Man feigning surprise at twists in show he binged after girlfriend went to bed

A MAN is putting on the performance of a lifetime pretending he is entirely new to a show he has already binge-watched while his girlfriend slept. 

Stephen Malley cued up Manhunt on Apple TV while making remarks to Emma Bradford like ‘Looking forward to this,’ and ‘apparently it gets pretty complicated’ as if he had not already watched all seven episodes over the course of the last three evenings.

He said: “Wonder if it’s any good? I can’t wait for us to find out together.

“Apparently it’s pretty twisty-turny, so if you get confused just ask me and I’ll tell you where we’re up to. Because I tend to pay more attention, not because of any prior knowledge.

“Wow, did that just happen? I did not expect that in any way at all, and am reeling. This bit? Ah, it’s jumped forward ten years, it does that. I think. Similar things I’ve watched have progressed in a similar way.

“Anyway, if you find it’s a bit boring and gets bogged down, especially around the third episode, we can always quit and watch something else. I don’t mind. Looks like one of those that’s pretty predictable.”

Bradford said: “He’s quite obviously seen it. I don’t mind. It means he can’t complain when I talk over it to tell him all about Donna from work’s new hair colour.”

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Gen Zer exhausted after day of visualising work

A TEENAGER is shattered after a full day of imagining what a full day at work would be like. 

Grace Wood-Morris, aged 18, has been advised to ‘get a job’ by her stepfather so thought she should investigate this avenue of possible fulfilment using mindfulness.

She said: “Corporate servitude apparently looms in my future. I needed to decide if it is for me.

“I visualised everything from the morning alarm to a day that is officially longer than streaming a whole season but that, perversely, won’t let you. The clothes, the sandwiches, the subjugation. It was terrible.

“You can’t update social media while working, even though I told my figmental boss my friends will think I’m dead, you have to talk to people on the phone which gives me trauma, and my dyscalculia was not respected which is against the law.

“I returned to the real and informed my parents it was not a life experience I care to be sullied by. They understood.”

Stepfather Tom Booker said: “Unfortunately I think when she tried to visualise Grace accidentally manifested. That must be why she’s starting work on Wednesday.”