Digital Exclusive: Inner White Girl (Reese Witherspoon) - SNL
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- When Leslie Jones has a hard time dealing with white people, she consults her Inner White Girl (Reese Witherspoon).
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"white people do NOT like to wait." 😂😂😂 she ain't wrong...
For real
No one likes to wait but white people get so mad
Rigo Jr cause they’re entitled
heartgirl40 but they love making black People wait. And giving us the run around
So true🤣
“I didn’t even know complaints could be formal”😂
😂😂LOL😂
😂😂
Seriously, the most underrated joke in the sketch
I gotta go home &change before I can make a formal complaint 😎
ikr
I love how Leslie got scared when Reese started snappin lol. Leslie is pure genius!
Inner white girl : "try to speak with the manager."
Everyone in 2020 : "Oh God, she's a Karen!"
Pang, Kornelis Andrew Wibowo exactly my thought
Politely asking for a supervisor is fine. Screaming at someone making $12 an hour because they're not giving you your way isn't.
That's not how it works. Being an asshole and then demanding to talk to your manager when you are just being served just like everybody else is, is being a Karen. Karens definitely don't need to be white either.
Kriste Isopahkala no, they don’t have to be white. But in my experience they usually are
What does the future hold in the next 5 years?
5 years later: Depopulation..
This should be a legit TV show starring Leslie. But the inner white girl can change form, so they'll cast a new white female celebrity each episode. Lmao! I'd watch that faithfully.
Brian Combs And each one would have a different name
omg yes, this is the best idea ever
Different white girl depending on mood and/or situation, based on those white girls public persona (that she took the cue's from).
Brian Combs seriously best idea over
Brian Combs *ever
I think that this is the one modern SNL skit that could actually become a full-fledged film. Reese and Leslie have awesome chemistry, and this premise has potential to sustain a whole movie.
I think you're right. All kinds of aspects of this could be explored, within the arc of a heroic journey by the black woman into white society. But also, the inner white girl should learn why her "client" is the way she is and have HER consciousness raised. It really could be great. Right now seems to be the time when that movie could really be pertinent and, if done right, hugely popular!
I think this is what is needed RIGHT NOW🌏☮
A movie is too short. Should be a series, with different white girls each time.
Like a modern freaky Friday 🤣🙌🏻
When will people learn that two and a half hours of Leslie Jones is just too much
"We could get to yoga, we could go to Starbucks..." Lmao
We do that. The only thing that can shake my fake veneer of calm is people wasting my time.
This needs to become a movie. I love the chemistry between them. 🙂
What the hell is that supposed to mean? Chemistry?
@@MinecraftMartin it means that they play off each other well and have a good dynamic.
"i'm not white like you; I could go to jail." So fucked up, but true.
***** I like that you dropped the mic, even though you totally missed the point. It isn't that white people can't go to jail, it is that black people get locked up for shit that a white person would not (at the very least, they are dealt with more harshly). Reese Witherspoon went to jail for DUI; the sketch involved her getting angry and loud, which might not get Reese picked up, but would be enough for Leslie to get picked up. The whole point was that if they both acted a certain way, the white girl would be fine (and most likely placated), whereas the black girl would likely face trouble with the police for acting that way.
Oh, and also... (mic drop)
***** You were the one changing the discussion. I made a comment regarding race, and you brought sex/gender into it. Sure, women have it harder than men in many ways in our culture, but I never said differently, though you argue against me as if I had (I am not your straw-man). I pointed out that, contrary to your assertions, black people have it harder than white people- men & women both. Women having it harder than men doesn't change my point, and is just you trying to change the subject. Do you have any evidence/facts to back your assertions up, beyond celebrity anecdotes? I can point to numerous sources on opposite sides of the issue, who all tell the same story regarding my claims (to varying degrees)- black people have it harder than white people. Do you have any sources on how white women are not privileged when compared to black women? Again, not a single case, or a handful of incidents (anecdotes), but a statistical study, scientific survey, or peer-reviewed paper? Lastly, you began the "do your research" jabs, so I find it funny that you say not to lecture you about educating yourself- especially because you seem to speak on things about which you know nothing/very little.
White women are def more privileged than black women. Your logic: Racism against black people definitely exists, sexism definitely exists, but people who experience sexism and racism (black women) have just as much privilege as people who experience sexism, but no racism. That makes no sense. White women are paid significantly less than white men, but black women are paid EVEN LESS than white women according to the same statistics.
IAmBefore If your comment is directed towards me and my original comment, then I think that you misunderstood me; if it was directed at someone else's reply to my comment, then you should have replied to them, not me. I never said, nor even implied, what you attribute to me (that white women and black women face equal obstacles/have equal privilege). In fact, if you understood my comment, I was saying exactly the opposite. Reese being white means she is less likely to go to jail for causing problems/making a scene, whereas Leslie would be more likely to go to jail for that same behavior. That was my comment, and I'm not sure how you could misconstrue that to mean that they have equal privilege/face similar obstacles.
it was directed at birdofparadise (clearly, based on the content)--my phone won't allow me to reply directly.
Reese Witherspoon plays the best 'Goody Two Shoes' personality ever.
she should date captain america.
+Heed My Warning he ain't no gody two shoes. remember, its all the _cosmic cube_
My inner white girl
She does, but personally, the first thing i saw her in was 'Freeway'; when i was 12. so when i see her, i hear yelling 'Grandma!'
Disagree. It felt extremely rushed and inauthentic to me
"we're not banking here any more."
literally my mom
This video made me laugh so hard because once when I lived in LA, I saw a black man talking to himself really loudly and a security guard came up to him and tried to get him to quiet down, and the man said, “Why are you coming up to me? Because I’m black??” and the security guard said, “No because you’re talking to yourself.”
What is wrong with talking to yourself, though? I’m not black nor white but I had a manager (white) scold me for talking to myself once. Like, I’m not crazy, just sometimes I do it to make myself comfortable or remind myself of something.
@@maritzaozepy1903 Anything people perceive as "not normal" is automatically labelled "danger"
@@maritzaozepy1903 I talk to myself all the time, only not aloud. You’re supposed to keep it in your head.
"Why? Cause I'm black!"
"No, because you're talking to yourself"
1 thousanth like
😂😂😂
I talk to myself all the time!
Who was she ?that was the best line in the whole sketch
Sasheer was a really underrated cast member. They rarely gave her the chance to be funny, but she was the perfect straightwoman/foil.
Reese Witherspoon is so compelling, even when she's a figment of someone's imagination. Love her
@@zaffronmusic4050 That was never in question? I'm talking about her acting not the script 🙄
^^^lmao ikr
I'm not sure if I understand your comment correctly.
No. She really us like that in 5eal life, you haven't seen her dui do you know who I am police came video
@@kimicappiello5480 I'm saying she's really interesting to watch, even when she's playing a character that only exists in someone's mind
That Reese Whitherspoon is the “inner white girl.” She is SO white!
Racist
Southern debutante is about as white as they come, yes. Haha
@@frigginirishloons I think the Irish have us beat
@@laythadrian5705 Irish are the palest not the most White™️
@@juicyj3819 that’s not racist...
“I’VE GOT BETTER S*** TO DO.”
This statement by Reese Witherspoon rings in the back of mind for most of day.
-People want what they can't have.
- Well, then I want my 60$.
Love this part.
Just finished watching the video and was about to comment that .Love it too.
Stranger's Opinion lmao
What's crazy is that I tell my hair clients this all the time lol.
ikr
*$60
I'm a 39 year old white male, and I lose my shit the same way in banks. I need an inner white girl.
+starr shine -- I'm a white woman and I NEED AN INNER WHITE GIRL!
+starr shine I am basically a white girl
+Zukiswa Matthews just black?
+Zukiswa Matthews just black?
+Zukiswa Matthews just black?
"I didn't even know complaints could be formal." --- Said every non-lawyer ever.
I got every states attorney general offices phone number on speed dial lol
4 years later still funny. When reese says "whatttttt!!!!"
Leslie makes me laugh so hard. And pairing her with Reese is hilarious. I love them both
YESSSSS
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.,,started laughing BEFORE hitting play! #legallyblondemeets...
Her inner Black Girl needs to stop walking down the street flashing that cash 💵 🤦🏽♀️
Lmao goooood one 👍
Anyone that thinks they're gonna take money from her hands deserves the beating they're going to get.
😂😂right on
mhmm i know thats right
$60? Lmao like anyone would try to mug her..
Leslie Jones has such an incredibly unique and brilliant comic talent. She can ride that thin line between funny and crazy like no one else. I always felt that SNL never really understood this gift, and hence never really knew how to use her or write for her when she was part of the cast. This sketch, and several others that come to mind, show what she is capable of and what an extraordinary comic she really is. I wish SNL had done better by her.
A movie with Leslie and Reese has to be made.
"I didn't know complaints could be formal"
LOL
😁🤩🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
“I ain’t white like you *i will go to jail* “
I loved how she said it through clenched teeth. How have I never seen this skit till now?
Nowadays it will be “I ain’t white like you I will get shot” 🙄
" this bank is full of money. Why can't they give me mine?"
That's me. And I'll refuse to hang up when your Duracell car battery is 160.00 worth of crap and dies in 6 months. In AUGUST. Huge Challenger battery, too.
I got my damn refund, too.
You don't give refunds? Oh, I'll just wait here...
This is me at the Doctor. "Ok! I've waited long enough, we're leaving!" My daughter, "Mom, we have literally been here TEN MINUTES!" LOL
I want an inner Leslie Jones.
I want to feel that.
Watch her talk about getting hacked on the news skit... Me😊
Inner Leslie Jones with an inner Reese Witherspoon.
You want to be racist towards white people and act like it's okay cause your black?
Donkey Kong I commented this a month ago I'm pretty chill by now
I love how everyone is looking at Leslie like "Black women be crazy!"
Then when Reese loses it, Leslie is all like "White women be crazy!"
LMAOOOOOOO THAT IS BECAUSE WE ARE REALLY ALL THE SAME WE JUST COME IN DIFFERENT SHADES
Women are just crazy in general, what can I say
@@vanessaveiga9257
Getting mad is getting mad. It doesn't make a person "crazy".
Vanessa Veiga no it’s just blacks and Spanish. Loud mouth racist ppl
Vanessa Veiga All races and genders are just really fucking crazy. We all are weird as hell.
"Ok that'll be about 15 minutes"
*before Reese says ANYTHING...*
Me: "FIFTEEN EFFING MINUTES?! How hard is it? Go back up to the teller right now! She's got a cash box RIGHT THERE HOLY SHIT"
*Reese loses her ish, too*
Me: E X A C T L Y Y Y
I may be white and impatient, but this time, I was impatient for my new friend, Leslie. I'm always more firm and snippy when someone's screwing over my friend. ♡
I love Leslie, she is an extraordinary actress! This really should be made into a movie, I would definitely watch it.
I think this should be a movie.
PrettysureItsInfectd Come on now. It would be better than Ride Along
+Joe Martin
Joe...
They've based movies on other SNL skits. You may have let the genie out of the bottle.
Kid Cell same
+nakyer
*cough* Coneheads *cough*
Brennan M.
Your point? Aside from the one atop YOUR head?
We need inner black girl too
Yes! That would be so funny!
AMEN!!!
I would love 💕 being a timid white person’s inner black girl 👩🏾🦳 we would have so much fun 🤣🤣
I think woah Vicky’s got that covered
Lmaooo
They could write this as a legit TV show and I'd watch it.
When you are able to move around the world empowered and knowing it was designed to cater to you and nobody is out to "get you", just because you are you, you tend to be less defensive and ready to fight about every little thing. You give the benefit of the doubt to a lot more people and remove the chip off your shoulder. Which in fact, helps navigate circumstances much easier. It is basically poking fun at a tragic reality that many African Americans are in a constant state of PTSD and anxiety over whether they are being treated fairly or not. Dark humor indeed.
😩
I have to believe America is gonna grow out of this
Great analysis. So very true.. Sadly no one understands that this is a mental health issue versus some genetic reason to be angry
You obviously only live around rich white
While I agree this affects Black people, it is not exclusively a Black experience. There are other minority races, and White people also can experience adversity that causes them to be constantly defensive. If you deny that you're just ignorant
@@deer105 You are right, there are loads of other kinds of anxiety or PTSD including ones white people may have. That is not what THIS skit is about. It is about the fear black people have when they enter certain white-majority spaces, that any kind poor service or delay or denial of service, or asking for their ID, or questioning why they are there or pre-emtively being told how expensive things are or refusing to cash a cheque etc. is because of anti-black discrimination (which sadly is sometimes the case even though things are changing) and their hypervigilance and defensiveness about it. It is not about other kinds of adversity. It is about a very specific kind, "Fear of anti-black racism by white people". And it is perfectly okay to focus just on this particular experience. It does not negate other people's unrelated experiences with PTSD for completely different reasons than the one in the skit.
"I didn't even know complaints could be formal!" Man that got me! haha never really thought about how ridiculous a "formal complaint" sounds
Moral of the story: we need each other
Aww, that's lovely.
Maria Sincere 💯
Yea.... Orrr you could take a different look at it and say that "black women" always overreact.. It's a funny sketch though but it leaves room for such interpretations
Or more like: people with different cultural backgrounds tend to be...well, different - but it doesn't mean you can't work well together
Changing Mind I don’t think it’s so much about cultural backgrounds... it’s more like one group of people has had to deal with racist bs, the other hasn’t!
This is so hilarious, but I need an inner Leslie Jones.
Me too
I definitely have an inner Leslie Jones.
That ain't no inner white girl. *That's an inner Karen* 😂
Inner white girl = inner Karen
No she had wayyy more reserve than a karen
this AGED poorly
Karen is a little more lower-middle class. Reese Witherspoon is what Karen aspires to.
Reese is no Karen
WHY IS THIS NOT A MOVIE????
that would be too funny
My thoughts exactly.
omg true...
Oh yes!
yesssss.
"I ain't know complaints could be formal?" LOL
LMAO!!
TstormVA2012 I was JUST about to quote that, GENIUS
ToroidalVortexLove Right? It feels like a Carlin line
Heh, that's my favorite!
I laughed so hard at that
This is a nice balance. I love Lesely's response at the end the best.
The end of this sketch was unexpected, and I am *living* for it!😂😂👍
leslie has so much potential and talent, its a shame she always gets the 'stereotypical' black woman role
a guy from nz she writes her own sketches
True
I hate that happen to women of color ....Angry woman syndrome...
Any time it's a live skit she messes up her lines so bad :( it makes me sad and I can't even enjoy watching her anymore
Ikr even if she does write them her self
Reese Witherspoon was perfect for this 😂😂
Aseel Khatee ya cause she’s fucking annoying and pretentious
Ikr 🤣🤣🤣😭
man i want a pendant that lets Reese Witherspoon give me advice
1:53, " I ain't even know complaints can be formed." HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I love how that nobody is offended cause it insults both races in a fun way 😂
it's parody
Insults no one , it just parodies sociological truths in a light hearted way (actually promoting introspection ).......and I see this as a turning point in the psychological healing of African American culture of previouse traumas.
Yes I don't see it as insulting or in any way offensive. It's just the truth. And it's funny as hell. Asalam Aleikam ! Blessed be our Profit and blessings to our Christian and Jewish brothers.
Dan Field No racism in Canada? Bruh. First Nations people get treated differently for no good reason plenty. I had a dear friend in highschool who is Metis, she was an honour student, now has a master’s degree, and is probably the most well mannered person I have ever met. She is practically the definition of class and civility. She and I had what we liked tp call nice fights in highschool, where we would basically try to be more polite and gracious than the other when conflict would arise. Her father is first nations and is a well respected RCMP officer. He is a kind hearted man; gentle and soft spoken. And you know what? She and her mixed race family members experience racism. For a simple example, being silently followed around a store by employees, despite having never shoplifted anything. Despite the father being a police officer! In fact, are you aware that the last Residential school in Canada only closed in 1996. There are still people alive today who suffered in those schools, or whose friends and family suffered in those schools. Children were abused in those schools! Children died in those schools! Did you know that there was a time when hand cuffs were designed specifically for children, so that they could be forcibly dragged away from their families and stripped of their culture and heritage against their parents’ consent? And guess what? I STILL hear people today trying to claim that residential schools weren’t that bad. In fact, my cousin has a Métis boyfriend, and one of her family members tried to tell him straight to his face that residential schools weren’t that bad. That’s racism. It’s one thing to recognize the tragedies of the past and try to reconcile, it’s quite another to deny that anything bad really happened altogether. And first nations people still experience that to this day.
@@danfield6030 dude, your ignorance is incredibly concerning. 😬 Your mentality regarding racism and social issues is both ignorant and arrogant.
it's not racist, they're making fun of stereotypes and over exaggerating them, thats what makes it funny
people forget about MAD TV and the Bonifa character
+Eli Montanez and Martin with Shaneyney
X Xaire that's right . Those shows were funny and at the same time weren't vulgar
ha. take black sterotypes and exaggerate them and see how quick you're called racist
AngelusSpkGrrl if you actually think that is an accurate depiction of a black person, you might just be a racist. the video made fun of stereotypes of black and white women.
When Reese flipped out I started crying. LMAo
The different dynamics of these two women together could legitimately be a series or movie. Opposite character personalities make good comedy.
Lmao from experience working in a bank, Reese Witherspoons reaction to waiting is SO accurate.
I tried to pull the inner white girl at the airport, but she was no match for the manager. I could see him switching his hips, rolling his neck and flipping his permed hair from a mile away. Had to go with Plan B. Pissed off black woman traveling with 3 kids.
+Neghie Thervil ° lol! Were you offended by the skit? I think Leslie Jones and Reese Witherspoon are hilarious.
I have an inner black girl and I love her... When ppl try to take the piss they get her... It keeps me sane and respected
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Hilarious
A lot of viewers do not realize that majority of SNL videos were banned from being viewed in some region (middle east). So happy i am able to watch these!
"We're not banking here anymore (offscreen)!" is hilarious af!
People need to realize that this is a satirization of black and white stereotypes XD
iIzrett Yeahhhh, I think we get it... It's just not funny. If the roles were reversed with the main character as a white woman who said she needs a magical amulet to "deal with black people" followed by generic racial stereotypes, then it'd be a different story up in here. Even aside from the one-way street "comedy," this is lazy and lame.
Jester JLay the white people aren't being killed over this, think this was a reality in a world that's revengeful. REVENGE OF THE N…...Maybe white people should be enslaved and work for free for the blacks for the next 400 years. This way we're fair and square….Prefer that? Me neither. I never complain when a black gets racist, they kinda earned it. I just shut up……and see what I can do that's nice for them.
Jasmina Taglietti Learn your history before you comment. EVERY culture and color has been a slave to other cultures and colors throughout history. My ancestors came from Ireland, and they were not only slaves in their own country (when they were invaded), but were also slaves in the New World, aka, America.
Yes, slavery in America was wrong, awful, and is a stain in our country's history, but GET OVER YOURSELF. Black people act like they were the only slaves in the history of the world, and therefore since their ancestors suffered, the current generation (who were NEVER slaves) believe they deserve pity, a free ride, and in your own words, should have the right to be racist? Are you a complete psycho? How the f*** did they earn that again?
Black people were first and foremost slaves to their own kind back in Africa and were sold to whites to work in America... Don't forget that. Once again, yes, slavery is abhorrent and wrong. If they want to go back to their homeland where their ancestors were slaves to other blacks, be my guest. However, if they want to try to make a life here in America (or where ever), then they can be responsible citizens who respect others. ZERO white people in the current generation owned slaves and ZERO black people are currently slaves, so how about you get off your pathetic hate-enabling pedestal and embrace love for all instead.
On a side note, do you know that slavery does currently exist in modern times...here in America and all across the world? It is the sex-trade of mostly children and women, and that, my friend, is something to be angry about. If you want to be righteous, don't be self-righteous and don't give one race a free pass to be self-righteous either... Be selfLESSly-righteous towards others and help stop the current slave-trade... Or you could just continue to enable others to act like a victim for absolutely no reason while contributing nothing but hate towards people that have done nothing to them. It's your choice.
Jester JLay
The reason black Americans aren't yet satisfied is because there's still an abhorrent amount of inequality between whites and minority groups in the U.S, especially African Americans, though I must agree that Jasmina took it too far. I don't think that genuine racism is excusable under any circumstances, though satirical stuff is more of a grey area for me.
Zomn are you fucken kidding me? "as a white man preaching equality i can say that."
No the fuck you can't. sit your ass the fuck down and educate yourself.
"I am not white like you, I WILL go to jail" when you occasionally have to remember that so you don't go off 😔
if you dont break the law, you wont go to jail.
@@annabellavetra you sound dumb.
@xxGodx manners
@@annabellavetra Sweetheart, I am not sure what world you are living in, but it sure as hell isn't this one.
AwkwardBlackGal the truth!!!! 😂😂😂it's funny bc it hurts
Love it. Comedy and SNL is always addressing social commentary. Keep it coming
reese is literally me when my mom goes on a rant from just one question at 2:45
The ending really balanced out the racial profiling humor. Well played.
Darren Wells yes, true, I loved it 😀😀😀
I didn't know black people were more patient
+S R you know they're are poor whites that even have paranoid and criminal parents we're human....jesus why tf you saying so much go about ya day god bless
This is hilarious, especially when Reese goes off cause she has to wait 10 minutes
The white girl totally turned into a Karen at the end.
Been watching this couple times, and no matter how many time I watch it, it’s always funny. I really wish this is a movie.
I was waiting for Reese to say "Do you know who I am?!?"
pajamagirl123 That would have been priceless!
pajamagirl123 inner dark girl?
+Tiana Pi Tesr dont be racist
☺
+Tiana Pi Tesr yes
This was some genious writing.
Shouldn't it be genius? Not sure what happens when genius becomes an adverb.
Leslie writes these type skits.
Solid sketch. Like how they played both sides. Laughing at everyone is the best 😁
I keep coming back to this video. A treasure
"we could go to yoga. go to starbucks, get a frappaccino.
so white"
Thats the point.
I'm white and don't do any of those things
Russell Nathan Gwinn That's why it's called a stereotype.
Basic bitch
You're Welcome! I hate starbucks! LOL but love me some frappacino! LOL
“Let’s go to Starbucks and get a Frappuccino!”
The accuracy XD
Naah a pinkity drinkity🥤🥤😂😂
Yeah this cracked me up 😂
This whole things and the messages is soooooo well done
My inner demon tells me to do a ritual to summon the old mighty one.
"I'm not white like you, I'll go to jail" lmfao
We need Inner Asian Girl.
@@angganda2195 so just racist?
"She really does like your hair." This 😭
In customer service I legitimately like to compliment people just to make their day a little better. It's really dumb how now a compliment like that can be seen as racist.
@@slickboyist it cant be seen as racist if you mean it. Ironically I've had a racist white lady once admit how much she liked black people's hair. But you keep doin that though. That actually is a really great idea, I might use to disarm people. 🤔
Toasty- agree. I’ve been in customer service for 36 years. I love it and I love my coworkers. If they look cute I tell them. I mean it. It’s not racist at all.
I love all the do’s you can do with curly hair. I have thin, straight hair. It can’t even hold a brain unless it’s wet. I make sure to compliment beautiful styles/tastes when I come across them ❤️
Does anyone like Leslie Jones' hair though?
“Why are you messing with me, cuz I’m black?!”
“No, he’s here because you’re talking to yourself”
Lmao
I feel like this should be a legit movie cause it would be funny as hell lol
Brilliant! literally lost it at , "I am not white like you; I will go to jail."
WhoDarestheMAN gamer ...Are you okay?
When you laugh cause the truth hurts
I love Leslie Jones she is hilarious. Excellent cast member.
I agree
I disagree!
bbrock RailFan thats your opinion. I've yet to find her funny. She needs to be replaced. She's got no talent & no comedy skills. But thats just my opinion.
Miguel Elliott evidently YOU do give a fuck because you took the time to reply. smh
Tracy Lee Staton envy
PLEASE , PLEASE make more of these
Many times I've seen this sketch I love it!
People want what they can't have
Well I want my $60 🤣👏🏾👏🏾
Probably the best line in the whole sketch
I really need this to be a show. We should all be friends and laugh at our differences lol
It used to be that way..
@@gregd6022 when?
@@dragoneater5150 90s and before, esp in Toronto Canada (still is a little, but american culture coming over the boarder is changing that).
@@gregd6022 I completely agree with you. That's the reason I love this city :)
Nicole Lollipops I’m white and I would love this to be a show 😭😅
This is most excellent. Thank you!
This is even better once you've watched Little Fires Everywhere.
"Oh Lord, white people do not like to wait" 😂🤣😂😂😂😂
How did I not know about this stereotype until now?
Corpsie Corpsie Another one my Puerto Rican friend pointed out to me was what he called, “false manners”. And he’s not wrong. I never realized how disingenuous I can sound in public.
Im not sure either, I don’t mind waiting. I did live in NYC in the past so dealing with their DMV taught me real waiting. Rarely does waiting anywhere else compare to that
Because it's a made up sterotype. Like black people liking friend chicken and watermelon. Almost every race loves those.
Corpsie Corpsie why do you think white people are always asking to speak to a supervisor? Do you think it’s because they like to wait?
@@animmigrantperspective3042 we don't do that anymore..we just shoot up the Walmart.
"I didn't even know complaints could be formal." That's funny!
This could be a good movie, they have a great chemistry!
This Skit is Genius and Deep on so many levels.
Right when he said it will be 10 to 15 minutes to get the cash I knew the inner white girl was about to flip out 🤣🤣🤣
And black are cooll, for cash they can wait endlessly. Never in a hurry. Is so so brilliant!
WE COULD BE DOING YOGA 🧘 😂😅🤣🙄
I did not expect the "white people do not like to wait," and I laughed so hard ^^ sooo very true.
No its fuckking not... no one likes to wait.. this is an ignorant video and its racist.
I love your hair got me🤣🤣
I need a black woman to help me with my waiting skills 😆
lmao, as a black woman I'm not even patient and hate waiting. 😆
I used my inner white girl at work and a manager said "why are you talking like that" she was black, I'm black lol I literally became Reese whitherspoon! Now she probably thinks I'm Sybil🤔
Bitch im using my inner white girl! Can a sista use that. Huh? You need to respect my reese witherspoon skills. Lmao.
Now they gotta have an inner black girl
That would be racist.
+TheBlarggle it wouldn't be racist if anything this video is kinda racist because it shows a black woman as angry with a white girl to help her. It would be good if they had a white girl with an inner black girl too.
Madison Draizin I was being facetious. The idea that it's okay for black people to be jokingly racist to white people, but if white people do it, it's not just joking, it's criminally evil.
facetious? you don't have to make up words to prove your point 😛
+sipriuts 7
Wait. I can't tell if you're serious. You think facetious is a made up word? 😐😐😐
This should be made into a a comedy movie its too good for just a short
Leslie has the most beautiful smile 😍
as a white person i agree most of us dont like to wait
will......will you be my inner white girl? please?
ikr!
Yessssss!
NerdGirl 20155 this comment has me dying, I have no idea why I laughed so hard at this comment😂😂 guess it caught me off guard😂😂
True waiting sucks
this REALLY reminds me of a movie reese did around 2000 with mark ruffalo just like heaven
thats one of my favorite movies and i must agree
I remember that movie!!
I think that was the point😂
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This is so accurate with me. 😆 🤣 😂 😹
I want more of these two!