The Shaving Conundrum

The shaving conundrum it's funny I don't have the strength to do it tell her you're doing Charlie Chaplin or something

A man struggles to shave his upper lip with an electric trimmer, treating the simple task like an exhausting ordeal. The joke is that he lacks the energy to remove his moustache, so the trimmer suggests pretending he is doing a Charlie Chaplin impression; he finally shaves anyway and reacts dramatically. Christopher Lennertz’s “I Can Do Anything / Finale” adds an uplifting, triumphant orchestral mood that makes the tiny grooming task feel absurdly epic.

Pheum! Pheum! Did somebody utter a pizza with extra sausage? Hahahahaha. Yeah, you know which one comes next. I'll come! It's funny! All you have to do is trim a little of the sides and you're there. I don't have the strength to do it. Come on, take a picture, send it to your friends They'll find it funny. No. Quiet. Quiet you. No. Oh, come on. It's funny. What if my girlfriend comes? No. Tell her you're doing Charlie Chaplin or something. Come on. It's not even that funny. Come on. This is a kiss. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

♪ Christopher Lennertz — I Can Do Anything / Finale

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