What If AT&T Ran The Suicide Hotline?

This is a comedy sketch (which AT&T threatened to sue me for) from my 2010 album, PatriPSYCHotic! It's a satire of call centres. This particular video, I cut while the album was still in progress, which explains why it says, "Upcoming."

However, it is available now and for purchase, pricing, more previews, or otherwise more information, please visit my music website at http://music.underceej.co.uk

In addition to finding the CD at my music site, you may also view an alternate version of this video at my film site: http://films.underceej.co.uk/patripsychotic/

The cast are listed in the video.
The hold music is Cinescore.
The sound effects are SoundSnap.com

The subject of satire is not specifically AT&T, nor are they the organisation operating the call centre in the sketch, but rather all call centres. I used AT&T in the title solely because they are most known for this behaviour, but are certainly not the worst at it.

The cover art was drawn by PluralOfEverything: http://www.youtube.com/user/PluralOfEverything

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Ceej
• AT&T
• call
• centre
• center
• satire
• comedy
• offensive
• suicide
• hotline
• libel
• humour
• humor
• parody
• sketch
• slander
• banned
• lawsuit
• funny
• spoof

[k4m3j0]

the only thing it needs is an indian accent

[TheCeejReturns]

@k4m3j0

But he did Bill and Ted style instead. I thought it was just as funny.

[PluralOfEverything]

Liked, favorited, and now I'm commenting.  Do you mind if I mirror this?

[TheCeejReturns]

@PluralOfEverything

Aren't you already doing that from our last agreement? Sure. Just make sure all your links and credits are up to date, and you may continue mirroring.