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Office Homophobe
The setup
The premise
Here’s the bit.
In an office, a flamboyant gay employee repeatedly dismisses a coworker's complaints as homophobic. The coworker tries to explain that he is not objecting to the man's sexuality, but to disruptive and inappropriate conduct around the workplace. When the coworker's boyfriend arrives, he calmly agrees that the complaints are about behavior, not identity, leading the office worker to a sudden moment of self-awareness: he is not being persecuted; he is simply being an asshole.
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Highly quotable.
I'm not persecuted. I'm just an asshole.
A proudly gay man gets offended when a coworker raises some complaints about his behavior around the office.
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A little extra
Notes from the archive.
Season 3, Episode 12 (overall episode 30), "East/West Bowl 2"; originally aired December 11, 2013. Official Comedy Central YouTube upload title is "Key & Peele - Office Homophobe" (uploaded Dec. 12, 2013; duration 3:42). Wikipedia's episode list places the sketch in Season 3 Episode 12, "East/West Bowl 2" (prod. code 312), alongside sketches including "Paint Boobs" and "East/West College Bowl 2". YouTube top comments notably discuss the character's unusually clear self-realization at the end.
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