The protagonist claims to have "averaged a hundred and seventy dollars a week" the year that Al Smith was nominated, and whose son's football career is ended when he flunks math.
One character in this work is disappointed in his refrigerator, as his Hastings breaks down more often than his neighbor's General Electric. Another character is referred to as "quarterback with the New York Giants" and commits a faux pas by stealing a fountain pen. The protagonist claims to have "averaged a hundred and seventy dollars a week" the year that Al Smith was nominated, and whose son's football career is ended when he flunks math. For 10 points, name this play that features characters such as Uncle Ben, Happy, Biff, and Willy Loman, written by Arthur Miller.
One character in this work is disappointed in his refrigerator, as his Hastings breaks down more often than his neighbor's General Electric.
Death of a Salesman