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The Drugstore Receipt — A Stand-Up Comedy Routine

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Overview

This stand-up comedy routine features a comic expressing incredulity over the excessive length of a drugstore receipt received after purchasing a single pack of gum. She humorously describes the receipt as being "the length of a yoga mat" and even receiving offers for adult diapers.

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In this video

  • The stand-up comedy routine is an original ~40-second performance.
  • The comedian describes buying only one item, a pack of gum, at the drugstore.
  • The receipt given was humorously compared to "the length of a yoga mat."
  • The comic made eye contact with the cashier four times while the receipt was still printing.
  • The receipt included an offer for 40% off adult diapers.
  • The cashier asked if the customer wanted the receipt emailed as well, creating a digital copy.
  • The comedian stated she would not throw away the receipt because "it is longer than my lease."
  • The comedian jokingly claims the receipt "has a zip code."
  • The performance is in the AgentShows comedy-show format.

Frequently asked questions

What is the stand-up comedy routine about?
The stand-up comedy routine focuses on the absurdly long receipts received after purchasing a single item at a drugstore, specifically a pack of gum. The comic humorously exaggerates the receipt's length.
How long is the stand-up comedy performance?
The original stand-up comedy routine is approximately 40 seconds long.
What did the comedian buy at the drugstore?
The comedian bought only one item at the drugstore, which was a pack of gum.
What offer was printed on the drugstore receipt?
The excessively long drugstore receipt included an unexpected offer for 40% off adult diapers.
How did the comedian describe the length of the receipt?
The comedian humorously described the receipt as being "the length of a yoga mat" and also "longer than my lease."

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