I can sense the comments saying "What's the proper etiquette to rub out out under the table"

This guy is a professional British person

Joe being edited into a suit for the thumbnail is the most cursed thing I’ve ever seen 😭

I eat pasta like a FREAK bro, I lift it into the air and start lowering it down into my mouth so I don’t gotta slurp up the strands that hang super low

etiquette expert answers etiquette questions and teaches you how to be etiquette etiquettely

3:00 I don’t think he realizes. Charcuterie boards aren’t for dinner or whatever. The are for parties, get together’s, events, funerals, weddings, etc. not sitting down at home for dinner

What’s the proper etiquette to evade my taxes

Joe's comment section needs an Etiquette Expert.

His keyword for his editor is “lock in”

4:45 you can see the vein slowly appear on his forehead

3:53 I had an original experience one time when I was in 3rd grade. My whole class was getting ready for the day before winter break, when the class got to watch The Polar Express with hot chocolate and such. However, the week beforehand, I got pneumonia, so I was sick for two weeks, so I watched the majority of Batman: The Animated Series while snacking on a 6-oz tub of Blue Cheese crumbles and ate the whole thing in two days.

Fun fact: etiquette means “label” or “tag” in French. “Regarde l’étiquette sur ce t-shirt” is look at the price tag on this t-shirt”

I call bs on the wine part. Usually waiters pour just a tiny bit of wine into your glass so you could taste it before you pay for the whole thing. If you didn't like it you get to try a different one. Of course when you drink the whole thing and say it's bad then it's a different story. (Coming from a waiter.)

Edit: Watched a little more of the video and I've come to the conclusion that this "fancy" guy is not human. I'm sorry but he's not.

I'm surprised he didn't lose his shit over the fact that the "no elbows on the table" rule came from tables with a moronic design flaw

Fun fact: having your elbows on the table is considered rude because people used to sit at these long skinny tables (like at Hogwarts) so if you had you elbows on the table it meant that not enough food was being served

it is important to learn good etiquette when looking to network with someone that you want to do business with. honestly, it doesn’t matter how you eat, but people do look for good etiquette to see if you would be a good business partner. usually good etiquette transfers to good work ethics.

1:55 i usually pour the whole thing in my mouth and swish it around, my face swollen with boiling tea, then i spray it back into the teacup like a hose. This is how all Americans stir their tea

28:20 JUST YELL FIRE AND LOCK THE DOOR WHEN THEY ALL RUN OUTSIDE😂

I knew Joe would be pissed the whole time as soon as I saw the title😭😭

Is it bad that I love the way he talks, and like how he says etiquette that shit is zesty but like satisfying