Moishe Plotnik's Chinese Laundry

Walking through San Francisco's Chinatown, a tourist was enjoying the artistry in front of all the Chinese restaurants, shops signs and banners. However, when he turned a corner he saw a building with the sign . . .
Moishe Plotnik's Chinese Laundry


He thought how does 'Moishe Plotnik' belong in Chinatown. When he walked into the shop, he saw there were baseball hats, T-shirts and coffee mugs, all emblazoned with the logo, 'Moishe Plotnik's Chinese Laundry'


The tourist bought a coffee cup to take back to his office from a smiling old Chinese man behind the counter who thanked him for his purchase.


The tourist asked him, 'Can you tell me how this place got a name like Moishe Plotnik's Chinese Laundry?


The old man answered, 'Ah Evleebody ask me dat. It name of owner.'


Looking around, the tourist asked, 'Is he here now?'


'It me, me him!' replied the old man.


'Really? You're Chinese, however did you ever get a Jewish name like Moishe Plotnik?'


It simple, said the old man. 'Many years ago I come to this country and I was standing in line at 'Document Centre of Immigration' and man in front of me was from Poland.


Lady at counter look at him and say to him, 'What your name? and he say to her, 'Moishe Plotnik.'


Then she look at me and say, 'What your name'


I say, 'Sam Ting.'

your not safe for work are better


dont give up your day job. :)

Couldn't get a gig doing comedy stuff at night, so gotta work during the day, or starve:D
Kryn

I was in San Francisco China Town (6th and Grant) with a bunch of co-workers from Digital. I had one of the rental cars so I was obligated to drive into the city from Santa Clara. We found parking places and about 10 of us started looking for a place for dinner.

The wise a$$ in the group suggested asking a near by beat cop. He and I went over to a couple of beat cops and the wise a$$ asks, "Could you direct us to a good near by German restaurant?" The cop opened his mouth as if to answer and started to laugh. I quickly interjected, "See what we have to put up with." The cop looks at me and says, "I'll tell you but not him." We did have a good meal.