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The band that brings so much fan and so much money that it is hard to believe… All in all it is only rock’n’roll - hangovered, full of dirty thoughts and jack daniels’s nectar. Girls love it! Music seems to be less important than junk food, cigarettes, coffee and beer but it’s not like that!!! 4 fantastic polish bukkake warriors - bring you rock music, that makes you wanna pay enormous sums of money!

Band members:
Tomasz Wolonciej
Jarek Gacek
Stanislav Wolonciej
Przemyslav Osiewicz

Influences:
coffee, cigarettes, pizza, beer & chicks

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@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2y↑12

I don't know: Wendy's did pretty good with an old lady saying "Where's the beef?" That is until they were caught serving a FINGER in their cup of Chilli**😂😂😂

**Note to Wendy's executives and/or lawyers on retainer: The finger comment was A JOKE. (Still you have to laugh at that yourselves... And even admire the thought that went into that SHAKE DOWN attempt on the Wendy's establishments😶😏)
In fact I well let you know I woud rather eat at Wendy's because "Dave" was a lot more likable than the clown McDonald's utilized, or even that "Good ol Boy" KFC utilized

Still, "Jack" is kind of cool for Jack In The Box...So you might want to give Wendy a makover....Maybe even turn her into an rotund African Amrican gal...Like Aunt Jemimah?😂😂😂😂 Note to NAACP: Sorry, I couldn't resist that one either.😂

All comments from YouTube:

@vlogbrothers

4y↑7.5K

Many people are coming to this video by way of reddit. Hi! Hello! This is the vlogbrothers YouTube channel. This will probably represent the peak of our Rax-related content, so if you are looking primarily for Rax-Facts, you may not want to subscribe.
You happen to be visiting in the midst of Pizzamas. Do you need a strange t-shirt featuring a mustachioed man in various incarnations? Well, then, have I got news for you: http://pizzamas.com -John

@Fealuinix

4y↑114

Been subscribed for years, but followed a link from Reddit. Didn't notice this was vlogbrothers and the voice of Hank until "John, I'll see you tomorrow."

@aliiannucci3135

4y↑174

Because of Reasons, they almost exclusively make 4 minute videos here

@Fs3i

4y↑126

Also to the redditors: With the content of the video and this comment, you now consumed high literature, produced bt two NYT bestselling authors.

You can pre-order John's newest book, "The Anthropocene Reviewed" everywhere and stuff

@Ben-15

4y↑104

I’m glad this only “probably” represents the peak of the Rax-related content on vlogbrothers—always good to stay flexible with your future content!

@ethanflakeiscool

4y↑7

Hello! Good content here

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@turbosoggy8404

3y↑12.7K

“You can eat here” is hilarious. That would totally work today

@michaeltribbet9213

3y↑424

It really would lol. I can see it being the next Arby’s ad

@glue5334

3y↑285

it's like "Nintendo Switch has games"

@FaithFacts

3y↑179

Honestly after last year's lockdown that slogan would fit so well for any restaurant

@The_gaming_archaeologist

3y↑109

I did joke about that last night. "Mr Delicious here. With Covid I unfortunately can't tell you to eat here."

@ABarbershopBarber

3y↑15

@Billy B you mean he’d be offering fake vaccine cards?

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@CJ_Carpenter

3y↑21.2K

The funny thing is that these days, these commercials would've been so prime for meme material that their ads may have actually worked.

@5th_cellar

3y↑445

I was thinking the same thing.

@Dolgorath

3y↑971

You could say they were ahead of the time.

@geordonworley5618

3y↑708

100%. I think the irony would have been taken to levels they cant possibly comprehend. I can already see it now.

@eastportland

3y↑291

Oh Snap, I can just imagine their social media

@stealthlock6634

3y↑255

So Mr. Delicious was ahead of his time

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@AINGELPROJECT667

19w↑281

The real shame of it is that if Rax came out with ads like this today, it probably would be an instant hit. Rax literally discovered shitposting a generation or two too soon.

@fredlebhart1393

14w↑9

this.

@LethargicScientist

8w↑15

There really is such a thing as being too ahead of the curve.

@dogshake

5w↑1

I’m going to the Rax in Joliet soon. I’m scared.

@nitevibe9886

@@dogshakeLol small world

@TSD4027

18w↑942

Imagine a world where Rax survived and a Mr. Delicious twitter account was going at it with Wendy's.

@thewilfords4602

17w↑22

Rax is still around 😂😂

@LTPottenger

17w↑34

Don't worry he came back and worked for subway. Until the police got him.

@ZenZill

16w↑3

Genius!

@Win7ermu7e

14w↑11

Imagine calling a restaurant "Rax".

@willkremmel5065

14w

too soon
@@LTPottenger

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@basicwhitegirl3558

4y↑14.4K

In 2020, “you can eat here” is now a bold claim

@WardNightstone

4y↑282

oh wow yea that's actually fair hell a sad sack spokesman today might have even worked

@randomsandra4039

4y↑127

I laughed out loud ...literally! It was a well-rounded, full-bellied laugh!!

@Ponicrat

4y↑163

Mr Delicious was a man ahead of his time lol

@brianrubin2069

4y↑18

@alex0589

4y↑25

Oh god please no
-me and millions of people

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@mono.isgtds

3y↑10K

this gives me strong adult swim vibes, the jazz in the background, the salesman randomly talking about therapy and the weird tag line.

@Mcgif21

3y↑210

Adult Swim or GTA

@mono.isgtds

3y↑91

@@Mcgif21 both

@analbumcover7889

3y↑133

It’s like if Joe Pera was Colonel Sanders

@bernlin2000

2y↑42

Definitely a fever-dream scenario 😂

@nicksancho5708

2y↑2

HTAF

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@therealpopculturepizza

19w↑376

Mr. Delicious is absolutely goddamn hilarious, especially with the line delivery. He really does feel like a jaded 1950s vaccuum cleaner salesman who has no idea how to market roast beef sandwiches. I want him unironically to make a comeback.

@theblocksays

16w↑18

I'm shocked Family Guy didn't make parodies of him sooner.

@jessed1586

11w

Repent

@bigboicreme

Yeah i love it

@Fluffyudders

19w↑131

First, I just want to say that I REALLY appreciate how short this video is. Videos like this, on topics like this, are often 10-30 minutes in length and it's totally unnecessary. So thank you.
Second, I don't actually think this was a bad ad campaign, it was just WAY ahead of its time. It was all about subversion, and if this had hit in the late 90s or after I think it would have done pretty well.

@LilMissMurder3409

18w↑1

Amen

@adotintheshark4848

14w↑1

no amount of advertising is going to help you sell product if it's not good enough in the first place. McD has run a bunch of totally boring ads over the years but people flock to their food. Why? It's good!

@Fluffyudders

14w↑14

@@adotintheshark4848 Counter to your point though, McDs food is fucking terrible.

@keyscored3710

13w↑5

@@adotintheshark4848 seriously? No it isn't, McDonald's has always been known as the last place to go if you have no where else to eat

@Daviticus042

12w

Well, I guess we'll never know, will we?

@pixelmentia

1y↑5.1K

"You can eat here."

Truly one of the restaurants of all time.

@daniellavaladez7820

51w↑33

🤣🤣🤣

@nonanimeprofilepic

43w↑57

tbh its kinda aged well because some fast food joints like chic fil a are sarting to just be souless drive thrus now

@woodrobin

41w↑42

It sort of made sense, because they were trying to say that they had a nice, clean, comfortable dining area, rather than being a place where you'd walk in, buy your food, and get the heck out as fast as possible. Which was a contrast with the direction a lot of fast food places where going in.

@thomasjames7568

41w↑23

Hungry for Apples?

@peebay3515

40w

@@nonanimeprofilepic Just like your mom when she turns tricks, huh?

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@Kuria_zhaints

3y↑3.3K

Rax : You'll not gonna get the joke, but your grandchildren will love it

@bonzi3675

3y↑66

Back to the future reference ❤️

@jeremyhamilton2774

3y↑27

Back to the future 😆

@ANYA.RIZALI

3y↑8

ara ara

@2006jakebob

3y↑4

No we dont

@drygordspellweaver8761

3y↑14

You’ll’re’ve spellcheck

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@DirkDjently

20w↑173

Mr. Delicious looks like Hank Hill as a 1960's door-to-door vacuum salesman and sounds like Carl Sagan if he weren't enthusiastic about anything.

@jackdearmitt1328

15w↑2

R/oddlyspecific

@imageword5576

15w↑7

Looks more like Richard Nixon to me

@TheRealDanTheManYT

10w

You did it. You killed him. He is dead now.

@WoeReeVade

19w↑222

The fact that somebody sold the idea of Mr. Delicious to a company is a testament to their marketing ability.

@davidaustin6962

18w↑15

Honestly, I've known quite a few people in the marketing departments of large corporations... clearly the dumbest people in the room. It's astonishing what poor marketing choices they make.

@DarthLesbian

18w

@@davidaustin6962I’ve suspected so for years 😂
I’ve had an increasing number of ads that are way too long and yet at the end I still have no idea what they were trying to sell me. Even as a kid I thought I could do better. Dont seem like the brightest bunch.

@bigverybadtom

17w

@@davidaustin6962 New Coke, Arch Deluxe, and so on.

@Alvan81

15w↑2

This can't have been sold from bottom up.. It's a Nepo-Placement or C-Suiter who always wanted to be a comedian, guaranteed.
Side note: It has a Pat Paulsen imitator feel to it.

@davidaustin6962

15w↑2

@@Alvan81 Sadly that seems to be most marketing departments

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@caldwellbutler236

2y↑3.1K

I gotta be honest, I think Rax might’ve been a bit too ahead of their time. I feel like Mr. D exhibits traits of a lot of edgy meme culture, and I feel like this kind of campaign would be much more successful with the advent of the internet.

@DivjotMahi

2y↑73

100% agree

@guntotingmonk

2y↑43

That's exactly what I was thinking watching it.

@chasisaac1094

2y↑48

I think it would be a hit today.

@chairmanofthebored

2y↑10

It’s similar to the approach OK Soda attempted.

@sgt.thundercok4704

2y↑14

We're all thankful you were being honest and this opinion was not a lie.

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@Zyphon

3y↑4.5K

"You can eat here" was a terrible catchphrase. It should've been "Give money, get food"

@talesfromthetoiletseat8295

3y↑135

Lol that is just as stupid as the Rocket Mortgage catchphrase.

“Push button, get mortgage.” 🤦‍♂️

@loren5432

3y↑41

Yeeeeah, don't ever suggest catchphrases again please.

@Lugas85

3y↑20

I like it =D

@xn6963

3y↑37

give money get food peepee poopoo

@lucaskoring4500

3y↑17

PHONE EAT SANDWITCH.
ME:
(ಠ_ಠ)

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@terryloh8583

13w↑45

The fact that Mr. Delicious arrives in the infamous Corvair, the car deemed 'unsafe at any speed' adds another meta element to the character.

@zchris87v80

It wasn't really though, just targeted. In Nader's case, the targeting worked, but this commercial is the exact opposite, not clearly defining a target.

@bryanadkins6776

18w↑72

Honestly, Mr D seems like another case of being ahead of your time can be just as lethal as being behind the times.

@pseudony.m

4y↑6.4K

the imnotlikeothergirls of food outlets

@cjtaylor686

4y↑105

The pick me of restaurants

@dallascimini3619

4y↑17

Beat me to it

@TheKingOfBeans

4y↑3

Wat

@teddybruscie

4y↑21

You're not like the other's? Ok what are you like then? Lol

Mr. D: Delicious...

@RobertGarcia-wv8vx

4y↑1

Yah, I wanna do it all.

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@spaceracer23

2y↑2.8K

Rax: a fast food restaurant for adults.
This sounds like a combination of Arby's and Hooters.

@danwroy

2y↑75

That sounds like an even worse idea

@Schumanized

2y↑11

OMG!!! You nailed it!!

@TwilightNecromancer

2y↑23

Fitting. One restaurant for the shirt and one for the undies.

@mattsmocs3281

2y↑14

I’d eat brisket served by girls in short shorts. If the brisket was really good.

@straightupanarg6226

2y↑3

That is the best franchise idea I've ever heard.

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@adonaiyah2196

25w↑117

The fact mr delicious has a 15 minute long documentary is insane

@daveidmarx8296

17w

The fact that mr delicious has a 15 inch long dong is insane

@Wildstar40

27w↑36

Ronald McDonald personally shot Mr. Delicious in the head twice and buried him where he'll never be found. Mayor McCheese and the Hamburglar helped dig the hole. It was a scene just like in Goodfellas when they buried Billy "Where's Your Shine Box" Batts.

@bubblyrug

3y↑1.3K

"You can eat here" is one of the best slogans I've ever heard

@Backwardsman95

3y↑24

I'm sold. Tells me everything i need to know

@flatasacueball6326

3y↑56

Other companies should do that.

Nike- You can wear these.
Gatorade- You can drink this.
Walmart- You can buy stuff here.

Reminds me of Louis C.K. saying CVS's slogan should be "CVS. Sometimes you gotta come here"

@crimsondynamo615

3y↑14

That level of cynicism is just hilarious

@bernlin2000

2y↑7

McDonald's could never compete...should have upped the stakes: "You can sleep here" 🤣

@troubledsole9104

2y↑10

2020: “You can eat here, no not really, but we do offer takeout.”

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@showmethedickens

2y↑4K

I just Wikipedia'd this and am dying laughing at this paragraph:

At its peak in the 1980s, the Rax chain had grown to 504 locations in 38 states along with an unknown number of restaurants in Guatemala.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894

2y↑572

From what I hear, random Guatemalans were just opening a Rax wherever they felt like it. My source says at least two amateur restaurateurs had fully functional Rax kitchens in their garage, with take-out-only service from a window on the porch (of course they had a limited menu). How are you going to count that kind of thing? It's just an unknown number...

@rebecca8525

2y↑182

38 states. I’m guessing that my state was one of the 12 that didn’t have Rax, because I was a kid in the 1980’s, and this is the first time I’ve ever heard of them.

@tdp301

2y↑281

According to legend, you can still find Rax locations in remote corners of Guatemala

@hdvideos3065

2y↑25

@@tdp301 No, not anymore...

@geofff.3343

2y↑13

@@rebecca8525 Same.

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@steponmeirene

15w↑15

Thank you for making this video short and to the point. Tired of 90 minute sagas just to answer one or two basic questions. Cheers.

@zacharylindahl

20w↑87

I feel like this would be a genius level advertising scheme if put out today. That was hilarious

@Dm3qXY

17w↑5

it would work for a rather specific audience, which is good enough on a market with too many competing options

@adotintheshark4848

14w↑1

you could be right, based on some of the totally bland and overproduced ads out today.

@Ghoststone1

2y↑7.1K

My first job was at Rax.
My boss stole my idea for a nacho bar on the salad bar. I overheard the district manager praise my boss for what a great idea he had and how well it was doing franchise-wide.
I was fresh from Hotel restaurant management school, and it was an eye-opening experience for me.
I'm glad they're gone. Karma will get you.
Always.

@AlexBabcock-hw9iz

2y↑284

But they are not gone totally. There's 13 left 9 are in Ohio.

@robinrinsmith

2y↑349

Sadly, that pretty much sums up most businesses, though.

@starspeculation

2y↑530

I hope you got a job where they respected you, and your cheesy ideas. It was nacho time. 👍😢🌮

@nowaynoway915

2y↑74

@@AlexBabcock-hw9iz of course they are in Ohio we still have big boys too 😂. I love your name 😂

@Donde_Lieta

2y↑79

@@nowaynoway915 I live in PA and my mom loved taking us to Big Boys in the 90s and when our’s closed she thought they all closed. but recently we were in Ohio for a medical appointment and we decided to do some shopping afterwards… and there. He. Was. 😂 we ended up grabbing food there lol, it was so weird! It was not worth the 2 decades of hype, lol

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@camilanavarro896

4y↑2.7K

I'm genuinely concerned for the guy that said "Mr. Delicious reminds me of my dad".

@vlogbrothers

4y↑712

It is the only genuinely good part of the documentary.

@clay3440

4y↑63

I wonder where he is now.

@The_SOB_II

4y↑23

It’s really too bad I’ll probably never get to see the full documentary

@catherinecase1142

4y↑35

@@The_SOB_II Link's in the description!

@sajalbhat9820

4y↑8

@@clay3440 😂

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@WedgeBob

19w↑9

Yeah, this was the same identity crisis that Ponderosa went through, iirc. It's almost like, were they a Steakhouse? Were they a Tex-Mex restaurant? Were they an all you can eat buffet? Yeah, I think I see where THAT chain had trouble, too.

@frogallyamazing3200

3w↑2

It was great to meet you two at the Rax in Dayton! Thank you for making time for everyone who came and signing my Anthropocene Reviewed. I hope the food was good! DFTBA!

@brianpatrick7411

2y↑2.5K

Mister Delicious was about 30 years ahead of his time. I feel his oddball sense of humor would work in 2004-2010

@piratekit3941

2y↑74

Sounds right, people would totally "You can eat here!" at a Rax if it still existed, entirely out of irony. Much like someone wearing the Burger King crown with pride.

@body_inked_up8715

2y↑30

Be better in 2020, Rax we got everything but covid

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2y↑12

@charliervrs

2y↑6

Agree that shit would be well accepted right now

@burnerjack01

I guess it's "all in the eye of the beholder." As for me, Mr. D was so lame, he he were a horse I would have shot him to put him out of my misery.

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@mariopario8637

2y↑4.7K

Mr. Delicious was wayyy ahead of his time, if he existed now, he'd be by far, the most popular burger mascot. With his meta, deadpan, cynical humour. He'd be a hit with all the millenials

@bluesuncompanyman

2y↑316

And that vacation he took to Bora Bora with those two young......"friends".....well, that left Mr. Delicious feeling empty and unfulfilled.

@docsavage8640

2y↑52

No. Millennials would be protesting the idea that Mrs. D cook.

@chilliecheesecake

2y↑167

@@docsavage8640 Sounds like you've got millennials mixed up with gen Zs. I get it though, it has always been cool to hate on millennials for some reason.

@electrictroy2010

Baby Boomers were called long-haired hippies that engage in depraved sex & drugs

@milenio4388

2y↑63

A Ron Swanson / Mr. Delicious would 100% work. Same deadpan delivery but with actual charm.

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@ImConstantlyConfused

19w↑10

Rax!!! I've been trying to remember the name of this restaurant for years! I remember as a kid, my parents driving us 30 minutes to go eat a terrible, tiny buffet. I kept thinking it was some weird Wendy's or something, but no! it was Rax

@joshyaks

17w↑8

I like that the slogan isn't even "You should eat here"; it's simply, "You can eat here"!

@Peter-Luior

3y↑1.3K

I think Rax was just a parody fast food company full of satire trying to see how long they can last

@michaelmckinnon7314

3y↑14

Nah it was real, it was a casual dining restaurant went belly up about the same time Chi Chi's Mexican Restaurant closed it's doors becoming retail only

@JoeContext

3y↑3

@@michaelmckinnon7314 Why not a real parody?

@wordsofcheresie936

2y↑4

Sorry, I was a big fan of Rax.

@redcaddiedaddie

2y↑1

... maybe they were working the 'tax write-off' angle?

@annebruecks7381

2y↑13

The ‘meatball pita’ really convinced me this was some kind of tax shelter.

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@dogski2822

3y↑2.7K

So what you're telling me is that Rax is basically the “not like other girls” of restaurants.

@KB-ke3fi

3y↑61

absolutely...because in the 80's nobody gave a shit.

@bitchface235

3y↑99

@@KB-ke3fi nah back in the 80s everyone was bootlicking ole ronny reagan real dang hard. so hard he convinced all the boomers that trickle down economics isnt a pyramid scheme lmao. the 80s in america was all about conforming and group think

@thoticcusprime9309

3y↑24

@@bitchface235 thats what twitter and the left is all about and some right people that are religious

@brendanb2982

3y↑45

@@bitchface235 The 80s is the most overrated fucking decade in history. The music was shit and it was an abysmal decade for animation.

@alandanger6285

3y↑2

Suuuure

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@marcweiss5115

21w↑12

Mr. Delicious visits me at night when nobody else is awake; he says not to tell anybody about our "special" time together. 🙂

@BobSmith-kd6lq

14w↑2

You weren't supposed to tell!

@threeminuteshate

22w↑14

This is brilliant. He was waaaaaay ahead of this time.

@theallseeingkats6321

14w

So ahead they folded?

@executor32

2y↑2.1K

"You can eat here" has the same energy as Crisco's old tagline, "It's digestible!"

@Ken15643

2y↑27

your comment made me laugh out loud... Hahaha

@Bartholamue

2y↑60

It's...Food!

@fenrislegacy

2y↑42

Made of real ingredients

@CinemaDemocratica

2y↑46

Checker's uses "Ya gotta eat" which is just about the same sentiment.

@EnragedSephiroth

2y↑14

Food!

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@NuevaBestia

3y↑1.6K

This came 30 years too early.
In the age of Post-Post Meta-Irony, this restaurant slaps hard.

@signinname41

3y↑172

I agree. At the right time, this would have had ironic hipster appeal.

@slapittywapitty8173

3y↑73

Yup. WAY ahead-of-its-time. If only Mr. D. were a mascot (Jack in Box) w/an obnoxious nemesis (Wyl E. Coyote) who simply WON'T let D. just sit down & enjoy his fr1gg!n burger.

@henryrichham5028

3y↑54

Have you ever heard of OK SODA? It was a coke's attempt to appeal to Gen-X in the early 90's by trying to create the "Nirvana of Sodas". I think Mr. Delicious is more a precursor to that kind of irony.

@romualdandrzejczak4093

3y↑7

@@henryrichham5028 Indeed, it is close in style(post-modern advertising both times).

@bobsellers1646

3y↑35

@@henryrichham5028 Both full of insincere, ironic self-loathing; Mr. Delicious was brought out the year before OK Cola. Others tried, but often only The Simpsons successfully capitalized on the growing irony, cynicism and sarcasm of the Nineties.

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@djangoarcher

I swear this feels like a 15 minute mini-video essay. Probably one of the best short-form videos on the platform.

@sonicguyver7445

16w↑3

I'm a truck driver and I see one of the few Rax left in existence. It's on US-23 somewhere south of Columbus but before Chillicothe. I might need to risk a ticket and try and get some food there one day.

@adamlevine6700

3y↑1.5K

After reading more about RAX (a chain I had never heard of) I am almost entirely convinced that this was an early case of intentionally bad advertising. The company was already on the verge of bankruptcy, and their ad agency may have had hopes of creating something so terrible that it got people's attention. And even negative attention could bring them awareness they were losing. The mini-documentary was likely a part of this: hype up the character as "the greatest animated character in advertising" (a line which is too hyperbolic and delivered too ironically to have been serious). This strikes me as a last, final gamble when they had little to lose.

@justwaiting5744

2y↑48

Intriguing theory

@obedulloa6219

2y↑15

Maybe they even shorted it

@ProfTricky3168

2y↑3

They should of shorten his name to Mr. D

@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley

2y↑23

"This strikes me as a last, final gamble." You mean, like...a final fantasy? (To those who don't know, Squaresoft was on the verge of bankruptcy with the first Final Fantasy being a hail mary to make or break the company. Lucky for them, it paid off and the rest is history).

@Akantorz

2y↑11

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Unfortunately, while that sounds cool, Final Fantasy was not conceived that way, it was another franchise made by Square, I believe the creator himself stepped forward and slashed this theory. It's been confirmed to be a fake story for a few years now.

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@IndyJay53

3y↑2.2K

I live near one of the very few surviving Rax restaurants, and I still go there on occasion. It’s like walking through a portal into the early 90s, literally nothing has been updated since. The food and pricing is still pretty decent though!

@kanzkat420

3y↑125

Is Mr delicious still a thing in that time capsule?

@sibylsaint

3y↑83

Where? I have to try it.

@wishingwell5954

3y↑9

I heard it's not very good.

@TrailnTriggerTV

3y↑110

Ironton Ohio? I worked in Ironton for 2 years and ate there often. I thought the food was top tier fast food. Way better than Arby’s.

@alliematt1016

2y↑71

One of the last surviving Rax restaurants is in my birthplace, Harlan, Kentucky.

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@MirinkaiserVODs

18w↑5

I've never heard of any of this, probably because I'm Canadian, but honestly? I think Mr.Delicious is pretty cool as a parody of a mascot, and I LOVE the tagline (again, with the idea that it's a parody of a tagline). I'd unironically eat there at least once, if there was one near me. Then again, I'm approaching the end of my third decade on Earth, and I don't know if young adult me would have appreciated this nearly as much.

@UnscannableDrew

27w↑3

The Mr. Delicious campaign reminds me of the ads for OK Soda that ran in parts of the US around that same time.

@GaH.Hassan

4y↑2.4K

I’m all for therapy but uh “Mr. Delicious recommends some twisty fries and a shake after therapy!” is.... bleak

@jepleure

4y↑74

I'd say his analyst recommending that he keep his hostility towards various things all locked up inside is incredibly bleak (and damaging, but *shrug*)

@Naiadryade

4y↑62

I used to have therapy in an office building above a cafe that served amazing mac n cheese that they could prepare in like 5 minutes... This reminded me of that trap.

@jonm4206

4y↑57

Twisty fries and a shake ARE my therapy. Probably why it isnt working.

@fwizzybee42

4y↑75

Mr D evidentently just decades ahead of his time with brands on Twitter pretending to have existential crises for retweets

@cathealey4648

4y↑44

Honestly, when I started therapy, I'd totally bribe myself with food afterward. That bribe was an Oreo shake at least twice. Should have added twisty fries...

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@Eatherbreather

3y↑1.7K

"Rax" sounds like what "Hooters" might have been called.

@jmckendry84

3y↑85

That's actually not bad, but without your pun "Rax" just sounds like something you'd use to clean a blocked drain!

@vxy357

3y↑73

It sounds like a restaurant that would COMPETE against Hooters.

@frickpoo6644

3y↑13

i loved rax and hooters too. they had good wings,cheap beer i was 21, 3 of my friends worked there it was a wednesday evening thing. Rax was at least once a week,sometimes more. . westside indianapolis.

@MichaelRoma91

3y↑5

😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@gloopgloopglorp

3y↑12

If they sold ribs instead of chicken

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@ImagesofJosephSmithJun.

14w↑2

I was so young and didn't understand why Rax was gone... I loved it, and I dreamed of that ice cream shake with chocolate chips, the dinosaur cups... I feel my childhood sadness back again. I have somewhere in my childhood psyche seriously wondered what happened to my fave fast food joint. :(

@sloanlance

19w↑2

I'm pretty sure "Eenie" at 0:37 is Ethan Phillips, American actor and playwright who played Neelix on "Star Trek: Voyager".

@Xenrys

4y↑3.1K

No idea why, but the slogan “You can eat here.” is really funny to me.

@dannywhite648

4y↑124

it sounds like a line form the simpsons

@julian1000

4y↑72

It reminds me of "It is your birthday." from the office ROFL

@Eve.n.t_horizon

4y↑82

Giraffe they were too early to the game of shitposting, lets be honest

@Ruxinator

4y↑93

It's like McDonald's saying, "It's food, we promise."

@lonestarr1490

4y↑66

It's exactly my kind of humor, where you laugh without having an idea why.

What has five toes but isn't your foot?
My foot.

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@JohnHolton

3y↑1.9K

Mr. Delicious looks like he's the Pep Boys' long-lost brother...

@wage7621

3y↑19

I wish that I could go back in time and try Rax. Mr. Delicious is so perfectly terrible that the food must have been good... Right?
Right...

@hey_buddy_waz_up

3y↑20

I have a Rax 10 minutes from me In Joliet, IL. The building and decor hasn’t changed in 30 years, but the food is delicious; much better than Arby’s or McDonald’s.

@jhyland87

3y↑2

It really does

@aztecwhistle9122

3y↑2

@@hey_buddy_waz_up awesome help keep it alive

@aztecwhistle9122

3y↑6

@@wage7621 lol Mr. Delish speaks his cartoon mind doesn't he?

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@danielbrown001

5w↑1

A Rax commercial with Mr. Delicious and the tagline “You can eat here” is beyond parody. It’s what I would imagine Adult Swim would make as a parody fast food commercial.

@Supreme36074

12w↑2

We have a Rax here in Joliet, Illinois still thriving. It may very well be the last one but it’s been successful in that same location , same older motif since the 80’s. Baked potatoes are still the best ..

@traildoggy

2y↑403

1979, Colombus Ohio.
I was sitting in a Rax and for some reason they had the drive thru speaker turned so loud you could hear it through the whole place. A voice booms, "Yeah, give me one of those roast beef sandwiches but leave that sauce off. Last time that shit made me puke."
The whole place started laughing. I've never forgotten it.

@mmseng2

1y↑16

Nice 😂 I've always felt the same way about Arby's "red sauce".

@charticiahightower1386

1y↑5

Lol I was so not born I never heard of this place I was in 1990😂😂😂😂

@techsture

1y↑6

This is one of the most amazing things I've read in a YouTube comment. 🤣

@allouttabubblegum1984

1y↑2

@@mmseng2 My friend used to purposely get the Horsey Sauce to get diarrhea, he loved it!😂🤢

@faustin3867

1y↑5

Oh, to have been there...

I'm reminded of when I went to an In-And-Out in Las Vegas and inadvertently let out a huge belch, and just then, a mother hollered out to her son "AUSTIN!". Now THAT was funny! (Perhaps you had to be there.)

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@thewinterizzy

4y↑1.7K

Maybe Rax was just ahead of their time because in 2020 the tag line “you can eat here” certainly holds up. 😂

@themasstermwahahahah

4y↑76

Yeah, I feel like that commercial would slay today

@vlogbrothers

4y↑298

Yes, but it would be dishonest.

@thewinterizzy

4y↑27

vlogbrothers certainly. Stay indoors, y’all! 😷

@thatoneguy9615

4y↑15

@@vlogbrothers Aren't all fast food advertisements dishonest?

@thorjelly

4y↑25

@@vlogbrothers Ouch. When 2020 is even more depressing than Mr Delicious.

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@mnightfamalam1510

25w↑4

My life hasn't felt the same after realizing Mr. Delicious is literally me

@janeknisely4383

16w

Very perceptive doc! Thanks.

@AdamasOldblade

1y↑2.3K

I cannot be the only one who thought this mascot was utterly hilarious. The delivery style, the self awareness, the voice actor sounding like he got called in during a bad hangover and he’s upset because he’s double parked. I legit was laughing. This was ahead of its time.

@TheEgg185

1y↑79

I thought it was great. I hate that what I like is too offensive to the rest of society. It's as if people like me can never be any company's target market because there aren't enough of us.

@mywifesboyfriend5558

1y↑1

@@TheEgg185 Boomers ruined the world. That's why.

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@Lil_Yuri

48w↑45

Mr D almost reminded me of a MeatCanyon character (though a little less horrific) and the obviously fake interviews remind me of Supermega "interviews". If a company did this kind of commercial today, it would be talked about because it's weird but the weirdness oddly makes it less elusive, if that makes sense.

@ziwuri

48w↑20

There's also just the fact that most people wouldn't take their time to think about it that deeply

@paulh2981

34w↑18

Right, but did it make you eat there?

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@YAH2121

2y↑603

A slogan that just says "you can eat here" and a mascot that is the antithesis of what a food mascot should be. Its so bad the irony could actually be pulled off today if done right. Pure meme material

@CanOfMinus

19w↑2

I never saw these commercials but was 14 or 15 years old when they aired. I recognized this type of humor for the mid to later half of the Gen X crowd. We were really into ironically enjoying 1950's nostalgia.

@dashx1103

23w↑26

Mr. Delicious was AWESOME. His decision to get a vasectomy was quite responsible, and set a good example for fast-food goers.

@stulog

3y↑1.8K

They died so horribly, apparently, that I literally had never heard of this place until I watched this YouTube video just now

@jamesduret3364

3y↑20

because you are underage get off the internet.

@Don-th1xn

3y↑153

@@jamesduret3364 Ok Boomer

@Super_Suchi

3y↑114

@@jamesduret3364 current 18 year olds were born in 2004 (oops I mean 2002 god forbid I make a minor mistake that doesn't affect my argument) , 12 (10) years after Rax filed ch 11 bankruptcy. Not to mention that Rax is Midwestern, and there is a good chunk of people who don't even live in the US

@peteman8160

3y↑25

Same here never heard of it

@stulog

3y↑121

@@jamesduret3364 I'm 38. I was born in 1982. That's how pathetically and thouroghly they died.

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@CBright7831

2y↑1.7K

Their number one problem is they called their fast-food place "Rax." That name sounds like something that you'd see on a box of pest control poison or something.

@mathewhorodner2000

2y↑145

Anthrax

@CBright7831

2y↑32

@@mathewhorodner2000 - That too.

@mattmc8391

2y↑7

😂

@gorillaau

2y↑138

No, no, sounds like an off-shoot of Hooters.

@stevenw.miguel

1y↑20

@@gorillaau you beat me to it hahaha

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@finchhawthorne1302

16w

I can’t believe this was only three years ago. It feels like a classic video. Damn. I miss this side of vlogbrothers so much.

@DanielleAlek

22w↑1

Okay no, this was just WAY ahead of its time. This was a whole ass genre of commercial in the mid-late 2000s, if this had released just a little bit later, we would be crediting it with revolutionizing advertising. People just didn't get it yet.
Think of all the monotone announcers you saw in the 2000s, this guy would have been King of that crowd if he had released around that time instead of in the 90s.

@Lauren-cc6rm

4y↑1.4K

"Two young.................. friends" WhAt?!
"Just had surgery" WhY?!

@The_Google_User

4y↑126

"If it went well I'll be able to put it in my pocket more delicately"
WHAT

@Woodsiy

4y↑19

@@The_Google_User I laughed at that so hard I nearly spit out my coffee.

@KaijaSchmauss

4y↑120

MR. DELICIOUS HAD A 3 WAY WITH SEX WORKERS. AND THEY JUST. LET THAT INFO OUT IN AN AD. WHAT THE HELL, RAX?

@LynnHermione

4y↑59

They left him unfullfilled! Theres whole fanfics in those 2 sentences!

@dielaughing73

4y↑11

@@LynnHermione yeah I think the two stories are connected

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@dr.sweetchat6769

1y↑949

This commercial may have ended the company but in my town it was the two molotov cocktails from the pizza place down the street that did it in.

@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943

1y↑66

Holy shit

@MoltenPlastic

1y↑116

Guess they didn't fill Me Delicious' briefcase with his regular protection money.

@evegreenification

1y↑62

I paused the video after being stunned by Mr. Delicious' medical oversharing and now I'm seeing this. My first coffee this morning hasn't even fully digested and I'm already wondering what alternate reality I've stumbled into.

@russiaprivjet

1y↑52

Rax still exists. i just went to one in Circleville, Ohio. had me a King Rax w/ horsey sauce. it’s sooo good

@theluminousone5883

1y↑28

@@russiaprivjet Only In Ohio

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@3b9x

19w↑1

I genuinely thought you made this whole thing up for a video. The 80s were a decade, that's for sure.

@JS-wp4gs

3w↑1

Mr delicious seems like the kind of guy who shows up to the trap house in a TCAP sting

@stuflames4769

3y↑485

I feel like every one of these commercials could be brought back in the modern era, completely unchanged, and build this restaurant back from nothing.

@jjm152

3y↑58

I agree. Mr. D is epic. These commercials are fucking hysterical, alas I feel it was an idea that was too far ahead of it's time.

@wendull811

3y↑3

2nd that.

@jedijones

3y↑10

If they get George from Seinfeld to be the live-action version of the spokesman, they would really have something.

@cjnogodula

2y↑1.3K

Rax was ahead of its time, was trying to find an audience that hadn’t existed yet lmao

@XtrueStudioX

2y↑61

I have to totally agree with that, nowadays it would've popped off.

@eduardoandrade8298

2y↑42

People back then were not cynical or nihilistic about everything.

@DavidSmith-by3is

2y↑29

Nope, just boomers living in the perfect world they made for themselves

@Sonny_McMacsson

2y↑15

@@eduardoandrade8298 The heck they weren't. They just self-medicated and in denital instead of expressing it freely. It feels like you weren't there. If you were, you're still there.

@adamgomez2706

2y↑6

Plot Twist... maybe Rax was just an experiment that created the audience instead of attracting it.

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@JoeHTX

18w↑2

I must be missing something. In the last 65 years, I never even heard of this place or even saw one of it's commercials on tv. What part of the country were they in? I don't remember them in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, Shreveport, Baton Rouge or in any city or town in Texas or Louisiana.

@Randomways2002

12w

I can add ditto for the places I've lived down in the region -- Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and North Carolina. Must have been more of a northern or western thing.

@Lynn17

25w

Three years later and I still love this video. Never been to a Rax myself (We had Roy Roger's, which had decidedly fewer choices but I remember enjoying their roast beef) but I still get a kick out of how a company used a depressed middle aged man to promote their food.

@gunstargizmo

2y↑619

A commercial I never knew existed for a restaurant chain that I never knew existed.

@GameCreatorOfGod

1y↑9

My to, it is a mandela effect.

@jaimesmith2266

1y↑1

Facts lol.

@WizardOfWor

1y↑1

Same here.

@tanyamcghee3922

@FBI grooms Kids liar

@waynemorrisjr.3184

You missed out

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@JamesB-rn5px

4y↑594

"You can eat here" is one of those sentences that means something different if you change emphasis from word to word:
YOU can eat here
you CAN eat here
you can EAT here
you can eat HERE.

But which did they mean?

@deathbatgirlxxx

4y↑36

It sounded like the narrator put the emphasis on "eat"

@ShakeyBox

4y↑30

YOU CAN EAT HERE

@MarkThePage

4y↑28

I think about this often with "I didn't steal her purse." But "You can eat here" is so much more... mystifying. I want to delve into its linguistic secrets.

@JamesB-rn5px

4y↑1

@@ShakeyBox 😂

@ShallowVA

4y↑3

YoU cAn EaT hErE

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@82dorrin

20w↑2

If this was meant as a parody of fast food ads? BRILLIANT!! Just way ahead of its time.

If not? What the hell were they thinking?

@hfredydl

25w

Thumbs up 👍 for the funny editorial voice and the lack of “YouTube advertising” in the video

@enchantingkatie

2y↑2.2K

This is honestly a “I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it” kind of moment. This campaign 100% resonates with Gen Z humor, and I can guarantee you that if a fast food company did something like this in 2022, it’d be super successful

@howmanyrobot5652

2y↑104

That Mr. D 'documentary' was clearly a tongue-in-cheek satire in the same vein as the rest of the ad campaign. Way ahead of it's time.

@johnnichols8553

2y↑55

Agreed, I think it's funny and memorable. Way more than the "your life will be perfect now just because you got a Coke" commercials you see now. I always like the Quizno's commercials with the weird mouse..."tHeY gOt a PePPer BAR!"

@danman6669

2y↑5

@@howmanyrobot5652 *its
Sorry, but people misspelling "its" is a pet peeve of mine.

@lunarcorpse

2y↑10

@@danman6669 It could also be autocorrect on. And they just don't care enough to change it.

@yellowblanka6058

2y↑17

@@johnnichols8553 That's every commercial - buy this car/cologne/watch etc. and you're a "renegade", you're "spirited", you're "passionate", does anybody actually buy into that shit? Like you say, the unique/irreverent commercials stick in my mind the most.

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@USMC49er

3y↑1.3K

Ironically, this video is doing a better job at marketing Rax than Rax themselves.

@epicturtle255

3y↑26

This video did make me want to try it.

@iceink

3y↑3

where can I shop at this restaurant? I'd like to know

@Mr.Obongo

3y↑7

Rax revival begins now

@Mr.Obongo

3y↑2

Also we need to rule 34 Mr. D

@steveisthecommissar4013

@@iceink hades

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@Cyril29a

I feel like these ads would slay today. Mr D is amazing, I mean I get it isn't satire but as satire it is fantastic. This is brillianr.

@vernonkluender4277

I don't remember the ads.
I went to Rax because it was in town.
The Rax location in Mason City was bought by Hardee's - at the time following suit with Arby's. Then it closed and was bought by a bank. [We still have one Hardee's.]

@Razbeariez

4y↑431

The funny thing is- I feel like if a company tried something similar today it might work as long as it was just slightly more self aware. It kind of lines up with absurdist millennial and gen z humor /just/ enough. Like, the "you can eat here" slogan is gold.

@sasukesarutobi3862

4y↑64

Can you imagine the Twitter exchanges between Wendy and Mr D?

@Razbeariez

4y↑30

@@sasukesarutobi3862 ooohhhh my gosh 😂 I want to live in that alternate universe

@DeRien8

4y↑22

Yep. After finishing the video and browsing comments, I said to the room, "This is hilariously absurd, just short of ridiculous, and I love it."

@LaikaLycanthrope

4y↑12

@@sasukesarutobi3862 Wendy loves the Big D. :D

@VictorLHouette

4y↑28

I was thinking this exact thing! I know nothing about this company outside of this video but I genuinely think the absurdity of it would be highly successful these days. 😂 They were ahead of their time

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@ganrimmonim

2y↑809

I'm in UK and have never heard of them. But "you can eat here" totally works as a slogan, which just shows how much the world has change.

@PTS-Maid

2y↑31

I'm American and never heard of this lmao

@Arigator2

2y↑33

I'm also an American. This is the first time I've heard of them. Clearly wasn't a nation wide franchise.

I looked it up. At the peak it was in 38 states. But it seems like it's peak was pretty short also. Also Mr D was long after it had already been declining from bad business decisions. It sounds like the classic case of management chasing a customer that doesn't exist and alienating their actual customers.

@TillyOrifice

2y↑5

Yeah I like the slogan and the campaign; I'd eat there. Sadly I'm not American and I've never heard of Rax.

@madmouse7989

2y↑3

Never heard of them before either 🤔 then again there's plenty of fast food places I've recently come across that apparently have been around for quite some time I just didn't know because I wasn't living in this area of the country growing up 🤷‍♂️ ...not that I was missing much, it's all given me terrible digestive issues 🤭 I'm better off at home where the real food is.

@donmon808

2y↑1

Or it should've opened in the UK

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@caldonnox

25w

Late here, never been to a Rax but I grew up with a Wendy's that I KNOW had that same glass dining interior.

Was that something that was exclusive to Rax restaurants? Like you can tell an old Pizza Hut by the building?

@kiloron7294

19w↑1

This ad campaign was so ahead of its time. If I saw these ads now I would absolutely eat there.

@deusdragonex

3y↑480

I unironically love the "You Can Eat Here" slogan. I ironically love it, yes, but I also unironically love it.

@edgarpryor3233

2y↑8

This reads like a Mitch Hedberg joke.

@FrancesBaconandEggs

2y↑1

Correct

@KMcNally117

2y↑2

It's like that Coke commercial from that Ricky Gervais movie "The Invention of Lying."

The commercial is just Jimmi Simpson saying "Coke it's very famous," because you can't lie in this movie universe.

@mezykin

I got a major Mitch Hedberg vibe out of this too!

@mariewikiwaka3851

4y↑1.3K

I have never seen a commercial so memeable take itself so seriously.

@blakewilkinson8911

4y↑45

People in the early 90s had very little self awareness, largely because once a piece of media came and went, it was largely gone from the world.

@ladyi7609

3y↑7

@@blakewilkinson8911 lawl, you're clearly just a kid because I remember the early '90s very well and I remember we all knew media would hang on forever, except we felt like they would be unforgettable because we recorded them all on VHS tapes or cassettes or we'd clip them out of newspapers or magazines and save them that way.

@ladyi7609

3y↑6

The '90s was an era when advertising agencies "advertised" by doing exactly the opposite of what people expected from advertising, including using irony and reverse psychology. And anti-spokespeople such as Mr. D.

@happycat4838

3y↑5

@@blakewilkinson8911 People have even less self awareness now

@dguy0386

we should make this a meme, like.. right now!

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@Frame_Late

I watched these commercials and then showed them to my mom. My mom thought Mr. Delicious seemed like a serial killer. I thought he was a visionary.

@tacticalbondsh

20w

"You can eat here" may be the best tagline ever for a restaurant

@kenshinbattousai374

2y↑685

They were waaaay too ahead of their time. Mr. Delicious deserves a second chance.

@chaost4544

2y↑26

This type of advertising would work in 2022.

@4477superman

2y↑7

@@chaost4544 I don’t think it would. It’s still boring, and would be drowned out by others. It needs more flair for the TikTok generation

@XtrueStudioX

2y↑5

It would work I see it, I see it...

@soulreadanalytics9781

2y↑3

I'd go for this place

@CoffeeSnep

2y↑8

@@4477superman dude Tik Tok doesn't define an entire generation

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@jkulls1

1y↑1.4K

I worked at Rax my senior year in high school. Because it was a low visibility brand, I was able to use that job as my culinary experience to get an entry level Cook position at a Hilton Hotel after graduating. I’ve been an Executive Chef in fine dining, I’ve been a Food Service Director in Senior Living, and now in my old age I’m a Certified Dietary Manager, working for a private high school. Thanks Rax! The Jamocha shakes were bangin’!

@og-big-shepherd4468

41w↑51

As a former food service worker of over 7 years, THANK YOU for your service 😎👍

@yeah_right88

38w↑16

I have no idea what point you're trying to make.......

I assume that list of jobs is considered successful for the food service world?

@sustang

38w↑3

Thank you for making our food safe 🫡

@Lawnmower737

37w↑80

@@yeah_right88It doesn’t matter what his point is, it’s just that he’s sharing his fast food career experience turned lifetime career.

@ChaossX7

36w↑9

Wait so Rax did turn into Arby's? They have the same shake.

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@archiemisc

8w↑1

Rax was already on it's death bed, Mr. Delicious pulled the plug

@MichaelFPalmosinaII

That briefcase with the huge lettering proclaiming "Mr. D." would definitely have a different meaning today! Too funny...

@dariousmohebi8888

3y↑465

I feel like I died and am living in an alternate universe. I’m 31 and have never heard of Rax until today. This is great. From LimpDick Mr. D to “You can eat here”

@steveduerr6367

3y↑20

don't feel bad dude, I am 54 and never heard of RAX. We did have a Wetson's thou....anyone remember them?

@dariousmohebi8888

3y↑6

@@steveduerr6367 can’t say I’ve heard of that. Is it local or a semi national chain?

@cooliodiablo4571

3y↑10

I’ve been living in an alternate universe ever since the movie of sinbad as a genie vanished from existence lol

@okjeffy6581

3y↑2

I heard of rax and I thought it was all a weird fever dream

@brunoblivious

3y↑6

I'm 44 and I used to eat at rax all the time when I was a kid. They had locations in 38 states, but Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia were their main markets. There were a ton of locations in those three states. There are still like 3 Rax left in Ohio and Kentucky I think. At their height, they were a major fast food place. I'm not surprised you don't remember them. By the time I graduated high school in 95, they had declined to almost nothing.

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@Seansadventure

1y↑266

“You can eat here” is easily my favorite fast food slogan now.

@edp3202

28w↑24

"We have food".

@jesusisking8502

25w↑16

Marketing genius. I've fired our marketing consultants and now rebranded all my petrol stations at significant cost.
"We sell petrol" is what I came up with.

@yamasail

23w↑7

So passive aggressive towards the competition. I love it.

@umbrellacorp.

15w↑1

I loved those Old 80's and 90's Commercials. Such Nostalgia. I miss them.😄👍💯

@encey-poo5190

15w

2:54 The way Hank delivers his line is simply tremendous.

@HeBreaksLate

4y↑548

I feel like "You can eat here" was an attempt to convey that they were fast food with a more enjoyable dine-in experience. Like this was the place where middle managers could have business lunches over endless salad bar. Not one of those "burger in a bag" places where you'd rather eat in your car because at least there you could control the radio. No, Rax was fast food for those who aspired to more.

@vlogbrothers

4y↑352

I guess I can see that! I can see an ad exec selling someone on this message. Like, "Ah...a place where I can actually sit and eat!" But it sounds like, "We have food, I guess?"

@nanoflower1

4y↑31

I get that but I'm not so sure the ads do a good job of selling that idea. Instead it comes off as just what it says.. this is a place that has food that you can eat. Nothing remarkable or memorable, just food.

@carbonbasedunit

4y↑22

@@vlogbrothers The best part is that it doesn't even say anything about their food, like they could just be inviting people to bring their own food and eat it inside of Rax.

The slogan would work just as well for a park bench. Better, even.

@SaukaKumagae

4y↑1

@mexDpeace

4y↑13

Yeah your comment did a better job of selling that idea than the ads lol

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@shawnjoseph4009

4y↑730

“Rax: you can eat here” sounds like something out of an SNL skit

@iamthenewworldorder2887

4y↑9

I can see Will Ferrell and Cheri OTeri saying it

@wwickeddogg

4y↑2

Sounds like it was thought up by Jerry

@letmehavanickname

4y↑3

sounds like something out of Night Vale

@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721

4y↑8

The whole thing seems like an SNL skit.

@kareninalabama

4y↑7

Reminds me of their Sticky Buns sketch: "Welcome to Sticky Buns! Will you eat?"😂

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@Piromysl359

18w↑1

That "You can eat here" hits deep. Exactly what I want to hear when entering a restaurant.

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