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In a similar vein, here's a guide to the proper etiquette at a Japanese sushi restaurant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDL8yu34fz0 https://www.youtube.com/wa
by teraflop 5y ago
In a similar vein, here's a guide to the proper etiquette at a Japanese sushi restaurant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDL8yu34fz0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDL8yu34fz0
- andrewfromx 5y agoif party of one you should feel a little shame! wow.
- appwiz 5y agoOrder sushi like a CEO https://youtu.be/-gdjieGyB5s https://youtu.be/-gdjieGyB5s
- lillesvin 5y agoAw, man! I'd forgotten this existed. My gf and I used to do the "mah mah mah mah", "oh toh toh toh"-thing when pouring drinks for each other. Thanks for posting it and reminding me.
- aflag 5y agoWhat does that actually mean? Is it a reference for something people do in Japan?
- Arnavion 5y agoThe person who the drink is being poured for is saying that it's too much and it's about to spill. The person pouring the drink wants to continue pouring out of generosity. "o-to-to" (sort of like "oops") and "maa maa" ("no no" / "doesn't matter") are normal things for the respective parties to say in this situation. It just won't go on for that long, or be done every time with those exact words like a ritual, which is the joke.