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The night shift

First night shift and a sheet of rules: stay out of the warehouse after one, do not watch camera six, do not answer the phone at 3:15.

Lines: 31 · about 94 s of video · Night

  1. YouFirst night shift. Boring
  2. ThemJust sit on your phone
  3. YouThey gave me a sheet of rules
  4. ThemRead them
  5. YouOne: do not go into the warehouse after one
  6. Two: if someone is standing on camera six, do not watch longer than two seconds
  7. Three: the phone rings at 3:15, do not answer
  8. pause 1.5 s
  9. ThemThey are winding up the new guy
  10. YouThat is what I decided too
  11. It is 3:12 now
  12. ThemWell, we shall see
  13. pause 1.2 s
  14. You3:15. The phone is ringing
  15. ThemDo not answer
  16. YouI am not
  17. It has been ringing four minutes
  18. pause 1.8 s
  19. ThemIt will stop
  20. YouIt stopped
  21. ThemThere you go
  22. YouNow my mobile is ringing
  23. pause 1.5 s
  24. ThemWho is it
  25. YouThe same number as on the desk phone
  26. ThemDecline it
  27. YouDeclined
  28. pause 1.2 s
  29. A message came in
  30. ThemSaying what
  31. You"You broke the second rule"
  32. pause 1.8 s
  33. I did not look at camera six
  34. ThemYou are sure you did not
  35. YouSure
  36. pause 1.5 s
  37. I am not looking at it now either
  38. It is looking at me

How it works

The rules come as a list, and the one that turns out to be broken is the one he never broke. The camera at the end reverses the direction of looking, and the roles with it.

How to make it yours

Every rule on the list has to be specific: a time, a camera number, a number of seconds. A vague "do not go out at night" does not stick, and the viewer has to hold the list in their head until the end. Only two rules are tested, and the broken one is the rule he honestly kept. The warehouse can be a car park, a museum or a hospital front desk. Give him the last two lines with no reply: the gaze turns around, and there is nothing to add.

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