Annie returns home to find her eccentric roommate, Brynn, showing off a massive, poorly executed, and clearly infected tattoo she received for free from a stranger in a van. The scene highlights the absurdity of Annie's living situation and Brynn's complete lack of common sense.
ANNIE: Hey, Brynn.
BRYNN: Oh hey roomie. Guess what happened to me today? I got a free tattoo.
ANNIE: You did what?
BRYNN: I couldn’t believe it. The guy said, ‘do you want a tattoo?’
ANNIE: Just a random guy?
BRYNN: Yeah, he opened up the side of his van and said ‘it’s fo’ free!’ And I said, ‘sure.
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Director's Notes
Bridesmaids audition scene: "The Mexican Drinking Worm" duologue. Hilarious comedy scene for actors playing eccentric roommates. Perfect for gross-out humor and absurd character moments.
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