Chandler starts a new job as an advertising intern. He comes up with a commercial for a shoe company, and impresses his boss with his newfound abilities.
During Andy's product pitch, he realizes that his audience is disengaged and adjusts his pitch to grab their attention. Instead of highlighting the technicalities of his product, he uses a demonstration to back up the claims that his product is safe and non-toxic, unlike competing products.
Scuttle claims to be an expert on "human stuff" and gives Ariel a persuasive explanation of a "dinglehopper," or a fork. He shows the benefits of the dinglehopper and its versatility through a product demonstration. He attempts the same with a "snarfblat," or a smoking pipe.