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* AcceptableTargets: Anybody who looks down on Kenny for being a blue-collar worker are depicted as spoilt, hypocritical snobs.
** The women at the races sneer at him for bringing his son to work, even when Kenny assures them he's not actually making his child clean toilets. Those same women are later shown heavily inebriated with a third woman pissing herself.
** The yuppie who parks Kenny's truck in and refuses to let him out because he's on the phone.
** Kenny's brother David has an aversion to anything outside his bubble of luxury. When Kenny tries to meet up with him at an art gallery, David tells him to get out because he doesn't want to be seen talking with a plumber. He also ditches the family camping session out of disinterest, which they'd arranged because their own father had a brush with death.
** The women at the races sneer at him for bringing his son to work, even when Kenny assures them he's not actually making his child clean toilets. Those same women are later shown heavily inebriated with a third woman pissing herself.
** The yuppie who parks Kenny's truck in and refuses to let him out because he's on the phone.
** Kenny's brother David has an aversion to anything outside his bubble of luxury. When Kenny tries to meet up with him at an art gallery, David tells him to get out because he doesn't want to be seen talking with a plumber. He also ditches the family camping session out of disinterest, which they'd arranged because their own father had a brush with death.
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* AcceptableTargets: Anybody who looks down on Kenny for being a blue-collar worker are depicted as spoilt, hypocritical snobs.
** The women at the races sneer at him for bringing his son to work, even when Kenny assures them he's not actually making his child clean toilets. Those same women are later shown heavily inebriated with a third woman pissing herself.
** The yuppie who parks Kenny's truck in and refuses to let him out because he's on the phone.
** Kenny's brother David has an aversion to anything outside his bubble of luxury. When Kenny tries to meet up with him at an art gallery, David tells him to get out because he doesn't want to be seen talking with a plumber. He also ditches the family camping session out of disinterest, which they'd arranged because their own father had a brush with death.
* CatharsisFactor: Kenny filling that yuppie's car with sewerage.
* IronWoobie: Kenny doesn't get much respect due to his unglamorous job. Nevertheless, he has an upbeat attitude and understands the value of what he does even if the people around him don't.
* SignatureLine: "There is a smell in here that is gonna outlast religion."
* SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel: The mockumentary as a whole is fairly good-natured in its humour despite not shying away from profanity or adult issues. Kenny's chilled-out yet profound nature, his relationship with his son and his passion for a seemingly unglamorous job all serve to make him an endearing character.
** The women at the races sneer at him for bringing his son to work, even when Kenny assures them he's not actually making his child clean toilets. Those same women are later shown heavily inebriated with a third woman pissing herself.
** The yuppie who parks Kenny's truck in and refuses to let him out because he's on the phone.
** Kenny's brother David has an aversion to anything outside his bubble of luxury. When Kenny tries to meet up with him at an art gallery, David tells him to get out because he doesn't want to be seen talking with a plumber. He also ditches the family camping session out of disinterest, which they'd arranged because their own father had a brush with death.
* CatharsisFactor: Kenny filling that yuppie's car with sewerage.
* IronWoobie: Kenny doesn't get much respect due to his unglamorous job. Nevertheless, he has an upbeat attitude and understands the value of what he does even if the people around him don't.
* SignatureLine: "There is a smell in here that is gonna outlast religion."
* SugarWiki/SweetDreamsFuel: The mockumentary as a whole is fairly good-natured in its humour despite not shying away from profanity or adult issues. Kenny's chilled-out yet profound nature, his relationship with his son and his passion for a seemingly unglamorous job all serve to make him an endearing character.
