:22:01
is down nearly 40%
this last quarter since...
:22:05
But revenues are up 20%.
:22:07
Give me a year.
Leave us alone.
:22:11
We'll eat what we grow,
sell the rest...
:22:15
I'll have a cash surplus
in a year.
:22:18
Give us some warning...
:22:22
when you go doubling
the price of corn...
:22:24
You cancel an old contract...
:22:27
with a customer like
C.P. Woodward Lumber.
:22:30
He used prisoners
for slave labor.
:22:33
As far as corn goes,
we're still below fair market.
:22:37
How much cash surplus
you talking about?
:22:40
In farm accounting alone...
:22:42
150,000.
:22:44
Dollars?
:22:45
Yes, sir.
:22:46
Good Lord.
:22:48
We'll need some
Wall Street types...
:22:52
to help manage it.
:22:54
I'd like to put it
back into the facility.
:22:57
The place is literally
falling apart.
:23:00
You've got dry rot,
disease, rats...
:23:03
and a boiler that your own
state inspectors...
:23:07
condemned six years ago.
:23:09
We authorized a new boiler.
:23:11
Why didn't purchasing
take my calls?
:23:14
Brubaker, I'm looking into that.
:23:17
Let's look
at your firing a state employee...
:23:21
who was bookkeeper for years.
:23:23
Because he wasn't worth...
:23:26
You're letting inmates
with fourth-grade educations take over.
:23:30
They don't all have
fourth-grade educations.
:23:33
You're telling me
that's going to work?
:23:37
These men have to
take responsibility.
:23:40
They'll change
this place, not me.
:23:43
What the hell
are we paying you for?
:23:46
The bottom line...
:23:48
is that you want to make life
real easy for those men.
:23:54
No. Not at all.
:23:56
I think you like
men like that...