White Gold

Lavender bets Fitzpatrick the ultimate salesman's con of making a sale with a recent customer; Vincent's efforts to persuade an past colleague to join his sales team has a suprising twist.

A jealous Vincent questions his career choice after meeting a group of men from a local publishing firm who enjoy the perks of a corporate position, such as an expense account and a company car.

A tax inspector presses Vincent to pay up his unpaid taxes, prompting him to leave the showroom and take a family holiday. Vincent's ancillary business of manufacturing pirated copies of E.T. continues whilst he is away.

Vincent and Lavender go undercover to prank Fitzpatrick, but the trick goes extraordinarily wrong, uncovering a secret side to Fitzpatrick unbeknownst to his colleagues. Vincent is suprised to be shortlisted for an esteemed business award.

Vincent's life deteriorates, suffering from family and financial issues which causes him to lose his sales mojo; Lavender is compelled into the world of rock and roll after he too has his own career crisis.

Vincent thinks up a spectacular plan to restore his marriage, livelihood and self-worth. The plot involves teaming up with local gangster Ronnie Farrel. Vincent has a substanial tax bill to pay off.