Original sentence: Another recurring catch phrase was "they'll ride up with wear", about the length of pairs of trousers he sold.In addition, there were sight gags generated by outrageous costumes the characters were sometimes required to wear for store promotions, and gaudy store displays frequently featuring malfunctioning robotic mannequins.Slocombe; Mr Rumbold, the autocratic, obsequious (to Mr Grace), easily confused section manager; Mr Lucas, the young, money-less, woman-chasing junior salesman; and Mr Grace, the very old, rich, woman-catching store owner.This permeated every interaction and was especially evident in the conversations between the maintenance men and the ostensibly higher-class store personnel
Edited sentence: Another recurring catch phrase was "they'll ride up with wear", about the length of pairs of trousers or sleeves of jackets that were sold.In addition, there were sight gags generated by outrageous costumes which the characters were sometimes required to wear for store promotions, and gaudy store displays frequently featuring malfunctioning robotic mannequins.In fact it was used to justify selling anything that did not fit the customer.Old Mr Grace never appeared but was apparently still alive.Slocombe; Mr Rumbold, the autocratic, obsequious (to young Mr Grace), easily confused section manager; Mr Lucas, the young, money-less, woman-chasing junior salesman; and young Mr Grace, the very old, rich, woman-catching store owner.This permeated almost every interaction and was especially evident in the conversations between the maintenance men and the ostensibly higher-class store personnel.When they did, it was almost always for a comical effect