ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One tiny chirp. So much fucking aggravation. This week, the Erins check out "Beeps," a documentary short following one sleep-deprived man's mission to track down the smoke alarm tormenting his bedroom. What starts as a hunt for someone who will change a damn battery becomes an awkward neighborhood adventure. Come for the relatable irritation; stay for the unexpected human connection Watch "Beeps" on ShortVerse.com
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United States
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