D**th threats in the 1800s #skit #comedy #clairbearskits

[j-j]

I like how it's "regretfully so, " implying that he really hates to do it, but man has a duty to fulfill.

[kudosforkai]

I love the implication that Hughes probably waited until the post service allowed him to get the message

[mushroom-cottage]

'That is a bit worrisome, isn't it?' The most British response to a death threat, tied with 'Bit harsh'

[matthewmitchell]

In that context, "I hope this letter finds you well" is a pretty sadistic thing to say.

[AguinaldoLich]

He is worried not with the death menace upon him, but that he has a previous appointment at the same date and time and now feels troubled by the conflicted appointments.

[dreemurrdelm]

I turned to my fiance and said "51 Navy Colt Revolver" and within minutes she narrowed down the exact year this short would be likely to have taken place between 1852-1871 most likely around 1855

[charliefielding]

I love that the maid isn't even particularly fussed about the drama she's reading.

[georgea]

"Amorous congress"... exquisitely refined way to put it. Charming.

[maki-a-velli]

Oh shit!!!! The costumes are full force!!! She’s evolving!!! Yes I love to see it!!!

“That is a bit worrisome.” 😂😂😂 yeah I bet

[TheTealDragon]

"i regret to inform you that i no longer wish for you to continue living."
-every doctor in the US upon realizing the health insurance won't cover their patients' treatment

[BloodMoonASMR]

1804: I hope this letter finds you well.
2024: I hope this email finds you well

[Eliza.]

“ I had frequent meetings with her, most of them at my own house.” -Alexander Hamilton

[red_villain]

He don't look that worried he must keep it on em 🤔

[johannahsackey]

I really thought this channel was about the crazy parts of being a childrens gymnastics coach but i was very wrong 😂😂😅

[Gadaq-q]

"You see, it was my wife you decided "

[Lucy-owwc]

I visited Kanazawa a few years ago and visited a museum based in a samurai's preserved home where there was a letter about cutting a man's head with the exact same tone of politeness. No infidelity (I think) but this has the right spirit.

[jaimej]

As soon as you said last Saturday the facial expression changed to oh s***. amazing acting

[Bubbles-kkzs]

And so eloquently put as well in print. I dare say, THAT man, Miles Walter Hughes, is a true gentleman.

[ChrisDaWolff]

This feels like a letter that Alastor would write 😂😂😂😂

[Weirdbookcreator]

Dear sir, i hope this letter finds you in good health and in a prosperous enough position to put wealth in the pockets of people like me down on their luck. You see, that was my wife you decided to- "WHATT?" - Jefferson "Fuhhh" - Alexander Hamilton Edit: I can't believe how many Hamilton fans are here 🤭