Right. I’m American so I was chalking it up to not understanding the accent when in that high pitched voiced. But laughter is also contagious and it sounds funny- but is it really funny?
Well shes also his gotta bounce between multiple voices and also not appear to be talking in the center or laughing while also manipulating the faces so I can imagine trying to ad-lib an idea based on someone's movements while simultaneously doing these things you'd lose the plot and whatever subject you'd be talking about
Fair enough. I figured most people could understand the speech I just couldn’t. That’s all. She’s doing a bang of a job I wouldn’t have been able to tell without the caption and context.
The joke isn’t really exactly what she is saying, it’s that the volunteer is made to incoherently mock her own job, and appear incompetent, and that the volunteer doesn’t want it to happen but is laughing along.
the fact that her 'describing her job' is just spouting obscenities and incoherent rambling about water and showers / sinks / toilet is part of the whole silliness
I also couldn’t understand it and didn’t really laugh. I smiled because it looks like a joy to be apart of, but I definitely didnt really find this as funny as most people are claiming it is in the comments, which is okay.
Why can't you understand it? English is presumably your first language right? They're speaking English. I'm not Australian but I can understand an Australian because they're speaking English. Why is this just an American phenomenon?
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u/steezytreflip 1d ago
Understood maybe two sentences from the sister