Julefrokosten
- Year:
- 2009
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Hello, and welcome.
What you see here is Hillsville.
In Hillsville
we have two car dealers.
The Mastodont corporation and my
cosy little repair shop, Holger's Auto.
I have some very nice people
working for me.
Nico is a salesman,
and he's very ambitious.
And Stella is very talented.
It's a great deal!
Wussy is a mechanic
and good at talking with people.
He has an apprentice, Allan.
- That'll be 8,300...
- This doesn't fit.
Torben is our other mechanic,
and he can't wait for December.
This is my beautiful daughter, Amalie,
and our bookkeeper, Frans.
Bulldog is the foreman
and entirely indispensable.
And this is me. Holger.
But our story starts somewhere else.
It starts with this fellow,
Anders Bo.
He's new in town,
so I don't know him yet.
Hillsville advertising:
Are you among the 3%
who still aren't Mastodont clients?
Right now there's
a welcome bonus for you.
A pair of fashion-forward
XXL Mastodont boxers.
Because here at Mastodont,
size does matter!
Young man, you can't park there.
Customer parking is over there.
I'm here for a job interview.
Job interview?
Is that today?
Hello.
- Are you here for the interview?
- No, we're here for the free lunch.
- So this is the waiting room?
- Well, duh!
Have you ever seen more than one
person at a job interview? Smartass.
Gentlemen. I'm in a rush,
so we'll do a joint job interview.
Fantastic idea.
Brilliant move, Mr. Ejlerskov.
Gunnar, could you water the plants
some other day?
- I'm here for thejob.
- You're a gardener!
Yes, and didn't I do a good job
on the new bushes out front...
Goodbye, Gunnar.
Okay,
thanks for giving me a shot at it.
So, which one of you
desires the job the most.
- That would be me! Nico Holm.
- Easy now, junior.
All that matters to us is dedication.
You, there! Would you
swallow your hat to get the job?
- You mean, eat it?
- Well?
- I'll do it!
- No. I hate Christmas anyway. Out!
Get lost, Jinglebells.
I need men who'll jump
out the window if I ask them to.
Are you okay down there?
- Do I have the job?
- What do you think?
Super, Patrick!
You won't regret it!
I'll come right up!
Never mind him.
You, however! You have
an impressive CV. Your name?
- Anders Bo.
- Welcome.
Just don't give me
an office too high up.
- Hi, Mom.
- Did you get the job?
- Yes, and I brought you flowers.
- Yeah, yeah. Wonderful.
I found you a girlfriend,
and I've set the wedding date.
- How about May 31st?
- It doesn't work like that...
Wait till you see little Karen.
Everyone gets visits
from grandchildren but me.
- Not even one.
- You rang, Gerda?
Oh, little Karen.
Yes, look at this.
- Anders Bo brought you flowers.
- They're for you, Mom.
- Don't be shy.
- Gerda has told me lots about you.
- Well, then. Here you are.
- Are they really for me?
How sweet!
Tell him I'm fed up talking about it.
I want to buy his shop now!
Tell him to name his price.
Patrick Ejlerskov
wants to wrap this up.
Asap!
And with this.
What a nice pen, Patrick!
- Are you totally clueless?
- Are you tota...
- Do you mean me?
- No! Say it to him!
Patrick Ejlerskov asks
if you understand.
That's not what I said, airhead!
- Was that meant for me?
- Yes! Are you clueless, too?
- More coffee?
- Coffee?
Let me tell you what I want.
I want this and this and this.
This and these and this.
I want it all!
Do you get it?
- I'm done with the two cars.
- That was quick.
Thank you so much, Bulldog.
- Do you need me in here?
- No, no. We're just small-talking.
Bulldog is amazing.
I don't know what I'd do without him.
Why won't he sell
when he gets to name the price!
- Your dealbroker pen didn't work.
- Give me that!
- What shall I do with this?
- How should I know! Get rid of it!
- Get going!
- Yes.
Holger!
Holger!
Ah!
A man who looks beyond the price.
If you don't return it within 30 days -
- we'll send an invoice
and a bottle of champagne.
- Didn't you forget something?
- Of course. Your boxers.
- Drive safely.
- Thank you.
You wanted to see me?
Do you see the difference?
That building isn't on the blind.
Exactly. It's Holger's Auto,
and I hate the sight of it!
- It can't possibly be a rival.
- I don't care!
- Then buy it.
- I want the pathetic place shut down.
That's where you come in.
As it happens, Holger's Auto
is looking for a new foreman.
It's right up your alley!
Oh yeah, that's 100% driving joy!
Let's shake on it.
Well, Nico. I hear the Christmas party
is tonight. Sounds awfully nice.
Yeah, I'll be charging
overtime after 6.
Stella, will my car
be done today?
We'll sure do our best, Johannes.
Have a little eggnog while you wait.
It'll go on your invoice,
so no harm done.
Wow, that's pretty strong stuff.
You'll have quite a party tonight.
It's Bulldog's recipe.
- Guys, would you come in here?
- Coming.
Good! We're all here.
Where's Frans?
Why does he never
have to do anything?
- Would you fetch him, please?
- I'm right here.
- I was here the whole time.
- Very good, Frans.
Let's find our Christmas spirits!
We'll decorate
and have fun like every year.
I'd like to point out
that it's costly -
- to have someone like me
do something like this.
Yes, and we know you'll do your extra
best. You and Stella can start on this.
And Torben and Wussy,
you start on that?
- Hello! What about you?
- I have job interviews with Holger.
Uh, did you get
any responses to the ad?
Yes!
Yes...?
It'sjust that... Torben is very
excited about the job interview. Right?
- Don't!
- Aren't you?
- So, Bulldog won't be foreman again?
- Time will tell? Right, Bulldog?
Wussy, I didn't realize
we still had all this stuff.
It's hard to get rid of. No one
wants to pimp their ride anymore.
Ah, Wussy.
I'll have a go at it.
Welcome to Holger's Auto.
What can we do for you?
- I'm here for a job interview.
- Have a seat.
- No, thank you.
Uhm... Johannes?
How would you like
to feel young again?
I'm sure Elsa
would appreciate it.
You know what?
- Do you know what 'pimping' is?
- Sure!
But I don't think Elsa
would like that line of work.
Why did you advertise the job,
when you know that I want it?
You're a great mechanic,
but you're always late.
- I don't think managerial work is you.
- If Holger can do it, so can I.
Ha! He's got a point.
Well, you tend to become
somewhat defensive.
I do not!
It might affect
your ability to solve conflicts.
That's the stupidest thing
I've ever heard!
What?!
I'm here for an interview.
- Didn't you learn to knock?
- You didn't hear me.
No, that... may be so.
And no one here likes your defensive
speech! Wow! How pathetic!
- Torben!
- He just burst in!
This has given me an in-depth
knowledge of every single car brand -
- and sharpened the managerial skills
needed to run a business like yours.
- My-my. You've been around.
- But he's way too young.
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