The video uses a relatable and humorous scenario of a boss and intern discussing a financial concept, which likely resonated with viewers due to its comedic timing and the common experience of workplace dynamics.
Summary
The video humorously contrasts a CEO boss and a summer intern's understanding of a "write-off." The intern initially defines it as a business expense that the government reimburses, while the boss questions who actually pays for it, leading to a playful exchange about the concept.
Structure
1Introduction of the "CEO boss versus summer intern" scenario.
2Intern's definition of a write-off.
3Boss's questioning of the intern's definition.
4Playful confusion about who "writes it off."
On-screen text
ceo boss versus summer intern
Transcript
That’s a write off right? Me every time @Sima and I go out for lunch. That's a write off. Yeah. It's when you buy something for your business and the government pays you back for it. Oh. And who pays for it? Nobody. You write it off. Who writes it off? I don't know. The write off people.
Original caption
That’s a write off right? Me every time @Sima and I go out for lunch #ceo #summerinternship #boss #intern #job