"I spill your milkshake" 18 October 1967 Comedy 22 mins
A down-and-outer appears to need a job in the worst way. He looks in the want ads and finds a few businesses seeking applicants. He applies. Is he successful? Well, let's just say he gets something, but not exactly what you expect.
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United States 18 October 1967
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