A creator, playing a customer, enters a vintage clothing store to sell his 90s-style clothes at his girlfriend's request. He engages in comedic banter with the two shop owners, discussing his personality, lack of health insurance, and cultural differences, before pivoting to a bizarre tangent about the social implications of using different skin-toned emojis. The skit concludes with a punchline revealing that the doctor's appointment he needs money for is with his own father.
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Episode 17: Sisters make you tougher Feat. @somekidtommy
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Written by: @MaxManticof_ & @JourdainFisher
🎨: @sarthak_kher
🎥: @andrewthomas.842
🖥️: @jennacentraphoto
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Transcript
What's up, guys? What can I get for these? I don't know. It depends on what you got. Yeah. Why are you selling them? Girlfriend took a look in the closet, said I gotta stop dressing like a nineties Dixie cup. He ain't got that dog in him. No. No. I do. It's just the dog is like a good boy. Plus, I got a doctor's appointment I gotta pay for. Oh, you got health insurance. I just have health insurance and a mansion and a huge hog. Come on, guys. I'm flipping close. I don't have health insurance. Do what I do. Take a pic of your junk and just ask Chad. I'm bad, so we usually just prey on it. Oh, nice. I'm, I'm white. Couldn't even tell. worse? Can I ask you guys something? Yeah. Ask away. Do you use, like, the different color emojis? Yeah, bro. Of course. I feel so insane using the white ones because they're, like, freaking white. Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. You can't actively be selecting the white one. That seems way too intentional. Right? Because you gotta, like, hold it down and then move it all the way. Woah. Don't be going full, Elon. You tripping. Wait. So what are you going to better for? It's not a big deal. I just can't keep calling my dad. What do you mean your dad? My dad's a doctor.