Diamond Men (2001)

The competition between old guys and young guys is a never-ending clash and plays out nowhere more graphically than on the battlefield of career. A pair of traveling salesmen hit the highways that connect two-bit Midwestern burgs, peddling diamonds wholesale to local jewelry stores in Diamond Men (2001). The old guy (Robert Forster), the company’s most senior representative, is a recent widower who makes even his bowel movements by the book. The young fella (Donnie Wahlberg) is a looser goose, putting scoring chicks ahead of all else. Each of the leads has a lesson to teach the other, about loyalty, about priority, about love, but when the movie ends, only one will have had the wisdom to come out ahead.