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The Setup (2024)

An obsessive-compulsive waiter must memorize a list of overly-complicated menu specials before his party arrives. And he has to fold the napkins. And polish the silverware. And the glasses. And steam the tablecloth. And set the table. And he has an hour. But he's done this a thousand times before, so he'll be fine, right? Right?
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An obsessive-compulsive waiter must memorize a list of overly-complicated menu specials before his party arrives. And he has to fold the napkins. And polish the silverware. And the glasses. And steam the tablecloth. And set the table. And he has an hour. But he's done this a thousand times before, so he'll be fine, right? Right?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kavita Parekh
Written By:Jim DeProphetis
In Theaters:1/1/2024
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Runtime:9 minutes
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