09 November 1975 Comedy 24 mins
Shows John Cleese learning how to deal with "difficult customers" in a professional yet friendly manner and turn them into clients.
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John Cleese as Brian
John Barron as Awkward Customer: Mr. Tiger
June Whitfield as Awkward Customer: Mrs. Rabbit
George A. Cooper as Awkward Customer: Mr. Wart-hog
Angharad Rees as Brenda
Robert McBain as Fellow Customer
Gillian Raine as Mrs. Wart-hog
Philip Bond as Narrator
United Kingdom 09 November 1975
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