Damn Son Where'd You Find This?

Who is the voice behind drops like "Damn son where'd you find this?" A reporter goes on the case to find the answer and finds someone he never expected.

Cast

Kyle Kaplan

as Teddy Timbleton

Anthony Rutowicz

as Pervert

Rachel Ann Mullins

as Kimberly

Melissa Serres

as Vanessa

Trap-A-Holics

as Self

Christopher Mintz-Plasse

as Self

Nader Vegas

as Self

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