I've seen links to this the last couple of days, but this was the first chance I got to watch. Brilliant! And I too do believe Vince Young probably does want to leave Nashville now.
I'm working on the US Department of Transportation's current National Household Travel Survey. Very detailed questionnaire about all the driving (walking, scooting, busing, whatever) you do for just one day.
Talked to a lady last night. Lives in Franklin. On her travel day, which I think was Sunday, she left home at 12:20 pm, destination Krogers. Arrived at 4:30 pm. Distance between the two, 2 miles.
Asked about this, she said her tank was a quarter down so she sat in line at a BP for three and a half hours to top it off.
So of course I had to redo her entire trip matrix, since she should have specified home to gas station as one trip, gas station to Kroger as a separate one.
And the comparison is not so much Hitler-in-the-bunker as Muscovites-in-line-for-toilet-paper in the Soviet days. You saw a line, you got in it, and asked what was being sold later; it was just what you did when you saw a line had formed.
But anyway, I am sending this vid to all my NHST colleages, so prepare for a traffic spike of at least two or three. :)
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Oh, Dude. An instant classic.
Hi-larious.
I've seen links to this the last couple of days, but this was the first chance I got to watch. Brilliant! And I too do believe Vince Young probably does want to leave Nashville now.
I'm working on the US Department of Transportation's current National Household Travel Survey. Very detailed questionnaire about all the driving (walking, scooting, busing, whatever) you do for just one day.
Talked to a lady last night. Lives in Franklin. On her travel day, which I think was Sunday, she left home at 12:20 pm, destination Krogers. Arrived at 4:30 pm. Distance between the two, 2 miles.
Asked about this, she said her tank was a quarter down so she sat in line at a BP for three and a half hours to top it off.
So of course I had to redo her entire trip matrix, since she should have specified home to gas station as one trip, gas station to Kroger as a separate one.
And the comparison is not so much Hitler-in-the-bunker as Muscovites-in-line-for-toilet-paper in the Soviet days. You saw a line, you got in it, and asked what was being sold later; it was just what you did when you saw a line had formed.
But anyway, I am sending this vid to all my NHST colleages, so prepare for a traffic spike of at least two or three. :)
OK, I remember just enough German from undergrad to follow some of the actual dialogue while trying to read the freaking hysterical subtitles.
My brain really, really, really hurts now. But totally in a good way :)
Too funny
Did you get any international hits from this one? I sent it to my peeps.
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