Mister chairman. 28 vacuums a week. That's a lot of vacuums to sell. And you only have 7 salesmen? Certainly. That means they got us all 13 vacuums a piece. You're right. See? 13 vacuum cleaners apiece? Yes, sir. What are you talking about? 7 times 13 is not 28. Yes, it is. 7 times four is 28. Mister chairman. 7 times 13 is 28. 7 times four is 28. Do you ever go to school stupid? Yes, sir. And I come out the same way. Come here. You clean the 7 goes into 20, 13 times? That's right. Prove it, prove it, prove it. Go ahead, go ahead. All right. First of all, welcome. Mister cairman, I'm gonna prove it. Go ahead. Now you've got 7 salesman. That's right. Okay. There's a 7. Where is this? Right there. All right. You got 28 vacuums a week to sell. That's right. I'm gonna divide. There's your 28 vacuums. How do you claim that 7 goes 28, 13 times. That's right. Show me. 7 of the two. 7 will go into two. Certainly not. So I got to take the two from there and put it down here. Put it down there. Yeah, I'm going to use that after a while. That's a cute little too. Yeah. Now, 7 to 8 once, once. I'm going to carry this up from here and put under the 8th. 7 from 8, one. A minute ago, I didn't use that little too. What are you going to do? I got to use that tool now. I'm going to take it from there, and I'm going to put it right there. Now, 7 to 21, three times. That's correct. 7 to 28, 13. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, nothing. What kind of figures are these? Just a minute. Stop them all right. We'll multiply this. Go ahead. Multiply. Put down 13. Okay, 13. That's right. And 7 salesman put that down. 7 sales out. Ukraine is 7 times 13. Amounts to what? 28. Prove that. 7 times three is 21. 7 times one 7 7 one 8 and a two. I am not a wait a minute. How do you figure boy? You're good. No, no, no, you can't. That's right. No, nothing. It was a kind. We'll add this up. Adam, put down 13 7 times. Okay. It's one. Two. Three, three, four, 5, 6, 7. 7. I'll wait a minute. You clean that all that. Ended up amounts to what? 28. If it does, you've got a job. Thank you. Three. Wait, I'm gonna wait a minute. Three, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21. 22, 23, 24, 45, 26, 27, 28. You're hired.
Tsk tsk Mr. Chairman. Twenty-eight vacuums a week. That?s a lot of vacuums to sell. And you only have seven salesmen?<br>
Certainly.<br>
That means they got to sell thirteen vacuums a piece.<br>
You?re right. Thirteen vacuum cleaners a piece?<br>
Yes, sir.<br>
What are you talking about? Seven times thirteen is not twenty-eight.<br>
Yes it is.<br>
Seven times four is twenty-eight.<br>
Mr. Chairman, seven times thirteen is twenty-eight.<br>
Seven times four is twenty-eight! Did you ever go to school, stupid?<br>
Yes, sir. And I?d come out the same way.<br>
Come here a minute.<br>
You claim that seven goes in to twenty-eight thirteen times?<br>
That?s right.<br>
Go ahead prove it. Prove it. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead.<br>
Alright.<br>
There?s the board. Well go ahead. Go ahead.<br>
Alright, chairman. I?m gonna prove it. Now you got seven salesmen.<br>
That?s right.<br>
Okay. There?s a seven.<br>
Where is it?<br>
Right there.<br>
Alright.<br>
Now, you got twenty-eight vacuums a week you got to sell.<br>
That?s right.<br>
I?m gonna divide. There?s your twenty-eight vacuums.<br>
Now wait a minute. You claim that seven goes into twenty-eight thirteen times?<br>
That?s right.<br>
Show me.<br>
Seven into two? Seven won?t go into two.<br>
Certainly not.<br>
So, I got to take the two from there and put it down here.<br>
Put it down there?<br>
Yeah, I?m gonna use that after a while. That?s a cute little two.<br>
Yeah.<br>
Now seven to eight?<br>
One.<br>
Now, I?m gonna carry the seven from here and put it under the eight. Seven from eight? One. A minute ago, I didn?t use that little two.<br>
What are you gonna do?<br>
I?m gotta use that two now. I?m gonna take it from there. And I?m gonna put it right there.<br>
Alright.<br>
Now, seven into twenty-one.<br>
Three times.<br>
That?s correct. Seven into twenty-eight, thirteen.<br>
Aww no, no, no, no. Nothing of the kind. What kind of figures are these? Just a minute.<br>
It?s gotta come out right.<br>
We?ll multiply these. Go ahead<br>
Multiply it?<br>
Put down thirteen.<br>
Okay. Thirteen.<br>
That?s right. Then seven salesmen. Put that down.<br>
Seven salesmen.<br>
You claim that seven times thirteen amounts to what?<br>
Twenty-eight.<br>
Prove that.<br>
Seven time three?<br>
Twenty-one.<br>
Seven times One?<br>
Seven.<br>
Seven and one?<br>
Eight.<br>
And two. Twenty-eight.<br>
No. Wait a minute.<br>
How do you figure, boy?<br>
I figure good.<br>
No, no, no. You can?t do that.<br>
That?s right.<br>
No. Nothing of that kind. We?ll add this up.<br>
Add ?em?<br>
Put down thirteen seven time.<br>
Okay.<br>
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.<br>
Now, wait a minute. You claim that all that added up amounts to what?<br>
Twenty-eight.<br>
If that adds you got a job.<br>
Thank you.<br>
Three, six.<br>
Oh no, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Three, six, nine, twelve, fifteen, eighteen, twenty-one?<br>
Twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight.<br>
You?re hired.<br>
