Bookstore
Bookstore
[Cueball is standing in a bookstore, looking at a book.] Cueball [thinking]: This book looks interesting. Maybe I'll buy it.
[Cueball reads the book; a clock appears above.]
Cueball [thinking]: Oops, I read the whole thing. Cueball [thinking]: I'll just quietly put it back and go.
[Cueball walks through a security scanner to exit the bookstore.] BEEP BEEP BEEP
Voice from off-frame: Hey! Your brain set off the sensor! Cueball: I, uhh... Voice from off-frame: You have a book in there, don't you! Cueball: Crap.

Cueball starts reading a book off the shelf as he considers buying it, but gets so engrossed in it that he accidentally reads the entire thing, eliminating his reason for buying it in the first place. He quietly puts it back and turns to leave the store, only to have the book (which exists in his brain as information) set off the store's anti-theft sensor. This is a satire of copyright as it pertains to digital copies, because when you download a game or music file (or read a book, in this case), you are merely making an identical copy of the source material.
The title text suggests that if the security guard wants to do a brain search, he might want to skip over all the presumably sexual encounters Cueball has had with the security guard's mom, thus inducing a 'yo mama' joke.
[Cueball is standing in a bookstore, looking at a book.] Cueball [thinking]: This book looks interesting. Maybe I'll buy it.
[Cueball reads the book; a clock appears above.]
Cueball [thinking]: Oops, I read the whole thing. Cueball [thinking]: I'll just quietly put it back and go.
[Cueball walks through a security scanner to exit the bookstore.] BEEP BEEP BEEP
Voice from off-frame: Hey! Your brain set off the sensor! Cueball: I, uhh... Voice from off-frame: You have a book in there, don't you! Cueball: Crap.
