Cheryl Vaca

This is a thought provoking movie. It is well-done, but I was really bothered the movie was littered with bad language and sexual derogatory remarks, stereotype name calling, sexual images, and a pot party. I think it shows how digressive people become when human interaction is loss, and how dependent we have become upon our phones for information as well as companionship. Many workplaces have become just like what is portrayed, in retail as well as in corporate America. This is the standard everything is at today--disrespectful, immature, excessively rude, use of profanity, and with sexual or potty humor as acceptable, foul mouths and barely coherent speech rather than any kind of intellect in forming sentences. It would be nice to see a movie that suggests how to revert standards in culture back to professionalism and basic human respect in how we speak. If the movie substantiates these types of workplaces, that is not good as it already is a problem. However, if people think it is funny or are bothered by it, then there is room for change in our culture. The movie is worth watching, but it would have been more enjoyable without the crassness and profanity.