It Only Took Five Years But It Finally Happened

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EXT. NEW YORK CITY - MIDTOWN - DAY

BEN, a 24-year-old Korean-American male dressed in jeans a black sweatshirt and black hoodie, is walking down Sixth Avenue. He’s carrying his lunch in a plastic bag with Chinese characters on it. It’s lunchtime and the streets are alive with tourists and office workers all looking for something to eat.

As he approaches his building he sees a Chinese delivery man on a bike nearly get hit by oncoming traffic. The delivery man then chains his bike to a light post with incredible efficiency and runs into the nearby building.

INT. THE HIPPODROME - LOBBY

Ben enters the building that the delivery man had also just entered. There’s a security guard at the front desk in the lobby talking to the delivery man.

SECURITY GUARD

Oh man, another one… Delivery?
(Louder) YO, Delivery!?

Ben looks up to realize that the guard is talking to him.

BEN

Uh… no.

Perhaps thinking that Ben can’t speak English, the guard yells even louder.

SECURITY GUARD

YO! Delivery! Over here!
(to somebody else) The second delivery guy is here.

Annoyed, Ben ignores the guard and walks to the elevators.

4 Responses to “It Only Took Five Years But It Finally Happened”

  1. mollie Says:

    welcome to city wok!

  2. miss_p Says:

    Hilarious…only five years? A good round of cursing would tip off any dumbass that you can actually speak English. I prefer to start off with “punk-ass beeyotch”…and escalate to more descriptive adjectives from the English language. Queen’s English, of course.

  3. ayu Says:

    :o — which guard was it? poor man. he was just hungry. that happened to my friend at college in his dorm.

  4. amy simmer Says:

    if this ever happens again, you should counteract with an even more absurd stereotype– like whip out a chinese star or maybe karate chop the person

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