How Can I Trust You?
AS A RULE I WON'T DO BUSINESS WITH ANYONE I DON'T CARE IF THEY CHEAT. HEY, WE'RE BREAKING SERIOUS DATA WE MIGHT BE COMMITTING LARGE HOW CAN I TRUST YOU IF YOU CAN'T EVEN KEEP A FEW TEXT MESSAGES RIGHT?
A black-and-white podcast-style clip shows a bearded man speaking intensely into a microphone, then cuts to two people lying in bed and looking at a phone before returning to the speaker. He says he does not care if business partners cheat, but cannot trust them to keep secrets if they cannot even hide a few text messages, creating an absurd contrast between enormous crimes and petty secrecy. The dramatic, melancholic song “Another Love” by Tom Odell makes the reaction feel overly serious and melodramatic, strengthening the joke. EN: A black-and-white podcast-style clip shows a bearded man speaking intensely into a microphone, then cuts to two people lying in bed and looking at a phone before returning to the speaker. He says he does not care if business partners cheat, but cannot trust them to keep secrets if they cannot even hide a few text messages, creating an absurd contrast between enormous crimes and petty secrecy. The dramatic, melancholic song “Another Love” by Tom Odell makes the reaction feel overly serious and melodramatic, strengthening the joke.
As a rule, I won't do business with anyone that's been caught cheating. Yeah. I don't care if they cheat, but I'm thinking, hey, we're breaking serious state of privacy laws. We might be committing large scale fraud. How can I trust you that you'll keep your mouth shut if you can't even keep a few text messages away from Janet? That's just good business. Right?
- @pokupkabitka / 38123 2024-03-31
- Type
- video, 0:20
- Size
- 576×1024 · 1.9 MiB
- Mood
- sarcastic, melodramatic
- Language
- en
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