The Aussie
Thomas is a socially awkward man struggling to make friends. Desperate to reinvent himself, he starts speaking with an Australian accent, hoping it will give him the confidence of a charismatic Aussie. His new persona earns him the attention and acceptance he's always craved, until he’s confronted at a party by another bushman from Down Under.
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Thomas is a socially awkward man struggling to make friends. Desperate to reinvent himself, he starts speaking with an Australian accent, hoping it will give him the confidence of a charismatic Aussie. His new persona earns him the attention and acceptance he's always craved, until he’s confronted at a party by another bushman from Down Under.
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Written By:Dan Nufer, John D. Costello
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