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about the losers who drink beer...
Yeah.
How about polka?
It's got something for everybody.
That's it, Harve,
you're exactly right. Bingo.
I like beer.
I drive a pickup.
I should have known.
for what it says about you...
...when what it says about you...
...is how you bow down to the big
corporations that made a gravy train.
more gravy?
Trudy? Kimberley?
Industrial competition in a free-market
economy is what built this country.
No, robber barons built it, and they
did it from the blood of working folks.
If you steal somebody's car,
you get thrown in jail.
If you steal life savings,
you get to be a CEO.
You better count the silverware
before she leaves.
I'm leaving now.
- Not if I leave first.
Come on, baby.
- I've got Snickerdoodles with tapioca.
Thanks for dinner.
- Thanks for dinner.
Totally awesome.
Miss Hill.
Stu Kopenhafer, plant foreman.
I'm supposed to show you around.
Milk processors, cooking facilities.
Curdling vats, slop sinks...
...auxiliary refrigeration,
more slop sinks.
Storage racks over there.
Conveyor belt.
This is your main production floor.
I'd really like to speak
with the workers.
Where can I do that?
Bob.
What are you waiting for?
Greetings, New Ulm.
I'm here to usher in a new phase.
This is a great opportunity.
I'm here to reconfigure
for the initialization of Rocket Bars.
This will be an exciting utilization
of new branding...
...for capitalizing
on a highly profitable demographic.
Cut to the chase.
We don't give a fart on a muggy day
what you're making us make.
Tell us how many you're planning
on laying off.
Management at Munck Foods
in Miami has sent me here...
...to conduct mechanization
and modernization procedures.
Yeah, you Munck-ees all say
that crap.
But every time one of you comes,
we end up losing jobs.
Well, I'm interested
in the jobs we'll create.
If you're not, that's fine, but I'll expect
you to implement the changes...
...in a timely manner.
Okay?
Oh, yeah, well, nice try, Trudy.
No, you're not getting
that recipe out of me.
Because I...
All right, listen, gotta go.
Okay, yeah.
Let me jump.
Yeah, okay, I know.
I'll give it to you later.
Okay, bye-bye then. Yeah, bye.
Oh, good morning.
Sorry about that.
That was Trudy. She's always trying
to get my tapioca recipe out of me.
Yeah, well, I doubt that your tapioca
recipe is gonna affect the plant.
So let's just stick to work
if we could.
Oh, okay.
Oh, listen, sorry about being late.
Billy had a run-in up at the school.
Had to go talk to the principal,
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