A man dressed in stereotypical German attire enters a vintage clothing store to sell his lederhosen. He engages in a comedic, culturally charged conversation with the two shopkeepers, trading jokes about American vs. German culture, soccer vs. football, and escalating to edgy historical references about WWII and Nazis in Argentina, which the shopkeepers ultimately shut down.
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Episode 20: Oktoberfest is over, it’s rave season Feat. @marioadrion
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Written by: @MaxManticof_ & @JourdainFisher
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Transcript
Guten tag, gentlemen. Gesundheit, my boy. I must get Viridis Lederhosen now. Who are you? Geppetto? Don't lie because who knows? Oktoberfest is over. It's rave season now. Wait. Isn't that in the summer? Yeah. I don't know. It's all football and pumpkin spices around here now, bro. That is cute, yeah. Renaming the biggest spot in the world by using your hands. Yeah. Oh, big boy catch the ball no. Yeah. You talking about soccer? You talking about something. Americans don't do anything correctly. Yeah. That's why I only go to German parties. I can tell y'all one thing you did incorrectly. What? French fries and mayonnaise? Delicious. I was talking more like what y'all did in the forties? Precisely. That was one time. Okay? Woah. So sorry. I mean I mean, we're good now. It was a big oopsie whoopsie. We got carried away. Yeah. Bro, there's a little bit of your grandpa still in there. Yeah. You had a little bit of a flare up. My generation, I'll do Malian techno now. Yeah. Our generation does more gummies and cold brew. Tuesday, yeah, I remember my tier also. Yeah. So where are you boys from? I'm originally from the South. And my family's from Argentina. One of us. Yeah. Oh, he kinda got you. Nah. Nah. Nah, bro. You keep that on Twitter, bro. What y'all did, you keep overseas. Okay? I thought Argentinians love to party. Oh.