>> It the end of the week and so it's time to take out the trash.
I was really expecting to be cut off their well Brett, it's been a week. Who is your
garbage person of the week? >> Seldom is someone able to
be garbage and get called out immediately
and placed in the trash as efficiently as happened in my garbage person the week.
A tick talker who obviously wanted to do some kind of demoralizing bit for this person who worked at
what looks like a wiener schnitzel or something like that. And he tries, it fails and gets put in
his place immediately take a look. >>
Did somebody say already >>
This is my favorite genre is the Tiktok prank that backfires.
>> I don't understand what he was trying to do there.
>> He was trying to say it does is someone saying that I want number 283 or something like he wanted
to show up like some kind of gallant knight. >> And she didn't know either,
but she knew that he was messing with her and and I felt like this
would fit on this show cuz last week your garbage person or for something.
We covered the family that started singing at the ice cream worker and I love that this woman
just was like, no, come over. >> Get your food and get the
hell out of here made me so happy. >> Yeah, no, and I appreciate and look any,
I will only speak for myself any of the individual people whether
Tiktok or otherwise, that we critique in this way.
It is not totally about the individual. I want to fight back against the trend.
I love that the creation of a variety of things that can conceivably be linked in
some way philosophically to arts has been democratized and the ability to spread your
are, is much easier than it's ever been.
That said consent is still a thing. Like you can make your thing,
not everything has to be about deputizing random people trying to live their life
into your whatever, sing your song, do your dance, do your sports stunt, do whatever it is,
other people are people. And if you want them to be involved, you have to ask them.
You don't just make them a part of it.
Is that too much to ask? It's just basic common courtesy. Tiktok should not be like
immune from those sorts of considerations. >> There's plenty of implied opt ins like
if you're at a trump rally, you're opting into some kind of political discussions.
So when Jordan Klepper shows up and starts talking to you, you've opted in.
But in these situations, it's like. >> You can still opt out I think.
>> You can still opt you definitely can opt out of that cuz you have to
sign a release form or not or they won't use it on the daily show.
So everyone that you see that did that ostensibly has been like, yeah,
I nailed it here, take this release form. >> Sure and yeah, I can't speak for Jordan
Klepper. But I've done a few of those like crowd things and I always
approach people and ask, can I ask you a few questions about blah, blah, blah?
And if they say no, I don't start singing about ice cream, I go away
probably blushing profusely. >> Yeah, there you go. I really
enjoy this genre of backfiring pranks. I hate, there was another video that's circulating
of two people doing a Tiktok in a shopping cart, face, two face sitting in it and then
they get stuck and they have to bring in like an industrial cutting machine to get them out of it.
So good. >> If you got in, you can get out, they
didn't have to cut them. That's crazy. Anyway, they should have just knocked it over or like,
don't get in a river, they'll get out anyway. Okay, there's gonna be some, they have to or else.