It Should Happen to You
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:17:01
I don't want excuses.
I just want that space.

:17:04
But, Mr. Adams, you said
you'd call me by Monday.

:17:08
- What about it?
- Well, you didn't.

:17:12
- Well, what about it?
- Well, then I phoned you.

:17:16
Well?
:17:17
And they said that you were still away
on your weekend.

:17:22
- Oh, they did?
- So I tried again on Tuesday...

:17:25
All right, all right.
:17:27
Then I just assumed
you'd lost interest.

:17:29
You know that
the Adams Soap Company...

:17:31
...has always used that space
for every summer campaign.

:17:34
You know how my father
feels about that space.

:17:37
- He's very partial to it.
- I know...

:17:39
Why don't we all watch
our blood pressure, Mr. Adams.

:17:41
- I'm sure it can be arranged.
- Nothing to it.

:17:45
Don't smooth me, gentlemen.
:17:47
Right now he tells us
it's tied up for three months.

:17:50
- Excuse me.
- Yes, but I'm quite sure that as soon...

:17:53
Send her right in, please.
:17:55
She's here. Troubles are over.
:18:09
Sit down, Miss Glover.
:18:13
Sit down.
:18:15
Go ahead.
:18:23
Now, Miss Glover, thank you
very much for coming up.

:18:26
I told you on the phone that you
wouldn't regret it, and you won't.

:18:30
These gentlemen are terribly keen
to use that Columbus Circle space...

:18:33
...which you have tied up right now.
:18:37
Now, they're fully aware
that in asking you to give it up...

:18:41
...they're probably interfering
with some plans which you have.

:18:44
After all, nobody hires display space
just to put their name on it.

:18:53
What they're prepared to do is this.
:18:55
And in my opinion,
it's a very handsome offer indeed.

:18:58
Reimburse you to the full extent
of what you've spent so far...


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