A short comedic monologue (YouTube Short) by Chris Collins in which the speaker describes recurring dreams to a psychotherapist: in one dream he is a 'teepee' and in the next he's a 'wigwam.' The doctor delivers the punchline diagnosis—"you're too tense"—punning on "teepee/wigwam" and "T–P/ wigwam" tension. The sketch is a brief, deadpan joke about dreams and wordplay.
That's the cool thing about the dreams. But my dream is it's a little bit different. So to the point I was so worried, I went to the doctor, and I'm laying on the couch. What kind of doctor do you go to when it's about a dream? Is a psychotherapist. Yeah. So. Doctor the mind. So I'm sitting there on the couch, and I'm like, hey, Doc. And he's like, yes. And I say, I keep having these. These two dreams. In one dream, I'm a teepee. And then in the next dream, I'm a wigwam.
And then I wake up. Doctor looks at me, and he goes, I know it's wrong. And I'm like, what is it, Doc? And he says, you're too tense.
