This is my way of showing
appreciations to Key and Peele
Deity: Ah, so, sir, you are in Japtown.
Teacher: Am I in what? Japtown? I
don'wanna be in Japtown.
Deity: Don’t you worry, ah, so, sir.
Teacher: Stop saying, ‘ah so,’ man. Where did you learn that?
Deity: What is wrong
with it? I have learned the Japanese will say, “Ah so.”
Teacher: Drop that crap, man! You don’t say no 'ah, so,' in Japan
unless you're really an axx hxxx, he he he.
Deity: I wish you are more subtle with the choice of your words. I just wanted to welcome you. From now
on, I’ll call you what, Nicky, I guess.
Teacher: That’s better. So, I’m in
Japtown? You mean I don’t have to lie that I’m an American any more and my students will
accept me as a teacher of English even though they know I am Japanese?
Deity: That
is correct, sir, except for the fact that...
Teacher: Don’t sir me. I'm not used to
that.
Deity: OK…
Now, what?
Teacher: So, you are saying I am
now in a place where there is no racial discrimination?
Wife: Wake up, honey! You’re scaring me.
Teacher: Oh, I was just having a
nightmare. I was in Japtown.
Wife: Yes, you are.
Reference
[Comedy Central]. (2016, June 22). Key & Peele-Negro town-uncensored.
[Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg58d8opQKA
2 comments:
Nicky, it is my contention that the most dedicated students of the English language in Japan already look at you as a role model and teacher.
Thank Michael. I have tried as humorous as possible. And don't want to sound angry. - Nicky
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