1:21:01
By this time tomorrow,
women will be running the world.
1:21:05
And then you will see
how quickly everything will settle down.
1:21:10
Women running the world?
1:21:15
[Laughing]
1:21:21
Oh, you can't... You can't be serious.
1:21:24
- Why not, Mr. Flint?
- Yes, why not?
1:21:26
Oh, come now, Mr. Flint.
How many businesses...
1:21:29
are actually being run
by secretaries, mistresses, wives?
1:21:34
If the boss goes away
for a few days, does the work stop?
1:21:38
- No, of course not.
- That's probably true,
but I can't imagine...
1:21:41
You can't imagine how we poor,
dear ladies can cope with it all?
1:21:46
Face it, Mr. Flint.
We women are outliving you.
1:21:49
The wealth of this country,
of the world,
1:21:51
is concentrated in our dishpan hands.
1:21:55
In the laboratories, our refexes
are quicker than yours,
1:21:59
our manual dexterity
20 percent higher...
1:22:02
and our patience a damn sight longer.
1:22:04
All right. Granted all of that.
1:22:07
Now, what's your hurry?
Why don't you just wait?
1:22:10
It'll all fall right into your laps.
1:22:13
Uh, you will still have laps when
you're all wearing the pants, I assume.
1:22:18
But what about the millions
of women throughout the world...
1:22:22
who may not see your little plan
just the way you do?
1:22:24
- Did you say millions?
- Millions, yes.
1:22:27
My dear, show Mr. Flint
how the hair dryer works.
1:22:31
Go ahead, Mr. Flint.
I think you'll be quite interested.
1:22:35
Hair dryer?
1:22:46
I suppose when the hair is wet,
1:22:48
the current is conducted
and the programming received.
1:22:55
Brain and hair washing at the same time.
1:22:58
Exactly.