Change For The Bettor

Theodore Tully Greenwood is a man with an enormous ego. He believed he was a
great father, great employee and union brother, great lover and above all, a great bettor
who loved to win money betting on sporting events with a local Milwaukee bookkeeper.
He was so successful at winning money that the Mob boss, who headed the betting
operation, sent his estranged wife to bait Greenwood into a sexual encounter. Hours
later Greenwood and the Mob bosss wife are taken to a hunting cottage where they
are shot and killed.
Greenwoods body was covered with a tarp behind the cottage and wasnt found
for about two months. And hour after the funeral ended Greenwoods spirit woke
up on his bed with his guardian angel sitting in a chair looking right at him.
Tully is escorted to Heavens front door by the guardian angel. An entrance
counselor reviews Tullys life with him and determines his entrance assignment
is to meet a number of souls already in Heaven.
Tully is taught the importance of change for the better, or bettor, in order to
make it all the way into Heaven.