Battle of the Businesses 2 - Sandwich Showdown! | ToneFrance & Friends

Brief Summary

This YouTube video revolves around Billy's unexpected talent for making exceptional grilled cheese sandwiches, which leads to the opening of a restaurant. The story follows the ups and downs of the restaurant business, highlighting themes of greed, friendship, and the importance of valuing one's talents.

  • Billy's grilled cheese becomes unexpectedly popular.
  • Evan's greed leads to the downfall of his restaurant.
  • Billy, Tone, and Kevin start their own successful restaurant.

The Grilled Cheese Revelation

The friends are deciding what to have for lunch, and Billy offers to make grilled cheese sandwiches. Everyone is surprised by how delicious Billy's grilled cheese is, attributing it to a special touch despite the simple recipe of bread and three slices of cheese. Evan eats the extra sandwich that Billy made for himself. The friends rave about the grilled cheese, but Evan dismisses their praise, sparking a competition.

Evan's Failed Attempt

Evan attempts to replicate Billy's grilled cheese but fails miserably, leading the group to realize Billy's unique talent. Tone suggests that Billy could open a restaurant due to the exceptional taste of his grilled cheese. Despite Billy's initial hesitation and lack of restaurant management experience, Evan proposes opening a restaurant in their house, with roles assigned to each friend.

Opening of Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery

Evan declares the opening of "Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery," despite Billy being the chef. Their first customers, a father and his two sons, arrive. Evan tries to make them pay extra for the table, but Tone intervenes and offers them a seat. The customers review the menu and are shocked by the high prices, especially the $50 charge for a grilled cheese. The father reluctantly orders one grilled cheese for himself and ice cubes for his sons.

Greed and Unhappy Customers

Despite Billy's willingness to give the customers the extra grilled cheeses for free, Evan insists on charging them. Kevin is told to charge $10 for the ice cubes, leading to a debate about whether it's ethical. The father enjoys the grilled cheese so much that he orders two more for himself, but is then charged a $40 "chair fee" upon receiving the check. The customers leave unhappy, vowing never to return due to Evan's greed.

The Downfall of Evan's Restaurant

Evan decides that grilled cheese is not classy enough and plans to serve filet mignon instead, charging $150 per plate. Tone and Kevin quit in protest of Evan's exorbitant prices and decision to serve food that Billy doesn't know how to make. They plan to open their own restaurant with reasonable prices. Evan claims that he doesn't need them and can run the restaurant on his own.

A New Restaurant Idea

Kevin and Tone discuss opening their own restaurant in the shed, aiming to prove that customer exploitation is not the way to run a business. They are confident that Billy will eventually join them once Evan fires him. They begin preparing the space, setting up tables and chairs in anticipation of Billy's arrival.

Evan's High-End Restaurant Attempt

A woman arrives for a date with Evan's dad, expecting a fancy restaurant. Evan insists that his house, "Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery," is the best restaurant in town, despite the name. He presents a menu with only one item: filet mignon. Billy is tasked with cooking the steak, despite admitting he doesn't know how. The steak turns out terrible, and the woman refuses to pay the exorbitant $150 price.

Billy Gets Fired

Evan blames Billy for the terrible food and for tarnishing the legacy of his restaurant. He fires Billy for not being able to cook the steak properly and for suggesting they stick to grilled cheese with fair prices. Billy leaves, confident that Evan's restaurant won't last a day without him.

Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery Opens

Billy joins Kevin and Tone, who welcome him to their new restaurant, "Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery." They already have customers: the two sons from the first restaurant, who stole money from their dad to eat there. Billy starts making grilled cheeses, which they sell for $5 each.

Evan's Restaurant Struggles

Evan's restaurant is empty. Ned, a classmate, stops by to retrieve a pencil. Evan tries to force him to order the "chef's special," a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, despite Ned's allergies. Ned has an allergic reaction and is taken away in an ambulance, without paying.

Evan's Downfall and Billy's Success

Kevin confronts Evan about his greed and poor treatment of customers. He reveals that Billy's restaurant is thriving. A news report confirms the success of "Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery," with customers raving about the affordable and delicious grilled cheese. The report also mentions a talking turtle who poisoned Ned, resembling Evan. Evan, possibly a wanted criminal, hides in the basement.

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0:04 to France. Oh man, I am so hungry. Me, too. What about you, Billy? Of course, I'm always hungry. Let's order a pizza. No, we always order pizza. I'm getting tired of it. How could you possibly get tired of pizza? Fellas, just settle down. We've got plenty of stuff here. I can make you something. Do you have bread? Yeah. And cheese? Yeah. I'll be the chef. Lunch is served. Whoa, Billy, you know how to make grilled cheese? Yeah, it's basically just pizza, especially when you dip it in tomato soup. But I don't know how to make that. Wow. Thank you for making these, Billy. You're a chef. Yeah, I guess I am. Oh my gosh, this is

0:52 amazing, Billy. Oh, you're just saying that to be nice. No, Billy, this is really good. How did you get it to taste like this? I don't know. I just lay down a piece of bread first and then three slices of cheese and then another piece of bread. That's it. There's no other secret ingredient. Nope. Why should there be? You have a gift, Billy. Oh, gee, you guys are too kind. I made one extra grilled cheese that I was going to eat later, but since you like it so much, you can split that one. Ooh, what's this? A snack? Don't mind if I do. Wait, Evan, don't eat that. Why? Because Kevin and I were going to split it. Oh my gosh. You're all acting like this is some sort of five-star meal. It's a grilled cheese.

1:40 Relax. Oh my gosh. Oh man. I told you not to eat it. I'll eat the rest. I don't even care that he bit it. No, I want to eat the rest. Where did you guys order this from anyway? We didn't order it. Billy made it. Billy, you made this? Yep. It's my special recipe. What's so special about it? What's your secret? Nothing. It's just bread, three pieces of cheese, and more bread. Bread, three pieces of cheese, and more bread. That's easy. I could do that. I don't think it's possible to make a grilled cheese like this, Evan. Oh yeah? Watch me, Kevin. Just watch. I'm going to make a grilled cheese that is so much better than his.

2:27 Fuela. Evan's spectacular grilled cheeses are served. Ew, this is terrible. What are you talking about? It's the exact same thing that Billy made. Just more cheese. More cheese doesn't make it better, Evan. It can make it a lot worse. Oh, please. You're all overreacting. I'm sure it's not that bad. Oh my gosh. How did I mess that up? I think Billy just has the special touch. Wow. I've never been good at anything, but I guess I'm a chef. Okay, I wouldn't go that far. No, seriously, Billy. With grilled cheese that tastes that good, you could open up a restaurant. A restaurant, you say? Nah. No one would come to a restaurant with just grilled cheese. If your grilled cheeses all taste like this, I

3:13 bet you'd have a line out the door. But I don't know how to run a restaurant. Well, lucky for you, you have a young businessman right here. We can open up a restaurant in our house. In our house? Are you crazy? Do you know how much work that'd be? It'll be great. Billy can be the chef. Tone can be the waiter. You can be the guy who cleans the tables. And I'll be the guy who welcomes the guests and counts the money. I don't think I want to be in a business that's run by you. Oh, come on. I'm a great businessman. Trust me, this is going to be spectacular. All right. Evans Grilled Cheese Eery is officially open for business. Evans Grilled Cheese Eery? But you're not the one making the grilled cheese. I am. Oh, please. Do you guys

4:00 think that Wendy actually makes all of the burgers at Wendy's? Of course not. She's sitting in her mansion somewhere counting all the money. I think it's a lot more complicated than that. Well, whatever. Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery is catchy. Okay, don't question me. Yep. I figured this might happen. Yo, is this actually a restaurant? Oh my gosh, our first customer. Yes, this is a restaurant. Come on in. Do y'all serve grilled cheese here? Uh, yeah. It's in our name. Cool. We'll eat here then. Really, Dad? You're going to let us eat something other than ice cubes today? Yeah, sure. One grilled cheese won't hurt you, boys. Awesome. We'll take a table for three, please. Hm. Do you have

4:45 a reservation? No. Oof. It's going to be really tough to squeeze you guys in. Seriously, there's no one else here. Yeah, but you really should have a reservation. This is a five-star establishment. You know, I could give you that table over there, but it might cost you a little bit. Cost me? Heck no. I ain't paying to sit at no table. Come on, boys. Let's go home and eat our ice cubes. Wait, Evan's just being annoying. This table is wide open for you guys. Come take a seat. Thank you. Now that's more lacking. I can't wait to eat something other than ice cubes for once. Yeah, these grilled cheeses better be good. Fine, I'll let you sit this time, but next time you need a reservation. Welcome to Evans Grilled Cheese Eery.

5:31 Here are your menus. Feel free to look them over and tell me what you want. All right, let's see what we got here. Are you kidding me? Y'all only got one atom and it's $50. We better be getting a pile of gold for that kind of money. Oh, it's better than gold. Trust me. I ain't paying $150 for all of us to have grilled cheese. I'll take a grilled cheese for myself and the boys will just have ice cubes. Dad, I thought you said we get to have grilled cheese today. There ain't no way I'm paying that much money for y'all to eat grilled cheese. You're going to have ice cubes and you're going to like it, boys. Okay. One grilled cheese and two ice cubes coming up. One grilled cheese, Billy. Only one? But I already made three. Just give them the other two. We don't need to charge

6:17 them. Hey, we don't give anything away for free. Never. Ever. If they're not going to pay for three grilled cheeses, then we're not going to give them three grilled cheeses. Evan, our prices are too expensive. I don't care. They'll pay. Once they taste how good Billy's grilled cheeses are, they'll be hungry for more. And they will pay $50. Fine. I'll bring out the grilled cheese and the ice cubes now. Wait, you're going to charge them for those ice cubes, right? No, it's a cube of frozen water. I don't care. Charge them $10. But that's a scam. You're a scam, Kevin. Don't question your boss. You're on thin ice, pal. Get it? Ice? No. But seriously, charge for the ice cubes. I'm running a

7:02 business here, not a charity. This is why I didn't want to work with Evan. All right, here's your grilled cheese, sir. And here are your ice cubes, boys. I do just want to let you guys know that ice cubes cost $10. $10 for a cube of ice, unfortunately. Yes. This is a robbery. Y'all charge way too much for this food. Oh my goodness. Well, Dad, do you like it? I love it. I'll take two more, please. Awesome. Are they for us, Dad? Heck no. They're for me. These grilled cheeses are so good. I need more. Yes, I knew it. Wow. Okay, two more grilled cheeses, Billy. Here you go. They're actually going to pay for two more grilled cheeses. I guess so. Maybe Evan

7:48 actually does know how to run a business. Nah, he knows how to take advantage of people. He knows Billy's grilled cheeses are good and he's taking advantage of Billy's talents. I don't want my talents to be taken advantage of. Hey, our paying customers are getting impatient. Bring out those grilled cheeses now. Okay. Jeez. And Billy, no more standing around. You have more grilled cheeses to make. But we don't have any more customers. Yeah, but we will once word spreads around town. Okay. And Kevin, you're supposed to be cleaning. But there isn't a mess to clean. Well, now there is. Get to work. M m. Those grilled cheeses were delicious. I wish I got to try some. Quad, Trevor. You got to eat ice cubes.

8:36 That's more than enough. Hey, waiter. We'll take the check, please. Sure. Uh, here you go. All right, let's see here. Three grilled cheeses, two ice cubes, and a $40 chair fee. What's that? Um, I don't know. Hey, Evan, what's the chair fee? Oh, it's the fee that I charge the customers for sitting in our chairs. You charge people for sitting down. What are we supposed to do? Stand? If you don't want to pay the chair fee, then yeah. This is ridiculous. Those grilled cheeses were good, but I ain't ever eating at this place again. Here's your money. Come on, boys. Thanks for ripping off my dad, dudes. No grilled cheese is worth $50. You see what you did, Evan? You drove away paying customers because of

9:22 your greed. Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery is a five-star restaurant. I'm allowed to charge high prices. Grilled cheese is not worth $50. Hm. I guess you're right. Grilled cheese is out of fashion anyway. Hey, Billy. Yeah, no more grilled cheeses. Okay. But that's all I know how to make. Yeah, but that's not classy. I want my restaurant to bring in the highest paying customers. So, we're going to offer something that we can charge a lot of money for. Filet minan. And instead of charging $50, I think I'm gonna charge $150. Now that's crazy. You're charging way too much money for the food here. Yeah, food that Billy doesn't even know how to make. You boys better stop questioning me before I get really angry

10:09 and fire you. Well, guess what? You don't need to fire me, cuz I quit. So do I. Fine. I don't need you guys anyway. I can do your jobs all by myself. Get out of here. Come on, Billy. Let's go open up our own restaurant. One where we can charge normal prices. Okay, that sounds fun. No, Billy, you cannot leave unless I fire you. When did we discuss that? It's in your contract. I didn't sign a contract. Oh, yes, you did. Right here. My name is spelled wrong. It is? Well, you signed it, Evan. That's clearly your handwriting. No, it's not. I want you and him out of my restaurant now. But it's my house. Well, it's my restaurant and if you refuse to leave, then I'll

10:54 call the police. Whatever. Let's just go. Billy, go out to the shed when you get fired. Okay. I'm glad they're gone. We don't need them anyway. Now it's more money in my pocket. You mean our pockets? Right. Sure. Go back to the kitchen, Billy. We need to be ready for more customers. All right. Are you sure you want to open up a restaurant in here, Kevin? Absolutely. I want to prove to Evan that taking advantage of customers is not how you should run a business. Well, how are we gonna compete with Evan if we don't have Billy's grilled cheeses? Billy will come to us eventually. It's only a matter of time until Evan fires him. But for right now, we need to set up tables and chairs for our restaurant. But Evan needs Billy. Are you sure he's going to fire him?

11:40 I've lived with Evan my whole life. And if there's one thing you should know about him, it's that Evan needs a lot of help. But if having that help stands in the way of making some money, then he doesn't want any help. Okay, that's a pretty good point. Let's prepare our restaurant for when our master chef arrives. Oh my gosh, a customer. A customer. Get those fillets ready, Billy. I'm trying my best. Well, try harder. Hello. Oh, it's you. What are you doing here? I'm here to go on a fancy date with your dad. Gross. Dad, the ugly lady's here for you. Ah, there she is. The apple to my eye. Are you ready for our date night? Oh, yeah. Let's go to the best and fanciest restaurant in town. Well, lucky for you,

12:27 you're already here. Huh? What are you talking about, Evan? You guys are currently standing in the five-star restaurant called Evan's Grilled Cheese Eery. Are you kidding me? You turned my house into a grilled cheese restaurant? No, we don't serve grilled cheese here. But it literally says it in the name. Don't even entertain this. We are not eating here. Let's go. I'll deal with this later. No, please sit. I promise you'll enjoy what our head chef has prepared. Fine. I'll play along with your little game, Evan. Oh, man. So, we're not going to go to a fancy restaurant. Here are your menus. Please take a chance to look it over and tell me what you'd like. There's only one thing on this menu, and it's a filt

13:13 minan. Excellent choice, Billy. Two steaks, please. Wait, Billy's cooking? No, I can't eat here. I don't trust that kid. Relax. Billy's an expert chef. You'll love what he has prepared. Dinner is served. I tried my best. Wow, this looks interesting. This is what you're charging $150 for. Just eat it. I'm sure you'll love it, Billy. Those look disgusting. You're making my restaurant look bad. I'm sorry. I told you I don't know how to make steak. But maybe it'll taste better than it looks. That is the most disgusting thing I've ever eaten. It tastes like a hockey puck. Well, that's too bad. You already

13:58 bit into it, so now you got to pay up. That'll be $150 each, please. No, Evan, that's not going to happen. We're not going to pay $150 for food that tastes like garbage. We're going to an actual nice restaurant. And when I come back, I want all of this cleaned up. Finally, I get to go to a real restaurant. Billy, your terrible food drove my customers away. Well, you should have let me make what I'm good at. No. Grilled cheese is something that a grandma makes for her grandchild on a cold winter day. It is not food meant for a five-star establishment. You embarrass me, Billy, and you tarnish the legacy of my restaurant. If you just let me make grilled cheese and you charge fair prices, people will be lined up out the door. Well, if you like lines so much,

14:45 then why don't you go stand in the unemployment line because you're fired. Your restaurant won't last a day without me. Just you watch. I'm going to be the head chef and people are going to come from all over the world to order the food that I create. Yeah, right. Sure. Good luck with that. Good riddens. I don't need him. I don't need anyone. I'm going to run this restaurant on my own. And then I'll make all the money on my own, too. Hey guys, Billy, I got fired. Woohoo! I told you it was only a matter of time. Welcome to your new restaurant. Sorry, it's Halloween themed. My new restaurant? Yep. Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery. The restaurant has my name in it.

15:32 Yep. You're the head chef, so we want to give you all the credit. We already have some customers who are just dying to eat. Sup? Feed me. We're here without our dad's permission. Yeah. We stole his money and then snuck out the back door. We found this griddle that you can cook on. Awesome. It's time to start making grilled cheeses. Grilled cheese? That's what I came here for. Grilled cheese? Don't worry, Richard. Our dad said it's super good. Yeah, totally worth the $50. $50? Yeah, right. There's no way I'm paying that much money for a grilled cheese. I'm out of here. Wait, our grilled cheeses are not going to cost $50. We want them to be affordable for everyone. I only have $5. Well, then

16:18 they're going to be $5. All right, let me see if these sandwiches are any good. Here you go, Richard. Oh my gosh. This is the best food I've ever had. Give me three more. You got it. Three more grilled cheeses coming up. I want one. I'll take 10. 10. We each stole $50 from Dad, so we might as well spend all the money, right? Good point. I'll take 10, too. It's been over an hour and no one has set foot in here. If I don't have a customer soon, I may have to close down my restaurant. Uh, hey Evan. Ned. Ned. A paying customer. Finally. Customer? What are you talking about? I stopped by to see if you could

17:04 give me back the pencil that you borrowed from me in class the other day. Sure, Ned. Sit down at the table and I'll give you the pencil. Uh, okay. What's this all about? Take a look at this menu and tell me what you'd like. A menu? But I'm not hungry. Just pick. Okay. Uh, the only thing that's on here is the chef's special, and I don't know what that is. It's a special dish that our chef makes for all of the guests. Yeah, but what is it? I have several allergies, you know. Sh. Trust the chef, Ned. You're in good hands. Okay, I guess I'll have the chef special then. Perfect. Can you also bring me my pencil? All right, Evan. Chef special. What? Do I know how to make a grilled cheese? No. They said my grilled cheeses

17:51 are terrible. I need to make something better. Something everyone can enjoy. Aha, I got it. All right, Ned, close your eyes. What am I getting myself into? Just trust the head chef. You're going to love it. Okay, but why can't I look at it? Because I don't want your eyes to do the talking. I want your taste buds to do the talking. Oh dear. Okay. Ooh, this feels like a sandwich. I hope it's tuna fish. Is this peanut butter and jelly? Yes. Don't you love it? I'm allergic to peanut butter. Uh-oh. Call my mother. Ned. Ned, you owe me $150. I got more

18:38 grilled cheeses. Who wants them? Me? No. Give me some. No, dude. You already had 10 grilled cheeses. I only had five. Give me more. Don't worry, I'll make more for everyone. Uh, Kevin, an ambulance just drove away from your house. What? Oh, shoot. What did Evan do this time? Evan, what happened? Oh, nothing. I just accidentally gave Ned peanut butter and nearly killed him. And to make matters worse, he didn't even pay me. Oh, come on, partner. You're way too crazy over making money. I just want to be a successful businessman like Dad. I don't understand why my businesses never work out. Because you charge too much money and you're not a good boss. No one wants to work for you. I'm a great boss.

19:25 I just have bad employees. No, you don't, Evan. Billy and Tone are working great in my restaurant. You opened up a restaurant? How dare you? I bet it's going horribly without me. Actually, it's doing quite well. Yeah, right. Breaking news. A new grilled cheese restaurant has opened up and it's taken the world by storm. Here's what the customers are saying. I hate pretty much everything in the world, but this grilled cheese has changed my life. I want to live inside this grilled cheese. I don't want to be on camera, dude. My dad can't know I'm here. But I do love this grilled cheese. What? You've got to be kidding me. How does he have so many customers? We have an exclusive interview with the cooking master, Billy. Hi, I'm Billy, the head chef at

20:13 Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery. We just opened today and we already sold so many grilled cheeses. I don't know what I'm going to do with all that money, but I'll probably retire and spend the rest of my life eating pizza. Well, you heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen. The head chef at Billy's Grilled Cheese Eery is retiring after one day of being in business. Are you kidding me? In other news, police are searching for a talking turtle who tried to poison local nerd Nedri Flanderbottom. If you see someone who looks like this, run away and call the police immediately. Hey, that kind of looks like you. No, it doesn't. Evan, do you think this means you're a wanted criminal? No. Uh, I'm going to go down to the basement. If anyone knocks on the

21:00 door, just tell them that I don't live here anymore. Okay. Thank you. Oh dear. [Music]

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