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Stanley Huddersfield has graduated from University, but despite having a Master's degree in Art History he can't find a job. After countless rejections he gives up and starts working at the local supermarket where he is terrorized by his coworkers and a money crazy store manager. Years of putting up with these characters make him reach his boiling point.
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Stanley Huddersfield has graduated from University, but despite having a Master's degree in Art History he can't find a job. After countless rejections he gives up and starts working at the local supermarket where he is terrorized by his coworkers and a money crazy store manager. Years of putting up with these characters make him reach his boiling point.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mark van Heusden
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