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Grammar Nazi
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When Ian wraps up his presentation by mispronouncing the letter H, his boss Tony shoots him on the spot and reminds everyone that it is his company. Each colleague who objects stumbles over another word and suffers the same fate, until Luke asks why Tony cannot simply sack people instead. Tony admits he loses his temper around the ignorant, but when Luke questions his choice of plural, Tony turns the gun on himself, then rallies just long enough to punish one last pronoun error.
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Anyway, it's my company. I can do what I like.
You know very well I killed my own wife for ironically saying mispronunciation.
It's whomever.
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Script
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- 00:00
Ian
Which means a better outcome for everyone. Ladies and gentlemen, that concludes my presentation on the Healthy Homes and Hospitals Programme, or H-H-H. Any questions?
- 00:18
Tony
How do you say your acronym again?
- 00:20
Ian
It's H-H-H.
- 00:24
Tony
I thought so.
- 00:26
It's so
- 00:35
Colleague ?
bloody hell you just shot Ian.
- 00:39
Tony
It's pronounced H, not H-H. H.
- 00:42
Colleague ?
You can't shoot him just for that.
- 00:44
Tony
I just did. Anyway, it's my company. I can do what I like.
- 00:47
Colleague
But we all signed the No Bullying in the Workplace Pledge, which pacifically bans physical violence.
- 00:53
Tony
What did you say?
- 00:55
Colleague
I said it pacifically bans physical violence.
- 00:58
Tony
It's specifically, with an S, specifically.
- 01:02
Luke
Bloody Bloody hell, Tony. Will you stop shooting people for saying things wrong?
- 01:09
Tony ?
You, what are you drinking?
- 01:11
Coffee Drinker
Coffee.
- 01:13
Tony
What type?
- 01:13
Coffee Drinker
It's an espresso.
- 01:17
Tony
The word is espresso.
- 01:20
Luke
Stop it, Tony!
- 01:21
Tony
Oh, come on, Luke, you know very well I killed my own wife for ironically saying mispronunciation. If I apply rigorous standards at home, I see no reason why the same standards shouldn't apply in the workplace.
- 01:31
Luke
Why do you have to shoot them? Why can't you just sack them?
- 01:34
Tony
Oh, I never thought of that. Yes, I suppose I could. It's just the red mist tends to descend whenever I'm confronted with ignorami.
- 01:45
Luke
Actually, Tony, I think you'll find it's ignoramuses.
- 01:49
Tony ?
What?
- 01:50
Luke
It's from the Latin, we are ignorant. That makes it a verb, not a noun.
- 01:54
Tony ?
Oh, no. What about a down?
- 02:05
Luke
Blimey. At least that'll stop him shooting whoever he likes.
- 02:08
Tony
it's It's whomever.
The rabbit hole continues
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