One hilarious comedian, Matt Mitchell, gave his side-splitting take on some of the world's biggest, most recognizable retailers: Walmart, Target, Amazon and a handful of others.
Everyone needs materials to function properly in everyday life. These many different items can and do include groceries, shoes, chairs, blankets and even tiny plastic Ziploc storage bags. Of course, that is only a minuscule list of everything people need and buy on a daily basis.
But to acquire those supplies and other necessities, we must venture out into the great unknown and step into a retailer that is likely to sell those items we desperately desire. At that point, we must enter places like Walmart, Target and Hobby Lobby, or visit Amazon.com.
Sometimes, these shopping experiences are pleasant, while other times, those retailers leave a bad taste in our mouths. As you probably already know, going to Walmart, Target or someplace similar is not always rainbows and roses. It can be downright frustrating.
Nevertheless, we are all incredibly familiar with those places, and that is why Matt's short, two-minute skit is so funny. In the clip, Matt, acting as those retailers, has a conversation between them. The topics that come up in the quick, witty and hilarious video are incredibly relatable because we have all been there and likely had a similar experience.
The first and most obvious target in the clip is the limited number of open, functioning checkout lines. Everyone, whether an experienced shopper or a novice, understands this frustration. You need a few items and are in a hurry, but when you go to pay, you find out that only two of the 30 checkouts are open.
Matt, as those stores, is absolutely spot-on, delivering one hilarious and witty line after another. Again, Matt's clip is so hysterical because while it's funny, there is a ton of truth in what he's saying as Walmart, Amazon, Target and Dollar General.
Job 8:21 The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.