:21:00
(Ward) Uh, Mrs Taylor,
why did you leave Pittsburgh?
:21:03
After my husband died, I just -
:21:06
(Ward) Mrs Taylor, this is a post
of some confidence.
:21:08
(Marnie) Oh, please, let me have
a chance to prove myself, Mr Ward.
:21:19
Uh... very well, Mrs Taylor.
:21:22
I suppose you might as well
report to work on Monday.
:21:28
Miss Clabon in the
outer office will brief you.
:21:34
I'll be out in just a moment.
:21:36
Taking her on without references?
You' re always such a stickler -
:21:40
Let's just say I'm an interested
spectator in the passing parade.
:21:44
I don't get it.
:21:46
You're not supposed to get it.
:21:51
Hi, Miss Clabon.
:21:53
Hello, Mr Sam.
How's the curmudgeon business?
:21:56
Oh, Miss Mainwaring!
:21:59
Is Mark in? I want a free lunch,
and somebody to cash a check.
:22:03
I thought I'd stick Mark
for the lunch and you for the cash.
:22:05
Go right on in.
:22:08
(Ward) You have your
Social Security card, Mrs Taylor?
:22:10
- Of course. Right here in my purse.
- Who 's the dish?
:22:16
Miss Clabon will show you around.
She's been with us for seven years.
:22:19
I believe she finds the work
exacting enough. Good day, Mrs Taylor.
:22:23
Miss Clabon, will you call personnel
and have them send the forms up?
:22:26
Certainly, Mr Ward.
:22:34
(Miss Clabon) Hello.
This is Mr Ward's office.
:22:36
Would you send up a W-4
and the rest of the employment forms?
:22:40
Yes, before lunch. I'll wait.
:22:43
Thank you.
:22:45
Maud, what about Saturday?
:22:49
No, I only thought as you said
your mother wasn 't coming with us,
:22:52
I just wanted to make sure
about our reservations.
:22:56
Well, why don 't you call me back?
:22:59
Alright. Anytime.