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A comedy short on how married people sleep. Once upon a time in the quaint town of Hilarityville, there lived a group of married couples who had been together for ten years or more. These couples, known for their love of laughter and lightheartedness, had developed their own unique ways of sleeping in the same bed, creating a series of comedic bedtime rituals. Let's delve into their side-splitting slumber adventures! Meet Bob and Linda, a couple known for their snoring symphonies. Bob, with his impeccable ability to imitate various farm animals in his sleep, provided nightly entertainment for Linda. As soon as the lights went out, Linda would eagerly anticipate Bob's sleep-time rendition of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm." The hilarious melodies never failed to put a smile on their faces. Across the street, Frank and Carol had mastered the art of duvet wrestling. Their comedic routine began as soon as they crawled under the covers. Frank, in an attempt to keep warm, would stealthily grab the duvet and wrap himself up like a burrito. Carol, with lightning-fast reflexes, would respond by unraveling the duvet and playfully tucking Frank in. This nightly battle for warmth became their nightly comedy show, leaving them in stitches before drifting off to sleep. Next door, we find Henry and Martha, the undisputed champions of midnight snack comedy. As the clock struck midnight, a symphony of creaking floorboards and clinking utensils would resonate throughout their home. Armed with their secret stash of cookies and potato chips, Henry and Martha transformed their nocturnal cravings into a comedy routine. They would tiptoe downstairs, engage in a stealthy snack hunt, and share their spoils with exaggerated whispers and exaggerated facial expressions. Their comedy short of clandestine munching never failed to leave them rolling with laughter. In the neighboring house, Steve and Diane embarked on nightly slapstick adventures. Steve, the notorious sleepwalker, would unknowingly act out hilarious scenes in his dreams. On one occasion, Diane awoke to find Steve engaged in a friendly pillow fight with an invisible opponent. With her quick thinking, Diane grabbed a feather pillow and joined in the imaginary battle, turning their bedroom into a comedy battlefield. They would wake up the next morning, covered in feathers, with tear-streaked faces from laughter-induced exhaustion. Down the road, we find Jim and Sarah, the masters of synchronized snuggling comedy. As soon as they settled into bed, their limbs seemed to have a mind of their own. What started as an innocent cuddle quickly turned into a comedic contortionist act. Arms tangled, legs entwined, they twisted and turned in a mesmerizing display of acrobatic snuggling. Their comedy short of nightly snuggle gymnastics brought them closer together, fostering a sense of connection and laughter. Moving on, we arrive at the residence of Tom and Emily, the comedy short aficionados. Tom, a self-proclaimed amateur comedian, couldn't resist the opportunity to entertain his wife before sleep. Each night, he would recount his day in exaggerated detail, adding humorous twists and turns to even the most mundane events. Emily, with her infectious laughter, would encourage Tom's comedic storytelling, turning their bedroom into a stand-up comedy club. Their laughter echoed through the house, leaving their children perplexed and eager to learn the secrets of their bedtime hilarity. In this corner of Hilarityville, we witness the extraordinary sleep antics of long-term married couples. Their comedic bedtime rituals not only brought laughter and joy but also strengthened their bonds and created lasting memories. The comedy shorts performed within the walls of their homes showcased the power of humor in cultivating love and togetherness. ? Subscribe for more comedy short film clips ? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDJDCRtI7yWWXWB1IXxPwRw?sub_confirmation=1 ? Share this video How MARRIED PEOPLE SLEEP with a YouTube Friend https://youtube.com/shorts/3l_MCJlNMo0 ✅ Check out more about me and what I do https://www.kevindurham.com/ Follow me Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thekevindurham Twitter - https://twitter.com/thekevindurham/ Facebook - http://facebook.com/thekevindurham ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sOxCKJLM2M