February Once Every Four Years
February once every four years: what I will ask you though is can you give me one more day I'm not asking you for a month I'm not asking you for a year
A close-up video shows a Black man in a white shirt speaking earnestly to the camera outdoors. He repeatedly asks for just one more day, humorously comparing leap-year February to someone pleading for extra time while insisting he is not asking for a month or a year. It is used as a reaction to request a little more time or another chance.
What I will ask you though is Can you give me one more day? I'm not asking you for a week. I'm not asking you for a month. I'm not asking you for a year Can you give me one more day?
- @sillyposting / 4246 2024-08-31
- Type
- video, 0:12
- Size
- 720×800 · 1.1 MiB
- Mood
- pleading, humorous
- Language
- en
- Added
