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| - Businessman is a character in the Super Mario series. He first appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. He is a Ratooey. He likes to charge everything that he buys to his business account. Later, he loses his suitcase, Mario has to get it back from Zip Toad, who is actually Doopliss. Later in the game, he will sell Hot Sauce to Mario.
- Businessman is the minor character of Rugrats that he is voiced by Phil Proctor.
- Businessman is a businessman from Curious George
- House was canvassing the passengers for pharmaceuticals when he came upon a businesswoman. House noted that she had herpes and asked for her Acyclovir. She denied having either, but Businessman sheepishly handed over his Acyclovir. Businesswoman shot him a look and House reminded the passengers that they were in desperate need of medication to treat the sick passengers.
- The Businessman was one of Ned Bolger's henchman.
- 5x07LawyerBusi.png|Businessman (Sympathy for the Demon) 8x02Businessman.png|Businessman (Malice in Wonderland) 8x07BusinessManWoman.png|Businessman (The Lost Picture Show) A Businessman appeared in a total of 4 episodes over the course of the series.
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- The Businessman is a minor character that appears in the game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- Businessman is a skill book in The Last Stand: Union City.
- Businessman is an unnamed man who appeared in "Raven and The Swans".
- A businessman was someone who initiated trade and business deals, similar in practice to a merchant, but who did not always trade goods directly. Many Ferengi were considered businessmen, like Barbo. (DS9: "The Nagus") Bela Okmyx of Sigma Iotia II considered himself a businessman and told Spock that once, while he was searching for James T. Kirk. (TOS: "A Piece of the Action" ) In 2370, while trying to sell the vacuum dessicated remains of Plegg to patrons in his bar, Quark told them he was merely a businessman. (DS9: "The Alternate")
- “Je suis en voyage d'affaires, donc tout compte sur le nombre de dépenses ! Oui !” — Businessman, Paper Mario : La Porte Millénaire Le businessman est un Rat apparaissant dans Paper Mario : La Porte Millénaire sur GameCube. Il apparaît tout d'abord dans le Chapitre 6, dans le Train Express où il est content que le train sera pris en charge par son entreprise pour des raisons professionnelles. Le deuxième jour du voyage, Businessman perd sa mallette qui contenait des plans pour construire la toute dernière invention de son entreprise, de le Nitro au Sirop de Miel.
- A businessman is essentially a liar in a suit, and often with a matching tie (the similarity between "tie" and "lie" is either a mere coincidence or a divine, poetic justice). The tie is not only a fashion thingy - it could have other uses; an ordinary, disgruntled worker can use the tie to strangle his, let's say, boss. The fine thing with this type of snare is that it is already in its proper place, around the neck of the guilty one.
- A disrespectful businessman was one of the passengers on the flight Reese took in an attempt to leave his colleagues. He is first seen on the phone, and putting a bag in the overhead compartment ahead of an elderly lady. Reese, trying to help her place her baggage is chastised by him. "Hey, that's my Tumi that your'e sliding over. Try not to smash it." And Reese's response to the man was to slam the bag he was holding against that bag, breaking the item inside. The businessman was talking on his phone during the plane's takeoff and was requested by Holly, the hostess, to turn it off. He rudely refused and when Carlos, another flight attendant, refused to help, Reese knocked out the businessman and took his phone.
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