A Thousand Burgers for the Homeless
HOW MUCH IS THE BURGER? AND A THOUSAND PARTY AT HIS HOUSE WITH BURGERS THAT'S BEAUTIFUL
A customer in a restaurant asks the smiling server about buying a burger, then jokingly orders a thousand. The server imagines a burger party, but he clarifies that the food is for homeless people; after receiving only five burgers, the clip cuts to him eating in a car and playing gambling games on several screens. Creed’s dramatic “One Last Breath” makes the escalating misunderstanding and final selfish twist feel theatrically absurd. EN: A customer in a restaurant asks the smiling server about buying a burger, then jokingly orders a thousand. The server imagines a burger party, but he clarifies that the food is for homeless people; after receiving only five burgers, the clip cuts to him eating in a car and playing gambling games on several screens. Creed’s dramatic “One Last Breath” makes the escalating misunderstanding and final selfish twist feel theatrically absurd.
How much is the burger? $19. Could you make me a thousand? Oh, a thousand? We go check out my kitchen, I'll be right back. A thousand? Oh, that's what we can make 50 for you. That's totally enough. Yay, I'll be right back. This is a party. That's at my house. Party at his house with burgers. I can come too. No, I'm just kidding. It's for homeless people. Oh my gosh, that's beautiful. Here we go. Oh, you only charge me for five? Yeah. Why? It's a homeless. Yay. Ah! Good! Oh my God! No!
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- Type
- video, 0:48
- Size
- 720×1280 · 7.6 MiB
- Mood
- absurd, ironic
- Language
- en
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