Applicant Evaluation and Comparison

The transcript introduces an applicant named Mr. Adolf Hitler and provides feedback on his execution skills, suggesting he needs improvement. The speaker compares his skills to those of others who are more advanced. The transcript also includes a promotion for the 'Crossroads of History' show and ends with a humorous comment about someone resembling Charlie Chaplin.

Who is the applicant mentioned in the first section?

• Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Mr. Winston Churchill

• Mr. Adolf Hitler

• Mr. Albert Einstein

What is the speaker's opinion on the execution skills of the applicant's work?

• Unacceptable

• Perfect

• Needs improvement

• Excellent

How does the speaker describe the skill level of the applicant compared to others?

• Above average

• Below average

• Exceptional

• On par

What is the name of the show mentioned in the second section?

• Past and Present

• Crossroads of History

• History Uncovered

• Time Travelers

Who does the speaker compare someone to in the final section?

• Buster Keaton

• Laurel and Hardy

• Charlie Chaplin

• Harold Lloyd