@the.unpaid.interns
TikTok · Skit
@the.unpaid.interns they run a tight ship over there #chickfila #drivethru #fastfood #comedy #cringe #scary #foryou @Kevin Sanji @Mike Lenczewski @Garrett McKenna @Dale Juhnke
@the.unpaid.interns
TikTok · Skit
@the.unpaid.interns they run a tight ship over there #chickfila #drivethru #fastfood #comedy #cringe #scary #foryou @Kevin Sanji @Mike Lenczewski @Garrett McKenna @Dale Juhnke
Performance
Video #6130 · Skit
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A creator in the driver's seat of a car interacts with a Chick-fil-A employee at the drive-thru, who panics after failing to say 'my pleasure.' The employee is then dramatically abducted by men in suits, only to be replaced by a new employee who denies the previous one ever existed, creating a surreal and comedic skit.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 65%
when a chick-fil-a employee forgets to say “my pleasure”
Verbal hook · 20%
Okay. So we got the two chicken nuggets and then the number one that's gonna be $22.50 tier the first window.
Visual hook · 15%
An in-car point-of-view shot showing a direct interaction between a customer and a drive-thru employee, creating an immediate and relatable scenario.
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Steal this for your own video
when a forgets to say “”
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
A text overlay presents a relatable premise based on a well-known brand quirk, creating an immediate expectation for a specific type of interaction.
Payoff
The new character flawlessly performs the action the first one failed at, providing a final, ironic punchline that reinforces the absurdly high stakes of the initial rule.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Broken Protocol Escalation
A character in a highly structured environment makes a minor, well-known procedural error, which triggers an absurdly disproportionate and surreal consequence, only for the system to reset itself as if nothing happened.
The Mundane Setup
A completely normal, everyday transaction is shown to establish a baseline of reality.
The Critical Failure
The employee character makes the specific, anticipated mistake that was foreshadowed in the hook, triggering the central conflict.
The Frantic Recantation
The character realizes their error and desperately tries to correct it, escalating the tension from a simple mistake to panicked awareness.
The Disproportionate Retribution
An external, over-the-top force intervenes to punish the failure, subverting expectations by escalating the consequence to an absurd level.
The Instantaneous Replacement
A new character seamlessly takes the place of the punished one, suggesting a cold, efficient system is at work and heightening the surrealism.
The Reality Inquiry
The protagonist, acting as the audience's surrogate, questions the bizarre event that just occurred.
The Corporate Gaslight
The new character denies the existence of the previous character and event, adding a layer of dark, conspiratorial humor.
they run a tight ship over there #chickfila #drivethru #fastfood #comedy #cringe #scary #foryou @Kevin Sanji @Mike Lenczewski @Garrett McKenna @Dale Juhnke
title · beginning
when a chick-fil-a employee forgets to say “my pleasure”
Okay. So we got the two chicken nuggets and then the number one that's gonna be $22.50 tier the first window. Okay. Thank you. Yes. No problem. Or my pleasure. My pleasure. I I said my I said my pleasure. Right? Fuck, dude. You gotta look at it. I said my I said my pleasure. You can ask him. I said I said it. I said it. Oh, you can I said it? I said my pleasure. I said it. I said it. I said my pleasure. No that was two chicken nuggets and a number one. That's gonna be $20.55 if you just pull around to the front window. What happened to the other guy? So there was no other guy, but if you just pull up, your food will be ready. Okay. Thanks. Yeah. My pleasure.