If only that were the same in real life I’m not talking about the Bosses for Fast food restaurants Nahhhhh I’m talking about the lardass who plays him

And he makes time for his mother during work hours too.

Litterally Good burger

Dan Schneider isn't a good boss in real life lol

then another negro comes in and bring the brother down. just like the streets

Indeed it does look good

I hope with the talks of a sequel, that they'll actually give out the recipe for Ed's special sauce.

yes it does thats why its a secret

@@kryptonianpowers yes

@@carinarosales6899 yr right

I really expected him to come back with some scary smart legal-ese, make Kenan sweat a little.

lol then you'll be making a dad joke

Let this be a lesson, do not accept contracts from out of the blue

I say this in the party chat when someone don't make sense 🤣🤣🤣

​@@justpeachy7377my guy go KZfaq - are you a good person by living waters

Movies like this are so wholesome and fun. The 90s seem like they were such carefree years when I look at the way things are today. It's like we've quit making progress and are in regression since Bush and Obama.

@@rustyshackleford9637 I mean at least in the 1990s and even the 2000s you could make good impartial jokes You can’t really do that now cos of Political Correctness and Cancel Culture

@@Shade571 No, you can definitely make funny edgy jokes, its all about intent. Lots of edgy humor just relies on making fun of people that are different or subjects most people agree are taboo. We just dont celebrate calling people slurs, thats all. That said, im not sure what you even are trying to say: the comment was about how carefree and fun the 90s were, and you are here complaining about cancel culture? what?

@@rebotsomat2341 the dude I was replying to was talking about how since Bush and Obama we’ve been in regression One of those signs we have regressed is the Comedy now, we’ve declined in comedy, more focused on Ideologies and less on Creativity, in the 90s we had Good Burger, Dumb and Dumber, Kingpin, Big Lebowski, Austin Powers etc In the 2000s we had Napoleon Dynamite, Superbad, Borat, Hot Fuzz, The Hangover, Scary Movie etc In the 2010s we still had a couple but we started to decline, Deadpool, Ted, The Interview, Daddy’s Home, Fist Fight etc And now so far in the 2020s we have had Free Guy, Don’t Look Up, Fire Saga, The Adam Project etc Notice a pattern here, we’ve gone completely downhill, only Comedy film that made me laugh out loud this decade was EEAAO, one film in 3 years A big difference was then the comedy films were at least grounded in the comedy and were impartial with how they treated people, now you can’t say certain stuff because you might offend people The funny thing about Superbad was that they sounded like Regular Teenagers, saying what they wanted, doing what they wanted etc, you can’t make that film nowadays because they do say slurs in there like F*g, R***rded, Seth being misogynistic etc, because there’s teens like that In the 90s they were more in their head with comedy but they’re was a light hearted fun to them, Dumb and Dumber and Good Burger are funny because of how stupid they are, the jokes in it are lame but because we like the personality of the characters we laugh at how stupid it is

such a shame he became a pdf file

Everything Kenan does is pretty much the same character.

As a kid watching Kenan and Kel, i always thought Kel was funnier and better, finding out Kenan became more succesful while Kel went through some real life issues kinda hurt. but the end was good Kenan got successful but Kel became Humble. Still don't enjoy Kenan's comedy much tho.

He was already on the rise since Mighty Ducks 2

Kel decided to stop acting and went to something less stressful than Hollywood. Gotta give him credit, and Kel even said he saved his money and made wise investments and his worth right now is $5 million, but that’s only in 2020, his net worth is now double what it was. Kenan made the most money, but again, love that Kel moved on and did his own thing.

kenan only famous because of Kel and he knows it. That's why he sold his soul and left Kel behind because he knows he's just a soulless puppet and despite that Kel still stayed humble and cool

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@@anthonyleachman3541 that's right

FACTS!!!!!

@@pbscraze thanks

Yupp

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And it’s getting a sequel now so WOOO!

@@jedbigboi2380 True. And it’s coming to Paramount+ later this year.

I love this part fo scene in good burger good burger was my favorite movie 🎥🎥🍿

You have a website?

Bruh I tried making sauces too 😂

Goodbye Mondo Burger adios

There's no recipe because there's no actual sauce. That stuff's probably just ketchup mixed with mayonnaise.

@@BTTFMovie nah there’s a recipe, Nickelodeon just posted it

@@barisutaexe4380 nice but were is it

If you pause at 4:03 you can see roughly all the ingredients for Ed's sauce. Ketchup, lemon juice, mustard, pickle juice, vinegar, dried pepper flakes. I think to get that orange color there's also mayonnaise in the recipe. Some people say that Ed's sauce is the same as Burger King's zesty sauce. If it was the same as zesty sauce, there would also be horseradish sauce in the recipe.

@@Juicyanimations- what that

Good Burger 2 got announced.

​@@maskcollector6949And now it's out. It was pretty good!

Gordon Ramsey: Where's the SAUCE?

Lol

I was just a baby back then, this movie is a year younger than me.

Chickfila sauce is the best

Orange ass chick fil a sauce

lol, that’d be hilarious cause Chik-Fil-a didn’t even exist yet. Edit: ok I’m a dumbass, turns out it did exist.

@@ed_Skynight chick fil a was open in 1945

@@BenA-uo1mt Oh shit it did? My bad. What about the sauce?

They shouldn't made a real life restaurant back in the day when good burger was released.

To be fair there are a lot of good diners and drive-ins with this type of food. Ask around your area and you'll probably find something. As for the special sauce its probably something like McDonald's Big Mac sauce.

Arby's did

@@user-uk6sg7ps1c Neat

A sequel is happening.

Oh it's happening all right

It happened lol

The second one is just water

Yup. He's the manager. Sucked the joy out of this scene seeing that guy...

Lmao I didn't realize that 😂

Technically if you ask me it would have been fair for them to split the profits 50/50. Then again they should have also been making at least a quarter for every burger they sold instead of 10 cents

what ?

ture

yeah then Dexter got 80% of the amount Ed had

That was only $52, really not that much all things considered. Still,10 cents for every burger sold, that’s 650 good burgers sold, that’s making bank. Who’s the owner of Good Burger anyway? Now I don’t condone the fact that Dexter took advantage of Ed’s naivety, but to be fair, it was partially Ed’s fault that Dexter was in the situation in the first place. Dexter was also to blame because he shouldn’t have been driving in the first place, and he really should have been driving slower in the area given that it was a residential area, but Ed wasn’t adhering to safety standards when he was making that delivery. Though, to be fair, it could have been a twist of fate. After all, if Dexter hadn’t been working for Good Burger, he wouldn’t have tasted Ed’s sauce and the sauce wouldn’t have been passed around by the coworkers and Mr. Bailey, they wouldn’t have considered using it for the Good Burgers and Mondo Burger would have likely never closed down. Also, while it might be scummy for Dexter to take advantage of Ed, he was just trying to make as much money as possible to pay off his debt to his teacher and his mother. The money wasn’t even for himself, he was already in hot water for driving his mother’s car without permission or a license. Admittedly, what Monique said was true about him taking advantage of Ed, but the situation was somewhat complicated. Maybe Dexter should have gone for 60/40 with him getting the 40%, he still would have made a profit and likely would have been able to pay back his teacher while still paying for the damages to his mom’s car. Actually, if he had done it the right way, he could have had a good head start with paying for college.

That part made me laugh hard! 😭😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀

Regular Invader I would love to see a Fast Food Restaurant become an exact replica of Good Burger.

Idk about where you live but where I am there's plenty of little diners and burger shops that have the same 90s vibe

💀💀💀lol i was looking for this comment

No

It is

I thought I was the only one that saw that 😮 I was looking for this comment

Schneider* Snyder is a subway station in Philly

@@CaseysTrains 🤓🤓🤓

Bro took offense by his spelling mistake

@@CaseysTrains And also the bad guy in 3 Ninjas

Good idea! Including a TV show called Good Burger: The Series, with the original voice actors reprising their roles. It’s a shame that Abe Vigoda (voice actor for Otis) is now dead…

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me to

I think the sauce is just a mixture of ketchup, mayonnaise, pepper flakes, horseradish sauce, mustard pickle juice, vinegar 🤔

@@erikastone9183 also bbq sauce and malted milk powder a bit and lemon juice and onion. Also, I think I recognize one of the big glass bottles as Franks Red Hot hot sauce Sounds like it tastes very good

Or similar to Raising Cane's sauce.

No kidding about THAT one, you know.

Unfortunately he is dead now! That's Simple Maths!

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Now I think that this sequel would be better with more characters from the first movie, like Monique, Deedee, Fizz, or Roxanne. Otis is dead now, so that’s a bummer. If it doesn’t work out, then they might have to redo the sequel. The positives are that Ed and Dexter are in the sequel, the Burger Mobile gets a new look, and the version of We’re All Dudes.

Dont forget their fried cook was long gone now. . I mean Spatch

@@johnmathewsari3002 Uh, uh, only Otis says something about being dead, not Spatch.

What did you think of the sequel?

@@ivanivez7456 Fuckin loved it! The last thing I ever expected was to see Ed as a father, and it was awesome. Go see it.

Ed voiced by Kel Mitchell. Dexter voiced by Kenan Thompson.

Fizz voiced by Josh Server. Otis voiced by Abe Vigoda. (It’s sad that he died…) Spatch voiced by Ron Lester. Monique voiced by Shar Jackson.