The film begins with two ordinary people trying to take advantage of the realtor by pretending to be interested in a house to get the free meal tickers. As part of the comedy this is lightly amusing as they are perpetrating a rather innocuous and petty scam. Their rationale they use to justify their actions is that the realtor makes enough money. This type of selfish and easy log

An important aspect in terms of the presentation of the comedy in this main scene is that there is a clear and dramatic change of tone. The realtor's tone changes from the obsequiously friendly and softly courteous, to a shrieking and almost insane harshness. He changes from subdued and civilized to overbearing and murderous. This adds to the sense of the unexpected which drives the ironic comedy in this scene. What adds further to the comedy is that the realtor's tone changes once again when the two clients leave hurriedly after signing. As they leave the realtor's voice drops in tone and intensity to become once again the friendly salesman offering them commission on the any referrals and a free fridge magnet.

When the clients enter the realtor's office they turn down the latest house offer, even though the realtor has met all their requirements. They demand their free meals. This is the crucial moment in the film. The comedy lies essentially in the shock of unexpected actions. The realtor, obviously aware that he is being taken advantage of, reacts differ

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