>>20794817
The whole tableaux is just too perfect. The two levels of the main set are like a play set, and it works just as well as a comedy sketch. It is absurd on multiple levels:
1) that random passersby would help out a man being called out. Maybe that's a normie thing to do to show value in front of women, but for me it doesn't compute. I would mind my own business, because...
2) We seem to be in Brazil, and in Brazil, you get shot for interfering with this sort of thing, much as you might in America. And who is this side piece that all is risked for?
3) A midget! A disgusting, ungainly midget. I am sure that the idea that her boyfriend demeaned himself with such a thing only enraged her that much more, and rightly so. He could at least have tried for a normally proportioned woman, however ugly.
Overall, a very funny, silly and sad comedy sketch on the meaninglessness of life, how graceless and unimportant we all are, sexhavers and no.