:36:03
Do you plan to do anything?
:36:05
We're considering it.
We have to be going. Excuse us.
:36:11
Is it true that the new factories
will displace 11 communities?
:36:15
- Is it that many?
- They granted permits, didn't they?
:36:18
- I guess so, if we got 'em.
- How did you get those permits?
:36:23
Beats me. I guess we bribed somebody.
:36:25
- He's joking.
- Funny.
:36:27
Really, we must be going.
:36:30
- What about Acrilonitrile?
- What about what?
:36:33
The toxic substance released
by the plastic bottles you market,
:36:37
despite the lawsuit forcing you
to delay until the effects are tested.
:36:41
- We really must go.
- I've been studying this thing.
:36:46
I've got it figured out, so come
and see what's going on yourselves.
:36:50
- You can't have outsiders...
- Sure we can. Come in, everybody.
:36:53
Is he kidding?
:37:16
Hi. How you doing, everybody?
:37:19
These people are
newspaper reporters.
:37:22
I thought it would be good
if they saw how we did things.
:37:26
This is a very dangerous precedent.
:37:29
We have a full agenda today already.
We don't have time for a press...
:37:36
Is it true that an accident
in your nuclear plant
:37:39
could stimulate seismic activity
in the San Andreas Fault,
:37:42
and destroy
most of southern California?
:37:45
I think you'd have
to define "destroy".
:37:48
Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen,
I'd like to make something clear.
:37:52
The Exo-Grey nuclear facility
has a foolproof
:37:55
built-in safety system that
guarantees no danger of any kind.
:37:59
That's rubbish.