The 'But First The Whores' clip is a legendary moment from the Canadian sketch comedy series 'The Kids in the Hall', which originally aired between 1988 and 1995. The scene features the troupe's Mark McKinney as an intense, eccentric corporate executive leading a meeting with colleagues played by Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, and Dave Foley. After a brief discussion of business logistics, McKinney delivers the line with a theatrical pause and absolute conviction, treating a scandalous suggestion as a standard agenda item. This surreal juxtaposition of corporate stiff-collared culture and blatant debauchery is a hallmark of the troupe's absurdist humor. In modern meme culture, this clip is used to represent a sudden, aggressive shift in priorities from the mundane to the indulgent. It perfectly captures the energy of abandoning responsibilities, finishing a work week, or a group chat deciding to take a turn for the chaotic. It is the ultimate 'pivot to the weekend' reaction video. Common caption ideas include: 'Me the second I clock out on Friday,' 'When the group chat finally stops talking about work,' and 'When the D&D party ignores the main quest for the first tavern they see.'