ahhh, nice. did anyone else think brad looked strangely like quentin tarantino?

and im surprised moustache dude was advocating for her so much. i expected him to be like "oh, ha ha, broads. i know." lol

What happened to all the men in the bearings industry? WHO will speak for THEM?

For a minute, I thought it might be a spoof... it just seemed too perfect an "educational" film. But you can't fake some of those 50s hairstyles.

That was hilarious. It's just sad that some people still feel that way, it's just not ok to say it out loud anymore in most circles.

Wait, wait I know this one! Brad's problem is that he's a sexist asshole who isn't a good manager? Did I get it? Am I right?

I don't know who his supervisor was, but way to lay it on the line for Brad. You're my new hero.

Was Betty using a Geiger counter?

It's amazing to see an educational video for equal rights in the work place during this era.

By the way, if you want to see some really funny 50's educational videos, watch some of the MST3K shorts on youtube.

It's amazing to see an educational video for equal rights in the work place during this era.

By the way, if you want to see some really funny 50's educational videos, watch some of the MST3K shorts on youtube.

Hilarious.

A huge part of me can't quite believe it's for real--like, they really showed it to people for instructional purposes.

But I guess it's real . . .

Angie: Bettie was using an oscilloscope (or "o-scope"). It's a device used to view various types of electronic signals and I can tell you from experience they really are a pain to use properly.

Leslie, I thought he looked like Matthew Perry.

"They're good workers. Accurate. Great to catch mistakes. A lot of patience."

This movie didn't make me laugh. It made me sad.

Kate... i can kinda see that... maaaybe if quentin tarantino and matthew perry had a lovechild?