:07:03
Ted, you got a lunch?
:07:05
Hi, Jim. I don't know. I was trying
to work this idea out here...
:07:09
Good. I'll pick you up at 1:00.
:07:13
Okay, you got it.
:07:15
So the other morning,
I'm at the refrigerator...
:07:18
...getting Billy ready for school.
:07:21
I'm just in my underwear
and he notices I've lost weight.
:07:24
He comes in and pats me.
He comes to here.
:07:27
And he says, "Daddy, you've really
lost a lot of weight."
:07:31
He looks up at me and he says,
"And it's all gone to your nose."
:07:37
He was so cute. You know?
:07:39
You know, kids.
:07:40
It's delicious, want a taste?
:07:42
- I'm full.
- It's good.
:07:44
Listen, Ted...
:07:46
...I had a call from a friend
of mine over at another agency.
:07:52
The Mid-Atlantic people have
invited them to pitch the account.
:07:55
Why?
:07:56
They're not happy
with what we're doing.
:08:00
I think you should have them over
and I'll give a little tap dance.
:08:04
I got Norman working on it.
:08:07
Norman?
:08:11
You taking me off the account?
:08:15
You don't like me anymore?
:08:17
It's not quite that simple.
:08:21
I think we're gonna have to
make a few changes here.
:08:28
You're firing me?
:08:31
Yeah, I'm letting you go, yes.
:08:37
Why?
:08:38
Now, look, Ted, this is
a very painful thing for me.
:08:41
I've been getting a lot of pressure
from the guys upstairs.
:08:45
There wasn't anything I could do.
:08:47
I think it's better this way.
:08:49
If I took your stripes...
:08:51
...if I put you on a schlock account,
you'd hate it, and me for doing it.
:08:56
This way it's a clean break.
That's the best thing.
:08:59
You know my wife is fighting
for custody?