The rapid development of the electronics and information industries has made the auto industry rapidly become a sunset industry, especially the three major domestic auto companies, whose stock ratings have become junk stocks. In the film, the protagonist is striving for the agency rights of BMW, not American car companies, which is very realistic. Dealers in the United States are not having a good life now, their glory is gone, and their eyes are full of black sales. People who are punished for fraud like the protagonist can be said to have been eliminated from society.
A good salesman never gives up an opportunity. Generally speaking, when picking girls, they are mostly like the protagonists, with bright eyes, sharp words, and full of confidence to sell themselves. Every second is looking for an opportunity to penetrate the heart of the opponent. Successful businessmen and salesman like the protagonist are basically like this, not the psychological impact of heart disease.
Back to the topic, loneliness requires guts. Like the protagonist, it is too weak. You can sell yourself in order to succeed, you can go to curry favor with your former younger brother, it's nothing. But calling her daughter in the middle of the night really shows that she is not strong enough. Loneliness is sometimes enjoyable and sometimes heart-wrenching. If you don't have the guts, don't play alone.
Finally, let's talk about Jones's husband, who is a smart, arrogant, brilliant, pretentious, and fragile old salesman who has performed very well. Applauding for Douglas, half of it is true, huh, huh. I don't like the ending, the screenwriter's failure, explanation and explanation, neither telling the truth nor reflecting reality. Where did so much love come from? The lone wolf is injured and still has to go alone.
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