Old Enough Longterm Boyfriends

Matt… Mikey Day

Kelsey… Selena Gomez

[Starts with show intro]

Female voice: Netflix viewers love “Old Enough”, the hit Japanese show that follows toddlers as they go on an errand all by themselves. And now we’re remaking it here. But since Americans don’t send toddlers out into the world alone, we have to find an equally helpless group. And we did. Here’s a sneak peek of “Old Eough! Long Term Boyfriends!”

[cut to Matt and Kelsey’s apartment. Matt is playing video game.] Matt and Kelsey live in New York City. They have been dating for three years. And now that he’s 34, Kelsey thinks Matt is ready to run an errand all by himself.

Kelsey: Matt, I’m gonna need you to go out and get a couple of things from me, okay?

Matt: [confused] Are you gonna come?

Kelsey: No, no, no. This is something you have to do all by yourself. Okay?

Female voice: Matt’s nervous. But with Kelsey’s help, Matt is ready for his big errand. [Kelsey gets Matt ready like a toddler. With a day bag, water bottle, stop sign flag and more.]

Matt have to walk four blocks to Sephora, which he thinks is called Sephoria, like the HBO show Euphoria, and buy Smashbox, eye pencil and night mist. Then he’ll need to get two shallots at the market. Here he goes. He’s only 34.

[cut to Matt going into the streets]

Wow, so brave.

[There’s a poster of Ana de Armas at the bust stop. Matt is looking at the poster.]

Don’t get distracted by Ana de Armas, Matt. And he made it to Sephora. But once inside, Matt is overwhelmed. He’s never been here without Kelsey before. [Matt starts crying] Oh no. Matt, don’t cry. Ask for help like a big boy.

Heidi: Hi.

Matt: Do you know where the makeup is?

Heidi: Oh, this is all makeup in here, sweetie. Do you know what you’re looking for?

Female voice: Remember Matt, Kelsey wants to Smashbox, night mist, eye pencil.

Matt: Smash mouth Night wing.

[Matt starts crying]

Heidi: It’s okay. Okay, it’s okay. It’s okay.

Female voice: Back at home, Kelsey hopes Matt is okay by himself.

Kelsey: Matt is so great at doing things he likes. Like, DraftKings or his adult Legos. But getting something for me without me being there is a lot for him to handle. Especially at his age. I might have a bottle a glass of wine. It’s 10 AM, but it’s fine. You can cut that out, right?

Female voice: At Sephora, Matt makes his purchase. Hurray! And after stopping to buy a bacon, egg and cheese, even though he ate lunch an hour ago, Matt’s on his way to the market. But what’s this? Another boy on an errand? [Kenan is on his errand shopping]

Matt: Hi, I’m 34.

Kenan: I’m 38 and a half.

Matt: Are you on an errand for your girlfriend?

Kenan: Yeah, I had to get dry cleaning and a cream that costs $80.

Matt: Are shallots onions?

Kenan: Yeah. Bye.

Matt: Bye.

Female voice: Keep going, Matt. You’re almost there. He made it. Kelsey wanted two shallots. But she buys two five pound bags of onions. Kelsey awaits his return. Hurry up, Matt. You’re almost there.

[the onions fall out of the bag]

Matt: Son of a—

[cut to Selena opens the door]

Female voice: And he’s done it.

Kelsey: You did it! Give me a big hug. I am really proud of him. That said, I asked him to get an eyeliner pencil and two shallots and he brought home 10 pounds of onions and a blush palette for African American woman. So, I should just break up. It’s just not this. It’s everything. We’re basically roommates. Watch, baby, do you want to have sex right now?

Matt: Uh-huh, it’s like, light outside.

Kelsey: Oh, silly me.

Sticky Bun

Cecily Strong

Beck Bennett

Kelsey… Vanessa Bayer

Scott… Mikey Day

Jackie… Octavia Spencer

Kat… Melissa Villaseñor

[Starts with Cecily briefing the trainees]

Cecily: Hey guys, it’s the last phase of your training. After this, you’ll be able to start working shifts at Sticky Bun. Holla! So, today we’ll be doing mock customer transactions, to get a feel for a typical shift.

Beck: This is Kelsey, the actress who will be playing our customer. Anything we might have seen you in, Kelsey?

Kelsey: Um, let me think? No.

Cecily: Cool. Alright. Um, Scott, how about you take the register? Jackie on prep and Kat on pickup counter.

Beck: Alright! just use the stuff we went over in the handbook. Okay? You’re going to be fine. You ready, Scott?

Scott: Hell, yeah!

Beck: Ah! That’s what I like to hear, bud. Go for it.

Kelsey: [acting like a customer] Hi, there.

Scott: Hi, welcome to Sticky Bun. Will you eat?

Kelsey: What?

Beck: Hey, Scott, don’t start like that. Remember, greet the customer and try to make a personal connection. Ask them how their day is going? How they’re doing. Something that shows you care.

Scott: Right! Hi, welcome to Sticky Bun. Are your both parents still alive?

Kelsey: I’m sorry?

Beck: Try a different question, Scott.

Scott: Hi, welcome to Sticky Bun. How old were you when you first lost your virginity?

Beck: Hey, Scott, forget the question, bud. Say something nice and take her order.

Scott: Hi, welcome to Sticky Bun. Merry Christmas. Will you eat?

Beck: Alright. You know what Scott? Why don’t you take a breather. Let’s switch it up. Jackie, you want to give register a shot?

Jackie: Yes sir, I do. I know that manual front to back and I’ve been practicing in my mirror all week.

Cecily: Hey! Now that’s a Sticky Bun attitude. Go for it.

Kelsey: [acting like a customer] Hi, there.

Jackie: Go away, we’re closed.

Kat: [speaking in mic] Attention Sticky Bun customers, we are closing early for the Christmas Holiday.

Cecily: No. Guys, guys, it’s not Christmas. And Jackie, we are not closed.

Jackie: I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I panicked.  It’s different when talking to a real person and not myself in the mirror.

Cecily: Well, that’s why we do this. Alright, just start again, please.

Jackie: Ley, lady, what will you eat?

Kelsey: Um, what do you recommend on the menu?

Jackie: I don’t eat here. This food is trash.

Cecily: Oh, Jackie! You know what? Don’t tell customers our foo is trash. Just remember, personal connection. Alright? Ask her a question.

Jackie: Right. Right. Hi, welcome to Sticky Bun. Do you like being white?

Kelsey: I’m– I’m sorry, should I answer that?

Cecily: Nope. Please don’t actually. Why is this friendly question throwing everyone off? Just ask her how her day is going.

Jackie: Well, I know the answer. Not good. She’s alone in a Sticky Bun on Christmas.

Beck: You know what? How about we give Kat a shot at the register? And things to remember, we’re open, the food isn’t trash, and it’s not Christmas.

Kat: Welcome to Sticky Bun. What will you eat?

Kelsey: Um, can I– Can I have a classic sticky bun and a milk?

Jackie: Sticky bun and a cold cow piss, coming up.

Kat: Okay, name for the order?

Kelsey: Kelsey.

Kat: Oh, wow. I had a teacher Ms. Kelsey.

Beck: Nice, Kat.

Kat: Yeah, sophomore year, the janitor found her dead in her car. That will be $5.15, please.

Jackie: [speaking in mic] One Sticky Bun and a cold cow piss for Kelsey.

[Kelsey takes her order]

Kelsey: Thank you.

Scott: You’re welcome. I love you.

Beck: Alright. Let’s cut it there. We did it. And Kelsey, nice perk here, you can eat that Sticky Bun if you want.

Kelsey: No, thank you.

Cecily: Alright. So, lots to unpack here. Scott, don’t tell customers you love them.

Scott: Okay, um, do you have a pen and paper?

Beck: Um, you shouldn’t have to write that down. Jackie, please don’t refer to the milk as cow piss.

Jackie: Sorry, that’s what we call it in my house.

Cecily: And Kat. Don’t tell customers stories about dead people.

Kat: I’ll try.

Cecily: Nope, that’s required. Okay? Oh, guys, and let’s do, “Can I take your order”, instead of “Will you eat?”

Jackie: So, we have to know, are we Sticky Bun material?

Beck: Well, normally, we recommend another week of training, at least. But this is an airport. So grab a timecard and get to work!