:33:00
The vote is ten to two. l´m talking!
You have no right to leave this room!
:33:03
He can´t hear you. He never will.
Let´s sit down.
:33:11
- Shall we continue?
- Well, l think we ought to take a break.
:33:15
You know, one man´s inside and
l think we ought to wait for him.
:33:22
Looks like we´re really
hung up here, huh?
:33:25
l mean, that thing with the old man,
that was pretty unexpected.
:33:29
Wish l could figure out some way
we could break it up.
:33:35
You know, in advertising...
l told you l worked in an agency?
:33:39
Some pretty strange people work there.
Well, not strange, really.
:33:43
l guess it´s just they have peculiar ways
of expressing themselves.
:33:47
l suppose it´s the same
in your business too, huh?
:33:50
- What do you do?
- l´m a watchmaker.
:33:53
Really? l imagine the finest watchmakers
in the world come from Europe.
:33:57
Anyway, in an agency,
when we reach a point like this...
:34:00
l´m telling him, in an ad agency when
a point like this is reached in a meeting,
:34:03
there´s always some character
ready with an idea, see.
:34:06
lt kills me. lt´s the weirdest thing,
:34:09
the way they sometimes precede
their idea with a phrase.
:34:12
Like, some account exec
will get up and he´ll say:
:34:16
´´OK, here´s an idea. Let´s... run it up
the flagpole and see if anyone salutes it.´´
:34:22
l mean, it´s idiotic, but it´s funny.
:34:24
l... got a little excited back there.
:34:28
l... didn´t mean to get nasty.
:34:32
Glad you´re not one of those who lets
these emotional appeals influence him.
:34:51
l don´t know what´s the matter
with that fan.