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One day at work a squirrel snuck inside and headed straight to the kitchen. We tried to get the little bugger out but it had made its decision - the kitchen was simply too nice. Then we started talking about whose turn it is to take out the trash, and that's when the squirrel gunned for the door.
So he should upload all his work for free online? Buddy, this is for advertising and who would go to his live shows if they see all the stuff for free online?
I recently found your videos. I lost my dad in October, he was from Finland. I wish he was still here, he would have loved to see your videos. I hope to see your show someday.
Dunno about a squirrel in the kitchen, but I once forgot to close my window and when I was back, my kittie had around 5 stray cat visitors. It was simultaneously funny and scary watching 5 cats running for their life, trying to sneak through a window gap all at once.
My sweetie works at a major tech company with tens of thousands of employees. A few weeks ago, they got a company-wide email to inform everyone not to use a particular conference room because there was a squirrel in it. I asked him a few days later if they had ever gotten an all-clear, and he said nope, it might still be in there. So maybe squirrel in a conference room is a good metaphor...
His demeanor is ninety percent of the act. This man is just funny. He'd be an excellent mime. I wonder if this is an act or if this is really how he is. Maybe it's how the majority of Finns are. Hmm 😂 No wonder it's one of the happiest countries in the world, they're all giggling.
The big difference is that a squirrel in the kitchen is usually not welcomed. Ismo, you can stay as long as you like. (Better yet, have you tried Canada?)
Well, whatever works. Just as long as you're not... A *Horse* ... in a HOSPITAL (No one knows what the horse is gonna do next... Least of all, the horse!)
@@Onionbaron Sorry if you don't recognize the reference. It was from John Mulaney, another well-known comedian. A few years back that was his bit specifically about a certain... uh, "situation" in American politics at the time.
Maybe a good substitute would be "Like a fish in an aquarium" since it's so different from their natural environment For some reason I like the sound of "Like a fish in an upstream river" but it doesn't mean the same thing
Dear Mr. Ismo I would like u to do a bit on a topic, which concernes me as a german. Why do u need to say in english, if u do not see something that you are legally blind. How many people do that illegally?
One day at work a squirrel snuck inside and headed straight to the kitchen. We tried to get the little bugger out but it had made its decision - the kitchen was simply too nice. Then we started talking about whose turn it is to take out the trash, and that's when the squirrel gunned for the door.
A squirrel in the kitchen is definitely some ozark hill people talk 😂😂😂😂
the choking/joking subtitle didn't get it - like the audience
It's a comment bait.
@@falsemcnuggethopenah, it's a consequence of automatic subtitle generation
@@Nimtrix it's a cynic
What are you folks blabbing/complaining about? Good golly, nothing is amiss.
😊😊😊😊😊Ppp😊😊😊😊😊😊p😊😊
considering the vast amount of forests in Finland, 'squirrel out of woods' metaphor makes sense 😅
😂 city squirrel.
Finally something that's not a short. Still too short, though!
So he should upload all his work for free online? Buddy, this is for advertising and who would go to his live shows if they see all the stuff for free online?
@@CheriTheBery I know. I just miss his longer videos. I live in central Europe, I don't think I'll ever get to see him live.
@@savlecz1187 I think he tours Europe too. Some guy said they saw him in a Gabriel Iglesias show in Berlin.
I recently found your videos. I lost my dad in October, he was from Finland. I wish he was still here, he would have loved to see your videos. I hope to see your show someday.
Yes these help keeping the mind away of things. I also lost my dad in october and he was from finland also. Like I am and my whole family is.
Dunno about a squirrel in the kitchen, but I once forgot to close my window and when I was back, my kittie had around 5 stray cat visitors. It was simultaneously funny and scary watching 5 cats running for their life, trying to sneak through a window gap all at once.
She is a who’re?
@@andymcneil7085 Have you watched the Southpark episode about cat orgy? That was the real life version.
God this is an awesome man.
My sweetie works at a major tech company with tens of thousands of employees. A few weeks ago, they got a company-wide email to inform everyone not to use a particular conference room because there was a squirrel in it. I asked him a few days later if they had ever gotten an all-clear, and he said nope, it might still be in there. So maybe squirrel in a conference room is a good metaphor...
Just bought tickets for your trip to Utah, we'll see you in a week
Or a Sim card in a phone booth 😂😅
I love his delivery 😂
His demeanor is ninety percent of the act. This man is just funny. He'd be an excellent mime. I wonder if this is an act or if this is really how he is. Maybe it's how the majority of Finns are. Hmm 😂 No wonder it's one of the happiest countries in the world, they're all giggling.
probably a small part of it is how he really is, but he plays it up on stage.
The big difference is that a squirrel in the kitchen is usually not welcomed.
Ismo, you can stay as long as you like. (Better yet, have you tried Canada?)
"horse in a hospital" comes to mind ;)
hahah I'll be using "like a Squirrel in a Kitchen" xD
That sounds like someone's having squirrel for dinner though.
Not sure if I should laugh or be sad about someone reading comments before watching a 1-minute video.@@6ood6ame
then there's the video of the squirrel in an office, dude goes nuts.
Well, whatever works. Just as long as you're not...
A *Horse* ... in a HOSPITAL
(No one knows what the horse is gonna do next... Least of all, the horse!)
Look for it´s credit card or call it´s eventual insurance company...? (U.S horse, not an Arab...)
@@Onionbaron Sorry if you don't recognize the reference. It was from John Mulaney, another well-known comedian. A few years back that was his bit specifically about a certain... uh, "situation" in American politics at the time.
Why isn’t there a whole show of you on UA-cam?
Another hilarious observation 😄
Always excellent
In french we have "a dog in a bowling alley"
Ironically he was like a fish out of water here.
Finnish saying goes, like a fish on the dry ground.. Foreigners try to skiing first time... it looks just like that😂
Funny, the Dutch saying goes 'like a fish IN the water', meaning the opposite of course.
Or
Like a pig in muck
Finns also have that saying. Meaning the opposite as well.
For all of you telling him it's a simile not a metaphor, let's see you do better in his language.
Madness did a music track about a squirrel in a kitchen....................LOL
This person is soooo cute 😂
Maybe a good substitute would be "Like a fish in an aquarium" since it's so different from their natural environment
For some reason I like the sound of "Like a fish in an upstream river" but it doesn't mean the same thing
Actually, that's not a metaphor, but a simile.
A fish out of water can live for hours, if not days. That's you.
Depends on the species. Guppies won't last more than 10 minutes. Goldfish, about an hour.
I'm sure he doesn't need to return to Finland hours or days at a time in order to breath either 😂
@@HazySkies why are you so sure
😂
@@kindablue1959 Have you done these experiments for science?
I think you're looking for "feeling out of sorts" , although, language wise, that's a weird one too.
Very very funny man.
Try " Like english man in New York"
😂
Please stop burning subtitles into the video. There is already a subtitle feature that allows them to be optional
that was good lol
This time it was going somewhere ouder space... Better luck for next the time.
It's opposite to "happy as a pig in shit"
Here’s your squirrel in a kitchen: ua-cam.com/video/S5BWIw_ahsk/v-deo.htmlsi=Lwa3fpAhRZFBS_u2
Awwww ❤
I believe use of "like" makes the comparison a simile, Ismo> 😁😁
Who wants to tell Ismo that these are similes rather than metaphors?
There's no comparison so how is it a simile?
@@Jinppa "Like a fish out of water"?
@@UA-camCensor That's not a comparison. Similes have comparisons like "strong as an ox".
Since I'm about to bow out of this boring-ass conversation, who'd like to explain to @Jinppa what "like a fish" means? 👋🙏
@@Jinppa it is definitely a simile, not a metaphor. The use of the word “like “ is essentially a definitive indicator of a simile.
ihan mukava
hi
Well,for someone that just got to America,a minute to leave sounds pretty realistic.
FISHMO Issaquah Yeshua
Those are similes rather than metaphors
it's a simile. like a metaphor but not like.
Dear Mr. Ismo I would like u to do a bit on a topic, which concernes me as a german.
Why do u need to say in english, if u do not see something that you are legally blind.
How many people do that illegally?
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