Sergeant Curtis

Then you have to buy all the factory and you have to do this and you have to borrow this.

You have to get this.

And then

He's going on and on.

He's like, then after this minute, we have the factory.

And so as they're talking, Rodney Dangerfield in the movie is a super successful businessman with many, many companies.

And he's going back to school with his son because he's trying to convince his son to finish college.

And so he kind of snickers, and the guy looks at him and –

Then he's like, do you have something to say?

And he goes, you forgot a whole bunch of stuff.

He goes, first of all, why are you building?

Why don't you lease at $12 a foot?

How come you don't this?

You could take the right off on a 30-year depreciation of the – and he's like, what about this?

And what about the Teamsters?

You have to – and he just – just, you know, it's like –

what works in your little college academics isn't exactly how it really works in, you know, when you're in the real world.

And he just eviscerates this professor, just destroys him.

I mean, very quickly, you very quickly realize, like, it's funny because all the kids in class start turning, listening to him taking notes as he's rambling, because you can so clearly see, like,

You're a professor.