Before Netflix, you had to go to the video store
and rent a movie.
And everyone would go to Blockbuster.
But now there's only one Blockbuster left in the world.
It's in Bend, Oregon, and I sent my writer, Adam, there
to play a cashier named Kevin.
And last week we showed you some of what
happened and here's the rest.
Kevin the Cashier played by Adam.
I can help the next person.
Where's that new one, "Glass", at?
Which one?
"Glass".
"Glass", here let me see if I can find it.
Here?
No, the movie, "Glass".
Oh, I thought you were looking for glass.
No, the movie "Glass".
This is made of glass.
Yeah, I know that.
Welcome to Blockbuster.
Sorry, I saw this in a movie once,
so I was trying to get it down.
It's weird that it doesn't work.
Your total is $5.97.
Here's $20.
One second.
Do you guys have more pennies?
OK, great, thanks.
There's a dime in there.
Found another dime.
Sorry, I'm just trying to get all these pennies to fit.
Let's go bye-bye now.
Now you got plenty.
What is this series about?
This is Viking.
Oh really?
The Vikings and the pirates and the mountain men all
had an interesting history.
It didn't last long.
Uh-huh.
The mountain men only lasted for 11 years
as long as the beaver lasted.
The beaver ran out in--
Wait, how did the beaver relate to these other things?
I mean the mountain men.
The mountain men-- the mountain men ate the beavers?
No, they trapped beavers.
They trapped the beavers.
And then what did the pirates--
They trapped them and then they sold them.
So back east they made hats out of them in New York City.
So they made hats out of the beavers for the pirates?
No, no, you don't understand.
No, I don't.
There's a series over here about pirates.
That's a series about Vikings.
You know what I like is Forrest Gump.
You ever see Forrest Gump?
We've got to stop talking.
All right.
Hello.
Do you want these in here?
Yeah, you can put them in there.
Can you put, sorry, excuse me, can you put these in there
also?
We're your local paychecks reps.
OK.
We're just wondering how you guys do your payroll here.
So how we do our payroll is when the customers come in and buy
the videos, then the company takes the money
that they make throughout the week.
And then at the end of the week, they divide the money.
They divide the money among the employees,
and we get a check for the amount
for our salary for the week.
That's not how most businesses do it?
Well, I mean they have hourly rates.
Yeah.
So that's how we do it here.
It's the same way.
So customers can spend $1 million
and your hourly rate is the same as if they spent $100?
But people don't usually spend $1 million here.
They usually spend like $3.99.
Right.
Is there an owner, maybe?
Is it you?
No, I'm not the owner, but I don't know who the owner is.
I just come here and work.
Is there a card we can leave or can we
leave our card for somebody?
Yeah, do you charge for your cards?
No.
OK.
Yeah, thanks man.
Yup.
Have a good day.
Yeah, you too.
Did you want your business card back?
No, I'm OK.
All right, you can have it.
So sorry.
All right.
I'm Judy Wugels.
You'll see me in here on and on.
I'm new here.
I assume you know because you seem to come in here a lot.
We get a discount because I'm old.
Yeah, it's a little thing that you go doop-di-doo with.
Oh.
Sorry no one this old has come in yet.
It's just fine.
That's how you learn.
Good luck on your new adventure.
Well, I can walk this out to your car for you.
You don't need to.
That's all right.
I'll walk the DVDs out for you.
That's kind of nice.
Yeah.
That way you get out.
Yeah.
Oh, shoot.
You poor thing.
Yeah.
I'll take the receipt.
What's that?
Yeah.
That's probably what was messing me up.
It's all good.
You'll be fine.
Oh, shoot.
I dropped them again.
It's all good.
Here you go.
Thank you so much.
Yeah, have a good day.
You too.
Keep on trying!
Yeah.
How about a hug?
Sure, you can have a hug.
Thank you.
Have a good day.
Thank you Adam.
Thank you to the last Blockbuster.
We'll be back.