@@russkate88 No, she sounds like someone who is wise beyond her years because she understands that laboring for someone is is the modern equivalent to indentured servitude. Even if you make $250k with today's money, you still won't have the purchasing power that a typical family had from the early 1950s.
@@PixelPi Without no questions & just some simple math I'll take that 250K please. At 250K your standard of living is many times greater than someone making the median income of $2,300 in 1952. I don't think you thought that through.
I was thrown out of high school and got drafted . when i left the military i looked for a job . i went for an interview delivering office paper in a step van .the president of the company looked at my application and noticed that i had no Hs diploma. he said "i'm sorry but this job requires a HS diploma .i looked starlight into his eyes and said , " quite frankly sir i don't need a high school diploma to do THIS job . he paused as we were staring at each other for what seemed an eternity and said , "Ok your hired " . i was promoted to head of the shipping dept. two weeks later . true story .
That's awesome! It's my belief that people put too much emphasis on education as just use that as a tool to hold you back. I think it's BS. Most of the jobs you can learn while ON the job, and just because someone has a degree/diploma doesn't mean they're going to be better than someone else at a job. In some cases, like a Doctor or Surgeon, yes... but most jobs are about people skills after learning basic hard skills. Good work!
the dynamic shift at 3:02 is masterful...after this moment I just found out that the camera is framed so they both look like they're sitting in the boss position...
no it wouldn't because nobody would act so childish, she never signed any paper and last you can't just fire people because you want to, you still need a serious motivation. Actually the video could have more realistically ended by just suing for futile motivations.
Nereus Yes, you can fire people without motivation. Actually it would be better to fire without motivation, so they can't really 'sue' you. And if they did sue you then you can't work for your boss anymore because you ruined the relationship. So it's a win-win for the boss (off course he gonna pay all the legal documents and pay-outs, including raises and ancienity).
agreed just what i was going to say. and i don't think having permission applies, you just can't. That would be like hiring your boss. Which would have a conflict of interest.
Great sketch. Keeps you guessing the whole way. Just when I thought they'd exhausted the twists, they give you more. Lol'd at 3:11. Often these games can get tired after a minute, but not so here.
Your hilarious sketch reminded me of one of my favourite jokes. It goes like this: Reaching the end of a job interview, the manager asks a young engineer fresh out of college, "And what starting salary are you looking for?" The engineer replies, "In the region of £125,000 a year, all depending on the benefits package, of course." The manager says, "I see. Well, what would you say to a package of 6 weeks paid holiday, full medical and dental benefits, a pension fund to 50% of your salary with an early retirement bonus available at age 50, plus a brand new company car leased to you every two years, say, a Mercedes sports convertible?" The engineer sits up straight and gasps, "Wow! Are you kidding?" The interviewer replies, "Of course, but you started it."
Very funny ! I had a boss who fired me several times, only to let his secretary call me a few days later & politely ask why I would no longer show up. I asked to be put thru to my (former ?) boss, who barked at me that he didn’t mean it & I should come back. Each time I negotiated a raise, only to result in the HR people ringing me why I always got a raise out of sync with rest of the gang. On and on it went, until I (!) resigned for a better job - and he gave me glowing references ever after, which finally moved me into two MD / CEO positions. Have to say I loved the game, but isn’t it a strange world ? Now I am retired early, live on a farm with my lovely wife, and life couldn’t be better. I don’t miss the rat race for a single day !
Wow, thanks Steve! This one was all the writer and actors... I really just let them do their thing with very little direction. It was all them. The writer especially... this script was sooo good in my opinion.
I went for a job and the guy said something about how they couldn't guarantee the number of hours per week and I said "That's OK, I don't like working very much anyway". I still got the job.
I think the only thing you can apply for is a junior hr which is gonna probably be an assistant and not fire people so yeah that's bugging me aswell although I don't have experience
Well, gee...I dunno, Blue Kid. Would you consider the concept of citizens electing individuals to head the executive branch of our government a form of “we, the people” hiring their own boss? Yes, I’ll agree it’s kind of a rough analogy, but I’m willing to provide other examples to help clarify my question to you if you’d like. Just ask.
It is some years now that I regulary wath it. I even have it on bookmark bar (you know the one that holds the 10 most critical links...) Well played -very nice excercise for logic. Thank you
@@Raison_d-etre Yeah you are right. I only have 45 consecutive years employed in industry with a Fortune 250 company. What could I possibly know about HR or business in general. Yeah, you're right.
feels so much like Monthy Pithon's sketch on the guy going and paying for an argument (can't recall the exact name). But please take it in a nice way. Very well done and funny!
This really does highlight the ridiculousness of job interviews. The applicant is forced to exagerate qualities, while the interviewer exaggerates their real power.
@@pdv Dude, I really hope you get that project or other things funded into longer projects! That is among the funniest, most clever few minutes I've spent watching in a while! Thanks for your reply & send me links to whatever else you or that team has out there! Bravo! 😁
A lot of thought went into writing the script. Well done, whoever did it.
Very much
Exactly! I would love to get in the minds of great writers to know what makes them tick
Marty Hill wrote it. It's in the credits. 🙂
This faked me out great. I thought this was merely a ploy to get severance.
"You are over qualified to be an accountant." "That's OK. I don't intend to work very hard." Priceless.
She sounds like a millennial.
@@russkate88 No, she sounds like someone who is wise beyond her years because she understands that laboring for someone is is the modern equivalent to indentured servitude. Even if you make $250k with today's money, you still won't have the purchasing power that a typical family had from the early 1950s.
@@PixelPi Without no questions & just some simple math I'll take that 250K please. At 250K your standard of living is many times greater than someone making the median income of $2,300 in 1952.
I don't think you thought that through.
@@fasteddylove-muffin6415 The average house costed $7000 in 1950. Do keep this in mind.
@@fasteddylove-muffin6415 Entitled idiots NEVER think things through.
"Overqualified" means that they can't afford to pay you what you could demand.
exactly
ain't it the truth!!! Lol!
..........how is this a shock to me?
check out the big brain on edvard! he's a smart mofo!
They don´t want to afford to pay you what you could demand.
"...You've been hiring very strange people lately...", that was priceless😂😂😂😂.
And she took her mug, that was off the charts.
she also should have only suggested they had an opening as an Accountant !!! not the the head of personnel
The tension between them is hilarious. I think they would hate working with each other but somehow get things done
Haha yes!
You're over qualified.
"That's OK, I don't tend to work very hard" 😂😂
This truth is rarely expressed openly in job interviews.
@Another Virtual Identity of Someone Who Isn't Me there may be better companies who are looking for you
*intend, not tend
I didn't understand, what's wrong with this answer!:D
Inteeeeend
This was a well written and well executed comedy short. Wonderfully done.
So that's what I'm doing wrong in my interviews!
You must fire the interviewer before he refuses you the job.
@@TrollMeister_ If you do it soon enough in the hiring process you can create the opening you're applying for.
Absolutely love it. The applicant is so adorable and the Personnel director is perfect.
That’s What I Thought too
That was highly unrealistic, but amusing and entertaining no less. I would love to see more!
Really? if you didnt tell us it was not real, we wouldn't know that! Thanks Matthew, you are a genius!
Wait this wasn't real? I've been bamboozled.
I was thrown out of high school and got drafted . when i left the military i looked for a job . i went for an interview delivering office paper in a step van .the president of the company looked at my application and noticed that i had no Hs diploma. he said "i'm sorry but this job requires a HS diploma .i looked starlight into his eyes and said , " quite frankly sir i don't need a high school diploma to do THIS job . he paused as we were staring at each other for what seemed an eternity and said , "Ok your hired " . i was promoted to head of the shipping dept. two weeks later . true story .
That's awesome! It's my belief that people put too much emphasis on education as just use that as a tool to hold you back. I think it's BS. Most of the jobs you can learn while ON the job, and just because someone has a degree/diploma doesn't mean they're going to be better than someone else at a job. In some cases, like a Doctor or Surgeon, yes... but most jobs are about people skills after learning basic hard skills.
Good work!
the dynamic shift at 3:02 is masterful...after this moment I just found out that the camera is framed so they both look like they're sitting in the boss position...
Paul Del Vechhio -- this was simply 5 stars, why don't you make some more like this.
I like that look on the applicant's face after saying she doesn't intend to work that hard, after the interviewer's reaction.
Wow, this is an extremely well written short 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. The acting is great too 💯
I'm going to talk to a lawyer and do research to see if this would legally work if I got it recorded...
+SonicPrototype i don't think you can hire above your level without permission anyway.
Also you would have to have paperwork done anyway.
no it wouldn't because nobody would act so childish, she never signed any paper and last you can't just fire people because you want to, you still need a serious motivation. Actually the video could have more realistically ended by just suing for futile motivations.
Nereus Yes, you can fire people without motivation. Actually it would be better to fire without motivation, so they can't really 'sue' you. And if they did sue you then you can't work for your boss anymore because you ruined the relationship. So it's a win-win for the boss (off course he gonna pay all the legal documents and pay-outs, including raises and ancienity).
agreed just what i was going to say. and i don't think having permission applies, you just can't. That would be like hiring your boss. Which would have a conflict of interest.
Script, settings, cast, acting story all well done.
Very proud of the work.
Thanks!
Great sketch. Keeps you guessing the whole way. Just when I thought they'd exhausted the twists, they give you more. Lol'd at 3:11. Often these games can get tired after a minute, but not so here.
Very well played ladies and funny ASF 🤣😂😂 keep it up (we want more)
Thanks for watching!
Your hilarious sketch reminded me of one of my favourite jokes. It goes like this:
Reaching the end of a job interview, the manager asks a young engineer fresh out of college,
"And what starting salary are you looking for?"
The engineer replies,
"In the region of £125,000 a year, all depending on the benefits package, of course."
The manager says,
"I see. Well, what would you say to a package of 6 weeks paid holiday, full medical and dental benefits, a pension fund to 50% of your salary with an early retirement bonus available at age 50, plus a brand new company car leased to you every two years, say, a Mercedes sports convertible?"
The engineer sits up straight and gasps,
"Wow! Are you kidding?"
The interviewer replies,
"Of course, but you started it."
That was hilarious! Love the premise. I just couldn't quit watching...
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
No, you can't QUIT watching because you're FIRED.
you both were never hired.
Well written sketch. Underrated by TH-cam algorithm to be recommended this late....you are fired.
im tempted to send this to my boss
Do it!
Then post the link to your TIFU in reddit.
Did u send it?
@@sumairrehman9371 I will lol
Funny, the FIRST thing I did was blast it out on our #General Slack channel
Why? Are you TRYING to get fired??
Excellent acting with a twist at the end makes this short VERY entertaining! 🎭
Amazing script writing!!
She really displayed it, she's overqualified 😂❤
that was funny lol. i like when she took her coffee mug LOL
the moment she said, that it would not be enough, i knew what would happen. but the reveal was priceless :)
Very Creative acted well by 2 lovely women, it was GREAT.
Thanks! Yes, they are very talented!
That's likely why people have trouble believing they're acting
@@bretthoffman2128 Haha the amount of people who think this is somehow real is astonishing. But I guess it's good on the actors for being so good! lol
This is the modern day 'WHO's On First'. Very well done.
Very funny ! I had a boss who fired me several times, only to let his secretary call me a few days later & politely ask why I would no longer show up. I asked to be put thru to my (former ?) boss, who barked at me that he didn’t mean it & I should come back. Each time I negotiated a raise, only to result in the HR people ringing me why I always got a raise out of sync with rest of the gang. On and on it went, until I (!) resigned for a better job - and he gave me glowing references ever after, which finally moved me into two MD / CEO positions. Have to say I loved the game, but isn’t it a strange world ? Now I am retired early, live on a farm with my lovely wife, and life couldn’t be better. I don’t miss the rat race for a single day !
Is this really a true story?! If so, that's amazing!!!
Every second is pure GOLD!
That's what happens when you have a great script and great actors! :)
Genius! You can't fire me because I didn't accept! Lmao
Not sure how I got here but this skit was better then 95% of the B.S. that is on TV now so I feel pretty happy about showing up here.
Wow, thanks Steve! This one was all the writer and actors... I really just let them do their thing with very little direction. It was all them. The writer especially... this script was sooo good in my opinion.
Excellent turn of events! Love it
"No it's too late, I don't work here any more." Haha
I went for a job and the guy said something about how they couldn't guarantee the number of hours per week and I said "That's OK, I don't like working very much anyway". I still got the job.
Brilliant, absolutely brillieant! The acting, the writing, the humor...... brilliant!! Ax
The only problem I have with this is that how could somebody hire their own boss?
Isn't that what happens when you choose to work under someone?
I think the only thing you can apply for is a junior hr which is gonna probably be an assistant and not fire people so yeah that's bugging me aswell although I don't have experience
If she is HR she could higher the boss.
enrolling in the army
Well, gee...I dunno, Blue Kid.
Would you consider the concept of citizens electing individuals to head the executive branch of our government a form of “we, the people” hiring their own boss?
Yes, I’ll agree it’s kind of a rough analogy, but I’m willing to provide other examples to help clarify my question to you if you’d like. Just ask.
We never found out whether the candidate for head of personnel had any experience - what a cliff-hanger!
Lol maybe that’s material for a sequel haha
Yes please
It's not easy to make other comedians crack up but we we lol'd!!!! Very clever and well shot!
Thanks so much! The writer did an amazing job on the script in my opinion.
Absolutely brilliant. Took me 14 years to find this post…. 😅
The tables can always be turned so watch out.
DEar god, thank you for the giggles!!! I'm studying to be a chartered accountant, and I cannot explain how funny that was!
When you just have to get the last word in a conversation
this is funny no matter how many times i watch it.
haha awesome. I wish all interviews went like this
Ok I'll admit, that was VERY well played!
This is like George Costanza interviewing with Steinbrenner. Do the OPPOSITE !!
It is some years now that I regulary wath it. I even have it on bookmark bar (you know the one that holds the 10 most critical links...) Well played -very nice excercise for logic. Thank you
That's amazing! Thank you for your support!
What a great sketch, brilliant writing and production 👍
Brilliance. Wonderfully well acted and written even better. Thank you.
I've always imagined this is how people at HR department are "working".
HR....the bane on American business.
Replace "imagined" by "thought" ?
@@rds990 You're mistaken about the purpose of HR. It's to protect the business from lawsuits. HR works FOR the company.
@@Raison_d-etre Yeah you are right. I only have 45 consecutive years employed in industry with a Fortune 250 company. What could I possibly know about HR or business in general. Yeah, you're right.
@@rds990 lol what's fortune 250
Absolutely brilliant.
2:50: She hustled you. SHE HUSTLED YOU GOOD!
Brilliant!!! Well written and acted. Intense. I loved it!!
Funny premise, good production quality. Great job.
I love it! Reminds me of Adam and Costello’s “Who’s on First”
Skit
1:26: PFT! What a savage!🤣
Hahaha I just loved how the tables turned (like literally). Seriously though, how can she be the junior VP of the company without the paperworks?
feels so much like Monthy Pithon's sketch on the guy going and paying for an argument (can't recall the exact name). But please take it in a nice way. Very well done and funny!
No it's not.
Yes it is
Oh this is futile.
No, it's not futile! So there!
Is this a five minute argument or the full half hour?
One of the coolest things I've seen in the internet lately!
Wow, thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
watching after 10 years later :d omg what the heck is youtube trying to say me :D
well, well done! thanks.
Thanks!
"Reverse Psychology Theater".
Tomorrow's episode: Airline INsecurity checkpoint
This was hilarious 😂
Glad you liked it! :)
That used to be a punchline to a joke. Your over qualified" That's okay, I"m an under achiver.
It's a good punchline! :)
you're
@@bethsherdell2413 Yessss! Thank you, Beth!
This is how comedy is done without a laugh track. Be CLEVER!
LOL, this reminds me of one of those old Bugs Bunny / Daffy Duck / Elmer Fudd cartoons (I'm hunting' wabbits).😂
this is like a perfect, textbook example of playing the game of the scene
I'm pretty sure this is how most people in my area get jobs, and the personnel manager just forgets to fire them.
I am so tempted to try that next time I go for an interview.
cj West if you do, let me know if it works 🙂
This was hilarious😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks!
Interviewer: You are over-qualified for this job. Her: Thats okay, I don't intend to work very hard. ROFL
I liked this. It's a really funny idea. Nicely put together sketch
That's brilliant 😄
Thanks! The writer did an amazing job with the script and the actors really nailed it!
Now this is flippin BRILLIANT!!!
Are there more like this?
I was waiting for this kind of end. I am still laughing.
Glad we could make you laugh!
Nice sketch, really good on all facets. I really liked the performances and the idea behind this one.
Golden Phung xxx com
Outstanding
Thanks!
Jill Butterfield is such an amazing actress in this short. Weird that she never did anything else.
Like troll youtube vids?
This discussion as absolutely surreal but fun! Please, carry on with similar videos in the future.
Thanks! Will try!
Priceless!!... or $200/hr, whichever comes first.
What does it mean actually? And I don't know why 200$/hr is equal to 12 Cent per 10 sec.
You could never get away with this but damn it's so clever
Hehe, this is so elementary school humor. Childish funny.
... excellent wit ... thoroughly enjoyed ...
Thanks! Yeah, the script is really good on this. The writer is really creative and wrote something very funny!
Paul, should we add a laugh track so these people know it's satire? XD
It is? I thought it was legit
Hmm..thats a good idea
You see me laugh?
oh No David, this isn't a satire nor a joke, this is a real interview *wink wink*
Yes David. U r right
This sketch is so much crisp and smart
Really great stuff, LOVED IT
Thanks! 👍
This really does highlight the ridiculousness of job interviews. The applicant is forced to exagerate qualities, while the interviewer exaggerates their real power.
Hah! That was great :P
Thanks!
Awesome
Paul Del Vecchio rr
Good stuff. Would make a great high school speech duo as well!
ah, 47 employers disliked this video
They were from HR.
This is pure genius 👏
Clever !
+justmadeit2 Thanks!
+Paul Del Vecchio They are both pretty ladies too, but id like to marry the woman in the blue top ! :)
Huh! Spiraled quite quickly... Priceless
That was brilliant
So well done!
What a clever person
Bravo! Very clever writing.
Glad you liked it! The writer really wrote something clever in my opinion.
@@pdv Dude, I really hope you get that project or other things funded into longer projects! That is among the funniest, most clever few minutes I've spent watching in a while! Thanks for your reply & send me links to whatever else you or that team has out there! Bravo! 😁