Spec’d, covered, out the door.
A foreman's glove order goes on account in seconds. Then a new hire on his first day gets boots to his employer's spec, with the company's allowance and the two shirts it covers applied at the counter.
What the film says.
Hank: Twelve pairs of these for the Corwin crew.
Carla: Twelve’s the case price. Sign, and it’s on the account.
Hank: Thanks.
Luis: Hi. I just started at Kettle Ridge Power. They said boots to company spec, and I don’t know what that is.
Carla: Composite toe, EH rated, eight-inch. And they cover $200 a year. Step up, and we’ll measure you.
Carla: Ten and a half wide. This one’s on their list, in your size.
Luis: What’s it run?
Carla: Two-fourteen. Kettle Ridge covers $200; you’re in for $15. And go merino, not cotton. Cotton holds sweat, and that’s how a new boot blisters.
Carla: And they cover two Class 2 shirts a year. Want them now?
Luis: Yes!
Carla: Kettle Ridge picks up two-seventy. Yours is $36.87. Tap when you’re ready.
Luis: First day, and I’m set.
Narrator: Spark knows the spec and who pays, so every clerk outfits a crew right.