The Good Lie Page #4
That's a good idea.
I'll call Frank, you call Nick.
Done. All right. Thanks, guys.
You have a very beautiful village.
- Thank you. It was my father's.
- Your father was a chief?
I guess some people
would have called him that.
May we visit with your cow?
- Be my guest.
- Are there any dangerous animals...
- ...of which we should be warned?
- Such as?
Lions.
No. There's no lions here. You're safe.
Thank you.
Man, I wish they wouldn't do that.
I'm not sure.
They seem pretty traumatized.
When I dropped them off
the other night I said goodbye...
they looked at me
like they were never gonna see me again.
You can't get involved in their problems.
We'll just end up in a lawsuit or something.
Yeah.
Not much has changed around here.
I've been meaning to paint the porch.
I should probably get them back.
It's getting late.
- Yeah, sure.
- Thanks.
This probably seems
overwhelming at first...
but I promise you in no time
you'll get the hang of it.
You'll kind of have to in this section because
people can never find their cereal...
even when it's right in front of them.
So memorize the names
and where all the different boxes go.
And some of these brands
have up to 12 different flavors.
It's a lot, but you'll get it.
Do you guys have any questions?
You don't say a whole lot.
Okay. You're shy. That's cool.
Follow me this way.
Where are you guys from anyway?
- Sudan.
- Hmm.
So this is the dog food section,
and you have to restock it...
all the time,
and the bags can be really heavy.
Food for dogs?
Mike? Jerry?
Mike! Jerry!
Push them out back with me.
Roll them down right here.
Okay.
This is where you throw the old food so you
can restock the shelves with the new food.
Old food?
When the food expires,
it's not safe to eat.
Plus it's a big headache with the health
department. Believe me, it's better this way.
Isn't there someone
who might want or need this food?
I don't sell the food inside the store
to give it away outside. I'm a businessman.
Anyway, it's none of your concern.
Now today we're working on a hand
shower with multiple spray settings.
Just got a big order from a hotel chain.
All right, training table's this way.
Let's get you a little practice.
This is the faucet assembly.
Look at all the different parts, okay?
Go ahead. Hold it in your hand,
familiarize yourself with everything.
Every part here is made and assembled
in the U.S. Something we're very proud of.
Holy cow.
It work like this?
Yeah. You bet.
Let us pray.
Dear God, let us give thanks
to this miracle food, pizza...
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