I've had the mocha at Starbucks. And you know what? It's pretty damn good. But apart from that, I'll just brew it in a pot in the comfort of my own home, thank you very much.
Yes! This joke is also getting better and better every year. Of all the video clips on my channel (this one), this clip is number 1 for nearly three years in inciting comments!
@@IndyAvocadoKid That's the au jus and it is the dip component of a French dip. And yes I did notice the jk at the end but I felt it might still be slightly useful information.
I love the two very subtle language jokes! 1. When he asks Frau Frabissina "Wie gehts es ihnen?" Then asks her "How are things?" he basically asked her the same question twice. 2. When he couldn't remember the French phrase "Je ne sais quoi" he can't remember so he just says "I don't know what", which is a very literal translation on that phrase! Brilliant!
So THAT'S what the fuck that stupid French phrase actually means! 😤 Man, some people just dig the way French language sounds, not what the phrases actually mean. Creme Brulee is just burnt cream; I once burst a girl's bubble telling her about that 😅
@@MubashirullahD Not really. Most people don't understand what Dunning Kruger really is, when it may apply and that the whole effect may be not true. It's just a phrase like "literally 1984". Overused and 99% of people use it wrong.
sj11791 the best villain in pop culture since Darth Vader, Joker, Loki, Red Skull, Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Kingpin, Doctor Doom, Sabertooth, Darkseid, and of course Thanos. LMFAO 🤣 🤣 🤣
@@hippiecheezburger5457 Indeed. He will be missed. Let's hope he was a Christian... I'd love to talk to him and ask how he made such an iconic character come to life... By talking with the Man Upstairs.
I should also mention that Number Two's investment in Starbucks looks like genius today. If you compare Starbucks' price per share in 1999 to price per share in 2019, it was $4.50 in 1999, and hit a high of $99 in 2019. Never mind their sales, which were $25.279 Billion in 2018.
Best joke of the movie. #2 returning with only a minor facial scar after being thrown into the chair incinerator at the end of the first film and once again being loyal to Dougie
Zom I mean, the first time it was used, they had to send a guard down to shoot the guy sent down because he kept screaming. Are we sure that incinerator is at all effective?
Reminds me of Dr. Loomis returning in Halloween 4 with the same minor scar after getting blown up in Halloween 2. Speaking of which, Donald Pleasance who played him also played Blowfeld in You Only Live Twice, which inspired the look of Dr. Evil.
Or......."Why make millions, when we can make thousands?" Related: See Walter becoming a "Thousanaire", in 'Fractured Fairie Tales' ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RksxFR-uMaI.html
+echapism Yea I took some french in high school. I know the literal meaning. IM just wondering why he referred to that that when talking about mojo lol
“You’re stock is rising number 2” is easily one of the best lines in this whole series and a great throw away line in all of comedy! It has stuck with me my whole life. It’s such a fun thing to say to somebody who does something good for you and you watch their confusion. 😂😂
No kidding, it used to be that in British English, a billion was equal to the American trillion. The British had to change to American style once billions and trillions became part of common language due to inflation and computer technology. I don't know if this was part of the joke.
"How about you just kill him when he's sitting on the crapper or something" is a reference to the casino scene where that leprechaun dude actually tries to do that
“Because you never kill him, when you get the chance, and you’re a big dope” 😅😅😅 gotta love Scott’s delivery of that line. “A trillion is more than a billion, numnuts” they cut the video before that line 🤣🤣🤣
By April 2023, Starbuck's stock has increased from $~4.50 in June 1999 to ~$104. Way more than 5-fold that #2 predicted lol. They went up almost 20-fold!
@@frawgz4802 that is the stereotype in both golf and female tennis that it is full of lesbians. Which is true according to some former players. Since we live in sensitivity age and most of writers in Holywood are woke, I doubt this would be greenlighted. Look at comedy movies these days. LAME.
#2: Mojo?? This entire scene is classic. My other favorite part is when Austin and felicity are on the beach, in the tent and soldiers are silently sounding them. Then, we see the whole shadow silhouette. That specific part when we have the close up on one of the guards. We hear that guard silently whispering with a disgusted facial expression, "oh my god". Oh man, I know that's too specific, but that specific part makes me laugh!! Lol
It would be worthwhile noting that the main villain of this movie who was after mojo is a smart fellow. Why lose everytime and have to go back in time when you can just get what makes the other guy always win. It's that "everything seems to always go their way" and the main villain wants to steal that from Austin Powers. Good thinking.
The best Bond parody there is. Number 2 reminds me a bit of Largo from Thunderball and Mrs. Fabissina of Rosa Klebb from From Russia with Love. I like all three movies.✌
1:41 Saw this movie in the theater, seen this clip a whole bunch of times since... and only NOW, 20210721, do I notice the picture of the guy in tuxedo riding the shark.
Dr Evil: Why make trillions when we can make billions? Scott: A trillion is more than a billion. Like a quadrillion, quintillion, Sextillion, Septillion, Octillion, Nonillion, Decillion- all the way up to ; Centillion. There's also the Googolplex- Dr Evil: Zip it. Those aren't real numbers. Number Two: Actually there's several numbers above a trillion, but the currency for that is far more than we can imagine at this point in- Dr. Evil: Silence!