This sketch comes comes from Australian comedy show Soul Mates and features two cavemen, Sticks and Rocky, who accidentally create a currency.

It involves shells and kicking people in the nuts, and soon from two people trading they’ve created an entire financial system for their tribe.

You may or may not have heard of Snuff Box, a pretty awesome sketch show which starred Matt Berry and Rich Fulcher.

And if you haven’t, it’s time to get introduced with this sketch where Matt and Rich find Elton in their recording studio. Bad move Elton, bad move.

Comedy duo Chris Smith and Jack De Sena, aka Chris and Jack, have delivered another amusing and humorous sketch that mixes action and silliness.

In the video the pair have three minutes to disarm a ticking bomb that could eventually destroy an entire city. How will they fare?

When it comes to being a teacher, no doubt working with kids can be very rewarding, but probably quite frustrating too.

Because at times you probably just wanted to speak what’s on your mind, but can’t, because you’d get fired—in this hilarious sketch from Aussie comic Troy Kinne he says those things that teachers can’t.

Comedian Chris Reinacher’s latest sketch sees him construct a Rube Goldberg machine, so life will be a lot easier for his future drunk self.

That way when he gets totally wasted later on, he’s able to treat himself to some refreshments, food and water, without the laborious trouble of having to do the hard work.

When you’re late for work it’s integral that you have a good excuse (or coffee and donuts) as your bolt through the door, sweating and stressed.

There are various routes this can take, and in this sketch by Foil Arms and Hog they detail the 11 different forms those excuses they can take.

A dark comedy sketch by UK comedian and YouTuber Thomas Ridgewell (aka TomSka) features a young girl who finds a genie in a lamp.

She starts by trying to get more than the three wishes the genie is willing to grant, but then when she tries to outsmart him things take a dark turn.

This sketch by Australia-based comedian Troy Kinne features a bunch of cavemen who recently discovered sex, then hold a meeting to brainstorm ideas on how to seduce women.

They break them down into good ideas, maybe, and bad ideas but being cavemen some of their good ideas are more like bad ones.