@babylonbrews
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@babylonbrews Customers be like: #baristaproblems #coffeeshop #customerservice #baristalifestyle #baristas
@babylonbrews
Instagram · Skit
@babylonbrews Customers be like: #baristaproblems #coffeeshop #customerservice #baristalifestyle #baristas
Performance
Video #28885 · Skit
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The creator role-plays a series of frustrating and absurd customer interactions from the perspective of a service industry employee at the end of a long shift. He portrays customers who forget their orders from months ago, try to take others' drinks, fail at simple tasks like payment, complain after finishing their product, and are extremely impatient immediately after ordering.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 55%
POV: the customers that you get during the 12th hour of your shift
Verbal hook · 30%
Six months ago, I was here, and I got this drink.
Visual hook · 15%
The creator looks directly into the camera with a tired and exasperated expression, establishing an immediate point-of-view and relatable mood.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A text overlay stating a 'Point of View' (POV) that establishes a highly relatable, often frustrating, shared experience. This immediately aligns the viewer with the creator's perspective and sets the theme.
Payoff
The final vignette presents the most impatient and illogical archetype, who demands their order moments after placing it. This serves as the ultimate punchline and the peak of the video's theme of absurdity.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Archetype Gauntlet
Presenting a rapid-fire series of relatable, frustrating character archetypes within a specific, shared context, with each example escalating in absurdity or unreasonableness.
The Unreasonable Memory
Introduces the first character archetype, who makes an impossible request based on a distant past event, establishing the theme of absurd customer expectations.
The Entitled Rule-Breaker
Presents a second archetype who attempts to bend or break established rules for their own convenience, escalating the frustration by adding entitlement to the mix.
The Incompetent Blamer
Showcases a third archetype who fails at a simple task and immediately shifts blame onto the protagonist, introducing a sense of injustice.
The Post-Consumption Complaint
Features an archetype who fully consumes a product/service before complaining and demanding a remedy, representing a classic 'no-win' customer service scenario.
Customers be like: #baristaproblems #coffeeshop #customerservice #baristalifestyle #baristas
title · throughout
POV: the customers that you get during the 12th hour of your shift
Six months ago, I was tier, and I got this drink. I just don't remember what it was. Do you remember what it was? Hi. I'm in a rush. Here it says Kate, but my name is not Kate. Can I just take hers? It looks like mine. And can you just give her mine? Whenever you're ready, just go ahead and tap to pay. I tap it. It's not working. You're gonna have to, like, hold it there for a second. You should have told me that already. I don't like this. Well, you finished it. No. No. No. This this doesn't think good. Can I just change this? This stays so bad. I don't like this. Is it ready yet? No. It's not. Where's my drink? You you just you just ordered. Where's my drink? I ordered.