:28:07
Do you know her?
:28:09
No, I thought you did.
:28:12
Well, she better have
one hell of a deep voice.
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Good afternoon, I'm Lila French.
Which of you is David Anderson?
:28:21
-I am.
-Very pleased to meet you. Lila French.
:28:24
-You must be Mr. Durrell.
-Manuel Durrell.
:28:26
Pleased to meet you.
:28:28
I must say, this is the most interesting
offer we've had in a long time.
:28:32
-I'm dying to discuss it. I'm curious.
-Oh, yes. We must discuss it.
:28:37
-We have to.
-Needless to say, your note made my day.
:28:43
-What was in it?
-In your note?
:28:45
We agreed in principle, you know.
But his secretary--
:28:48
See, Manny has never read it...
:28:50
...and I was wondering
if you'd let us-- Let him read it.
:28:54
Oh, by all means!
:28:57
Oh, let me read it.
May I? I love it.
:29:00
It's inspiring.
It's more like a poem.
:29:03
Well, old Dave
always was better with words.
:29:06
-How did he put it to us?
-He put it beautifully.
:29:10
-I'm sure he did.
-Here's the beautiful part.
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"We will dedicate
eight hours a day, five days a week...
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...for six weeks, to your
community improvement center...
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...free of charge.
:29:24
If at the end of six weeks
our work has been helpful...
:29:27
...and the center finds
we have indeed been helpful...
:29:29
...in realizing
the aims of the center's project--"
:29:32
-How modest.
-Oh, well--
:29:34
Go on.
:29:36
"--then we pledge to continue
that contribution free of charge...
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...for an additional period of time.
Five years in the case of Mr. Anderson...
:29:44
...and four years, six months
in the case of Mr. Durrell."
:29:48
Oh, yeah. He put it beautifully.
:29:51
-How'd he come up on them figures?
-Statute of limitations.
:29:55
-I beg your pardon?
-He said there's got to be limitations.
:29:58
-You're so modest, it's unbelievable.
-Yes, it is unbelievable.