:09:00
Tonight, I want you to go see your Aunt Dori
:09:03
and tell her you don't care
about working here, you're quitting,
:09:07
and tomorrow, you release
that statement to the press.
:09:11
Otherwise, I'm afraid
I'll have to show her all this.
:09:21
You really would, wouldn't you?
:09:23
I would.
:09:26
Well, you know, DL, I have been aware
:09:29
of what you and Quincy have been up to
the past couple of months and...
:09:35
Well, seeing you've got
my back up against the wall...
:09:39
You win.
:09:41
Hm?
:09:45
You're going to give up this easily?
:09:48
I just know when, er... I'm outclassed.
:09:54
I'll sign it tonight. (Clears throat)
:09:56
Anyway, I mean,
who wants a chemical company?
:10:00
- Ah, gentlemen.
- Good afternoon.
:10:02
- Hello, Roger.
- Hello, Junior.
:10:04
- And good night, Uncle David.
- Uh...
:10:08
- Roger. Come in, gentlemen.
- Junior.
:10:11
- Hmm.
- Well?
:10:15
Don't worry.
:10:17
They haven't sicked Quincy onto you yet.
:10:20
If only you didn't feel it necessary
to play the fool so much.
:10:24
What was it this time?
:10:26
It's nothing. Really, it's nothing at all.
:10:30
Except we have decided
:10:33
that it is time for people
to stop calling me "Junior" around here.
:10:38
- Roger, shall we see each other later?
- Why not?
:10:42
(Roger) 'I've got this little job to do first
but it shouldn't take very long.'
:10:56
Wasting your time, Fergie. It's gonna rain.
:10:59
- Good night, Junior.
- (Laughs)