:56:00
We got... We got stuck with this
lime-green Lincoln. Been here for months.
:56:05
Mr Massey's offering a ham
to the first person who can sell it.
:56:08
- A ham?
- Oh, yeah.
:56:10
Guys are big on free meats round here.
:56:13
Now, listen. Mr Massey's a little nervous.
:56:16
He acted in his first
on-camera TV commercial today.
:56:19
And see me, Mickey Massey,
a name you can trust.
:56:22
Uh... Yeah, I forgot to point.
:56:24
You want a deal on a previously owned
car? Well, come... Charlie! Charlie!
:56:30
It's me. Yeah. Commercial.
:56:34
You want a deal on a previously owned
car? Come to Massey Motors...
:56:37
Come in.
:56:39
Thank you.
:56:40
Yeah, I pointed the wrong way again.
:56:41
- Hi, I'm Helen.
- Sit. I'll be with ya in a second. Just sit.
:56:47
Remember: Massey means trust.
:56:53
- What'd you think of that?
- I believe it.
:56:56
Don't. Massey doesn't mean trust.
It means hillside in French.
:57:00
I can't do dishonest.
:57:04
Ravi, we're reshooting that commercial.
:57:06
Honest. We need an honest commercial,
Ravi. All right?
:57:11
- I'm sorry. Ms Helen Harris. OK.
- Yes.
:57:14
- How long did you work as a secretary?
- Actually, I wasn't a secretary.
:57:18
As it states right there, I was an
executive assistant to Dominique Courier,
:57:22
and I had a promise of promotion to agent.
:57:25
OK.
:57:26
You seem like a nice girl, Helen.
And you're a friend of Ravi and Nilma's.
:57:32
All right, we're looking for a receptionist.
:57:34
The pay is 17.50 an hour,
the hours are nine to five.
:57:36
So, how does that suit you, hm?
:57:39
I always thought I could have
a career in used cars one day.
:57:42
We don't sell used cars.
Previously owned or prior-owned cars.
:57:47
Prior-owned.
:57:48
Now, you just have to pass
one little test, OK?
:57:59
Ravi to Parts.