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00:00Here we are, face to face, a couple of silver spoons, hoping to find we're two of a kind, make it a go, make it grow, together, we're gonna find our way, together, taking the time each day.
00:30To learn all about those things you just can't find, two of the silver spoons together, you and I together, we're gonna find our way, you and I together, we're gonna find our way, you and I together.
01:00Hi.
01:11Mr. Stuffins, I'm terribly sorry that Edward is late. Would you like me to give you a tour of the house?
01:17No, thank you, Miss Summers. I'll wait here in the arcades.
01:19I know that Edward is very anxious to meet you. He's been looking for a good business manager.
01:27Well, he's found one. Now, wouldn't it be peachy keen if we could find him?
01:33Dad! Hey, Dad!
01:34Oh, hi, Ricky. Excuse me.
01:36Ricky, your father's not here right now, and when he gets back, he has a business meeting.
01:43Oh, the guys wore in a three-piece suit.
01:45My dad won't let it last too long. Anyway, I got real important news to tell my dad, so when he comes, tell him I'm up in my room.
01:52Okay. Don't forget.
01:53I won't. Bye.
01:54Bye.
01:55I'm sorry you've been kept waiting.
02:03Miss Summers, time is money, and money is the only thing that separates us from the animals.
02:10Really? I always thought it was the ability to smile.
02:14No, I guess that's not it.
02:35I'm sorry it took so long, Kate. I wanted to pick you some roses.
02:38Oh.
02:39But you remember how windy it was this morning?
02:41Yes.
02:42Here.
02:44What lovely stems.
02:51You're welcome.
03:01Kate, there's a guy standing over there who looks like he just swallowed something nuclear.
03:07Oh, this is Dexter Stuffins.
03:09Oh, my new business manager. Well, pleased to meet you, Mr. Stuffins.
03:12I've heard of your brother, Stovetop.
03:13I'm sorry. I couldn't resist.
03:14Actually, my brother's name is Franklin, and he's just won the Nobel Prize for Economics.
03:29Really? I never win anything.
03:32Would you like to sit down, Mr. Stuffins?
03:35Edward, would you excuse me? I would like to find a vase for these.
03:39Sure.
03:40Remember to cut the bottoms on an angle.
03:42Are you okay?
03:43Oh, I'm fine.
03:45It's just...
03:46I feel like I've entered Oz.
03:48You'll get used to that.
03:50Now, Mr. Stuffins, I need a good business manager. My father recommends you highly. But despite that, I decided to meet you anyway.
04:07I admire father a great deal. He's a fine man, an industrial wizard, financial genius. And you?
04:16Yes?
04:17Were you adopted?
04:18No, my father and I just have differing philosophies of life. You see, my father thinks that money should be used to make more money.
04:30That's very beautiful.
04:31Hmm.
04:32Well, I think money should be used to enjoy life, to make people happy.
04:36That is sick.
04:37Okay, I see you're leaning toward my father's philosophy here. But that's good. You see, I want my business manager to be very protective of my money.
04:48So, let's talk turkey, Stuffins.
04:54Now, I sent you a copy of my financial statement. What are your recommendations?
04:58Well, I'd like some time to formulate an overall approach, but I do have some immediate advice.
05:02Okay. Shoot.
05:04You own two small businesses which are currently closed?
05:08Yeah. A beauty salon and an ice cream parlor. They were among the first businesses I ever bought, and I keep them for good luck.
05:13Why don't you save $6,000 and buy yourself a rabbit's foot?
05:19Okay. Let's sell them.
05:21Fine. I'll get right on it.
05:24Now, if you'll excuse me, I have an appointment with Henry Kissinger.
05:28Do you handle Kissinger's finances?
05:30Oh, no. We play racquetball.
05:34Hey, Dad!
05:35Ah, Dex. I want you to meet my son, Rick. Rick, this is Dexter Stuffins, our new business manager.
05:39Pleased to meet you, Mr. Stuffins. I've heard of your brother.
05:42Stovetop?
05:43No, Franklin. The guy who won the Nobel Prize.
05:49Oh.
05:51Goodbye, Mrs. Stratton. Young man.
05:53Bye.
05:54Hey, Dexter. Next time you come, we'll take you for riding the train to play a game of Frogger.
05:58I love children. They're so... deductible.
06:11Hey, Dad, I got great news. Guess what happened at school today?
06:14Well, let me think.
06:16Uh, Tubby Butterman finally washed his gym clothes.
06:19No, my news is not good.
06:22Ah.
06:23Listen, here's the thing.
06:24Mm-hmm.
06:25We're studying economics in my class, okay?
06:27Well, all right.
06:29Our teacher thought it'd be a good idea to learn how a business works.
06:32So we started a junior businessmen's program.
06:35What kind of a business do you intend to start?
06:37I don't know yet.
06:38Most of the kids are doing Mickey Mouse stuff.
06:40You know, like, uh, potholders, embroidered Scotch tape dispensers, sand candles.
06:47Then there's Derek.
06:51What's he doing?
06:52Well, he's gonna tell everybody he's manufacturing picture frames in his treehouse.
06:56Then he's gonna burn it down and collect the insurance.
07:03Well, that ought to take him out of the junior businessmen's program
07:06and put him into junior convicts.
07:09Anyway, I want the business I get into to be special.
07:13I want it to be exciting.
07:15I want it to be a real business.
07:17If you get any ideas, it'll be at my office.
07:20Your office?
07:22My room, okay.
07:26Hi, Ricky.
07:27Hi, Kate.
07:31Edward, there's something that bothers me about Mr. Stuffins.
07:35I get the feeling whenever I talk to him that he's just not listening.
07:43Edward?
07:44Edward?
07:45Wait a minute.
07:46Wait a doggone minute.
07:47I've got an idea.
07:48Rick!
07:49Hey, Rick!
07:50Hey, Rick!
08:03Stratton residence?
08:05Oh, hi, Mom!
08:06Hey, Mom.
08:14Okay, we're almost there.
08:16Right here.
08:22Can we look yet?
08:23I can't wait!
08:24Well, you only have to wait a couple more seconds.
08:27Okay, now, you ready to see your big surprise?
08:29Sure am!
08:30Bah!
08:39Oh, God!
08:42Rick, what's the matter?
08:43Dad, when you told me that I had a big surprise coming, and it blindfolded me, I said, hey, he's gonna take me to a circus or a rock concert.
08:52Our old ice cream goes to die.
08:56Rick, see that sign up there? Uncle Smiley's ice cream parlor?
08:59Yeah.
09:00Well, as of right now, for the rest of this week, you are Uncle Smiley.
09:06You mean this is gonna be my business?
09:08Yeah.
09:09Well, I've gotta sell the place, but I thought since you have a class project that you might be interested in taking a crack at it first.
09:14That is, if you want to.
09:19If I want to?
09:21Ha!
09:23I can see it now!
09:25Monday, I'll get this place going.
09:27Tuesday, I'll start franchising.
09:29By the end of the week, I'll have a sign outside reading,
09:31over 36 billion served.
09:36Whoa, whoa there, proud stallion.
09:38Let's not get carried away, huh?
09:40It's hard work running a business.
09:42You've gotta stock your inventory.
09:44You've gotta pay your bills.
09:46You've gotta hire employees.
09:48Oh, I don't have to worry about employees.
09:51I'm gonna be hiring some of the best minds in the whole seventh grade.
09:55Men and Lisa, it's time to start our business.
10:12Rick's ice cream parlor is now officially open.
10:16Isn't this great?
10:18Rick, can I talk to you privately for a second?
10:25Okay, Derek.
10:27I want to talk to you about our partnership.
10:31Partnership?
10:33Relax, don't have a cow.
10:36Let's face it, JT and Lisa are strictly Bush League.
10:42But you and me, we're like Baskin and Robbins.
10:47Sears and Roebuck.
10:49Montgomery and Ward.
10:51No, Derek, we're more like Lincoln and Booth.
10:58Anyway, it's only fair that this place should be named after both of us.
11:01So I made a sign up that combines both of our names.
11:14I guess it never occurred to you that when you say the name aloud,
11:18it sounds like Derek's.
11:21Oh, yeah, what do you know about that?
11:26Where do you want me to put this, Rick?
11:28Nice try, Derek.
11:41That was cold, Rick.
11:46At least have some sympathy for a guy's tree house just burnt down.
11:49Okay, Lisa, this is your customer. I want you to be perky, enthusiastic.
12:05That shouldn't be very hard. You're a cheerleader.
12:07Right, boss.
12:11Have a drink or a sandwich or an ice cream treat.
12:17The food at Rick's just can't be meat.
12:24I think I'll have a ham sandwich and a cup of coffee.
12:27You got it! Yes, ma'am!
12:29You'll get a coffee and a sandwich ham!
12:33Lisa, it is possible for a person to be too perky.
12:38Why don't you just cheer down a little bit?
12:43Sure, Rick.
12:44That's no trick.
12:46You don't have to hit me on the head with a brick.
12:51Sure like to.
12:56I need a ham sandwich, J.T.
12:58Hey, coming right up, Sugar Plum.
13:00I just can't seem to make up my mind.
13:11Well, take your time.
13:13I'll tell you what.
13:15I'll leave you my weekend phone number and...
13:21You can call me when you decide.
13:25Excuse us, sir.
13:26Derek, if you want to have a good relationship with your customers, just remember one thing.
13:35What?
13:36Don't be yourself.
13:39Here, give me a man a glass of water.
13:41The manager has asked me to give you a complimentary glass of water.
13:53Along with a sincere hope that you order before it evaporates.
14:01Please forgive him, sir.
14:02He's in this country as part of the moron exchange program.
14:05Just give me a hot fudge sundae.
14:11Well, at the risk of being forward, ice cream certainly wouldn't help your weight problem.
14:18What weight problem?
14:20Well, let me put it this way.
14:22If you put on a few more pounds, you'd have to change your name to Moby Dick.
14:26All right. That's it.
14:29This is the worst excuse for an ice cream shop I have ever seen.
14:36Come again?
14:41Can you believe how touchy that guy was?
14:43You're fired, Derek.
14:49Pardonnez-moi.
14:53I said you're fired.
14:55Canned.
14:56Axed.
14:57Dumped.
14:59What are you driving at?
15:03Derek, if you don't get out right now, you're gonna wind up the next flavor of the month.
15:07Um, I wouldn't come in right now. The owner's in sort of a foul mood.
15:26Ricky, we have a problem with one of our customers.
15:32Let me guess. Is it her?
15:35Yeah.
15:40Ma'am, is there a problem?
15:42Yes, I'd like to see the chef.
15:44Sure.
15:46JT?
15:53What's up?
15:55Oh.
15:59I'm afraid the bread on this sandwich has gone stale.
16:03Are you sure?
16:04Let me see.
16:05Yes.
16:08Tastes fine to me. Finish it up.
16:14I've never been so insulted in all my life.
16:18Ma'am, please don't leave.
16:20Young man, this is the first restaurant I've ever been in where the chef needs a spanking.
16:26Guys, what's wrong with you?
16:31This is no way to run a business.
16:34Ricky, so far this is kind of a bummer.
16:37I think maybe I should just quit and do something more meaningful with my life.
16:42Want to go play some Donkey Kong?
16:44That's perfect!
16:46Hold it. You guys can't quit.
16:47But you're already fired, Derek, and we don't have enough manpower.
16:52Look around, JT.
16:54This is not exactly Grand Central Station.
16:57That's not a way you guys gotta come in and come in.
17:03Oh, adios, Miguel.
17:07Bye, Ricky.
17:08Hey, I want you to know I had a great time.
17:10But guys, don't do this to me.
17:11Please?
17:15Well, uh...
17:17Uh, adiose, Miguel.
17:21Bye, Ricky.
17:23Hey, I want you to know I had a great time!
17:26But guys, don't do this to me.
17:28Please?
17:38Well, uh...
17:40What'll it be, men?
17:41I got an order to go, okay?
17:42Ready.
17:43Okay.
17:44three without two root beers, two ginger ales,
17:46one orange, eight, one lemonade,
17:47seven turkey sandwiches on white,
17:48heavy on the mayo, and a pickle.
17:50Got it?
17:51Four cold nights.
17:56What was the rest?
17:58One with ice, three without two root beers,
17:59two ginger ales, one orange, eight, one lemonade,
18:01seven turkey club sandwiches on white,
18:03heavy on the mayo, and a pickle.
18:04Got it?
18:06One...
18:09with ice.
18:12What was the rest?
18:13Here, can you read my writing?
18:17We're closed.
18:18Closed?
18:19It's only 11.23 a.m.
18:22Yeah, you see, we're open from 11 a.m.
18:24to 11.23 a.m.
18:27Um, it cuts down on our overhead.
18:29Thanks for your patronage.
18:30Uh, Rick.
18:31Dad!
18:32Sir, would you wait here just a minute,
18:34and I'll have a word with the boss here,
18:35and see if we can't stay open just a little while longer.
18:38Okay.
18:39Let's have a chat, son.
18:43I suppose it'd be foolish to ask, how's it going?
18:46It's been awful, Dad.
18:49J.T. and Lisa quit, all my customers walked out.
18:53The only bright spot today is that I got to fire Derek.
18:56Dad, this is just too hard for me.
19:00Hey, hey, hey, hey, is this the same guy I talked to yesterday?
19:04The guy who was going to start a chain coast to coast?
19:07The guy who was going to tell the bank to put in an extra vault?
19:11The guy who told me last night to start looking around for a bigger house?
19:16Well, I sure learned my lesson.
19:18It is tough to run a business.
19:20I don't want to do this anymore.
19:22Rick.
19:26You really going to quit?
19:29Well, let me think about it for a second.
19:32Yeah.
19:34Son.
19:38Well, it is your business.
19:41I suppose you should be able to handle it any way you see fit.
19:45But I got to tell you, quitting, I never thought that was your style.
19:57Well, I guess I could try and stick it out.
20:00Atta boy.
20:02And I don't think you'll regret it, either.
20:04I just don't know how I'm going to be able to do it all by myself.
20:08Well, maybe I can stay around for a while and help you out.
20:11Hey, listen.
20:12We got a game to go to.
20:14If we don't get some food in 45 seconds, we're leaving.
20:24Containers.
20:28Okay, all right.
20:29Containers.
20:29Bread.
20:30Ah.
20:31Bread.
20:32Ah.
20:33More bread.
20:34More bread.
20:35Ah.
20:38I'll get the colas.
20:40Okay.
20:45More colas.
20:47Good.
20:49Ah, let's see.
20:49Ah, cheese.
20:50Cheese.
20:51Mayo.
20:52Mayo?
20:53Ha.
20:54Son, get the colas.
20:55They're...
21:02I got the colas.
21:05More colas.
21:06What's that?
21:06Turkey.
21:07Who are you calling a turkey?
21:08This.
21:09Oh, turkey.
21:10Yeah, I'm calling.
21:11How much more time we got?
21:12Ah.
21:12Ah.
21:13Ah.
21:14Ah.
21:15Never mind.
21:16More lemonade.
21:17More turkey.
21:18Ah.
21:19Ah.
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21:27Hey, Rick, what's taking you so long as you've got to...
21:28Whoa!
21:29Son, you've got to be more...
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22:26We didn't make it, Dad. I failed.
22:38Hey, Mom, listen, here.
22:49Don't you be so tough on yourself.
22:52The main thing is you try.
22:54Well, for that, I'm very proud of you. Huh?
22:58Thanks, Dad.
23:00I'm proud of you, too.
23:02It's not easy running an ice cream parlor, is it?
23:12No.
23:14That's why I retired.
23:16Well, who are you?
23:18Uncle Smiley.
23:20It's not easy running an ice cream parlor, is it?
23:26No.
23:28That's why I retired.
23:30Well, who are you?
23:32Uncle Smiley.
23:34No.
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