Good Vintage 

Ben and Cam have a hard time finding enough vintage 50% cotton t-shirts to print Crisp's Japanese order of 300 on. Ben is too often on the phone and takes time off without permission, so he... See full summary »

Director:

Jonathan Levine

Writers:

Ian Edelman (creator), Seth Zvi Rosenfeld

Stars:

Bryan Greenberg, Victor Rasuk, Lake Bell

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Bryan Greenberg	...	Ben Epstein
Victor Rasuk	...	Cameron 'Cam' Calderon
Lake Bell	...	Rachel Chapman
Eddie Kaye Thomas	...	David 'Kappo' Kaplan
Shannyn Sossamon	...	Gingy Wu
Kid Cudi	...	Domingo Brown (as Scott 'Kid' Mescudi)
Luis Guzmán	...	Rene Calderon (as Luis Guzman)
Jason Pendergraft	...	Darren Hall
Margarita Levieva	...	Julie
Nick Sandow	...	Father Dan
Paul Calderon	...	Miami Joe
Curtiss Cook	...	Alex (as Curtis I. Cook)
Austin Jon Satinsky	...	Peter
Audrey Amey	...	Sales Associate (as Audrey K. Amey)
Herman Chavez	...	9 Kings Joe (as Herman Chaves)

Storyline

Ben and Cam have a hard time finding enough vintage 50% cotton t-shirts to print Crisp's Japanese order of 300 on. Ben is too often on the phone and takes time off without permission, so he ends up fired from his clothes sales job, but gets the t-shirts by inadvertently seducing salesgirl Julie. After a hot night he can't remember due to his hang-over, Darren sweetly insists on driving her to her next appointment. Warned by his confessor, René confronts Flaco, knocks him down like in their school days but ends up believing he didn't steal the cash.

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Plot Keywords:

face slap | duel | fight | bed | beating | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Did You Know?

Trivia

Bill Walters had three different uncredited roles over the course of the series:

• Episode 1.6 How to Make It in America: Good Vintage (2010) - Old Hippie Carpenter
• Episode 1.4 How to Make It in America: Unhappy Birthday (2010) - Flea Market Vendor
• Episode 1.3 How to Make It in America: Paper, Denim + Dollars (2010) - Playground BG

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Goofs

When Cam gets his phone back from the cashier in the clothing store he continues to use it upside down.

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Soundtracks

Keep the Change
Performed by Joe Bataan

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Details

Release Date:

21 March 2010 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Broadway Stages, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Leverage Management, Closest to the Hole Productions, Big Meyer

Technical Specs

Runtime:

24 min