"You could fire him, or kill him." "FIRE THE WORLD!"

hey, they went 40 years without an accident! that's a really good track record regardless!

The whole bits and parts are making me joke is so accurate because if you’ve worked any job involving other people you have heard at least one joke repeated at nausium

I just realized the bird's voice isn't autotuned anymore

The “vending machine” had me in stitches at how realistic it was to production workplace conditions.

Everyone is ignoring that Duncan told them where the briefcase was from the beginning.

I like how Duck is developed to a level where he's haughty and self-important, Yellow is developed to a level where he's up for doing anything, and Red is still the same old Red who just seems apathetic and completely unsure of what's going on.

Plot twist: The "lunch token" the Vending machine is referring is actually the helmet, that's why duck didn't get his lunch the first time but the second time he did

This show so accurately portrayed what the working world is like it’s giving me Whiplash. Especially the upper management part

“Do something!” “Uh uhhh. Your fired!” “Not that!” 😂😂😂😂😂

I love how the vending machine serves cigarettes

A word of advice for all the youngsters out there. Most of the time, being an adult is pretending you know what you're doing and everyone just kind of goes with it, because they're doing the same. So if you ever feel like a fraud and you're eventually going to be found out, relax. You are a fraud, but so is everyone else, and they're too busy worrying about being discovered to out you.

I think my favorite bit is the briefcase telling them “You can do anything you want!” and then he just sticks them in a dead end job that none of them want. You COULD do anything you want, but then nobody would do the things that nobody wants to do, so we better make sure somebody does them! Here, take your pills. They’re good for you

I genuinely felt a little sad when Yellow Guy remarked “My child…”

I love how this episode builds up to the carehound. They mention it and we see the poster but we haven't seen it yet but when we do it turns out to be some wierd creature in the elevator which I love.

"Is that a lanyard?" "Wot? No, this is a laminated tag. The lanyard itself is the fabric supporting it"

10:55 it’s a adorable that yellow guy is proud when he said “Lunch.”

The first ep is such a banger!! The writers really know how to seamlessly switch from grim to funny and vice versa. I just wish they didn't blur the background as much, I miss looking around in each scene for easter eggs and references

"I do not own this, so PLEASE DON'T COPYRIGHT ME" that's hilarious

This is the type of universe that Omega Mart should exist in

nobody talks about how when red asked where the briefcase was and the guy pointed to the green case that he was actually there the entire time

That therapy bit is way too accurate. As someone who has done lots of therapy and takes anxiety meds, I was shocked at how accurate it was

"DO SOMETHING!!!" "oh, you're fired" "NOT THAT!!" 😂😂😂😂 Best part.

It's cool that this strange KZfaq series got turned into a show. I've always loved it

6:11 I love how he says "HE EATS BREAKFAST" like most of them dont eat anything

I really love how you can tell each of the main gang's personalities just based on how they react to each scenario and their escalating absurdity/danger. Yellow - Easily the most friendly and innocent, but gives in to authority and the madness without basically any resistance or questioning, though his simple mind sometimes makes him wise enough to see through the fog. It takes a lot to get him to actually try taking action, generally. Red - He's aware and questioning of danger/weirdness, and tends to keep a level head even in the worst of it, but is too passive to take much action against the events, and will ″fall in line″ with madness due to peer pressure or just getting complimented, as seen with the fax machine. Duck - Narcissistic and a ego-maniac, Duck gives in easily to situations where he has power or is in favour, but his stubbornness and (relatively) high standards for what's acceptable means he actively questions the madness for longer than Yellow or Red, is less accepting of it overall, and takes more action against the scenarios than them as well. Too bad his attitude and ego usually screws him over.

I love how confused Duck is through this entire episode lol

I love every episode one of them are the more real one. Like here Duck is the only one who’s kinda grounded while the others are into their jobs. Then later on in the second episode yellow guy is kinda the realist while red is somewhat there and duck is into the role of being dead. Overall this is what I kinda think.

"Good thanks, I like my child..but not as much as I like lasagnaaaa~~"

the subtle inconsistency in the lyrics is really telling: "you can BE anything you want to DO" implies that you end up being defined by your job

I love how this kept the basic structure of having creepy moments throughout the episode and then have it all completely go to hell in the last quarter

The "black water" is probably coffee, i mean in episode 5 of the original Dhmis web series they labeled milk as "white sauce", egg as "yolk", and a sandwich as "bread"

the "actually that's too much, put some back" was my favorite part

It's so cursed, i love it.

Musics in the episode: 3:00 to 5:40 - Jobs Song (You Can be The Guy) 9:00 to 9:22 - Mr Launch Song (It's a Vending Machine) 17:11 to 18:18 - Stress Song (You're a cube of stress) 21:45 To 22:12- Job's Song (Reprise) (You Can Be The One) 22:54 - Episode's Ending

This...completely sums up my feelings on work. You grind years away making nothing for nobody, with all the benefit going to people who sit in an office doing nothing, and at the end of it all you're thrown away the moment you become useless. What's the point? Why are we doing this to ourselves? What do any of us get out of any of this, except sore backs and a world which is dying as we speak? Why work for a system which isn't working for us? At this point it can't be fixed. The system has proven any minor progress made against it will be undone at the next turning of the wheel. All that's left to try is sundering the wheel itself.

Duncan is my favorite character from this episode

"He's one of those ones with ones of himself" gets me every time

"I look like a smart boi in my outfit"

im glad the series is retaining the OG shorts quirkyness and edge. and humor of course lol.

5:27 "or you could be the ones who dig a hole for a funeral" and then the next episode is the funeral episode LOL

i can't see myself doing a job for 40 years unlike yellow guy red guy

To be fair, these square lasagnas from the vending machine look kind of tasty.

Love the section where the duck is getting lectured about stress. Nowadays companies are selling mediation like a fix-all for workplace anxiety when in reality working conditions are just total b.s. and not sustainable in the long run. Nothing wrong with meditation or stress reduction, just give a holiday instead of a stupid mindfulness app.

Glad to know Roy is still living in their walls at 0:21

Ngl, this is my favorite episode.

“If you leave can I have you LaSaNNyA?” “Get away from me, Duncan”

The Accident Button is a beautiful piece of foreshadowing.

Come on guys, let red have his nothing day

“That’s not a job, that’s a welt!” “Is that true?” “…yeh…”

"In fact, you'll feel like an ✨ A N G E L ✨"

The story telling and story structure is amazing It's the perfect pace

This is an unexpected surprise. Watched the entirety of the original series and spent a long time deciphering it. This is absolutely brilliant. "Unemployed Brandon" really hit home for me. The idea most people carry is that work and employment are the same thing. Mowing your lawn, washing dishes, cleaning your house, etc. are all work. Employment is working for someone else. But the perpetuation of this idea that work = employment reinforces the stereotype that unemployed people are lazy. Maybe too many people are waking up to the fact that employment feeds the fat rats and cats on top while giving us a "food token" that can buy one extra lasagna at lunchtime. I do know that some there are jobs out there that really do pay a fair living wage. But as most of us know the majority of employment "opportunities" are underpaid, forcing people to take on another job (sometimes several). It's a hard pill to swallow. I may try to put out a video where I point out what I can see and share my interpretation.

Hearing red guy scream is like hearing your chill teacher get very pissed off

5:55 "Have any of you seen a strange box person?" 6:00 "Box. Eh?" (gesturing to a box on the wall) 21:41 (Duck grabs and opens the box which was, in fact, what they were looking for)

"if you find a job you like it won't feel like work" is the worst lie an adult can tell to a child lol

Can't wait to see this when I get home.

After rewatching this I noticed that the bits and parts are literally just reset and put back on the treadmill as blank clay after they're finished.

I like the strategy of answering phones with the response "I don't work here" until getting promoted to upper management. Maybe I'll try it.

The fact that they went trough all of that for just ONE CENT

Holy crap I'm so happy this now exists. It was even better than I expected it to be

When he said I look like a smart boy in this outfit 😂

11:42 BYEEE👹

I’ve been waiting for this beautiful abomination for so long this was so worth it

“If you find the right job you won’t feel like you’re working at all, in fact you’ll feel like an angel!” What a very nice way to essentially say “your job will make you feel dead”

Did anybody got an existencial crisis with this episode too? i feel like the duck guy

"I DO NOT OWN THIS SO PLEASE DONT COPYRIGHT ME YT" Is the funniest thing I've heard in a while.

The shows back :D I first watched back in 2017

This is painfully accurate to working in the manufacturing world.

The most recommended western cartoon for little kids around 6-12 years old.

I don't know if I'm prepared enough for another existential crisis after the first lot of these.

"He's one of those ones with one of himself" & "attention freaks" gets me good every time.

The sass between Duck and Red guy is just one slap on the face after another. Oof!

The way Brendan breaks his hand 😭😭

Even Duncan!

This was a great video to watch while I cozy up and sip my *hot black water.*

Why did unemployed Brendan have to be named that

Omg thank you for posting this!

THANK YOU SO MUCH I don’t live in the uk which means I can’t watch it 😢so THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR RECORDING IT 😊

I’m realizing that all of them got what they wanted. Red basically did nothing in his upper management job, letting everyone else do stuff. Duck did a lot, going through a firing, “therapy” and working on the line. Yellow was up for anything so just doing the manual labor was fun for him

I love how the briefcase is just like “HEY!!”

Why do i feel like the Free lunch machine sound like Saladfinger...

3:52 not Duck inventing NFTS

3:47 you can see roy in the shed

You think you're job sucks? Imagine having a job as a urinal.

thanks for uploading this

This show has such good humor

OK! Ive connected this episode to every other eipsode, except six! "Or You could be the one who digs a hole for a funeral" -Episode 2 Death, Duck Dieing and having to be burried "I like my child" "You dont have a child" -Episode 3 Family, the reminder of people having families outside work "Restaurant Style Lasagna"- Episode 4 Friendship, Warren the Eagles obsession with resturant style food "Dont forget your black water" Eipsode 5 Transport, Very simmaler to what the Transport teahcer was drinking. Im assuming the accident and Yellow getting his arm ground up is a connection to electricity? I dont know i might be stretching this out to far

This video has some good messages, but sometimes they're conveyed rather... distrubingly.

10:36 is the best scene during the whole episode. 😭

Even though I have a job I feel called out by unemployed Brendan cause I am also writing a novel.

this was amazing

Brilliant

Whoa the last thing the brief case sang before he dissapeared was "or you could be the one who digs a hole for a funeral" 😂 I love finding things in this show

Just living the dream

It kind of depresses me that Red just doesn't have the energy for ANYTHING. Also, I have a theory that the Carehound brainwashes people who no longer want to work there. The wrench and nut could have probably worked there forever. This could hint why there was no boss, he could have been stressed and left, the carehound letting him, since, well, he was allowed too.

20:35 the daughter looks so cursed

Holy crap, that was a masterpiece

As someone who works in a warehouse this is entirely accurate.

The lesson I took from this, is that bosses do nothing and you don't need them.