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:02:05
** ln other words
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** ln other words
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** l love...
:02:19
Good morning. Jackson Steinem.
:02:20
** You
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- How you doing, Buddy?
- Great, Carolyn.

:02:23
Doing any better would be a sin.
:02:28
Morning.
:02:37
Morning, Dan. What's looking good today?
:02:39
lf l knew, l wouldn't be in this business.
Get out while you're young.

:02:43
l came here one day, l sat down,
and look at me now.

:02:46
Look at you now.
:02:51
Morning, Brian.
:02:52
- Chuckie! How's the woman slayer?
- Looking for an 18-year-old wife.

:02:56
- How you doing, pal?
- Well, if l had your looks, better.

:02:59
Takes years of genetics,
a Yale education and the right tailor.

:03:02
Not that you learned anything, Chunk.
:03:07
Marv, l got a feeling that we
are gonna make a killing today.

:03:11
Yeah? Where's your machine gun?
:03:12
You can't make a buck in this market.
:03:14
The country's going to hell faster
than when Roosevelt was in charge!

:03:18
Too much cheap money
sloshing around the world.

:03:21
Worst mistake we ever made was
letting Nixon get off the gold standard.

:03:25
Putney Drug - you boys
might wanna look at it.

:03:28
- No. They'll take five years to come around.
- But they got a good new drug.

:03:32
Stick to the fundamentals.
That's how lBM and Hilton were built.

:03:36
Good things sometimes take time.
:03:39
(PA) Look sharp, especially you rookies.
Nikkei lndex closed up 90 points last night.

:03:43
We expect heavy Japanese buying
on the opening.

:03:46
The firm has 200,000 steel for sale.
A million Big Blue. 350,000 pork and beans.

:03:51
Get on the horn with your institutions.
These utilities are our top priority today.

:03:56
- OK. Let's go to work.
- And they're off and running!


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