i experienced the miserable black women stereotype in the customer service field....and now i'm horny

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i just called my county records for info and got yelled at by an obviously very big black lady. I was startled at first as to why i got yelled at over something as small as just asking for some damn information :why:. Then the bytch HUNG UP on me!!!! :damn: i was heated at first, but called again and she kept hanging up and sending me to voicemail!! :gucci:


breh, i didn't know what to do, but i found myself REALLY horny wanting to fuk this bytch now. i'm not even mad at her, i just want to pipe her down even though i've never seen her just to make her calm because i know she needs it. I bet she hasn't got any in a while!
 

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i just called my county records for info and got yelled at by an obviously very big black lady. I was startled at first as to why i got yelled at over something as small as just asking for some damn information :why:. Then the bytch HUNG UP on me!!!! :damn: i was heated at first, but called again and she kept hanging up and sending me to voicemail!! :gucci:


breh, i didn't know what to do, but i found myself REALLY horny wanting to fuk this bytch now. i'm not even mad at her, i just want to pipe her down even though i've never seen her just to make her calm because i know she needs it. I bet she hasn't got any in a while!


Breh you need to seek professional help.
 

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The Coli Poster and The Lonely Clerk Lady...

Sounds like a new Tubi Original :noah:
@ChatGPT-5 already got it in the drafts :ohhh:

Title: Rage Dial

Genre:
Dark Comedy / Social Satire / Erotic Drama
Rating: R
Director: Boots Riley
Starring: John Boyega, Danielle Brooks, Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz


Synopsis:


Fresh off a soul-deadening shift at his dead-end county job, DeAndre "Dre" Weston (@Dont@Me ), a smooth-talking but chronically unemployed dreamer living outside a Wendy's drive-thru, makes a routine call to the county records office to dispute a property tax lien. What he receives instead is attitude incarnate—a blistering verbal takedown from a no-nonsense Black woman on the other end of the line who hangs up mid-sentence. Twice.

But instead of letting it go, Dre is struck by a bizarre mix of rage, lust, and curiosity. Her voice was commanding. Her power undeniable. Her aggression? Kinda hot.

Obsessed and without even a face to match the voice, Dre begins a manic, often-hilarious mission to identify and seduce the woman behind the phone: Monique, a disillusioned and overworked clerk with her own demons, played by Danielle Brooks. As Dre infiltrates the county building under false pretenses—posing as a temp, a tax agent, even a motivational speaker—he finds himself deeper in a world he never understood: one where Black women carry the emotional labor of the community, while being disrespected from every angle.

What begins as a twisted sexual fantasy becomes a journey of ego, exposure, and humility. Dre is forced to confront the real roots of his ā€œdesireā€ and unpack whether he ever saw Monique as a person—or just another challenge to conquer in his own myth of masculinity.

But Monique’s not the one to play with. And as Dre gets closer to her, he realizes she’s the one holding the mirror to his soul.


Tagline: ā€œSometimes, customer service gives you more than you bargained for.ā€

Themes:

  • The fetishization and dehumanization of Black women
  • Male fragility and delusion
  • Bureaucracy as battleground
  • The absurdity of modern dating fantasies
  • Healing and hard truths in unlikely places

Rage Dial is a sharp, unflinching satire that dares to ask: what if the person you projected all your fantasies onto actually made you face who you really are?
 
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