:04:04
- Writer's block?
- No, Emory.
:04:07
That happens to authors
after 80 or 100 years
:04:11
of writing complicated novels.
:04:14
You write slogans that
go next to pictures in magazines.
:04:18
- Nobody runs out of those.
- It's more complicated than that.
:04:22
Ads may be a more vital stimulus
than we realise.
:04:26
Can I see the Chrysler proofs?
:04:29
How much can you say about a Chrysler
and still be honest?
:04:34
Nobody cares about Lee lacocca.
:04:37
He's like an annoying relative
who keeps coming over to eat.
:04:42
- He runs the company!
- I don't even like Chryslers.
:04:47
They're not sporty. The people
who drive them don't look normal.
:04:52
Let's face it, Steve.
You and I lie for a living.
:04:57
It's not easy for me
to digest that any more.
:05:02
Excuse me.
:05:07
Do you want to tell me anything?
:05:10
I mean, is everything OK with Cheri?
:05:14
OK-er than ever.
For crying out loud...
:05:18
You're my partner
and you have a responsibility to me.
:05:22
We're in a critical spot and I need
to know if you're having a problem.
:05:27
I love my work. I have to position
the products right in my mind.
:05:33
Hook, I need the right hook,
that's all.
:05:37
We need Chrysler,
Volvo, Jaguar, AT&T,
:05:40
that Greek tourist bureau
and United Airlines. You have 24 hours.
:05:46
- Great.
- I'm trusting you.
:05:49
I love trust.
Trust is a beautiful thing.
:05:53
- Where are you going?
- I'm going to meander down this way.
:05:58
It's 127 flights.