Anyway, John flips his lid and suddenly cites a bunch of negative stereotypes of his audience, including a lot of stuff that nobody even mentioned. He’s not getting that Richard (and to a lesser extent, Jose) aren’t saying that these stereotypes are true, they’re saying that they exist. And the existence of those stereotypes affects how people will approach what he’s trying to do. Yes, fighting against stereotypes is the Good Fight, but we’re talking about selling some RVs, and not about bringing about massive social change. So, let’s maybe keep it in the holster. OK, Tex? Ultimately, it’s really just three guys who aren’t very smart and don’t choose their words well arguing passionately about something stupid. It’s like a real life version of the Internet!
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Awesome review. I literally had to cover my mouth from laughing hysterically in my cubicle.
I’ve always liked Dione Warwick’s music, but no doubt that woman is 100% evil
Thank you! I strive to create awkward workplace situations whenever I can.
Yeah, Dionne is really talented, but “That’s What Friends Are For” isn’t good enough to justify that attitude of hers.