Late Again is a comedic sketch that follows two men working in a café as they prepare for the day ahead. One character, perpetually late, arrives with increasingly elaborate and implausible excuses for his tardiness, much to the bewilderment and amusement of his co-worker. Through sharp satire, the sketch examines how individuals can become so entangled in their own fabrications that they begin to believe their own narratives. With witty dialogue and absurd scenarios, Late Again cleverly highlights the lengths to which we go to justify our shortcomings while questioning the nature of truth and self-deception.