1:36:02
No.
1:36:05
Jack, I forgive you. Now get on this elevator.
1:36:10
- Sorry, Katharine.
- You will be sorry, Jack.
1:36:16
Ask her to tell you about
the hole in your deal.
1:36:20
- What hole?
- She's playing games. Let's get going.
1:36:23
- Fine. Go.
- No. What hole?
1:36:26
Look.
1:36:28
The People Page? Now, this is ridiculous.
1:36:32
"Former Miss America Dawn Bixby
has been house-hunting."
1:36:35
"Seems Dawn and hot, hot, hot
DJ hubby Slim Slicker
1:36:39
are getting ready to take
a bite out of the Big Apple."
1:36:42
- So?
- Slim Slicker's one of Metro's major assets.
1:36:46
Syndicated to all their stations.
The cornerstone of their programming.
1:36:50
Lose him and Metro's just
real estate with falling ratings.
1:36:54
And you're not buying it for a write-off.
1:36:56
Better make sure he's locked in
before they sign.
1:36:58
Oren, I have this covered. Upstairs. Shall we?
1:37:01
- Yes.
- Yes.
1:37:03
Hear the lady out, sir.
There's another elevator.
1:37:14
You're on.
1:37:19
OK.
1:37:21
This is Forbes. It's the basic article about how
you were looking to get into broadcasting.
1:37:27
OK, the same day, I'm reading the Post
and there's this item on Bobby Stein,
1:37:32
the radio guy who does those gross jokes
about Ethiopia and the Betty Ford Center.
1:37:36
Anyway, he's hosting this charity auction -
real blue bloods, and won't that be funny?
1:37:41
Now I turn the page to the society stuff
and there's a picture of your daughter.
1:37:45
Nice picture. And she's helping
to organise the charity ball.
1:37:48
So I started to think Trask, radio. Trask, radio.
1:37:53
And then I hooked up with Jack,
and he came on board with Metro,
1:37:57
and... and so now here we are.