as a current employee of The Habit Burger Grill, there is a nifty little trick that the company doesn’t tell us about in training. if you look at the little paper “boats” that our fries and kids meals come in, you might notice that certain fold points have perforations. while these are primarily there to for the product company to help properly fold the boats into the correct shape, they are also there for us cooks in the restaurants to easily break off an end of the boat and turn it into a scooping tool. dropped the fry scoop in the middle of a rush and don’t have time to clean it? no problem. just break off and end of one of the literal hundreds of paper fry boats right in front of you and continue scooping fries like no tomorrow. they are also used to help us with the process of pre-portioning special fried items like green beans and sweet potato fries. turn the big fry boat into a scoop and then fold the pointed corners inward to allow a perfect glide into the portion bag after weighing the correct amount of product. we also use them as disposable cleaning tools for the fryer tubs and the grease trap underneath, as well as for clearing excess food waste from dish sinks. and some cashiers use them to help pick up spills in the dining areas. nifty, no?

I’m a marketing major with a psychology minor. In one of my psychology of marketing classes, we talked about how casinos are purposely maze-like. The idea is to keep people from seeing sunlight, doors, or even clocks so they get lost in a haze of gambling. High end casinos scrap that idea, inviting lots of sunlight and neat, open floors.

Disneyland pumps scents in the air to make it smell good especially if you walk by a bakery in the park. Oh and that juice box trick works when putting oil in your car too

"Is everything in my life a lie?" Actually, almost everything is!

What's Up with the background music makes me feel like watching a Nature Documentary 😅😅

Okay so the toilet paper should be the other way so it doesn’t hit the wall. Am I seriously the only one who noticed it was still touching the wall?

I was watching this vid in my room and I have wooden floor and I’m now questioning my floor rn 😂

The toilet paper is actually hung outward, rather than against the wall, so that it hangs the closest to the user’s grip.

Cant even take a dump without someone telling me I'm doing it wrong.

Fun fact: Disney Parks use the stamped concrete and laced stones in >80% of walking surfaces.

Here's two, 'always have scissors handy for opening that unopenable plastic rapper' 'to open a tight screw lid use a cloth,towel or piece of material for a better grip' That's all folks

Heinz 57 - Heinz said he chose "5" because it was his lucky number and the number "7" was his wife's lucky number. However, Heinz also said the number "7" was selected specifically because of the "psychological influence of that figure and of its enduring significance to people of all ages"

3:11 The TP touches the wall either way...

As others have no doubt pointed out, flange is not pronounced "flangey." The E is silent.

The noodles are a little bit of the noodles because those noodles are meant to expand and gives you more

I honestly wasn't so intellectually challenged that I needed someone to tell me how to break off and eat Toblerone.

Well, I mean, cereal boxes *do* already have an alternative way to hold it closed: there's a little tab on the top that you push in which holds one of the flaps tabs in place

The patent was from 1891, not 1981. That would make me older than the concept itself 😆

I’ve actually never had a Toblerone candy bar and when u think about it it’s kinda sad

I love how he says "OK YOU DO NOT BELIEVE ME"? As if we are watching this saying to ourselves "NAH UR LYING, PROVE IT, UR WRONG, CANT BE, SAY IT AINT SO, JUST WONT WORK"! Believe me... We believe you!

Hey, here's an overcomplicated way to close a cereal box instead of using tabs to close the box

6:30 I been working as a Visual Merchandiser for so long in one of the well known apparel store in UAE but we never use such trick to display either towels or jeans but real folded display

Grocery stores put most of the good stuff at the end of an eyesore which means you will have to stay there longer and the fact that if you stay for five minutes you will start buying things you don’t need

When I worked for Old Navy, there were no displays. We had to use a plastic folder for shirts and pants by hand over and over

I'm m not an employee but I noticed the cheap brands of toilet paper the cardboard on the inside is bigger so there is less toilet paper.

FYI, "flange" isn't pronounced with an "ee" at the end. The "e" is silent. 😂

Whole carrots are sometimes sold in plastic bags with narrow orange stripes running down the length. You might want to peek between the stripes to make sure the carrots are still fresh. It might just save your soup!

The stroking action of the flangee is known as “flangelation”.

Unclogging the toilet is basically doing CPR on it

felt like a compilation. seen most of it here on Be Amazed before

The "under" method for toilet paper is essential if you have a cat, otherwise they will unroll it!

0:32 the guy on the right is a cereal killer 😨😂

That juice carton "trick" has been around for ages. Just ask anyone that pours car oil from a bottle, or really anything with an offset opening. I pour straight from a 5 qt container into my oil funnel with no issues or splashes. Turn the bottle sideways as you empty it to keep the flow continuous without having to turn it upside down.

Me who has never even seen a Toblerone: *Mhm yes I understand*

After learning the tin foil trick I use it and show people it if they don’t know. Really comes in handy

I've tried snapping Toblerone the 'correct' way before. hasn't worked X'D

"If you're already partial to sticking a straw in your can..." made me spit Coca-Cola at my monitor.😛

It's later now, Thankyou for teaching me the word "nurdle"

I’m a marketing major with a psychology minor. In one of my psychology of marketing classes, we talked about how casinos are purposely maze-like. The idea is to keep people from seeing sunlight, doors, or even clocks so they get lost in a haze of gambling. High end casinos scrap that idea, inviting lots of sunlight and neat, open floors. 37

Did you know? That some stores have empty boxes on shelves to make it look like they have more of what they have.

“Tic Tac” user 😂😂

13:25 I like how my dad takes actual time to place every brick and tile at his work

Wow The last one really helped because The follow keeps on falling out every five seconds and it’s annoying so thank you 🙏

Some facts about bears: Some bears can eat thousands of caterpillars in a day. Pandas bend back tree branches to rest and sunbathe. Polar bears can hold their breath for about two minutes.

3:09 its also touching the wall when its the right way

Am I the only one who immediately thought of friends when he said “flange”?? 😂😂

Re: Bed Bath & Beyond, yep those towels ARE on the foam blocks, but as an ex employee the towel department was STILL the most hated department to close because you still had tons of towels on the tables to fold since everyone and their mama unfolded each one.

One secret to peanut butter nobody mentions is that you can get 100% all natural delicious peanut butter by simply cracking up hazelnuts, get off the top shell skin, pop it into the own at the top for almost no minutes, crush and mix them and you have peanut butter with no added sugar or anything. A nifty trick my dad taught me about old roads is those with cube shaped rocks. They don't just last an eternity, but when they start to get worn out, you simply turn it around to another side and now you can reuse it for another eternity. One of the worst inventions fooling us is soda. We always buy packaged sodas in a bottle or can. But restaurants and such buy the exact same Coca Cola in powder. They easily and cheaply buy a ton of soda powder, add carbon to water, add the powder and sell it fresh. Since it's powder, it lasts longer and come out fresh every time. Another cheap trick is smaller packages. We're not paying for the product, but the packaging. So they want you to buy as small as possible to pay more for less. A personal tip is when you have open pillows or soft parts of furniture, or maybe you're just tired of ripped sheets. Use towels. Not just super fluffy and liquid absorbent but made to handle tearing and straining.

The center most pyramid toilet paper or paper towel is almost always hollow. I should know used to work at a grocery store.

4:34 THE HEINZ DUDE IS MOVING LOOK AT HIS FACE LOL

Ah yes, now the bacteria is on the other side of the toilet paper Helth

That space between the noodles and the box is for hot water. You can't put water if the noodle is too up. Soo much brain 🧠

My father showed me this Toblerone trick like 30 years ago.

"The plunger has a flange,not a flangee

I’ve always broken toblerone that way never knew that was an unusual way

For the toblerone advice, literally everyone who eat it many times know this

How does hanging the TP in the “over” configuration make it magically not touch the wall?

If you have cats , the under roll, keeps them from playing "I want a fluffy white pile to sleep on"

5:41 why did I see that as shotgun ammo

I worked in the linens department in Frankel’s Home Shoppes in the 1970s and 1980s. I can assure you the displays of towels were NOT fake! I folded each and every last bath towel, bath sheet, hand towel, washcloth!

0:50 man i really love that app called tic tac, what a great app that tic tac is .

Honestly, to me the towels fooled me because they look like a shoot gun. Gray part: Where the bullet goes out of, red: ammo part and brown: where you hold it. (5:56)

10:30 “practical and healthy” And life threatening if your an animal!

Stores always put the food in the back of the shelf and the oldest food in the front

I hate peanut butter for absolute no reason, just saying.

01:13 we use an even more effective method, snack clips. This looks like it doesn’t seal well enough for me Edit: wow 5 likes thank you so much!

I can tell you that a lot of that 'bakery fresh' stuff for sale at your local supermarket arrived there frozen and was just thawed and put out. Other items get a brief pass thru the ovens after thawing before being sold.

I opened a IKEA desk and inside there was card board (it was hard to open)

I was literally watching this while brushing

When I used to work at walbaums there was something we did on the shelfs with can goods called dumbing were you would stack the cans on top of each other up front on the shelf to make it look full

1: You still have to close the cereal bag or will get stale. And that is not going to stop mice, they chew threw cardboard. 2: Yes...you do need both types of plunger because do you really want to plunge your kitchen sink with the same plunger you use on the toilet? 3: I have seen concrete stamped and dyed to look like red hard wood and it was stunning.

The Toblerone ads in the 80s taught us to snap it that way so it isn’t a hack and certainly wasn’t “discovered” in 2014!

14:20 the first image of these is just a movie prop, to make citys look older, they deployed a bunch of these in my town, when they where filming a WW2 movie.

Fun fact:you haven't watched the full video

So let me get this straight. You don't like Toblerone? I am. And I'm tired of pretending I'm not.

As a former employee of Old Navy, I can confidently say that the fake jean display is not true. We fold each pair and put them on the shelf, sized and all. No foam pad, no fake stacks, just having to fold the jeans everyday. The saying practice makes perfect really applies when it comes to the jean walls🤷‍♀️

In my IT class I learned that it wouldn’t take more than five or ten minutes to change or upgrade your computer’s RAM at Best Buy. You can look at Linus Tech Tips to see how it’s really done.

4:37 look at h.j. heinz eyes there moving

5:34 That’s basically while “rinse and repeat” was added to shampoo bottles. Granted there are some styling products that need some extra work to get out of your hair, but it was originally created JUST as a marketing gimmick (it may have even been on a bet to see if he could literally double sales almost overnight).

Not sure if American mice are a little less tenacious but I can confirm that UK based rodents don't try and enter in the normal civilized way (through the top) then give up. They simply gnaw through the side of the cereal box, through the bag and then feast on your breakfast. Best to get plastic cereal storage tubs, put the bag in the tub & throw the box away, no need for any cereal box origami.

2 things wrong with the toilet paper argument: 1. The toilet paper is touching the wall (in that example) anyways.. forward or back, the toilet paper still touches the wall, therefor argument invalid. 2. There are suspended toilet paper holders that don't touch anything except the holder.. IE I have a standing holder that suspends it.. So we're back to square one. Forward or back.

whos blood was that in the toilet!!?? omg someone must of been sick if that happened.

He said cooking feels like a chore am I the only one here who enjoys it a lot

I use Welch's for my juice and their cartons in florida (that i know of), are shaped like old fashion milk cartons so the juice method wouldn't work for me cause of the lip on the top. But thank tou for the tip!🙂🙂🙂 Sry for breaking the 1,800 comments amount.

used to work at a hardware store we put empty boxes at the top of shelves to make it look like we had more of everything

This is how I’ve been folding my cereal for about year now when I learned this trick.

9:07 i tried this a long time ago and my entire counter was filled with milk

Just one word for you THANK-YOU.

Thank you so much for mentioning my hack! I am Katybee2020 on tiktok. This is awesome, I’m amazed at how far my video went!

everyday i watch be amazed cause he post vids daily i love it all and im a huge fan

Another Fun Fact: Instead of folding your cereal box you can pour it into a sealable container which when done cleaned and used to hold another cereal

15:12 i’m honestly starting to get worried about the number of people who have made it to adulthood without realizing or discovering these on their own.

12:38 Never have I seen people look so dissatisfied eating Chinese LOL!

3:00 My mom does this so the cats can’t unravel the whole thing.

Toblerone: That is always how I broke the pieces off, I've been doing that for over 40 years.

Stores put the more expensive stuff at eye view and the less expensive stuff way to high up and way to low

12:45 unfolding your chinese food box to make a plate. You can see in the video just how potentially messy that becomes. Any liquid is bound to find its way off the 'plate'. Good luck with that. The actually life hack would have been if they served you it as a plate and you could just fold it up to a box so it won't be a mess.

When he showed the portrait of the heinz guy he blinked the freaking painting blinked

Nurdles was a winning scrabble word

I used to work at home depot and was told the Behr paint, when they first started years ago they used to use empty paints cans on the shelves to make it look like they had more!