The team attempts to pitch the movie and seeks capital for investment for the production of the film. The filmmakers see a number of investors from different business backgrounds.

Jim and Pam scheme on how to get out of a boring meeting. It seems as though their plan is successful until the very last second.

As a rookie, the salesman begins cold calling potential clients. He sells them on the possibility of getting rich, and shares his knowledge about the stock industry.

Comedy clip at beginning puzzles about why the Chinese use chopsticks. The idea hasn't hit them yet that the spoon might be a superior tool.

Elaine comes up with the idea of selling only the top parts of muffins; within days her old boss has opened a muffin-top store, capitalizing on her idea. Elaine needs protection for her idea, which is the role of the patent/trademark system.