In Germany we have a "per unit" price on the items, telling you the difference per liter for bottles for example. I'm from south-west Germany, swabian, and we are exactly like this! I respect that.
I also like that. When i saw discounted shampoo or body soap at alfamart, i really compare their price/ml ratio for comparing which discount worth it more lol 😅😅😅
In Germany they HAVE TO write the price per kilo or price per liter, price per 100gr etc on the price tag thats on the shelf. In the past, brands tried to trick people by pricing their products per 100g, for example, while the non-name products were priced per kg. If you weren't paying attention, were stupid or were in a hurry you could accidentialy end up with the more pricey product even if you tried to pay Attention to the price. This has now been banned and similar products must be priced in the same units
In swedish stores we have the per kg price and the per liter price. Its pretty handy att times. By what i mean is that the price is written in a small yellow box in the corner of price labels
You should always read the small price tag on the shelves, they provide a lot of information so you don't have to do the calculations yourself and they're more accurate. Save yourself from being scammed by grocery stores guys.
In America we have stickers that are next to the price that tell you the price per ounce. I don't know if many people know about that but it is extremely useful.
*You passed the test. That is one of the things I wish my home country of Mexico improved upon. I know it's not much of a difference but there is Jumex a mexican juice company. If people bothered to invest on that instead they would be on a better health because they would have to water it down to match the size.*
Pricing sometimes doesnt makes sense. Dinner items are 5-10% cheaper in a packaging 1/3 the size. I've seen multiple medicines where the 30pcs packaging was 30% cheaper per capsule than the 60pcs packaging.
Came back to say GET THE RICE!
Blud💀🙏😭
Different lane in the shop
Water*
I where going to comment "but OMG DID YOU SEE THE RICE 4 DOLLARS 5 KILOGRAM WO WOULD WANT COKE COLA" but You already Say it
What you did was determine unit pricing, and which is legally required to be listed below the price of all products in Australia.
"After intense tensions, I bought a bag of white rice."
...Of the plainest and cheapest kind in existence, in a 15kg bag for cheaper price. 😂
Kankna: To get my money's worth.
"Want to flex my math"😂😂
Man's not flexing calculus
*meth
truly an asian of all times
Lol
Acorrding to my calculation you live in Malaysia and youre at speedmart🤓👆
"I just want to flex my math" IS SO ACCURATE
" GET THE RICE CAN FEED 4 FAMILY "
YE MORE WORTH
Did you just reply to your own comment? 😂
@@cesaro5076yes he did lol
@@cesaro5076schizophrenia
@@MalaysianBallProductionsbro forget to change account 💀
Bro pronounced "coca cola "in the most asian way possible 😂
fun fact: in german stores, the price for 1kg or 1l is always included on the price tag for easy comparisons
Same in Hungary. I think it's a EU standard.
can't only be an EU standard since we do it here in Bojoland too
@@AdamOwenBrowning Just because the EU uses this standard doesn't mean others cannot also use it.
we have price per gram 😁
Same in Bulgaria. Priced per kg/liter for most things
"i just want to flex my math" GOT ME ROLLING 😂😂😂😂😂
Bro did the malaysian Asian math
Correct
Malaysia 🗿🗿
@@uwuowo4856it's Malaysian to refer to things that is from Malaysia like Malaysian book, and she's a Malaysian (people from Malaysia)
@@ran_dom_demonFacts, i am also from Malaysia
@@cokoDocI'm also from Malaysia 🗿
"My money worth"
Gets me every time 🤣
Damnn bro kita pun gitu. Compare³ last last tak beli... 😂😂
Betulll siot
@kentwilliam5645yep
@kentwilliam5645yes
@kentwilliam5645iya
2 kedai ja bro, samada 99 speedmart atau mr diy. Masuk berjam2 keluar beli 1 barang ja
An asian flexing their math is like an adult showing off their ability to walk
🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼🧑🦼
How is this not viral?😂
People, please do understand that this comment was long ago when this video came out. It had but a few likes and comments
Fr
"fr" 🤖@@4ibu
exactly tho, bro did a whole equation for a CZcams short
it kinda is
@@maxu0 yup, now it is. At the time I commented, it had only 8 likes and 2 comments!🤯
In Australia, it’s common practice for supermarkets to display the price per metric unit as well as per item. Which is very convenient
lmao this is me in supermarket 😂 after do all the math i ask myself, "do i really need it or i just want it?"
'my money worth' never gets old
My man is shopping at Speed 99, he is already doing everything right 👌
How are u not even viral yet 😂😂😂😂
Every Asian moms in market 😂
For a reason it feels like you are at my area 💀
@@KarlsRandomGuy Ya, but he said he is currently at Kuala Lumpur T_T
He is def in Speed99
For him, it's a skit
For me, as a broke Russian, it's every day routine 👁👄👁
Literally me, i always look items that has more value per price.
Soda is one of the cases where buying bulk to save money isn't necessarily better, since it loses its gas once opened.
This should be viral holy shit😭😭
Flexing math ❌
Flexing calculator 👍
"i just want to flex my math" AVERAGE ASIAN
This guy is a national treasure! Protect him at all cost. 😅
This is me when i wanna buy junk food at supermarket... 😂😂😂... In the end, cancel n went home eat rice
Asian instinct to flex their math
In Germany we have a "per unit" price on the items, telling you the difference per liter for bottles for example.
I'm from south-west Germany, swabian, and we are exactly like this!
I respect that.
The perfectly imperfect loop
"Then I got another chuck of meat." 💀
Only mistake is to buy coke, and you didn't make it.
Genius
Lets go 99 speedmart the cheapest mart!
nah econsave might be cheaper
Just go to kedai 2 ringgit..
@@yunchiiyun8445 kedai RM 2 is just stuff only but no food
@@Mogasuseco better
The Maplestory background music 🥹
"this is me. an asian at a supermarket, im here to make my money woof"
I've been sharing this with friends lol
this is why Asian good at math, because we need to calculate which product is cheaper.
Me who boycotting 🤝
It's unhealthy anyway. I don't even drink them even b4 the boycott
Didnt ask
@@ReichtangleTHWho? You?
This is what teachers meant when they said: “you’ll use this in real life.”
In nepal we call Coca Cola “coke”💀
No fucking way i thought it's only on the rest of the world
that store looked like the one my mom bought me to
Really got me there for a sec, I almost, ALMOST, understood math 😂
I also like that.
When i saw discounted shampoo or body soap at alfamart, i really compare their price/ml ratio for comparing which discount worth it more lol 😅😅😅
In Poland (and probably a lot of other European countries) seller is obligated to write price per kg or price per liter on the tag.
"This is me an Asian"
"I am Trying to make my money worth"
Never gets old
In Germany they HAVE TO write the price per kilo or price per liter, price per 100gr etc on the price tag thats on the shelf.
In the past, brands tried to trick people by pricing their products per 100g, for example, while the non-name products were priced per kg. If you weren't paying attention, were stupid or were in a hurry you could accidentialy end up with the more pricey product even if you tried to pay Attention to the price. This has now been banned and similar products must be priced in the same units
average asians when grocery shopping:
Not him in the feminine hygiene aisle in the end🤠👍
That's why our labels just give us price per liter 😳
In France it's mandatory to show every price per kg or per L to avoid this type of confusion for the consumer 😁
Best dad joke I heard all day
If that is flexing your math, Tyron you're in the wrong neighbourhood.
Casual Asians in a supermarket:
Meanwhile me an asian just taking whatever i want without looking at the pricetag
Your mind would be blown in Australia, a 2 Litre bottle of pepsi is CHEAPER than a 1.25 Litre bottle. Both warm on shelf next to each other.
That's why in european supermarkets they straight out give the real price and the price for 1L
An Asian "flexing" his math skills is the exact same as a woman flexing her driving skills
I've noticed that on a few products.Where you think that buying the bulk option would save you money, but actually cost you more
In swedish stores we have the per kg price and the per liter price. Its pretty handy att times. By what i mean is that the price is written in a small yellow box in the corner of price labels
I subbed because of "I just want to flex my math" 😆
Bro used math even in shopping
You should always read the small price tag on the shelves, they provide a lot of information so you don't have to do the calculations yourself and they're more accurate. Save yourself from being scammed by grocery stores guys.
As a Asian, I approve this math
I don't know anything....but I was thinking the same.....😂😂😂😂
In the US, 1.5L coke costs $3.75. 1.25L costs $2.
I love how he spells coca-cola
We need more people in the world like this. 😂 just flexing my math skills😂😂😂😂😂
This was weirdly… attractive 😂
broo now im one of ur subscribers because we are in the same neighborhood, salam from indonesia lol
Truly asian move
He's there to brag, truly asian.
You are like Timmy from Steven he, he flexes with everything too 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No matter how you break it down, none of the prices are worth a 2 liter or less, the most I'm paying is a $1.50 to $2 a 2 liter
In America we have stickers that are next to the price that tell you the price per ounce. I don't know if many people know about that but it is extremely useful.
this why take asian to math competition instant win
This is why Asians need to have good grades, especially in maths
i recognized the shelves immediately
People out there flexing wealth, bro here flex his math
My first reaction was "not worth your money", so I'm glad it was just a flex.
The biggest flex in history 😂😂
As an Indian, I must say, this is basic math. There's nothing to flex here. Just another day at the park.
*You passed the test. That is one of the things I wish my home country of Mexico improved upon. I know it's not much of a difference but there is Jumex a mexican juice company. If people bothered to invest on that instead they would be on a better health because they would have to water it down to match the size.*
Man its really cheap in China, in India it cost somewhere around 9 RMB to 10RMB
Duuuude you're hilarious 😂
So relatable, I will see all products compare which one has more value for money and end up buying none.
"I just want to flex my math"
"Understandable"
speaking like a true asian
The way I do this at the store with shit I don’t consume all the time 😭💀
That is why Asians are good in maths
THAT'S JUST A MINI MART BRO, YOU'RE NOT FOOLING NO ONE
As an Asian , I just get back home and make my own water
Pricing sometimes doesnt makes sense. Dinner items are 5-10% cheaper in a packaging 1/3 the size. I've seen multiple medicines where the 30pcs packaging was 30% cheaper per capsule than the 60pcs packaging.
Not Asian, bro didn't even buy the rice
Legit certified Asian 😂
In Canada, the price per 100ml or mg is always included.
Best way to do it imo
My man, gonna sub now
he dont drink coke, he drink rice
As a Asian I knew it was coming 😂😅
bro thinks his einstein trying to flex his math