"Glen Ross" refers to the play "Glengarry Glen Ross," written by David Mamet. The story revolves around a group of real estate salesmen who are under intense pressure to succeed. They compete against each other in a high-stakes sales contest, where the top performers are rewarded, while the others face dire consequences. The play explores themes of ambition, desperation, and the moral compromises people make in pursuit of success. Set in a Chicago real estate office, the narrative highlights the cutthroat nature of sales and the impact of capitalism on personal relationships. The characters, including Shelley Levene and Ricky Roma, showcase the lengths individuals will go to secure their livelihoods. The play has received critical acclaim and has been adapted into a film, further cementing its place in American theater.