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I think what makes the Best in Show, so funny is the odd moments and themes that the film encompasses. The plot is funny within itself. The idea that these characters who are all different, prioritize their dogs and treat them as their children. It's something that they all have in common, this brings them together. The dramatic acting, plot and the scenes, adds humor to the film. One example is when Gerry’s wife gets hurt and they are scared that their dog won't be able to walk
I think what makes the Best in Show, so funny is the odd moments and themes that the film encompasses. The plot is funny within itself. The idea that these characters who are all different, prioritize their dogs and treat them as their children. It's something that they all have in common, this brings them together. The dramatic acting, plot and the scenes, adds humor to the film. One example is when Gerry’s wife gets hurt and they are scared that their dog won't be able to walk store
The place your mom forgets you every time.
Why are you late?
Mom forgot me at the store
that button at the top of the urban dictionary that nobody clicks
guy1: "Urban dictionary has merch?"
guy2: "yeah just click that store button."
The place you go if you want to see hookers in the front of it soon asking you to go in the shed and have some fun after you cum out with bagels in her ass and lube in yours
Hey that guy just went to the store
The store man so creep shit happens there
A generally shitty and lifeless place where people usually wait in line to exchange their money for products ("goods"). The employees are enslaved by stores, as they are forced by societal problems to count the money all day in exchange for a meager percentage of the profit generated from these transactions. At stores, objects ("goods") are usually not free, as they are available only in exchange for customers' money and not just for the taking. If you take something without giving money ("paying"), you will most likely eventually end up either dead, in jail/prison, possibly even tackled or in a fistfight, and with a criminal record preventing you from getting one of these shitty money-counting jobs that keep stores functioning, depending on what you shoplift, how often you do it, and how much you take.
Person 1: Sally & I are going to the store
Person 2: Don't forget your wallet
Person 1: No need for that, we're shoplifting
Person 2: I'm calling the police
Person 1 runs
A thrift store. Not derogatory, used only to describe the general low prices of resold/donated items with a convenient rhyme. Can be used to describe national chains like Goodwill or local thrift shops and sometimes surplus/salvage stores.
1) "Hey, where'd you find that copy of Chibi Robo? Aren't those kind of expensive?"
"Yeah, I got real lucky at the poor store last time I went, guess someone donated it."
2) "Dude, you should come with me to the poor store sometime, there's always cool stuff in there. I bought a bunch of out of print books for way less than a lot of eBay listings."
3) "That's a snazzy suit, where'd you get it?"
"You'd never believe this, but I got it at the poor store! It's amazing what people will get rid of."
4) "If you're looking for old vinyl records, chances are you can find some at a poor store, I've found several at good prices that way."
Referring to splurging on unnecessary items when funds are not sufficient.
Don't be feelin like you could go shopping at the Versace store when you still owe me money nigga.