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Why does Damien keep interrupting? He should try just sitting there and smiling‼️

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VoiceoverHelen3 months ago

A lot of men crying in the comments. These women are mimicking behaviours men show ALL the time. There will be women in meetings this week who are talked over, ignored, ridiculed… you’ve seen the Tates and the hench male influencers? It’s how we teach boys to talk to women.

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The Lorax3 months ago

Whats ironic about this is when men run beauty companies they actually turn a profit. This would never be a profitable company so any audience member is taken out of the parody immediately.

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Veronica Conway3 months ago

Of course the dudes in the comments are being emotional about this skit

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Norman Buntz3 months ago

What fairyfuckingtail world is this a parody of. The fag writers and producers of this movie are clearly reaching back fifty years just to feed and trigger a perceived stereotype of male chauvinism. Having come up through the ranks of a business, then eventually owning my own business from the early nineties through the mid-twenty-teens, men in most if not all white collar corporate or hierarchal management structured companies DO NOT act this way and certainly not as overtly as these women are being written to act like men in an alternate reality. Sasha Baron Cohen again makes a movie catering to the most exaggerated and worst impulses of A PERCEIVED CULTURE or how a corporate or management structure operates. Even when today’s culture looks back to the mid 20th Century, most of the chauvinism being sold as factual history IS BULLSHIT. Sure, there were chauvinists, and there were (still are) sexist men, and there were SOME business environments were younger executives acted like hounds and made misogynistic remarks about the women they worked with or the women the were involved with, but the claim that it was everywhere and practiced by all men is ludicrous. Feminists and today’s low-t writers, like Cohen, are fanning the flames of that specious fallacy to promote movies and social policies to sell a movie and raise their own profile in a degrading society where his idiocy is given a voice.

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Dad Matters3 months ago

More imagined victimisation and oppression garnished with a deeply unrealistic feminine man. Most men would find that kind of a conversation funny and would sit back and wryly smile at the cacophony of retards before them.

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So You Was Like Mine3 months ago

I have to assume this is what all the woke board meetings look like

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Mark Um Asylum3 months ago

It’s funny that it’s making fun of a patriarchal system that made women do things like this in commercials 15 years ago. It’s too bad the joke doesn’t land since no commercial made in the last 5 years fits what they are targeting.

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BarleyB🗽🌻🍉3 months ago

The number of 🍑hurt ❄️ in the comments is just hilarious

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MMLady3 months ago

Netflix

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Sam O’Sullivan3 months ago

There’s so many brilliant moments in this film. The part where Damien’s dad tells him he’ll ‘never find a wife with that behaviour’….👌👌

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Daniel Cdmx3 months ago

This is what was happening at Budweiser when they decided dylan mulvaney was a good idea

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Penny3 months ago

I wonder who wrote this dialogue?

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William Kronenberg3 months ago

Women already act like this

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Simon shepherd3 months ago

The joke is that this is meant to be the reverse of what actually happens, but that only happens in the minds of feminists.

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Jean Clinet3 months ago

Wine in a penis bottle? that already exists, it's name is Just The Tipsy.

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Green-Pilled3 months ago

I'm sorry -- I couldn't understand what they meant. Perhaps if they were *just a touch* more heavy-handed with their "satire"...

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Samuel Culper sr.3 months ago

Except people actually buy the products with the hot women in the ads

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Greta Thornberry3 months ago

Look, if you don't want to buy a product with a naked man on it, that's fine. But you need to stop telling men that for being different (in that they WOULD buy a product with a beautiful woman on it) means that they're bad people. Womens values aren't the gold standard for men.

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Zankoku Tenshi 🇺🇸 光復香港,時代革命3 months ago

"Do you need to take care of in now?" I would say, "Sure, maybe one or more of you can give me a hand with it?"

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Paulina Don3 months ago

That’s exactly how one women by the table feels in a meeting full of men. Exactly that

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saiyar3 months ago

Relax guys, you’ll live longer. It’s just comedy. Why aren’t getting so emotional and flustered?

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Bradley Banks3 months ago

No wonder women can’t find men to have families with anymore. The women are all obnoxious

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Rajeive Naiar3 months ago

Sasha Baron getting a taste of his own medicine (writing) 😅

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Hoots McCallahan 🦉3 months ago

Or he could have let them run with it, the company would face backlash, and the broads would be fired. Great imagination though

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Heiner3 months ago

I get it. It's the roles reversed. And it sucks. Because in which rediculous fantasy world men - on average - act like this? This perfectly resembles how women paint the picture of men "talking over women".

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Ian Walker3 months ago

Whats all the uproar about this? Fucking politics and tribalism creeping into everything, I'm centre right (Far right now apparently) and I thought this was pretty funny.

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Terp Slut3 months ago

Didn’t realize Lenin dunk-ems was writing garbage content for the uk. Congratulations on your attempt at a point.

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Mr chips3 months ago

Such a terrible movie. Might have made sense 50 years ago.

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Mal Mhiz3 months ago

I think the joke is ,that how men operate,we think we know women

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Samuel von Marburg3 months ago

Tried watching that movie. Had to turn it off after like 15 minutes because of cringe overload.

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Ambers3 months ago

I simply don't believe that women encountering the type of treatment that the women in the clip are giving the man is a frequent phenomenon in modern workplaces. Everything I've witnessed working in large corporations paints a different picture.

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Chocobo Racer3 months ago

Why are y'all getting so emotional about a skit? If you have to sit here and make a point about how men are also capable of screeching over each other and ignoring their marketing analysts in a board meeting, you need to get off your misogyny. Men are incapable of this, cope!

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Rupert Fro3 months ago

This was a very weak stereotype inversion. Suggesting Sacha's character has a series of salient points if only he was taken seriously by the thick rabble is just misandry. Some thick men belittle smart women and vice versa. Virtue signalling in TV is obvious and nauseating.

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Rev. Volt 🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️3 months ago

Imagine if the roles were reversed. Because this isn’t what woman experience in the workforce. It isn’t 1970. And have you seen Diet Coke ads or perfume ads? Marketing to woman’s sexuality. Did men cry? No. We get it

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