:48:08
- Morning, Byron.
- You're on the newsstands this morning!
:48:11
Oh, you must've seen it already.
I think it's neat.
:48:14
- Have you heard from Pasarian?
- No. He seems to have disappeared.
:48:19
- Richard wants to see you.
- He's back from his vacation?
:48:22
- Yeah, he looks great, too.
- He needed it.
:48:26
What the hell is Pasarian doing in India?
:48:29
I needed a second opinion
on our proposed land purchases there.
:48:32
We're not buying already?
:48:34
You agreed I could activate
the conclusions in my report in full.
:48:38
That doesn't exclude me from making policy
decisions as far as the company's concerned!
:48:43
- You were on holiday.
- You could have reached me by phone!
:48:47
Bill Atherton wouldn't have
made those decisions!
:48:50
- I'm not Bill Atherton.
- I don't expect you to be.
:48:53
But I do expect you
to observe the rules of company conduct!
:49:00
I'll remember.
:49:08
What did you want with Pasarian?
:49:11
There's something wrong with the design
of his P-84 unit. Walker's agitated.
:49:16
I know he's the voice of doom and disaster,
but this time he has a point.
:49:19
Leave it to me, Richard.
:49:25
By this time, Napoleon thought
he was invincible...
:49:28
...and this is where he made his big mistake.
:49:31
When he attacked, the Russians
skilfully retreated into their own country.
:49:35
They lured him on,
and he reached Moscow to find it in ruins.
:49:38
(boy laughs)
:49:41
Who laughed?
:49:44
I did, sir.
:49:46
You?
:49:48
Come here.
:49:52
With that piece of paper.