 The attendants of the seminar are then given Ellsworth 's harsh version of reality , which has been compared to the tenets of Erhard Seminars Training . Ellsworth preaches a belief in self @-@ adoration , which he says will get rid of emotional highs and lows . Ellsworth centers this goal around the notion of " finding our own space . " He utilizes an authoritarian style of control within the group , as a therapeutic method to solve problems . The other attendees at the seminar are shown to be passive consumers looking for any way to fix their personal issues . However , Mork , with his trademark causing of difficulty , begins to question the foundation of the rules of the course , as well as the nature of the philosophical material that Ellsworth has put forth , by pointing out hypocrisy among Ellsworth 's own contradictory statements . In the end , Mork wins out over the Ellsworth philosophy by instead calling to mind universal humanistic moral values . Ellsworth dismisses Mork 's victory over his methodology , exclaiming : " I 've got my Rolls @-@ Royce ! " Mork wins a moral victory @-@ and <unk> , it turns out , has had his Rolls @-@ Royce stolen . 
