Minnie Driver On Americans' Bad Table Manners | CONAN on TBS
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- (Original Airdate: 03/12/18) The British-born actress thinks Americans threw out their table manners in 1773 with the tea in Boston Harbor.
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I absolutely KNEW what Conan was going to say at 2:44 before he said it.
I don't believe I've seen an interview with her before, but that was a jolly good time…
Minnie Driver is hilarious, that crowd wasn't doing her justice
She does a great American accent
Her son is an Italian wise guy.
My mom would also tell me to keep my arms off the table. If I put them there they would be severed from my body. I now have negative six arms.
Hahaha ....cute comment :)
do you till have legs
Thanks for funny and valuable video as always 😂😂😂
Bad table manners are now saved for the drive through
The irony of speaking about bad manners then end your argument by flipping off…
People are allowed to joke. The whole thing is light hearted don’t get so hurt by it
I think she was imitating the ironic American peeps she was describing...with humor.
Good will hunting,
I missed her
As someone who is Chinese American, I consider it very rude and disrespectful to my heritage when people or parents allow their child to play with chopsticks like drumsticks at the dining table.
Minnie Driver and Adam Driver should make a movie together about being Uber drivers. I think it would be hilarious. Minnie is such a babe!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
She looks like a peggy carter
I know her brother Volvo Driver. Reliable guy.
5cyl ❤
And let's not forget her son, Baby Driver
Try again.
@@gurkigurkenglas still reliable.
I love this background set.
Reminds me of Animaniacs
I still don't get why she has a British accent and Adam does not.
Let's teach em about food in general first
Calling your 9 year old son "such a good dude" is... interesting
and coming from a Brit mom?
I don't know what's happening
...she's American now. They've corrupted her!
Seeing as your the original dude I feel your slightly hurt by this
_IRINAAA, TAKE A HIKE!!!_
Now that's a jaw
give us a kiss
She's pretty funny herself🤣
When I see a fork switching hands (from left hand to right hand, or vice versa) so someone can finally handle the knife (as opposed to having been taught to lock the fork to whatever hand you want, and the knife to the other), I cringe inside, yes. There's ways to not be a juggler at the table, just saying... 2 hands, 2 utensils... it's begging to not need juggling. lol
That's your British etiquette bias. American etiquette dictates only using your utensils with your dominant hand. Cut with right hand, eat with right hand.
@@cutapacka4 This is not British etiquette, this is European or international etiquette (apart from Asian etiquette).
@@noctilux7799 Etiquette, by nature, isn't standardized internationally as you just noted with the Asian example :) it varies across countries and nuances exist even in societal contexts. Europeans, from what I read, adopted many of their customs from the French aristocrats, but even still the modern French customs are not the exact same standards that you'll see across Europe.
@@cutapacka4 There is still a bigger difference to US-standards than between european standards (or even international Hotels/Restaurants in Delhi, Singapore, or Jakarta).
I got hit in the head by one of her at Top Golf.
How many of her is there? Is she cloned?
@1Dreamking Well, there's different brands of mini drivers. TaylorMade, SLDR.
OK BOTS
seriously!
@@treemarie3080 ridiculous
Britons are so good at pointing out flaws in other people while shamelessly denying their own countless faults.
Americans really do have this contrarian attitude of wanting be as obnoxious as possible even when knowing it's not right.
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