Wheels of Fortune
An ageist sales manager reluctantly takes over his dismissive father's mobility scooter business. He wants to create a fancy new advert for the store but his father wants to stick to what he knows.
An ageist sales manager reluctantly takes over his dismissive father's mobility scooter business. He wants to create a fancy new advert for the store but his father wants to stick to what he knows.
Darren Hill
Eddie
James Graeme
Al
Georgy Pleece
Fred
Andrew Norman
Pensioner
Jose Rijo Oliveira
Jimmy
Lyn Lyn
Laundry Customer
Milo Hickey
Laundry Worker
Alexis Houssemand
Interviewee 1
Christopher Lloyd James
Interviewee 2
An ageist sales manager reluctantly takes over his dismissive father's mobility scooter business. He wants to create a fancy new advert for the store but his father wants to stick to what he knows.
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