I Need A Jobbie | Short Stuff | BBC Scotland

When things get lost in translation, it can cause an awful lot of confusion (and sometimes embarrassment)!
Short Stuff sketch from Katie Barnett.
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[@mediterranea1983]

Jobbyyyyy😂

[@GRH_Roadhouse]

Alright, this was funny 😂 Roadhouse

[@kraftwerkpropaganda1980]

😅

[@Emil-gn1wj]

its funny. and the man's expression is also nice .i think jobby is scottish word, i dont know

[@OscarR2D2]

Btw no one talks like that in Scotland because if they did they’d get the piss taken outta them.

[@iwattguitar]

In the North East of Scotland, it is common to add 'y' or 'ie' to words. 'He has a bonnie bairnie', 'at wis a fine cuppie o' tea' etc. The actress in the clip actually shares the same (North-East) hometown as me!

[@1psafa]

It’s also means poo is Scotland. It’s a joke

[@GCAbleism158]

I think its an east vs west joke.

[@user-uq2hx4lc1j]

Amber V-NY

[@bencheshire]

Google says it means poo in england? Def lost in translation for me

[@1969Kismet]

That's Scotland. "Jobby" is indeed slang for number 2.

[@stuffandnonsense8528]

Not England, Scotland.

[@user-uq2hx4lc1j]

Consultants Medha Salonki MB

[@jamescooper4649]

fake news

[@YouChwb]

Was this comedy? FMD, Scottish comedy has gone down since Billy Connelly fell off the perch.

[@1969Kismet]

*Connolly* If you want to have a shot at Scottish comedy...