This director's cut is actually a combination of two spots by Mark Celentano of Compulsive Pictures. One spot, titled "Floss" portrays an umpire practicing his calls in a mirror while flosing his teeth, while the second spot, "Underwear," depicts the same umpire --clad only in his underwear -- alone in the locker room practicing gestures along with his calls for "safe" and "out." This amalgamation sets the two spots, which originally played out mostly in single takes, to music before the umpire suits up for the game.

A young man who's just got a piercing in his nose is worried about what his father's reaction will be. The imposing father, sitting on the porch drinking a Coke, has an unexpectedly calm reaction.

This rough cut was assembled for the director to get a feel for what structure and pacing might work. In it, a young man named Abrams is playing online poker at work when his boss confronts him. Rather than make up an excuse, he boldly goes "all in" and confesses his slacking. His boss, taken aback, can't believe it, and folds, deciding to move on rather than continue the confrontation. Meanwhile, two TV-style poker experts offer color commentary in the background.

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