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CHARACTER FILE

Jake

Curtis’s work colleague at Magnet Kitchens, whom he phones while exploring the mansion’s car collection.

Visual identity

Portrait observed

Curly brown hair, a navy hoodie, dark cargo shorts, white socks and white trainers.

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Story & connections

Curtis → Jake: Telephone conversation.
Comic adaptation

Curtis phones Jake about the car collection.

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Jake and Curtis are work colleagues at Magnet Kitchens.
Creator statement

Jake is Curtis’s work colleague. They both work at Magnet Kitchens.

Creator clarification · 12 September 2026
Comic adaptation

During Curtis’s call about the sports-car collection, Jake asks whether there are any vans. Curtis describes Jake as obsessed with vans.

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Observed video frames

Curtis explores an extensive indoor sports-car collection while on his phone. Intercut shots show Jake beside a red van outside a Magnet building.

Day 8 · 3:09 ↗ · Complete episode · sampled visual review
Creator statement

Jake is Curtis’s work colleague. They both work at Magnet Kitchens.

Creator clarification · 12 September 2026

Voice & dialogue

Voice and dialogue notes identify their sources, including creator confirmations and comic adaptations. Accents and exact recorded performance remain unverified; use the original excerpts.

Comic adaptation

His response to the impressive car collection is: “Does he have any vans? I like vans.”

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From the episodes

Jake on the phone beside a red van outside Magnet.
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Jake on the phone beside a red van outside Magnet.

Hear & see the original scenes

Curtis phones Jake about the carsOriginal excerpt · Day 8 · 3:07–3:41

Episode history

Day 08 · Home is where Grandma is
Observed video frames

Curtis explores an extensive indoor sports-car collection while on his phone. Intercut shots show Jake beside a red van outside a Magnet building.

Day 8 · 3:09 ↗ · Complete episode · sampled visual review