The Marx brothers, who work at different companies, meet after work for drinks. The first brother, Groucho, complains, "Our boss is so strict! If you're even three minutes late for work, you have to fill out a time sheet for three minutes, and you get docked for three minutes' pay. How ridiculous is that?! And nobody in management will listen to workers with a good idea. They only want us to follow their orders." The second brother, Chico, remarks, "That's a shame, Groucho. At my job, they're not like that. They don't force us; they just expect everybody to work hard, and most of us do because it's a good atmosphere. They welcome ideas from workers. They even have a suggestion box and brainstorming meetings. Maybe you should work with me." The third brother, Zeppo, chimes in: "You know, my company sounds a lot like Chico's. But not only are they glad to get suggestions, they go your place one better, Chico - they have this system. If there's a problem for the company, they let even the lowliest workers from the assembly line tell their ideas to the big shots. Slow Eddie had a really neat solution one time