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@MrNapoli360 Calabrian (or Southern Italian) ... identified as "Calabrese" by Australian Italian friends btw. I can't see snooty Milanese or other Nord Italians identifying with the Parmiggiano humour at all .... and it belongs to the Southern Italian diaspora (of the 1950s to early 70s) experience - be it in Toronto, Montreal, Sydney or Melbourne. Their children and grandchildren have moved on from the inner city ethnic experience I think to other things.
Grow up with Italian parents in a one bedroom apartment on Jameson Avenue in Parkdale in Toronto and you remember never running out of those rubber gaskets for the Bialetti espresso maker 'cause spares would be hanging on a nail on the kitchen wall.
@johnrenouf1 Thanks for that message, but unfortunately i can't edit the video because i deleted it a while back from my computer, but I'm glad you made that point, so people can understand it clearly.
Actually what Rosie Parmiggiano refers to when she says "manga gomma insite!!" is her Canadian/Calabrese spin on Italian - manca gomma (missing rubber ring) inside - or in other words as per the original stage skit her screw together espresso coffee pot is miising the rubber ring inside ... e basta un terramoto di caffe!! Not a fancy espresso macchine or chewing gum at all.
@camel283232 ridicolous, first you are not italian but australian, second i don't hear anyone speaking italian in this video, except a horrible wrong dialect
Fuckeni fatso, I square-a to God, I cross-a my heart, I hope-a he die!! Give me the phone Elisabetta, let me speak to Jarut-i acamaruti fuckeni napalle 'mo.
Fuckeni fatso, I square-a to God, I cross-a my heart, I hope-a he die!! Give me the phone Elisabetta, let me speak to Mr Jarut-i acamaruti fuckeni napalle 'mo.
i non go strippy strip, i no pay strippy strip! now fucka you and leave me alone!
ReplyDeletehaha LOVE IT!
OMG I can't stop laughing this is so damn funny.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, they made the video to make her speak broken-English because it makes it funnier.
ReplyDeleteOmg! That's soooo hilarious!
ReplyDelete@MrNapoli360 Calabrian (or Southern Italian) ... identified as "Calabrese" by Australian Italian friends btw. I can't see snooty Milanese or other Nord Italians identifying with the Parmiggiano humour at all .... and it belongs to the Southern Italian diaspora (of the 1950s to early 70s) experience - be it in Toronto, Montreal, Sydney or Melbourne. Their children and grandchildren have moved on from the inner city ethnic experience I think to other things.
ReplyDelete@johnrenouf1 What do you mean Canadian/Calabrese? Sono un italiano. No una Canadiani.
ReplyDeleteGrow up with Italian parents in a one bedroom apartment on Jameson Avenue in Parkdale in Toronto and you remember never running out of those rubber gaskets for the Bialetti espresso maker 'cause spares would be hanging on a nail on the kitchen wall.
ReplyDeletehow did my grandma get on youtube?
ReplyDelete@camel283232 No worries Camel!! The rest of the accompanying graphics are great and add to the fun IMO.
ReplyDelete"un capisciti nu cazz i nendi!" Ahahahah
ReplyDelete@johnrenouf1 Thanks for that message, but unfortunately i can't edit the video because i deleted it a while back from my computer, but I'm glad you made that point, so people can understand it clearly.
ReplyDeleteActually what Rosie Parmiggiano refers to when she says "manga gomma insite!!" is her Canadian/Calabrese spin on Italian - manca gomma (missing rubber ring) inside - or in other words as per the original stage skit her screw together espresso coffee pot is miising the rubber ring inside ... e basta un terramoto di caffe!! Not a fancy espresso macchine or chewing gum at all.
ReplyDeletetoo funny
ReplyDeleteSo funny can't stop watching it helpa-me helpa-me!!
ReplyDeleteI don't go strip e strip and I don't do strip e strip!!!
ReplyDeleteLOL@ 4:58 manca gooma inside is brooken
ReplyDeletethis is an unknown language in italy, nobody in italy speaks with that horrible loud disgusting accent
ReplyDelete@camel283232 ridicolous, first you are not italian but australian, second i don't hear anyone speaking italian in this video, except a horrible wrong dialect
ReplyDeleteFuckeni fatso, I square-a to God, I cross-a my heart, I hope-a he die!! Give me the phone Elisabetta, let me speak to Jarut-i acamaruti fuckeni napalle 'mo.
ReplyDeleteFuckeni fatso, I square-a to God, I cross-a my heart, I hope-a he die!! Give me the phone Elisabetta, let me speak to Mr Jarut-i acamaruti fuckeni napalle 'mo.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. If you're not Italian (and don't understand the dialect), then you're missing half the funny parts! ROFL
ReplyDeleteDid this win an Oscar?? LOL
ReplyDeleteFUCKING FUNNY AS HELL!
it's not italian language it' s dialect.
ReplyDeletethats just like my grandma
ReplyDeleteI'm laughing so hard I can't breathe!
ReplyDeletecan someone please tell me who the production crew was for this commercial? id really appreciate it. thanks :)
ReplyDeletethanks~
ReplyDeleteIt is beat poetry :)
ReplyDeletewhat music style is this? Jazz? ( feel ignorant)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE MUSIC make more sheetz :)
ReplyDeleteI *love* these commercials!
ReplyDeleteOk but still no break for you to day go lay down.
ReplyDeleteI promise that if I made the commercials they would be a few seconds long and get straight to the point.
ReplyDelete"Buy something from our Expresso Bar."
And it would would only play between the songs on the radio twice and hour or so.
So you made song up bad very bad. You get 3 days off work!
ReplyDeleteWho came up with this shit did you do this? Why for the love of god why did you do it WHY?! NOOOOOOOO ok for this you get 3 points:)
ReplyDeleteThankfully I work the overnight so we only hear this as we leave in the morning.
ReplyDeletei love this song
ReplyDeleteI HEAR THIS AT| WORK ALL DAY LONG!
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