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Actor Kevin James of "King of Queens" fame has released a darkly comedic short film that mocks coronavirus social distancing snitches as well as the police response against those who disobey governmental orders to stay at least six feet apart in public.
Less than two minutes long, "Out of Touch" begins with James and another man running for their lives and hiding from police cars, a helicopter's spotlight, and vicious K-9s. Sitting behind a tree as authorities close in on them, the out-of-breath, desperate pair can barely take it anymore as hope for their fate fades away.
Image source: YouTube screenshot
Image source: YouTube screenshot
What did these guys do? Murder? Rape? Sex trafficking?
Suddenly the film cuts to "Six Hours Earlier" — and we see what all the fuss was about.
James is minding his own business, sitting on a park bench, when his friend — out for a jog — stops in front of James as the pair exchange greetings.
Unfortunately, though, they shake hands.
And an intrepid, mask-wearing guy spots them and calls 911 to report the "hand shakers" as other equally concerned citizens join in and begin photographing James and his friend breaking social distancing orders.
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With that, James advises his friend, "Run."
And that's how it ends.
Out Of Touch | Kevin James Short Filmyoutu.be
While taken to obvious extremes, the film appears meant to reflect real-life situations. And there a few in the ballpark:
Viewed over 700,000 times since it was posted to YouTube on Friday, "Out of Touch" also drew over 2,000 comments — and a cursory look shows that more than a few folks are tracking with the theme.
(H/T: The Daily Wire)