The Great Avocado Debate: Drew Talbert’s Amusing Take on Restaurant Etiquette

In a comical yet eye-opening video titled "PSA: Avocados Aren't Free," comedian Drew Talbert, co-written with Andrea Kelley, dives into the amusing chaos of restaurant life. The video captures a relatable scenario for anyone in the service industry and highlights the absurd expectations some customers have.

The plot unfolds with a server explaining to a colleague that a table wanted the extra charge for avocado removed from their bill. The customers threatened to deduct the cost from the server's tip if their request wasn't granted. This sets off a chain of humorous exchanges, revealing the unreasonable demands patrons often place on restaurant staff.

Drew Talbert enters the scene, embodying the persona of the restaurant's avocado supplier. With witty remarks and a dash of sarcasm, he confronts the customers, questioning their logic. "Do you just grab an avocado and slip it in your pocket at the grocery store?" he quips, highlighting the absurdity of expecting free avocado in a restaurant setting. This interaction not only provides a hearty laugh but also subtly educates viewers on the value of paying for additional items.

The video is a perfect blend of humor and reality, capturing the frustrations and hilarity that servers face daily. It resonates with anyone who has ever worked in the food service industry or dealt with demanding customers. Andrea Kelley’s co-writing adds depth to the script, ensuring each line delivers maximum comedic impact.

For more entertaining content and to support their creative endeavors, check out Drew Talbert and Andrea Kelley on Patreon. Also, explore their merch store for fun Bistro Huddy gear. Follow them on Instagram (@drewtalbert, @andreakelley), TikTok (@drew_talbert), and Facebook for regular updates and laughs. The video also features music from Epidemic Sound, an excellent resource for licensed music and sounds.

Watch the full video to experience the hilarity firsthand and see how Drew Talbert masterfully handles the great avocado debate.