And near the opening when he's walking through the workers after selling his automotive business, you can tell that were not union men. The respect that both employer and employee had in those days before the Big Labor thugs became entrenched (thanks to FDR and his evil handmaiden Frances Perkins) is evident. It was scourge of unionism that divided owner/management from the workers.
And on a lighter note, Vision, I watched this classic film on an equally classic, old television I still have. The brand of that set? Well, take a look:
