“‘NOBODY KNEW WHAT THEY WERE SAYING… BUT EVERYONE KNEW SOMETHING HAD GONE TERRIBLY WRONG.’ — NOW THIS CHAOTIC SNL SKETCH WITH WILL FERRELL & PAUL McCARTNEY HAS FANS CRYING WITH LAUGHTER.” 🔴👇 What started as a simple oil change suddenly spiraled into pure comedy chaos when Saturday Night Live unleashed one of its weirdest sketches in years — pairing comedy legend Will Ferrell with music icon Paul McCartney as mechanics who somehow speak complete gibberish… while still managing to terrify customers into paying for repairs they absolutely do not understand.

SNL’: Gibberish-Talking Mechanics Will Ferrell, Paul McCartney Exploit Car Owners

It’s an oil change gone awry—and the cost is “all the money now.”

On Saturday Night Live, host Will Ferrell and musical guest Paul McCartney played a couple of gibberish-speaking mechanics who end up taking some naive car owners for a ride.

Ferrell begins by explaining to the owners (Mikey Day, Ashley Padilla) that their Rav4’s “sprog box” was shot, and that “creates camber.” He brings in mechanic Santiago (Marcello Hernandez), who explains further—first in nonsense English before transitioning to Spanish.

“I’m sorry, what was that?” Padilla asks.

“Spanish,” Ferrell says dryly, adding that the “sprunkbell is real tree-trunky.” He and Santiago demonstrate by making sexual noises.

Ferrell then recommends that the couple “replace all the parts,” doing so around the oil, which he says is fine. The cost, Hernandez says, is “only about forty-one-hundred-seven-hundreds-eight-thousand-forty-hundred-ten-thousand.”

When the couple ask for a second opinion, chief mechanic Nigel (McCartney) tells them: “Your tipsy-whipsy’s all dangly-doodly, and the spiggly-wiggly’s gone crumpily. The whole car is knackered.” He then gives his own imitation of the concerning sounds.

Paul McCartney makes an appearance during tonight's “What It Feels Like  Talking to a Mechanic” sketch on #SNL!

“Plus,” he says, “the steering wheel’s on the wrong bloody side.”

There are two payment plans, the mechanics say: “all the money now,” or the husband can “pay in ass.”

And that is what they decide.

“Is that good with you, hon?” he asks.

“I mean, yeah,” she says. “Whatever you want, babe. I’ll just go to Costco and walk around, and you just text me when you’re done.”

The mechanics then drag her husband into a back room.

SOURCE: rollingstone