Candy in the Bathroom

Teacher: Sorry to inform you Your daughter was eating Candy in the bathroom today My daughter watches her calories Bring the girl in That's not my daughter Madam, that's Candy 🥪❗❗

A teacher tells a mother that her daughter was eating candy in the bathroom, but the mother insists her daughter watches her calories and does not like sweet things. The teacher brings in the girl, and the punchline reveals that “Candy” is the name of the daughter, not the food. The dialogue is delivered over ABBA’s “Angel Eyes,” whose smooth, dramatic pop mood makes the misunderstanding even more absurd; it works as a reaction video for literal misunderstandings and unexpected wordplay. EN: A teacher tells a mother that her daughter was eating candy in the bathroom, but the mother insists her daughter watches her calories and does not like sweet things. The teacher brings in the girl, and the punchline reveals that “Candy” is the name of the daughter, not the food. The dialogue is delivered over ABBA’s “Angel Eyes,” whose smooth, dramatic pop mood makes the misunderstanding even more absurd; it works as a reaction video for literal misunderstandings and unexpected wordplay.

I'm sorry to inform you, the daughter was eating candy in the bathroom today. What? My daughter watches the calories. She doesn't like sweet things. Bring the girl in! Have you found my daughter? No. That's candy.

♪ ABBA — Angel Eyes

• @sbunem / 49630 2023-07-05