Three people are standing in a room with a desk and two of the people are holding papers with signs around their necks. One of the people has a sign that reads, "IN" and the other person has a sign that reads, "OUT" around their necks. They are looking at one another. There is another man sitting at a desk and he's wearing a suit.
A common visual seen on desks are areas for "incoming" and "outgoing" work or documents. These are usually just folders or baskets, so it's unusual to see two people acting as document holders as they stand near a desk.
Why are these people tasked with holding "incoming" and "outgoing" documents in this office?
Last internship I was a coatrack.
scene: an office description: Three people are standing in a room with a desk and two of the people are holding papers with signs around their necks. One of the people has a sign that reads, "IN" and the other person has a sign that reads, "OUT" around their necks. They are looking at one another. There is another man sitting at a desk and he's wearing a suit. uncanny: A common visual seen on desks are areas for "incoming" and "outgoing" work or documents. These are usually just folders or baskets, so it's unusual to see two people acting as document holders as they stand near a desk. entities: Paper, White-collar_worker. caption: Last internship I was a coatrack.
A joke about bad internship jobs taken to an extreme. These two interns act doing the menial task of holding in/out paperwork, which could easily be accomplished by a simple file folder or shelf. Accordingly, another job that could be done by a human that's usually done by an inanimate object is  holding up clothes like a coatrack. It's funny to think of how bad these people's internships are, which plays on the thankless nature of real internships in the real world.