Sticky Fingers

Sticky Fingers is a Charlie Face Production starring John Connor, Mike Neevel, and Stephen Gilbert-Pergande.

Synopsis
The video starts with Steve playing around with eachother and feeling each others faces. John sees this and attempts to join by rubbing Mike's face. Mike pushes him off and berates him for having gross sticky hands. Mike leaves and Steve tries to help John by getting him to use hand sanitizer. John begins drinking it and pours it on his head. A disgusted Steve walks away. John swears revenge and also leaves. It then cuts to the future where John is clean and well to do. He is talking on a cell phone to someone, but ends the call after seeing a homeless sleeping Mike. John says hello to the old aquantince. John shows Mike his clean hands and proceds to slap him. He gives Mike hand sanitizer and leaves. Steve comes up from Mike's blanket and asks hats wrong. The video then ends.

Cast
John Connor- Plays a dramatized version of himself. He has sticky hands and is socially awkard, but in the future he is clean and rich.

Mike Neevel- Playing a dramatized version of himself. He hates John and his lack of cleansliness, but in the future he himself is a dirty homeless man. He has a friendship with Steve which is hinted to be a little more than just friendship.

Stephen Gilbert-Pergande- Playing a dramatized version of himself. He also dislikes John's stickiness, but is quick to try and help him. In the future he is homeless with Mike and lives under his blanket right next to Mike's crotch.

Behind the Scenes

 * The entire video is a reference to an inside joke, where Mike says that John has stocky, greasy hands.
 * The basic idea of the video came from Steve and John.
 * The sweatshirt John is wearing in the future is Johnny Crews's. When John pulled the hand sanitizer out of the sweatshirt pocket Johnny's house keys fell out too. This lead to John's improvised line "Heres the keys to my house. Have it I have three of them."
 * The "hand sanitizer" seen in the video is actually an empty bottle of 5-hour energy.
 * John references Dustin Lumbard in the video.