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Real estate agent asked his Gen Z employee to edit a promo video and it's comedy gold

The agent had to share the genius results his Gen Z employee rendered after he requested her to edit a promotional video.

Real estate agent asked his Gen Z employee to edit a promo video and it's comedy gold
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Millennials and older generations can’t get enough of Gen Z employees and their vibrant personalities at work. Incorporating their slang, humor, and refreshing practices into professional fields is a delightful scenario. Realtor Mike Hege (@pridemoreproperties) shared how his Gen Z assistant has been helping with home tours using modern-day tricks. He posted a video showing the result when he asked his Gen Z employee to edit a promotional video. “Asked my Gen Z employee to edit a video for me, and this is what I got!” he captioned.

Representative Image Source: Pexels| Ron Lach
Representative Image Source: Pexels | Ron Lach

One would expect professional and skilled results, assuming Gen Z to be well-versed in technology and editing. Instead, Hege received a hilarious video. The video showed Hege standing in front of various homes, sharing details about his job and services. Rather than enhancing the editing for smooth transitions, the employee made a comedic edit, cutting the frames abruptly and including only the parts where Hege took deep breaths before speaking.

Instead of cutting out the behind-the-scenes moments, she focused on them. She hilariously cut out the main portions where Hege spoke, leaving a video of Hege just breathing. Frame after frame, Hege is seen sighing. Each pause he took was cut and saved, resulting in a series of breaths throughout the video. Adding to the humor, Hege was enthusiastic, smiling, and gesturing toward the plots. Thanks to his Gen Z employee's witty skills, the video had no words, just random breathing.

Hege was even captured setting his hair and making bizarre expressions. People couldn’t get enough of the video and were in stitches at the skillful yet mind-boggling result. Many donned their humor caps and commented with priceless sarcasm. Many pointed out that the Gen Z woman deserved a raise for her top-notch skills. @greatgonsales69 wrote, “Give her a raise because this 100% caught my attention far more than whatever you were going to say.” @thomas_jefferson_coode added, “I think this would be better than the actual video.” @1hairjordan said, “Legendary edit.” 

@allyspellsrightly said, “Gen Z are absolutely the marketing and advertising masters these days. So funny.” @angieschraam added, “Her audacity is so respectable though” @colewalliser wrote, “I’d buy any house based on solid breathing!” @galaticboy2009 exclaimed, “He will huff, he will puff, and he will blow your dream home into your possession.” @hellokittys_trash wrote, “This breathed life into me. It felt like I was breathing a higher % of oxygen.” @drlucyfathy exclaimed, “To be fair it worked because I’d definitely hire/work with you after watching this.” 


 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by The Pridemore Team at Compass (@pridemoreproperties)


 

A few days later, the realtor also shared the "Real Gen Z Edit" video, where the employee's professionalism left people impressed. "I swear I can get a word in! Who else is abused by their Gen Zers?" Hege wrote hilariously in the caption.


 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Mike Hege | Charlotte | Lake Norman Realtor ® (@mikehege.realestate)


 

You can follow Mike Hege (@pridemoreproperties) on Instagram for more content on humor and real estate.

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