:10:00
you have no idea what
happens to his mind.
:10:02
I just hope he has an active
membership card in the human race.
:10:14
- Waldo.
- Hey, Dan.
:10:17
Feels like the first day
of school, doesn't it?
:10:19
- Hope I never graduate.
- Don't know what we'd do without you.
:10:23
Morning, Radabaugh.
Anything happen?
:10:25
All that's happened is on
your desk, Mr. Justice Snow.
:10:28
- Still got the same cold?
- Sinus.
:10:54
Who's that?
:10:56
Mason Woods, sir.
:11:01
May I come in, sir?
:11:03
Of course. What the hell do
you think you're here for?
:11:06
Thank you, sir.
:11:08
Don't knock. It's highly unlikely
you'll ever catch me
:11:11
on the couch with
Miss Radabaugh.
:11:13
Yes, sir.
:11:14
Well, we got one complaint about you.
You're too goddamn polite.
:11:17
And stop being scared of me, Mason.
You got the job.
:11:20
Yes, sir. Would you care for some tea,
Mr. Justice, or a Scotch?
:11:25
Maybe I'd better have both. No, I don't
wanna overdo it. Forget the tea.
:11:29
Yes, sir.
:11:32
Now, this supports your position
on Abbott v. Omnitech.
:11:35
Forget Omnitech.
:11:37
But it's at the top of the order list.
:11:40
- It's gonna get struck.
- Why?
:11:44
My brave brethren on the court
are too chicken-hearted to hear it.
:11:47
That's why. When I'm getting
ripped off, Mason,
:11:50
I want to know who's doing the ripping.
How much can these multinational
:11:53
monsters get away with?
I don't know. Neither do you,
:11:56
because they hide
behind all those TV commercials,
:11:59
saying how goddamn holy they are.