Blister in the Sun
performed by Violent Femmes

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A man in a shirt, tie and brown sweater comes out of a Wendy's restaurant, his arms loaded with bags of Wendy's food. The man walks down the street, carefully carrying the bags of food for his co-workers. A pot of Wendy's chili is stirred on a stove top, while baked potatoes, covered with broccoli and cheese, and bacon and cheese are shown. The man returns to the office, delivering a bag of food to each person sitting at his/her cubicle. The end of the commercial shows a yellow Wendy's flag, flapping in the wind. They say they're going to Wendy's. You say, "Hey! Bring back chili and a baked potato.". And they do. And we love them. It's so thoughtful because Wendy's chili is simmered on a stove and made with care. And baked potatoes are pulled from the oven and covered with broccoli and cheese, or bacon and cheese. We can't have a parade for them, but next time, bring them back Wendy's chili and a baked potato, and say, "Hey! Thanks for doing what tastes right.". Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers Do What Tastes Right.

It's the summer of 1987, James Brennan, a recent college graduate, is looking for a job. After initial attempts to find employment prove unsuccessful, he eventually finds work at a local amusement park and learns it's the perfect course to prepare him for the real world.

Looking for answers to life's big questions, a stuttering boy joins his high school debate team.

Gus, Clark, and Richie are three grown men and neighborhood friends. Clark and Richie were the unpopular kids who were constantly bullied by jocks and always benched at the little league baseball games, because of their lack of athletic skill. When a nerdy boy named Nelson and his friends are kicked off a nearby baseball diamond by a team of bullies, Gus and Clark chase the bullies away. When Gus and Clark return with Richie to play again and get back their feel for the game, the bullies return and demand that they leave. Gus challenges the bullies to play them for the field, and the three friends win. Later, Nelson's billionaire father Mel tells the trio that he's impressed with their win, and explains his plan to hold a round-robin with all the little league teams in the state, plus their team. The winners will be given access to a new multi-million dollar baseball park that he is building. Wanting to capture the spirit and fun they never had when they were kids, the three decide to form a team called the Benchwarmers and join the tournament. They prepare to compete with all the other teams, despite the fact that they're three adults squaring off against nine kids per team.

Also known as "Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place".