Jackson Jambalaya

I think the guy in the yellow shirt is Bernie Casey. Damn fine actor.

My favorite role he ever did was that of U.N. Jefferson in "Revenge of the Nerds" (the national president of the Lambda Lambda Lambda fraternity).

"Let's face it, you're nerds"..........

The good old days when the Wayans were not only funny, but clever with their parody.

Oh man that's a funny movie I like the scene where he gets shot in his bunion

Looks like those guys jackets are blessed with many medals, and since they're both secretaries, they can assure us all that the medals are valid and proof that they are qualified.

Roger that, @7:58.

I would like to point out one thing, guys (in the general sense of "y'all" and not necessarily referring to commenters as male): speaking as a long-time litigation paralegal and a brief stint as a legal secretary, if there is one person who knows the details of the administrator/executive/lawyer's life, business at least and often personal, too, it is the secretary/assistant/paralegal. Even, the secretary knows more than me, most of the time. He or she is the person who actually procured the forms, completed them, requested the check for payment of the fees, attached the necessary and proper documentation to it, sent it to the proper entity in a timely manner, and calendared the deadline to send it the next time. The administrator/executive/lawyer, et al. merely signed it, and often without even reviewing the information. If the assistant makes a serious mistake regarding certification that might be required to get bids, it could be his or her job on the line. And good jobs in the legal field are hard to come by, post-tort reform. I have met many awesome secretaries, legal assistants, and paralegals who care about their work, manage a great deal of responsibility, frequently for the boss's personal life as well, and do a professional job. These people are rarely paid enough for what they do. And if something goes wrong or a mistake is made, not even necessarily by the assistant, guess who gets thrown under the bus (speaking from experience)? Thanks for letting me preach. Give your assistant a raise, or at least take him or her to lunch today.

I thought you were the co-pilot.