The vacuum salesmen are almost vile in their disrespect for their customers, treating them more as marks. The admission by the senior representative that he has sold five vacuums to the same household, the head of which may believe him to be his son, shows that filthy lucre takes the uppermost place in their motivations.
The junior salesman is a dolt. Despite the repeated instructions from his supervisor, he continually insists on sticking with the script, even when the circumstances evolve in ways that would well advise it being altered.
The little old lady is - well, I'll leave that for you to determine with the discovery awaiting them behind the door. The breaking coffee table after the vacuum is set on its highest setting was as funny as it was unexpected.
The final interview with the television news reporter is quite preposterous: not only do the police not release such information, they do take bodies out of buildings while on camera. And no salesman is so dumb as to stick to flogging his product after a murder has been committed.
All-in-all, quirky and entertaining.
The junior salesman is a dolt. Despite the repeated instructions from his supervisor, he continually insists on sticking with the script, even when the circumstances evolve in ways that would well advise it being altered.
The little old lady is - well, I'll leave that for you to determine with the discovery awaiting them behind the door. The breaking coffee table after the vacuum is set on its highest setting was as funny as it was unexpected.
The final interview with the television news reporter is quite preposterous: not only do the police not release such information, they do take bodies out of buildings while on camera. And no salesman is so dumb as to stick to flogging his product after a murder has been committed.
All-in-all, quirky and entertaining.