Dorothy: Why Mr.Dillon, of course I""d be very glad to.But what could I possibly do for a big man like you?Dillon: Call me Abner?The scene dissolves to the office name plate of "Jones and Barry, Theatrical Enterprises.A woman does the same thing - the same, mind you, and she""s an outcast.Adam: Finished?Amanda: No.Now I""m not blaming you personally, Adam, because this is so.Adam: Well, that""s awfully large of you.Amanda: No, no, it""s not your fault.All I""m saying is, why let this deplorable system seep into our courts of law, where women are supposed o be equal?Adam: Mostly, I think, females get advantages!Amanda: We don""t want advantages! And we don""t want prejudices!Adam: Oh, don""t get excited, honey, and don""t -Amanda: I""m not excited -Adam: Oh, you""re giving me the Bryn Mawr right too.But after a short stint, he is laid off ("last in, first out").So he crisscrosses the country to find steady work.He travels by steamer down the East Coast, across the Lower Gulf states and the Gulf of Mexico to New Orleans (where no jobs are available), and hen by train North to Oshkosh (and Lake Winnebago) in Wisconsin.The announcer referred to the challenger as "The Clone Ranger" due to his Rocky-like style of fighting.