Comcast Employee Falls Sleeping on Couch
Here’s the ever-popular “Comcast guy asleep on couch” video, as well as an interesting video response.
Which company or employee is next? Could be you. Don’t pick your nose in public.
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The impact of this video was a bit larger than I expected. But it does prove the power of video. And with the explosion of YouTube and Google Video, power has the weight of the word of God.
I watched the video when it first came out (I’ve been following Snakes On a Blog for months now) and loved it. I showed it to my wife and she loved it so much she had to watch it a third time the next day. Quite odd for someone who doesn’t much care for funny videos.
After watching the video response, it makes me wonder how other percieved the video. I saw it as a guy falling asleep at work and getting caught. Others saw it as a hard working guy pushing himself so hard he fell asleep at his 3rd job while trying to support his dying wife and 8 kids in a single room apartment in the ghetto.
Stay tuned for the video I shot of the the dancing Bimbo salesman. Yes, Bibmos can be bought at your local Wal-Mart. I have the video to prove it.
Wonder what people will think of my video.