Hurry up before they die

@@Carcosahead this is a bad taste reply

@@Carcosahead Not very good manners, should not be wishing something like this is in fact longevity and prosperity to those who thrive.

@@Carcosahead There was no reason to be disrespectful and rude. If you have nothing of value to say, please don't say anything at all.

@@Carcosahead Such heartless comment. God saves your soul, if you have one.

But their eye sight is bad! And sometimes there is insect or hair in the food!

@@kusukacolaylowlee1611 Haha, even our own food are not guaranty wont have those, we tried our best to serve clean food for our family and take great care on preparing, still these thing happens, not to mention elderly people, they tried their best, surely didn't do it purposely. Haha even great company make mistakes, we are just human. 🥰

@@theweatherisaokay4964 hah! Im bald! No hair in my food! And insect? Not in my watch!

Wow, respect to people like him. Even though it's his choice and he decided to help them start running their business in the morning. Salute👏

👍

Respectful

Amen 🙏🏻

well said yelly

Bless them 🙏🙏🙏

20 minutes? That's just the length of the video and it has jump cuts. It took them roughly 2-3 hours to set everything up I reckon.

@@bikerboy3k Absolutely! Amazing.

If they had been doing this for 70 years then he would’ve started at 9 years old..something is not right with the figures here🤔

@@sallybutton6237 They did not have high education, nor many choices. Hard time after WW2 made them gotta work since very young age to survive. Long time life struggle has made what they are now. Ability to choose from many choices still is a luxury thing for many people in this world.

yearly they have less than 700k arrest and that includes foreigners compared to america having almost 9 million a year

Highly respect to their discipline culture

I agree they are much better. However you have to look at the amount of people they have. How many people are of an age and who is going there. America has three times the people. Those arrests include for anything crime related, including those crossing the border which are many. Japan also has a high elderly population. Most won't or are incapable of really commiting a crime and hoping to get away with it. Their youth is dwindling as they get older and Japan is having a hard time getting people to have more children. But again yes, Japan's population as a whole is much more reserved and well behaved. The government also generally listens and takes care of it's citizens. It has universal health care for instance.

And no homeless or junkies and other delinquents to mess with their stuff.

@@akattom you've never been to Japan have you? Speaking strictly of the homeless there are many and they line the streets at night. Now they are generally well behaved homeless people. I've never seen them ask for anything. They have carts all packed up and are hidden away during the day time for the most part. They even have solar panels for their electronics.

Haha, that was the first thing i noticed, i said ain't no way he's wearing slides to pull this cart around town.. My legs would be on fire.

That's why they say "use it or lose it"

I love your video. I wish them good health and all the happiness in this world.

Hopefully their son won't have to work like this. Seriously, how much money can they make per week?

@@itsm3th3b33 Is not always about money, its about purpose. I have observed that in Japanese culture, even a gas station attendant takes great pride in his or her job. I do agree that you always want what is best for your children and wish for them a better opportunity than yours, but sometimes it is a family affair :)

@@itsm3th3b33 don’t know how much money but not everything in life is about money. Sometimes one can take pride in the work itself and the service one provides. Not to mention the opportunity for creating something amazing.

@@picilocarnal that’s why our social it’s so different ,unfortunately, it’s all about money here 🫤and nursing homes are a sad fact of life .

that means you need to rethink life lol

Ikr, it's crazy how it goes from a cart he pushes down the road to a full fledge restaurant. This one was really nicely done too.. from the cardboard on the ground to keep the sidewalk clean, to taping down all the wires and pulling them tight, to the clean towels covering the benches to make it feel cleaner and more comfortable. I'm always amazed to see them go thru all this setup knowing it's coming down that night and all to be done again in the morning. I could use some of that dedication and work ethic.

True👏👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺

Its written the husband is 2nd generation of this shopkeeper since 1950

They will have to retire. No?

LONG LIVE FOR UP COMING. GENEARATION. I AM FROM I NDIA

wait till you see street food in india...

@@musgrave6886 I have never ever fallen sick from eating street food anywhere in Asia. India included. In comparison, some restaurants have gotten me badly sick.

I agree!