Archie Goes To A Job Interview (ft. Carroll O'Connor) | All In The Family
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- Archie (Carroll O'Connor) goes to a job interview and gets the job!
From Season 7, Episode 5 'The Unemployment Story: Part 2': Archie continues to have problems with finances and with finding another job. At the grocery store, he stresses himself about Edith's spending habits and tries to save money even if it means denting cans to save two cents. Gloria informs him that he has an interview for a job as a custodian, and at the interview he finds out that he is only being offered the job because of his lack of education. He gets the job over a man who is highly educated but has been out of work for three years.
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One of the most acclaimed comedy series of all time, All in the Family with Archie Bunker as the irascible, highly opinionated, working-class family man who viewed the world on his terms and his terms only. When not arguing with his liberal son-in-law, "Meathead," Archie took refuge in his long-suffering wife, Edith, who tries her best to understand Archie's conservative ways and outdated beliefs.
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O'Connor was an Acting genius. The voice, the face. He had it all.
I used to watch this with such contempt for Archie.
Now I watch him with such delight.
Age does seem to bring wisdom.
Archie was right about a lot of things. He was not a racist at all. His judgment was spot on about people. Remember when Archie tried to warn Meathead about HORMONES? Zavo was painting Gloria in the nude. That came back to bite Meathead in Asa later too
@@gregoryschleitwiler9601
Archie was wrong, about much more than he was correct! That was the role they wrote for him, ''a racist, bigot''!
Archie Bunker was 100% racist...also bigoted, bias, prejudice! Over the years, he softened, after numerous battles with most of the people he came in contact with, and had to look through aged-eyes before lightening up on the negatives.
Szabo painting Gloria in the nude, had nothing to do with Archie's hormone lecture to Mike. Also, nothing about Szabo and the nude painting, came back to bite Mike! Does your brain actually allow you to think that kind of crapola?
You have an unbelievably low comprehension level, and I'm shocked you actually lived as long as you have.
People with your level of thinking are usually knocked off very young in life. You must have great protectors.
[If that's your real name, covering your face in shame would be appropriate; and asap, return to school, or seek professional help, RE: Why you cannot understand simple life situations.]
ha ha ..."CONTEMPT" ?? now we've got toxic-diaper-don-the-lyin-con ... FOR REAL .. not a tv character
@@gregoryschleitwiler9601 You might a swellahve started that with "I don't mean this to be racist, but..."
@@gregoryschleitwiler9601 So it's "not racist at all" to be vehemently against another family moving into the neighborhood, simply because of that family's being black and Archie being white, or to create a hierarchy system where people are ranked simply because of their ethnicity??
Let's admit it: Archie's ideal world is a country with a Saudi Arabia-esque government and a white ethnostate
Hilarious…. William and Mary… two of them, huh… busted out laughing at that one…
Sunday dinner at Gramma's, 60 Minutes, then All in the Family. The 70s were magical times.
All in the family I liked 60 minutes I could personally do with out especially during football season
Youth was a magical time
$3.90 an hour in 1976 (the year this aired) would be $21.10 today. This was for a janitor position. Yet we still have people complaining that $15 an hour is unreasonable for a minimum wage type job. smh
(edit: some seem to have taken this to mean the opposite of what I intended. I’m saying janitors and similar jobs absolutely deserve to earn a living wage, which is likely more than $15 an hour now)
I think you’ve just contradicted yourself. In 1976 a janitor could start out making today’s equivalent of over 21 dollars an hour. Yet today it’s “unreasonable” to expect even $15 an hour? This just goes to show how corporate greed has been on the rise over the years since this aired.
@dreednib and I bet people like you think that describes all of them right?! 😏😈
@@Steve-wf3vv you may have misunderstood my comment. Your point is the same as mine.
@@supercaptainbatdoggy who is the “all of them” you are referring to?
Meaning those complaining about getting $15/hr. I bet you think all millennials and youngsters and minorities are that way. Lazy entitled dont want to work.
I read into the tone of your comment, and gave myself the benefit of the doubt that I made the right judgement call.
Eh, mr conservative trump voter?
#DontGetMadIfTheTruthHurts
I was crazy over this wonderful series. In fact, I still am after 50 years!!
Employers are too damn picky these days and then get mad and complain when they get saddled with the loafers who don't want to work.
I agree. Not just these days either....I remember my very first "official" job interview. It was for a checkout clerk at a record-store in the mall. I knew from the second I walked in that the woman wouldn't hire me, but I tried so hard. She asked me questions like 'What did I feel were adjectives that described me?" or "Did I ever work in customer service?" I replied I'd worked at my college student center.
It turned out she only wanted 'giggly bimbo-types' (I know, because I saw who she hired instead of me). The girls never did anything except chatter to each other & chew gum. It seems many interviewers aren't at ALL interested in what you can do.....they want window-dressing. Very strange indeed.
@@taracollins5597 Correct. A record store would hire 'giggly bimbo-types' to draw in male customers.
Do you know any pharmaceutical reps? Same demographic.
She wouldn't be allowed to ask those questions today. I joined the AF in 1979. My month's pay was $390. And he's right- it's honest work. Few people pay attention to a custodian/janitor.
She wouldn’t be allowed to ask those questions - but employers have figured out ways to get the age of applicants, and can discriminate as they please. For example - many online applications will not allow you to provide your college and degree information - without including a graduation date… which makes it very easy to get what they want. It shouldn’t matter when you got the degree- because you are providing other applicable employment history and experience. but they can get it anyway.
yeah .. but you also had free room and board and medical.
@@scotthueston1843 It's reported that some employees are asking for login information for applicants social media accounts. In the early 2000s, I worked as controller for a university student affairs department that published and sold the yearbook.Students at the university were not aware that major companies (IBM, General Motors, Chase Manhattan Bank and many others) would order a copy of the yearbook which had a list of students and the pages on which they were mentioned. I remember that, one year, the photo of one club was taken in the center of a quad. All the club members were identified, indexed in the list and were nude in the photo 😮😮😮. Not exactly the thing some employers want to see.
My late mother used to same thing that Archie said about the "Ms." title, she couldn't get used to that "baloney." A good many women of the generation born in the 1920's truly found it offensive. Mom was all for equality in the workplace and on the pay scale, but felt that some of the other issues went a little too far. In any case, the only thing that's changed from this scene is that employers can no longer ask an applicant's age, but they are smart enough to know by the amount of work experience how old the applicant is and they don't hesitate to pass over we "old timers." It's changed from overt age discrimination to covert age discrimination.
There were way bigger issues back then than being called "Ms."
@@Bloombaby99 Mom would just mention her dislike for the "Ms." term to me privately at home. She wasn't making a social issue out of it in public or in one-on-one encounters such as the scene in this "All In The Family" episode.
I knew a guy from India whose name would not have identified him as such. But because he so often got passed over for jobs, because of being Indian, that to save himself wasted trips, he would often indicate on applications, that he was an Indian, though you weren't supposed to. His rationale was that as soon as those bigoted hiring bosses saw him, he'd get passed over, anyway, so why go there? But doing that went against, too. A couple places that would have hired him, didn't, due to him doing that.
yeah ... like a company wants someone who's 18 with 10 years of experience for $1.50 an hour
@@rhuephusSo true. I loved where Archie asks if the job is in Puerto Rico and the response that she gives. Great writers.
Still ahead of its time.
Love him! Use to watch All in the Family back in the day. Still hilarious!
Neva Patterson, playing the part of Ms. Maloney, the HR manager [what used to be known as Personnel back then] played the part superbly; as I worked in several positions in the high-tech sectors in the 1980s; both permanent and contract temp work; where most of the female HR managers, in those companies, had a similar demeanor as Ms. Maloney.
"Personnel is for ass-holes"
What's sad is Frank Edwards gets denied the job in favor of Archie and as a result Frank decides to make an attempt to commit suicide by jumping off the ledge of the building. The thing was that Archie never took the job on account of his gallstone and wound up going to the hospital. Another words Frank's suicide attempt turned out to be completely pointless...
I remember that.
I find this so sad, it reminds me of going to the unemployment office with now husband in the early 90's when 10s of thousands of people were suddenly laid off. My mom was laid off at the time this aired, she was so embarassed to go to the unemployement office.
That 3.90 an hour in 1978 would be a little over 19 dollars in todays money. Not great, but probably more than most custodian jobs start at now.
Correct I make $20 an hour at my place and we have an custodian service there and I recently looked up their starting pay, $14 an hour and they do so much that it's crazy to think it's only $14
I worked as a custodian for $8 an hour...my other job (a desk job) paid $6. 1995@@drebone1986
Two of them huh? priceless😂
I wish we had more full episodes here..😢😢
I'm sure you could order the hole episode on dvd.
Best show on TV.....it's on everyday where live....and classic cartoons..the only thing on TV worth watching
I was once overqualified for a position I applied for. I never understood what that actually meant. :)
It's a "polite" (term used loosely) way of saying the employer isn't prepared to pay the salary that your experience would routinely command. Personally, I've been more appreciative of the employers who tell me they are impressed by my experience but simply aren't looking for someone who's that experienced. At least THAT explanation doesn't end up making it sound as though the applicant has "done something wrong" by being "over qualified."
@@georgehewett5539 Employers are far too damn picky.
@@Bloombaby99 I must admit I respect each employer's right to seek whatever qualifications he, she or it wishes. I am definitely aware, though, there are many employers who expect the maximum in exchange for a minimum-wage salary, but again, that's the employer's prerogative. It's also the potential employee's prerogative to be disinterested in accepting the job. I just don't feel that there should be any "discouraging words" in either direction: Employers might refrain from using the "over-qualified" statement, and employees, likewise, should be mindful of the words they choose to express disinterest in a job that isn't ideal for them.
White male PhD in physics ---the least employable person on the face of the earth in 1972.
@@Bloombaby99 Not at all. Maybe you should raise your standards.
I loved all in the family, it still makes me laugh.
GOOD GRIEF NEVER SAW THIS ONE EPISODE I SAW SOME BUT NOT ALL 😂😂🤣
Funny and true stuff !
Great show
All you youngsters take heed.
This age discrimination still goes. You think you're indispensable to the enterprise and you are ... until the company sees they can pay a younger fire eater to do close to the same as you for far less than you are paid..☹
You see, medical, dental and retirement contributions are less expensive for a young person.🙄
Save, invest in acquiring updated skills and education when company offered and keep an updated resume at hand.🤔
I remember making 3.35 and hour when little Ceasars pizza just opened around 1989
Later in this episode, Frank attempted to jump out a window to his death.
Archie talked him out of it. Underneath it all, Archie had a soul.
"what is he? one of these things?"
Is the receptionist one of Fawn Leibowitz's sorority sisters?
She was the receptionist at that sorority!
....she is also married to Eric Roberts....
College?.....the 2 of them huh?? Lol
When the man said that he went to William and Mary, Archie thought it was two different colleges.
@@nassauguy48 Back then the viewing audience had to have an awareness of the world around them to get the subtleties of the humor in series like All In The Family.
52?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I know! People in the past aged faster, it seems.
They both look 65+. Edith too.
Makes me feel better the way I look at 52 😂
She was in Animal House.
97 and 3rd is close to Spanish Harlem in Manhattan which at one time was predominantly Puerto Rican but in no way or shape is it close to being in Puerto Rico, I've been in both places and Puerto Rico is worlds away from Spanish Harlem.
I still remember this episode as a kid. From what I can remember, Frank Edwards jumped to his death because he lost out on the job. Every episode Norman Lear wrote had controversial topics. This one in particular was suicide.
Yes I remember also
Incorrect. He goes out on the ledge but he doesn't actually jump. The police were able to pull him back through the window and save him.
My first job I started out at 3.25 a hour I think that was in 1973 🙂
Makes me look at my own life. I’m panicking just watching and like “damn! I better hurry up and get some big money and retire or else I’m gonna be like the old people that just say the hell with it and go on the front lawn and shoot themselves just so somebody will find them dead”…
1. How old are you now? 2.I encourage people, no matter their age, to develop a good side hustle/gig or two. And by side gig, I don't mean $15/hr. Find your gift set and connect with others who want or need your service or product. Including myself, there are many people who have exciting and rewarding side careers that help others and generate a solid income. Just something to encourage you.
and then you are THERE .... my, how time flies
@@jerrscott6373 I’m 33.. I’ve never held a “real job”.. always always always have been self-employed and in Sales. I’m a natural which is why money was never an issue. But I have had a steady business under my LLC.. AND THEN… I got sick.. in 30 days, I couldn’t work not one day! I literally just got out the hospital a few days ago. Lost my office space.. luckily I have loyal clientele and they’re waiting for me to get better because they don’t want to see anyone else. I didn’t plan for this kind of incident to happen to me. Was working 14-16 hour days and not sleeping. Lol my mom was like “I know you’re on cocaine”🤣🤣🤣 umm, no! I run the business alone and I need to be there late and early. But the exhaustion caught up to my body and I can barely walk. If my mom hadn’t found me laying in a pool of my own vomit and blood my daughter would be an orphan or I’d just be here alone. But I should have had insurance on the business but 🤷♀️.. that’s ok I’ll start a new one and I’ll do things differently
LOL 🤣 😆 😂 😹
that redhead sure looks familiar, anyone know who she is ?
The desk girl at the Emily Dickinson College dormitory in Animal House.
@@nassauguy48 THANK YOU ! My antique mind is now at rest
Archie reminds me of my 81 yo mom, she left school at 14.
Frank went out on the ledge and wanted to kill himself and archie talked to him and the 2 w
Omen didnt know wht to say
Was that girl in Animal House?
Yes, she played the desk girl at the Emily Dickinson College dormitory.
I actually had a very good friend by the name of Frank Edwards. Unfortunately he is no longer with us 😢
Not a Mr but a Mrs 0:48
Maloney irished named
Oh poor baby. His 3 years of unemployment money finally ran out.
Yes, anyone would be poor in that situation. Sure nuff!
@@DavidLopez-jl2ug But I mean seriously...he's clearly lying if he says he's searching for a job for 3 years but can't get one.
@@jaymike3302 Perhaps he meant he's been searching for a job for which he went through college to earn the credentials to do. As the employer here pointed out, if he goes in and is willing to accept any job for any rate of pay, most employers would be wary of his bidding the employer a hasty "farewell" as soon as a higher-paying job came along.
@@georgehewett5539 Yeah it might be difficult...it might take him a few months to find a job. But not over 3 years.
@@jaymike3302 Possibly not in that era of "All In The Family," but in today's world, it could well take three years. All I know is, in September 2021, I was terminated by my former employer, for what reason I was never told, at age 65. If I hadn't had the good fortune to be hired by someone with whom I'd worked back in 1998, I would probably have had to opt into Social Security early and thus lose a sizable portion of my monthly benefit that would be available if I wait until age 70, but I would have had no choice because there wasn't anyone even interested in interviewing me except one firm, and even then, the somewhat "transparent" excuse that firm gave for declining to offer me the job told me that the firm was balking due to my age.
Frank is not 48....
Miserable feminists were around back in the 70's too?
I'm the 74Th comment n my Husband was born in 1974
Ho Chi Minh committed a brutal màss-murder of landlords in North Vietnam in the 1950s. Even Ken Burns showed this of Ho!
Every day, you cut and paste this same comment in every and all All In The Family videos on CZcams.
It's insanity.
Mental illness isn't something that you have to live with. There is help available to you, if you reach out. Whether it's talk therapy or medications. I urge you to help yourself from this lonely life of Obsessive/Compulsive madness.