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Mom Sets Toddler in Airport With a Sign She Can’t Read—10 Seconds Later, A Man Scoops Her into His Arms

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Comedian Trey Kennedy Nails Every American ‘Working from Home’ Right Now in Hilarious Skit

Recent stay-at-home mandates have forced everybody to alter their schedules and lifestyles in some form or fashion. And if you’re fortunate enough to be one of the Americans still employed right now, there’s a good chance that your working environment has shifted quite a bit too. Rather than cubicles, offices, and double-monitor desktops, we’re posting up on couches and beds with our laptops, adjusting to our new “normal.”

And once again, rising comedian Trey Kennedy is here to make us all belly-laugh over the tendencies so many of us fall into when suddenly workplace accountability is gone, and we’re our own bosses… well, sort of.

Check out Kennedy’s hilarious 2-minute skit below, and just TRY to pretend like this hasn’t been you at some point in the last three weeks. Oh, and bonus tip, don’t tag your boss.

Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey is an editor at Outreach. She’s passionate about fear fighting, freedom writing, and the pursuit of excellence in the name of crucifying perfectionism. Glitter is her favorite color, 2nd only to pink, and 3rd only to pink glitter.

Mom Sets Toddler in Airport With a Sign She Can’t Read—10 Seconds Later, A Man Scoops Her into His Arms

Everyone but the toddler holding the sign knew what was about to happen...

Teacher Buys Coffee for a Stranger Short on Cash, Has No Clue It’s Keith Urban

"I said he did look like Keith Urban, he said he was. I didn't believe him."

Bullied 6th Grader’s Tears Turn to Joy After Community Rallies to Sign His Yearbook

Brody Ridder's Yearbook Heartbreak The end of the school year is supposed to be an exciting time with friends. Kids sign each other's yearbooks and...