The Worst People in a Pandemic | We The Internet TV
May 28, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe COVID-19 situation has brought out the inner monster in a lot of people, but these ones have got to be the worst.
If you know, live with, or are related to one of these people, you have our sympathy. If you are one of these people, please stop. You don't want to be worse than a global pandemic, do you?
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Written by Lou Perez, Greg Burke, and Boris Khaykin
Directed and Edited by Greg Burke
Animation: Eli Bock
Sound Mixing: Fernando Castillo
Voices provided by:
Greg Burke
Dean Cameron
David Carl
Jack Hunter
Ryan Long
Gary Mahmoud
Chrissie Mayr
John Milhiser
Dan Naturman
Whitney Rice
Shelly Shenoy
Gianmarco Soresi
Harry Terjanian
Producer & Head Writer: Lou Perez
Executive Producers: Rob Pfaltzgraff, Nick Reid, & Lana Link
Associate Producer: Jordan Best
Marketing Director: Allison Ryan
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