Who is your daddy? #comedyshorts #relatable #reels #funny #nostalgia

I fucking love the receptionist, she's taking the time to help this kid with a silly request and looks so serious while she does it.

This is how it felt calling my mom at an air force base, she answered "all these letters and maybe a number Sargent *my last name* speaking" and I'd go "hi mom" and could FEEL her relax in her response of "hi sweetie 😊" now as an adult I understand the fear when answering a phone at work 😂

"It's a Capri sun emergency... "(ERM WHY DO I HAVE 10k now omg I'm so happy!!)

"who's your daddy and what does he do?"

Nah the people at my moms salon just say "child just get the damn popsicle"

I did this once. Everyone at my dad's work still remembers. I'm 24 now and when i meet them, they remember that

“MIKE, WHERE ARE YOUR GLASSES.”

How is this not a Capri Sun ad?

“You’re making my job harder” She could’ve told her that as soon as she picked up the phone 😂

Was that a kindergarten cop reference?! “Who is your daddy and what does he do?”

Loved calling my dad at work and hearing the tone shift from “this is me, important manager” to “hi daughter!” It always made my day. Especially knowing his desk was covered with pictures of his family and drawings from his kids

“F150 or higher?” 😂

The receptionist asking all the in depth questions and taking notes just to identify him by his Yaris 😂

It's like playing Guess Who in real life

Shoutout to my mum‘s nurses, they learned our voices so fast so they would know that the child calling the office asking for mom was in fact asking for the doctor (their boss)

This is very oddly satisfying in a way that I can’t really explain.

I love this receptionist

Lil girl:he where’s glasses sometimes and my mom says MIKE WHERE ARE YOUR GLASSES👹👹👹👹👹

Before cell phones we were out here trying to get our parents fired. Lol

Calling my mom's work as a teen was fun because I'd ask for my mom by name and they always knew it was me and would say I sound just like her 😂