First CityWide Change Bank 2 - Saturday Night Live
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A safe place to keep all your pocket change. Aired 10/08/88
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"Usually on the same day" might be the best line in the history of SNL
I think “Murder is legal in the state of California” forever wins
Fight amongst yourselves. Either one, for me, is great.
Greatest commercial parody ever by SNL. So dry, it mirrors that style of commercial perfectly and never winks at the camera. My favorite line: "And we can handle special requests like that... usually the same day."
Don't forget Grayson Moorhead! ruclips.net/video/Vooevgm4HIQ/видео.htmlsi=Mu2QaXv7KUK5BNII
Chameleon XLE is the best SNL commercial.
How can you make money giving change? even if the volume goes to 11 ?
Adding "Usually" makes the line work. iI's the little things...
@@APT3416…Unless that fits your particular change needs.😂😂😂
This has to be my favorite SNL sketch of all time. And I have been a viewer since the beginning.
"Usually the same day.." 😂😂
Absolutely the best line of the bit.
This.
Agreed. Cracks me up.
A perfectly written line
It's so good. He's telling you how good they are at providing different change combinations, but apparently just wanting to exchange an old bill for a new one is a "special request". God I love Jim Downey.
"To save time," she went to the bank to get exact change for the toll 😂 that joke went over my head at first
lol! Hilarious
The answer is simple, volume.
when he said that I spit out my coffee lol
the more change they make, the more money they make
I remember watching this ad when it was on the show the first time. This line has been stuck in my head ever since
Uber's business strategy in a nutshell.
Can’t argue with that
Phil Hartman's extremely overqualified acting in this is hilarious.
The man had the greatest voice of all time, and I won't let anyone convince me otherwise!
Who else came here after listening to Jim Downey on Conan O’Brien needs a friend?
I did, but to be fair, I would have come here eventually anyway.
I did but the pleasant surprise was Phil Hartman. Something about the cadence in the way he speaks is just automatically hilarious.
It also made me realize Jim was in Billy Madison as the quizmaster.
Me
Yup
Hey, who's here from just watching Jim on Conan? My favorite moment is when he tag "Usually on the same day."
Some of the best line reads ever, Jim Downey is so damn funny
"A lot of people don't realize that change is a two way street." HAHAHAHHAHAHA 🤣😆🤣
Just the pure posture of Phil Hartman before he speaks makes me laugh. Fuck I Miss Phil
I wish we could go back in time and keep him from meeting that psycho wife of his.
I remember seeing this when it first aired; I was rolling. I think of it ever so often and it still has my sides aching from laughing. This is the first time I’ve seen this since first aired and I’m aching again!!
Ditto!😆
I remember this. It was so much like the real Chase commercials at the time that my mother thought it was for real before suddenly doing a double take and realizing it was fake.
I was a kid and remember thinking it was very real and didn't really understand what SNL was at the time. When the adults started to laugh, I realized how absurd it was and was an introduction to deadpan style of comedy. Pivotal moment in my life.
I was just a kid back then but I recognized that they were visually similar to the Chase commercials and I think this introduced me to the concept of commercial parodies.
I'm glad that nowadays I can watch this whenever I want. Back then you had to hope you were tuning in when Comedy Central aired the rerun of this episode, or SNL Goes Commercial, or that you had a tape ready to go when it did air.
“The answer is simple: volume” this is the hardest punchline in the bit. Too funny.
The volume bit has been in my repertoire for 30 years. As someone involved in new product development, sales, and support, it was my go-to mantra -- lose money on every transaction, make up for it in volume (a spin on the "How do you make money doing this? The answer is simple: volume." bit in the sketch.)
The blank stares while relaying their change needs are priceless!!!
The British pounds bit is brilliant
Because changing currency type is different than making change.
On Conan Downey explained that the "over-explaining" is part of the joke that he really enjoyed hammering into the ground. Take a simple concept everyone gets instantly and give a billion examples.
This is a cousin of the other ad where Roseanne tells Phil Hartman to cram it. "She gave me several options."
Phil Hartman nails the overly stuff acting so perfectly. And Jim Downey is a goddamned genius, he should have acted much much more
All the time people ask how this is so funny, and the answer is simple: Jim Downey.
I've been doing this skit almost my whole adult life. The funniest skit ever. Mad tv new diet "Eat Less, Move More". The second best.
I always think of this when I put money in birthday cards.
"....usally the same day." 10/10
Jim Downey. The legend.
RIP Phil Hartmen. His delivery is so good in all his sketches.
The answer is simple:" Volume".
If anyone at the show ever reads this, please know that hearing the sax riffing bumpers from GE and band will forever bring a smile to my face and comfort to my heart.
So many Saturday nights...
Loved this sketch, and it reminds me of another one: fake change that you can buy to give to homeless people so theyll leave you alone. I forget what the skit is titled so i cant find it on youtube, but the joke was that the fake money costs more than the regular money, so it would just be cheaper to just give the homeless people real money and youd get the same end result😂loved that one, if anyone can find that one please reply it to me
Fake Jensen Quarter is the name of the sketch. I simply put 'snl fake money homeless' and it came right up.
@@FunnyProductReviews-mc2cx weird, i swear i searched similar terms but it but it never popped up for me before. Thank you kind sir!
They make their money on volume is so hilarious!! That's gotta be the best punch-line ever. Well maybe the Lone Ranger Tonto punch line is a little better.
The great Jim Downey everyone! You may recognize him from Billy Madison.
Two best ads in SNL lore
Usually
the answer is simple: volume
WHAT?
A Mt Rushmore of lost comedians from SNL would include Belushi, Macdonald, Farley, and seen here Hartman.
lol, this is really funny! classic snl. doesn't get any better.
"The answer is simple... Volume"
That's...what we do.
Usually the same day.
Yeah, but what the ad doesn’t tell ya is how much they charge to make change. Lemme tell ya, it ain’t cheap. Congress needs to look into this. Senator Warren, I hope you’re listening.
Sad thing, these days banks probably wouldn’t give you change for a buck unless you bank with them.🙄
And charge 25 cents to do it.
I used to be able to write a check for $5 to get it back in quarters for my laundry. Now you can only get it in $10
In the "old days" (really old days), the whole idea was a bank was there to protect your money, so you were charged for the safe keeping of it. Now your money isn't even there, and you're still charged for the honor!
Taken from Saturday Night Live: The Best of Commercial Parodies (2005).
The answer is simple. Volume
…Usually the same day
Before UK decimalization in 1971, four guineas, two crowns, four shillings and ten pence would not have amounted to five pounds, as it was 240 pence to a pound instead of 100. After decimalization it would be five pounds, as it's five pence to a shilling, twenty shillings to a pound, five shillings to a crown and one pound and one shilling to a guinea.
But what great money names though. Every time I watch A Christmas Carol and Scrooge tells that boy he'll give him half a crown for that big Christmas goose, I'm like yeah, get paid!
I award this sketch no points, and may God have mercy on its soul.
Jim Downey is a brilliant writer. nice to see his face
Conan sent me.
Change you can believe in, usually the same day
The answer is volume.
Dead !!!!😂😂😂
Drew didn’t mention the hilarious sequel
How do they play this straight?😂
Who came from Te Conan channel Jim Downey interview?! Freaking hilarious!
Phil Hartman stole the show!
4 guineas... priceless!
Who was the actor doing the banker?
Jim Downey.
Actually a bank like this would have a market. There are merchants who exchange many thousands of dollars of change per day and sometimes they ARE charged fees or they have to bank there and their special business account isn't free. I would seriously love to have a bank like this.
But how would a bank like this make any money? That's why it's so absurd! All banks charge Analysis Fees on Business Accounts. It's part of the cost of doing business.
Not surprising that Jim Downey wrote this
He wrote it, but he didn't intend to read it. They decided no one could give the same delivery. They were right. Pure gold!
@@kathleenherron594 His Grayson Moorhead Securities spots are among my favorite SNL ads ever.
Am I the only person who thinks Jim Downey had a passing resemblance to his writing partner, Norm Macdonald? Maybe not so much in looks, but rather his expressions?
Marlo Stanfield, Baltimore entrepreneur:
I had just left an unsuccessful business meeting. My offer had been rejected. I wasn't sure what to do next. Just then, I looked up and saw a First CityWide branch down the way. Because of them, my next meeting went much better, and I eventually closed a deal worth 10 million dollars.
That SNL cast iteration was superlative....
The answer of how they make money is brilliantly stupid
Volume
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“Volume” doesn’t even answer the question of how they manage to be profitable, unless they’re charging service fees with each transaction.
They give you an amount of change equal to the amount of the money you want changed. Sounds like no fees.
Whew, somebody missed the point.
Yeah, the joke is that a lot of companies claim to make money with cheap prices via volume, but in this case no amount of volume could actually make a profit.
That’s the joke
Missed a trick when they didn't do a Obama slogan follow-up!
I love Phil Hartman’s fake British accent!
He’s not doing a British accent. It's American.
Later , Obama would make this his slogan.
*Volume*