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I'm Gonna Kill Myself Tomorrow
A father and mother sit in the living room, watching a comedian perform a stand-up routine, as their daughter lies on the floor, engrossed with her phone. Midway through the show, their son enters the room, bruised and roughed up, and announces “I’m Gonna Kill Myself Tomorrow!” When this fails to get a reaction, he goes around the house getting the things he needs to end his life as his family enjoys their show.
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A father and mother sit in the living room, watching a comedian perform a stand-up routine, as their daughter lies on the floor, engrossed with her phone. Midway through the show, their son enters the room, bruised and roughed up, and announces “I’m Gonna Kill Myself Tomorrow!” When this fails to get a reaction, he goes around the house getting the things he needs to end his life as his family enjoys their show.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation
Written By:S.A.D. Alaka
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Runtime:10 minutes
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