Can we just acknowledge how she treats him with respect in return, apolgizing when he proves he's right. I haven't watched the full movie but from these clips she seems to be a great boss that acknowledges contributions.
the “can i try” is such a huge sign of respect. he knows his way is better but never forces her to accept his help. wish some people would understand this, as their definition of better doesn’t always work for other people. Edit: movie name is the intern
Also the woman’s “I apologize”. She can confidently admit when she is wrong with no embarrassment, anger or nothing. Just a simply you were right, I was wrong.
@@t83ndnsk3k yeah honestly parents don't teach their kids very well-behaved manners him opening the door for her small stuff like that goes a long way too I grew up learning respect I'm 22 I hate this generation no respect for others or even for themselves I really hope everyone is having a great day I don't know if you are but if you're not I hope it gets better ❤
What a chill boss. She recognizes him for his hard work, is considerate with how much she asks him to do, and apologizes when she's proven wrong. Bosses like this make the workplace not only bearable, but makes you actually want to try and be good at your job.
Such bosses are not rare! Just 2 weeks ago I was flying to London on an early flight and my boss said he would take me to the airport at 3:30 in the morning! My estimation of my boss was already high, but this blew it out of the park!!
The Intern was a really sweet movie. Ben became like a mentor/father figure to multiple young people in the movie. His character was just a wonderful, kind person.
She must be an excellent boss cuz she showed nothing but respect and humility to the guy, even apologizing to him. And the guy despite knowing better, still ask whether can he try instead of forcing it.
I love how she recognized and respected his hard work and even apologized when she was proven wrong. Such a nice boss. I'd go above and beyond for someone who treated me like that
Thank you so much!!!! The name of the movie should be there, but the brilliant mind of the channel manager chose to make us beg here in the comments, what helps him!!!!
If I retire, I might do something like this. It is actually something that other companies are offering more and more. It keeps active seniors being active and passing their experience on to a younger generation. I'll bet his character does not need the money, but needs the feeling of belonging to something better than sitting at home all day and wasting away.
You nailed it. I LOVE this movie and DeNiro plays his role to a T. He's happily retired, living comfortably, he has grown up children who he loves and who have lives of their own now and his wife is recently passed away. He doesn't need the money, he needs the sense of drive, belonging and routine he once had when he was a career man.
It would be great for businesses. There is a great need for the gentlemen's touch on today's aggressive takeover style. Even KFC management feels like heavy industry.
And if it gets to be commonplace, it will impose even more impossible expectations on young people who just finished school. If you can get an intern with 50 years of experience you will choose them instead of someone with zero. Internship is supposed to get you enough experience for an entry level job. And already the requirements for that include more years of experience than physically possible for a freshly graduated person. You really want to make it worse? How will people start a life and families if they can't even get an internship because every job is filled with experienced old people who already raised a family and now they're just bored and just need something to do? It's unfortunate that some people have to work past retirement because money is too tight otherwise but don't make it a desirable thing.
If your a Christian mentoring highschoolers and College and career age students at churches is something needed and you will also learn along side them. You don’t throw out the old wine because of the old one skins and you don’t reject the new wine because of the new wine skins. Both have value.
@Jocky8807 The romance in this sucks. The husband cheated on her and I don't like that she forgive his so easily. I think this is more slice of life movie
@@underleft What world do you live in that you don't accept responsibility for your mistakes? This is what mature people do. Acknowledge their mistakes apologize and try to make it right.
@@debalden2926I think he meant from a boss, there are many bosses in today's world who are not like Anne Hathaway's character. Most are just douche canoes
Actually a really great example of a boss and employee. He recognizes where efficiencies can be found and speaks up for himself respectfully and the boss remains grateful, respectful, and willing to concede that another human being may know more than them about some things
If only, I had one boss about to break something cause a line wouldn't move and I was like if you just put this.. and he was like I WAS HERE BEFORE YOU I KNOW HOW IT WORKS! Like ok bro but I kinda need it so uh puts box in front of sensor to keep work going
unironically using the “can i try” line is really good for when you have a boss that always wants it done their way, i’ve used it a couple times and when you do it for something you know is a better way they always love it
@@underleft Nope. My job is absolutely NOT to do things the way my boss wants them done. He knows darn well I know my job, and he trusts me to do it in a way that will work. He may make suggestions, but it's my decision. And my responsibility if I get it wrong, fairly enough...
@@underleft It clearly depends on the job, position of employee, boss's level of expertise (some are just putting the money but haven't actual working experience on the field they started their business), of course the experience of employee and the stakes involved with decision making.
This is a role reversal movie. The older male assistant does everything for his female boss, that a traditional older female assistant would do for her male boss.
"Role reversal" then you talk about sexes 😂 Maybe it's role reversal because the older person is interning when internship wasn't even a popular concept until the 2000s You could probably count all the 60+ yr interns on one hand
A quote from my old team leader "A boss bosses you around from the back, a leader leads you forward from the front, you follow a leader, you flee from a boss."
Once you've been a boss, you're going to see this statement a lot differently. The modern corporate environment is not a boss problem, it's a culture problem.
@@underleftI can somewhat understand this but I think it's too multifaceted of an issue to generalise it as one way or the other. Both factors come into play. The culture is garbage for any sort of management because (at least in Western settings) the mentality has shifted to being extremely selfish with a complete disregard for authority. That being said, authority being demanded through 'bossing' people around is not productive or conducive to building a thriving relationship with employees.
What an enormously great actor DeNiro is! He is playing an efficient kind helpful gracious courteous human being. And we know that he isn't which proves he is a great actor
This movie is really great, shows a lot that every generation has something to offer, learn a lot from "Ben" about ethics, initiative in the workplace, people skills, modesty, the worth of experience over skills, etc.
I read assistant as “assassin” and was waiting for the lady to pass out after drinking the soup while Ben took her to some abandoned warehouse house lol.
I love this movie. It feels so human. Down to earth, genuine connections between the characters, and the cross-generational friendship was so sweet and nurturing both ways.
This is like Andy from The Devil Wears Prada started her own company and decided to be the complete opposite of Miranda Priestly. The movies are literally two polar opposite intern/assistant experiences.
Theres a certain joy in performing basic essential simple tasks when one is older. No wonder grandparents enjoy their time with grandchildren. Gives them a great sense of purpose.
Wow. That’s so sweet. And the “can I try?” Was so respectful. And then the “I apologize” to “no need” was really just nice. I would’ve been like “see I told you”. Dang. This guy is good.
This is actually one of my all time favorite movies. Before, I never imagined how well Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway’s performance as a leading duo would work out, but now, I can watch with a smile on my dial.
Honestly? This is my favorite role from Robert DeNiro. I love a mean looking tough guy as much as the next, but there's a tenderness in his acting here that is such a pleasant departure from his norm. I love it!
I remember the creator of this movie said she usually did romcoms about older couples to a highly successful degree But she wanted to experiment and make a movie about a friendship still involving a older person It hella paid off This movie is fantastic and severely underlooked.
The best thing about this is that they’re not set for romance. He is just a different person she’s used to and surrogate father of sorts and it’s so nice to see.
This movie is so good and the way they both talk to eo with mutual respect in a corporate setting is amazing. This is what an intern and boss’s relation should look like 🧡
Isn’t it great when you have people who don’t need to be right or better? Isn’t it wonderful to see people who are willing to listen, to try, to give and take? They learn better ways, are totally ok with apologizing, and there is also no need for the apology. So much nicer than the opposite!!
If Robert Deniro would humble himself in real life like his portrayal of this character in this movie, then he wouldn't seem like such an ass. It's like hes always playing the tough guy even when hes not acting in a movie lol.
It's a good thing he doesn't like Trump. Not liking Trump just shows he's nice. Cuz Trump himself isn't nice. And has zero humanity. If you disagree then you are beyond brainwashed
ben represent a last generation career and staff, he learnt so hard and so humble to adapt the latest knowledge and learning, he showed the young men of the gentlemen attitude and mind sharing.
This just goes to show how an older established man is actually good for a woman and you don't have to be the exact same age to appreciate the Charisma of an older man
Can we just acknowledge how she treats him with respect in return, apolgizing when he proves he's right. I haven't watched the full movie but from these clips she seems to be a great boss that acknowledges contributions.
I'd recommend giving it a watch, its a good movie
The Intern, great movie!
Yes she was indeed! It's a very wholesome movie
This is SUCH a good movie. They are both insanely good. Definitely recommend it.
You wanna disrepect the Don, you wanna sleep with the fishes?!
the “can i try” is such a huge sign of respect. he knows his way is better but never forces her to accept his help. wish some people would understand this, as their definition of better doesn’t always work for other people.
Edit: movie name is the intern
Also the woman’s “I apologize”. She can confidently admit when she is wrong with no embarrassment, anger or nothing. Just a simply you were right, I was wrong.
@@Dinobob26lessons for all of us in interacting with respect for other people. I dig it.
@@Dinobob26both of these are behaviors 99% of people never were taught
@@t83ndnsk3k yeah honestly parents don't teach their kids very well-behaved manners him opening the door for her small stuff like that goes a long way too I grew up learning respect I'm 22 I hate this generation no respect for others or even for themselves I really hope everyone is having a great day I don't know if you are but if you're not I hope it gets better ❤
You have too much ego
"I apologize" rarely heard this from upper management
Difference in being a boss and being a leader
When I was a boss this was a norm ;) but I'm a weirdo.
That's a movie. Real life isn't like that. Praise always goes upwards, blame always go downwards.
Upper management would turn you upside down for pointing their error 😂
@@mistell89 A-freakin'-men!! Great comment.
What a chill boss. She recognizes him for his hard work, is considerate with how much she asks him to do, and apologizes when she's proven wrong. Bosses like this make the workplace not only bearable, but makes you actually want to try and be good at your job.
*sniffle*
Such bosses are not rare! Just 2 weeks ago I was flying to London on an early flight and my boss said he would take me to the airport at 3:30 in the morning! My estimation of my boss was already high, but this blew it out of the park!!
Yes and santa clause makes Christmas better also. Make believe things can make life better but they are just make believe.
They are much more common in small upstart companies. As soon as you get to bigger corperations that soul is lost.
I agree 🎉😢
The Intern was a really sweet movie. Ben became like a mentor/father figure to multiple young people in the movie. His character was just a wonderful, kind person.
Exactly he brought a ton of value consideration adult behavior and experience they really needed him but didn't know it at first
This statement makes me want to watch this movie! Treating others with kindness? Wow! My kind of movie! ❤❤❤
Completely opposite of his real life lol
How is the movie called?
@@vanie123 The Intern
She learned what kind of boss NOT to be from Miranda Priestly.
Truly underrated comment
Waiting for this to blow up. Potential banger
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😁👌
I agree 😅
She must be an excellent boss cuz she showed nothing but respect and humility to the guy, even apologizing to him. And the guy despite knowing better, still ask whether can he try instead of forcing it.
so true
Everyone is talking about how the intern was polite by using the “can I try” but I think she was also very respectful by apologizing for being wrong
Uhhh tons of comments are complimenting the boss too
The difference between intelligence and wisdom
What are u talking about
Well put.
When he said that there was a shorter way. She likely used Google Maps all of her adult life and he knew the roads.
I think if you were really wise you wouldn’t need to be working at that age 😂
@@yoloswagprobro8227 The Robert DeNiro character doesn´t have to work, he just wants to have something to do during the day..
The Intern is an incredibly heart felt, perfect sunday movie
Ok Netflix
@@lcoopcooperl lol
@@user-mp9qf5zy3l its in hbo, also costs 3 bucks on prime
Oh wow it's Sunday giving it a watch thank you
Oh wow it's Sunday giving it a watch thank you
I love how she recognized and respected his hard work and even apologized when she was proven wrong. Such a nice boss. I'd go above and beyond for someone who treated me like that
For those wondering, the film is “The Intern”.
One of my favourites!
such a kiss ass🤣
Thankyou I was wondering
Thank u ☺️
@@michelleivan5060 ok Karen!!!
Thank you so much!!!! The name of the movie should be there, but the brilliant mind of the channel manager chose to make us beg here in the comments, what helps him!!!!
If I retire, I might do something like this. It is actually something that other companies are offering more and more. It keeps active seniors being active and passing their experience on to a younger generation. I'll bet his character does not need the money, but needs the feeling of belonging to something better than sitting at home all day and wasting away.
You nailed it. I LOVE this movie and DeNiro plays his role to a T. He's happily retired, living comfortably, he has grown up children who he loves and who have lives of their own now and his wife is recently passed away. He doesn't need the money, he needs the sense of drive, belonging and routine he once had when he was a career man.
It would be great for businesses. There is a great need for the gentlemen's touch on today's aggressive takeover style. Even KFC management feels like heavy industry.
And if it gets to be commonplace, it will impose even more impossible expectations on young people who just finished school. If you can get an intern with 50 years of experience you will choose them instead of someone with zero. Internship is supposed to get you enough experience for an entry level job. And already the requirements for that include more years of experience than physically possible for a freshly graduated person. You really want to make it worse? How will people start a life and families if they can't even get an internship because every job is filled with experienced old people who already raised a family and now they're just bored and just need something to do? It's unfortunate that some people have to work past retirement because money is too tight otherwise but don't make it a desirable thing.
If your a Christian mentoring highschoolers and College and career age students at churches is something needed and you will also learn along side them. You don’t throw out the old wine because of the old one skins and you don’t reject the new wine because of the new wine skins. Both have value.
I would love wasting my time :(
movie: the intern (2015)
I love that movie
Best romance movie.
It was a good movie.❤
I’ll check and see if it’s on Amazon prime? If not I’m out of luck.😅
@Jocky8807 The romance in this sucks. The husband cheated on her and I don't like that she forgive his so easily. I think this is more slice of life movie
She knows how to express appreciation and humility upon the corrected. A leader every employee needs.
"The Intern" watched it a while back. Was a very good and heartwarming movie.
What made her so great is the fact that she acknowledged her mistakes and even wanted to apologized
Which is what makes this movie complete fiction.
@@underleft What world do you live in that you don't accept responsibility for your mistakes? This is what mature people do. Acknowledge their mistakes apologize and try to make it right.
@@debalden2926I think he meant from a boss, there are many bosses in today's world who are not like Anne Hathaway's character. Most are just douche canoes
@@underleftwell that's why its a movie.you want real life,watch national geographic or documentary.even some documentary was being twist nowadays
@@debalden2926 what world do YOU live in that this is the norm? The average person does not act like this
Ben's so considerate.
in the end he got the best girl (hint: not anna)
He's just a good assistant.
The whole office treats him like the grandfather who offer useful and friendly advice instead of just another out of touch old guy.
"The Intern" is one of the best movies I've watched. I can re-watch it an indefinite amount of times. It's just so heartwarming.
Wow.. was that an interaction with maturity and respect for one another? I was not expecting that today.
Actually a really great example of a boss and employee. He recognizes where efficiencies can be found and speaks up for himself respectfully and the boss remains grateful, respectful, and willing to concede that another human being may know more than them about some things
If only, I had one boss about to break something cause a line wouldn't move and I was like if you just put this.. and he was like I WAS HERE BEFORE YOU I KNOW HOW IT WORKS! Like ok bro but I kinda need it so uh puts box in front of sensor to keep work going
Yeah the movie has a lot of positive behavior to learn from
unironically using the “can i try” line is really good for when you have a boss that always wants it done their way, i’ve used it a couple times and when you do it for something you know is a better way they always love it
Except if a boss always wants it done their way, that's the way you should do it. That's literally your job.
I have a boss that wants it her way, even if it fails. She has to try it, if it fails then do it the other way
@@underleft There is always tension between doing what your boss wants and doing what is best. The trick is to get the boss to buy in to what is best.
@@underleft Nope. My job is absolutely NOT to do things the way my boss wants them done. He knows darn well I know my job, and he trusts me to do it in a way that will work. He may make suggestions, but it's my decision. And my responsibility if I get it wrong, fairly enough...
@@underleft It clearly depends on the job, position of employee, boss's level of expertise (some are just putting the money but haven't actual working experience on the field they started their business), of course the experience of employee and the stakes involved with decision making.
The fact that her kid did the same as well when ben was driving, it was like seeing at a mirror. Chef's kiss by the writer.
The humble behavior of the man, respectable
This is a role reversal movie. The older male assistant does everything for his female boss, that a traditional older female assistant would do for her male boss.
This is how life is, the thing is that he knows that that is his job so he does not complain. While women complain about it
"Role reversal" then you talk about sexes 😂
Maybe it's role reversal because the older person is interning when internship wasn't even a popular concept until the 2000s
You could probably count all the 60+ yr interns on one hand
@@thesexybeast1868wow you sound dramatic 😀
@@chrisxx5583 Is he wrong? 😂😂😂
@@thesexybeast1868 sound like incel talk to me chief. You must be gay if you hate women so much.
A good boss equals loyal employees.
A quote from my old team leader "A boss bosses you around from the back, a leader leads you forward from the front, you follow a leader, you flee from a boss."
They say people don't quit jobs, they quit bosses. I think that's more true than not.
Once you've been a boss, you're going to see this statement a lot differently. The modern corporate environment is not a boss problem, it's a culture problem.
@@Customerbuilder depends
you can grow tired of a job, and you can grow tired of people
@@underleftI can somewhat understand this but I think it's too multifaceted of an issue to generalise it as one way or the other. Both factors come into play. The culture is garbage for any sort of management because (at least in Western settings) the mentality has shifted to being extremely selfish with a complete disregard for authority. That being said, authority being demanded through 'bossing' people around is not productive or conducive to building a thriving relationship with employees.
What an enormously great actor DeNiro is! He is playing an efficient kind helpful gracious courteous human being. And we know that he isn't which proves he is a great actor
This movie is really great, shows a lot that every generation has something to offer, learn a lot from "Ben" about ethics, initiative in the workplace, people skills, modesty, the worth of experience over skills, etc.
I read assistant as “assassin” and was waiting for the lady to pass out after drinking the soup while Ben took her to some abandoned warehouse house lol.
I read it the same too but I already watched this movie LMAO
This was such a good feels-good movie. I like it. We need more of it
Goodfellas, I was reading.
@@AgelessPhotondoesn’t help that robert de niro is in both of them 😂😂
@@AgelessPhotonhow the hell is goodfellas a feel good movie
@@panteleymonschekochikhin-k1978 its literaly in the name lilbro
I haven't seen it, but just from this clip, I was going to say this seems like a very feels-good movie.
Imagine the nerves and excitements of playing the role of supervisor for De Niro.
I remember seeing this movie and leaving the theatre with such a wholesome, warm feeling
I love this movie. It feels so human. Down to earth, genuine connections between the characters, and the cross-generational friendship was so sweet and nurturing both ways.
This is like Andy from The Devil Wears Prada started her own company and decided to be the complete opposite of Miranda Priestly. The movies are literally two polar opposite intern/assistant experiences.
The name of the movie
DiNiro is such a heartfelt actor when he’s not playing menacing characters. He’s really just the best sometimes.
He used to be a taxi driver a long time ago, he knows his way
Theres a certain joy in performing basic essential simple tasks when one is older. No wonder grandparents enjoy their time with grandchildren. Gives them a great sense of purpose.
Why don't you post the name of the movie with your Shorts? !!!!!!!!
@@antonygeorge8550 The movie is called The Intern.
the fact she even apologises out of courtesy at the end there. man this movie actually looks really sweet!
one of my favourite films ever, makes me bawl my eyes out every single time
This was honestly a very heartwarming film. Definitely worth a watch.
Ben is so experienced im starting to think he may have worked as a taxi driver in the 70s
Nice one, bro!
👌
You talkin’ to me?
DeNiro has never been this nice to anyone. 😂
Was looking for this comment😂😂😂
FACTS!!!😂😂😂
Well I may be quite noce to her too 😇😂
He was amazing in this role
Wholesome.
Mutual respect goes so far. It's amazing how far please and thank you and basic courtesy go.
I love this movie. It's just so calming. The relation between Jules and Ben is so heartwarming. Huge respect to Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway.
Thank You! I knew he looked familiar but couldn't pull his name out.
Both are so polite and respect to each other. It's nice to watch
This is one of the best I’ve watched their friendship is awesome and he reminds me of my late grandfather 😢
Ben is priceless.
This is one of my comfort movies, it's just so good and heartwarming❤
She's so gorgeous
There are some things that just can't replace experience.
The most respectable coworker relationship. Not surprised it's fiction.
Anne Hathaway is a goddess!
wonder where she went? i always thought she was a modern day Audrey Hepburn.
@@cuzz63 She did a film this year that's straight to Amazon so she's still active. I like the comparison to Audrey Hepburn
She’s the best boss tbh
Wow. That’s so sweet. And the “can I try?” Was so respectful. And then the “I apologize” to “no need” was really just nice. I would’ve been like “see I told you”. Dang. This guy is good.
One of my favourite movies. Their friendship is honestly so good.
Can i get the name?
The Inter@@loveislove5760
@@loveislove5760 The Intern.
@@loveislove5760The Intern (2015)
The intern @@loveislove5760
This is actually one of my all time favorite movies. Before, I never imagined how well Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway’s performance as a leading duo would work out, but now, I can watch with a smile on my dial.
The Intern is a good movie. Did you see Otto , thought that was good too
Honestly? This is my favorite role from Robert DeNiro. I love a mean looking tough guy as much as the next, but there's a tenderness in his acting here that is such a pleasant departure from his norm. I love it!
She is so adorable ❤
Man any guy would do this for anne Hathaway
Sheeeeeeeeet
Being a slave to a Hollywood elite, sounds like hell, no thanks.
This is why sometimes you gotta listen to someone who's got much experience in life and learn from each other.
People realizing there are wrong and just saying " i apologize" are great Humans.
I love eating soup in a moving car!
"No, I eat too much mercury... I don't feel so good." *collapses*
" Don't worry, I will be here " , my eyes tearing up!
Robert Deniro is such an ICON and natural STUD. Perfect casting choice for that role!! 😘
Man I gotta watch this movie, Ben seems like such a nice guy!
It's heart warming movie.. Must watch.
This is such a great movie. I love it.
One of the best movies of Anne and Robert.
Ben is the definition of a happy person
The best possible relationship a boss and employee can have by my understanding. Mutual respect.
The Intern is easily top 10 movies oat for me
Hell of a wholesome movie need more like these
Ben "Whiftakeli" Whitaker is such a nice guy.
Nah we gotta protect Ben at all costs
I remember the creator of this movie said she usually did romcoms about older couples to a highly successful degree
But she wanted to experiment and make a movie about a friendship still involving a older person
It hella paid off
This movie is fantastic and severely underlooked.
Gentlemanship never outdated
This is my all-time favorite movie. Ben is so sweet and he is living his life after retirement well.
The best thing about this is that they’re not set for romance. He is just a different person she’s used to and surrogate father of sorts and it’s so nice to see.
Good flick.
This is one of the sweetest movies ever. Features two of my favorite actors as well
We honestly need more movies like this 🥹✨
Watched this when it came out & it was a lovely film. I am sure a lot of older people miss working because of the routine & sense of belonging.
I sure as hell don't.
@@underleft who?
He’s so comfortable
this is such a comfort movie, i love watching it
This movie is so good and the way they both talk to eo with mutual respect in a corporate setting is amazing. This is what an intern and boss’s relation should look like 🧡
i love this cast and movie so much!!!!
What’s name of movie
What is the movie name
The intern
The internment camp
Isn’t it great when you have people who don’t need to be right or better? Isn’t it wonderful to see people who are willing to listen, to try, to give and take? They learn better ways, are totally ok with apologizing, and there is also no need for the apology.
So much nicer than the opposite!!
“can I try” is the sign of a leader.
He was her intern but was actually more like a father figure throughout the movie
🎥 Title: The Internment Camp (1942)
Top tier
Banger
That's the extended title.
Bro 💀
Anne Hathaway aged superbly well for a woman who was already in her early 30s in 1941 when this film was shot.
This continues to be my comfort movie.
This was alfred when he was fed up with bruce
If Robert Deniro would humble himself in real life like his portrayal of this character in this movie, then he wouldn't seem like such an ass. It's like hes always playing the tough guy even when hes not acting in a movie lol.
As if you have any idea what he's like in real life 😂
Maybe hes just a tough guy, bro. They do exist.
@@gnack420 its called a computer, you can use it to watch videos, some of witch show how he acts when hes not under the spotlight.
@@NA1c158 Robert Deniro is an actor, he plays a role.
@@69uremum actor's can't be tough guys in real life. Got it.
If only he was that nice in the real world, instead of a hate spewing anger puppet
What are you talking about?
Lmao because he doesn’t like Trump? He’s also a vaccine skeptic. Having opinions both sides hate sound like a puppet
It's a good thing he doesn't like Trump. Not liking Trump just shows he's nice. Cuz Trump himself isn't nice. And has zero humanity. If you disagree then you are beyond brainwashed
just watched the whole movie becuase of this clip and oh my god its the most beautiful heartwarming adorable thing ive watched in a LONG time
ben represent a last generation career and staff, he learnt so hard and so humble to adapt the latest knowledge and learning, he showed the young men of the gentlemen attitude and mind sharing.
This just goes to show how an older established man is actually good for a woman and you don't have to be the exact same age to appreciate the Charisma of an older man