Dry Cleaners Lost My Belt Loops
A customer argues with a dry cleaner about missing belt loops on his pants and gets an English-only lecture and a threat from the owner.
Nephew Tommy
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14 calls match “dry-cleaners”
A customer argues with a dry cleaner about missing belt loops on his pants and gets an English-only lecture and a threat from the owner.
Tommy calls cleaners owner Wilson as customer Donnie and accuses him of wearing a missing shirt and a friend's pants around the shop. Wilson threatens him and drops the business until his boy is revealed as the prankster.
Nephew Tommy pretends to be a comedian at a club in Stockbridge, Georgia, celebrating the 50s and ranting about eight-track tapes, mixtapes, and nighttime bathroom habits.
A man calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife.
A man calls a hardware store ordering duct tape, plastic, cement, and a machete to dispose of a 'body', terrifying the clerk.
A church brother calls the praise dance leader to complain about gyrating and toenail polish.
A father calls another parent claiming his son will take her son's quarterback position, accusing her of sleeping with the coach.
A customer calls plumber Adrian claiming that flushing the bathroom toilet makes sewage come out of the kitchen sink.
A dry-cleaner manager tells Tamika that her husband Chris left cash, one cufflink, and two condoms in a suit pocket. She plans to collect the uncleaned clothes as evidence until the note in the pocket reveals the prank.
A husband calls a postman accusing him of having an affair with his wife because he found a postal shirt at home.
A man accuses his mail carrier of visiting his house to see his wife and threatens to wait by the mailboxes with Mace. Tommy reveals that a co-worker arranged the call.
Benny accuses postal carrier Carlos of repeatedly visiting his home and leaving behind a work shirt. He threatens Carlos before revealing that the entire confrontation was a prank.
A man insists on moving into Dale's apartment 316 because he can't function otherwise, refusing other units and threatening him. Dale's coworker Linda set up the prank.
A fake representative of the black parents' group calls a mother to complain that her daughter's braids look ghetto and offers to straighten her hair. The mother fiercely defends her child before the reveal.