2006·Animation·8m
7.1
★
Two store clerks slacking off at work (at a gas station) on Halloween go on an acid trip.
Directed by J.G. Quintel
gas station
pencil
sketch
drug trip
IMDB
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Cast
J.G. Quintel
Tall clerk (voice)
Sam Marin
Short clerk (voice)
Crew
J.G. Quintel
Director
J.G. Quintel
Writer
Popular Reviews
86 reviews
sophia
6.0★ · 06/14/26
watched this after seeing the backrooms movie to calm me down cuz it was dark in my room and i was scared
watched this after seeing the backrooms movie to calm me down cuz it was dark in my room and i was scared
Zoe Sigma
5.0★ · 05/29/26
2 in the AM PM is what happens when two people get high and suddenly think they are the smartest philosophers alive while actively failing the simplest tasks known to mankind.
This short film genuinely proves that getting high immediately turns you into a Regular Show character. Not even in a metaphorical way. These mfs are literally one inconvenience away from accidentally summoning an ancient demon because they forgot how to act normal in public.
The entire movie feels like Mordecai and Rigby got access to a vape and spent the night wandering around talking about absolutely nothing while acting like every random thought is life changing information. And somehow it is painfully accurate.
The funniest part is how serious they are about everything. They will say the dumbest shit imaginable then stare at each other like they just uncovered the meaning of human existence. Meanwhile they are literally just walking around at 2 in the morning doing side quests.
And somehow the short film completely understands that specific kind of friendship where conversations go from stupid to weirdly personal in five seconds. One second you are laughing at something completely pointless and the next second someone says something so genuine that the entire mood changes for no reason.
Also the energy of this film is so realistic it almost stressed me out because why do high people always act like NPCs trying to improvise human behavior. The awkward pauses. The unnecessary confidence. The random emotional honesty. It is all too real.
This is less of a short film and more of an actual recorded experience of two idiots trying to survive the night with a functioning brain capacity of about three percent.
Absolute Regular Show behavior from beginning to end.
This short film genuinely proves that getting high immediately turns you into a Regular Show character. Not even in a metaphorical way. These mfs are literally one inconvenience away from accidentally summoning an ancient demon because they forgot how to act normal in public.
The entire movie feels like Mordecai and Rigby got access to a vape and spent the night wandering around talking about absolutely nothing while acting like every random thought is life changing information. And somehow it is painfully accurate.
The funniest part is how serious they are about everything. They will say the dumbest shit imaginable then stare at each other like they just uncovered the meaning of human existence. Meanwhile they are literally just walking around at 2 in the morning doing side quests.
And somehow the short film completely understands that specific kind of friendship where conversations go from stupid to weirdly personal in five seconds. One second you are laughing at something completely pointless and the next second someone says something so genuine that the entire mood changes for no reason.
Also the energy of this film is so realistic it almost stressed me out because why do high people always act like NPCs trying to improvise human behavior. The awkward pauses. The unnecessary confidence. The random emotional honesty. It is all too real.
This is less of a short film and more of an actual recorded experience of two idiots trying to survive the night with a functioning brain capacity of about three percent.
Absolute Regular Show behavior from beginning to end.
2 in the AM PM is what happens when two people get high and suddenly think they are the smartest philosophers alive while actively failing the simplest tasks known to mankind.
This short film genuinely proves that getting high immediately turns you into a Regular Show character. Not even in a metaphorical way. These mfs are literally one inconvenience away from accidentally summoning an ancient demon because they forgot how to act normal in public.
The entire movie feels like Mordecai and Rigby got access to a vape and spent the night wandering around talking about absolutely nothing while acting like every random thought is life changing information. And somehow it is painfully accurate.
The funniest part is how serious they are about everything. They will say the dumbest shit imaginable then stare at each other like they just uncovered the meaning of human existence. Meanwhile they are literally just walking around at 2 in the morning doing side quests.
And somehow the short film completely understands that specific kind of friendship where conversations go from stupid to weirdly personal in five seconds. One second you are laughing at something completely pointless and the next second someone says something so genuine that the entire mood changes for no reason.
Also the energy of this film is so realistic it almost stressed me out because why do high people always act like NPCs trying to improvise human behavior. The awkward pauses. The unnecessary confidence. The random emotional honesty. It is all too real.
This is less of a short film and more of an actual recorded experience of two idiots trying to survive the night with a functioning brain capacity of about three percent.
Absolute Regular Show behavior from beginning to end.
This short film genuinely proves that getting high immediately turns you into a Regular Show character. Not even in a metaphorical way. These mfs are literally one inconvenience away from accidentally summoning an ancient demon because they forgot how to act normal in public.
The entire movie feels like Mordecai and Rigby got access to a vape and spent the night wandering around talking about absolutely nothing while acting like every random thought is life changing information. And somehow it is painfully accurate.
The funniest part is how serious they are about everything. They will say the dumbest shit imaginable then stare at each other like they just uncovered the meaning of human existence. Meanwhile they are literally just walking around at 2 in the morning doing side quests.
And somehow the short film completely understands that specific kind of friendship where conversations go from stupid to weirdly personal in five seconds. One second you are laughing at something completely pointless and the next second someone says something so genuine that the entire mood changes for no reason.
Also the energy of this film is so realistic it almost stressed me out because why do high people always act like NPCs trying to improvise human behavior. The awkward pauses. The unnecessary confidence. The random emotional honesty. It is all too real.
This is less of a short film and more of an actual recorded experience of two idiots trying to survive the night with a functioning brain capacity of about three percent.
Absolute Regular Show behavior from beginning to end.
zzzairrr
7.0★ · 05/10/26
that one car shot always gets me
that one car shot always gets me
ET
“These chips are a little stale”.
“These chips are a little stale”.
J. Mae
6.0★ · 03/05/26
Basically, Regular Show** beta‑testing itself in a 8‑minute fever dream.
Basically, Regular Show** beta‑testing itself in a 8‑minute fever dream.