At the ghetto gate, where the Jews are forced to check in at the folding tables for their housing assignments, Pfefferberg, with his attractive wife Mila (Adi Nitzan), is astonished to see hat his Jewish friend Goldberg has sold out - he has somehow made an agreement with the Nazi Gestapo to be granted a position of authority as a ghetto policeman: "I""m a policeman now, could you believe it? That""s what""s hard to believe.Afterwards, he returned to his lonely but simple life in a dingy, cramped, one-room, second-floor apartment (at he end of a row of similar brick apartments) in South Philly - in a deteriorating, bleak area of the city." The woman then conjectured: "I think you must be in love or something."Carol""s co-worker Bridget (Helen Fraser) entered, complaining about the imperious boss Madame Denise (Valerie Taylor) - and the entire work environment inside the salon: "Why does the old bitch pick on me? That""s the second time this week.At Twin Pines Mall in the early morning of October 26, 1985, frizzy-haired Doc unveiled his time machine invention to Marty (his silver DeLorean car, powered up to 1.