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You Give Job - An Embarrassing Grandpa Animation

last updated on November 16, 2011 at 2:21 pm Youtube

In this hilarious, 'Everybody Loves Raymond'-style animation, a hardworking Armenian man named Harut has an important job interview with America's biggest animation studio, but he also has to take care of his pushy, know-it-all, non-English-speaking grandfather. Obviously, comical mishaps are bound to ensue when Grandpa wanders into the interview and gives his two cents...literally. Watch what happens!

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