Two comedians develop a sketch mocking rescue-dog owners' superiority complex. The twist: one of them plays the dog. They build out a scene where a rescued dog gets praised over a breeder dog, satirizing the performative morality of rescue advocacy.
You know, sometimes me and Vinny work off of ideas together if we're shooting together.
Yeah.
And he was just like, we should do like a rescue dog thing, like, and have the attitudes of people who have rescue dogs or kind of they have this like superiority complex. And I was like, I was like, that's always great for comedy. Just delusions of grandeur. That's like the, that's the epitome of just comedy to me. It's just people being like, I'm this. And it's like, okay. He was just trying to figure out how do you make it funny? And I think we both just realized like he should play the dog.
Oh my God, she is adorable! Is she a rescue? Oh no, I got her from a breeder. Oh my God, that is disgusting. Why is that disgusting? Because you should always rescue, like this little guy here.
Hello!
Oh my God, I'm a better person than you. Yes, you are.
Okay.
