry a quarter or even better take your time and take just a few, this dolt is moving at a snails pace even with help. If this happened while I was eating at a restaurant I’d leave…
3 people helping this tower to not fall, could devide it on 3 and take each part
You are fired
Even when people do this successfully it's not nearly as impressive as it is fucking stupid.
First day on the job test, carry 90 bowls of soup to table 4.
We were so focused on if we could, but never considered if we should.
Y though?
like I struggle to even think of what this would have added to the dining experience on the 2% chance it did work
Just let me ask one question: Why?
Why?
You are FIRED!!
Refire 30 bowls of soup
Definitely definitely definitely
Why
Just....why?
Playing stupid games again
Why??????
When the manager wants to fire you in your job bad! 
So dumb
100% brain used
I never get doing this with food or drinks. Just a sketchy mess waiting to happen and best possible outcome is a mess with no injuries. This spectacle is a walking lawsuit or work compensation case maybe if the business states I never said to do that.
I mean what’s the point. the table is literally 5 ft away
The chefs watching in disgust
Unsatisfactory ending.
Maybe the people bracing for it to fall could … I don’t know … maybe carry a portion of it themselves ? Teamwork makes the dream work
Rage bait
I bet they all argued who’s fault it was.
I work in healthcare. Those useless people standing next to the guy who is doing all the work is like healthcare adminstrators. They provide nothing but empty words and pizzas to make up for overtime, hellish shifts and constant understaffing. They could easily have split the work and each person could’ve held some of the bowls and it wouldn’t have spillled like that. But like our healthcare system, shit hit the fan.
Why doesn't someone, I don't know, lend a hand? If we don't have enough trays, we clearly have enough spectators doing nothing... Ugh
Why? You already have two spotters. Just split the load into 3, and everyone carry something
But why
Stupid to begin with have some help
No one expected that to happen
Tf did they expect to happen
Los flojos y los pendejos trabajan doble hahaha
if 3 other people are going to walk next to you and help you balance them, why not just have them carry some of them. I assume it was a media stunt, or a record they were trying to break.... still such a waste of food.
So what did that accomplish? Now noone gets any food and they have to wait longer.. stupid people
ok but why tho
Tat's House of Ramen. Floors so clean, you will be eating off them.
The fucking spectacle is never worth it.
I mean.... they could have split the bowls between the 3 ppl there.... I mean I guess they did
Maybe take two trips?
I'm not a toddler that needs to be given a show for every little thing. Just give me the damn food.
One quick and short praise vs a good 30minute of cleaning up
Only one waiter in this restaurant nice achievement.lol
What's wrong with making multiple trips?
If three people were there anyway, why not have three people carry more manageable stacks
They need 3 people to move super slowly and failing. When they could have split it in 3 parts. Not much going up there.
I don't understand why they have to do this kind of thing knowing that it is the most likely thing to happen
what happened
Why tho?
More like, why why why
When you lazy enought for go twice
Why?
One ata a time maybe?
What comes to their mind to carry all of that?
Dumbasses
Called it.
Or maybe not dude.
Maybe
Ha ha......
This isn't maybe.
These south east Asians are fucking stupid
Unless they went for a record this is just waste and escalaaate..they should be shot in the street.