1:05:03
I sat there five minutes.
1:05:06
Then I sat 22 minutes
by that kitchen clock on the wall.
1:05:12
Ricky-- not a word,
not a motion.
1:05:14
And what am I thinking?
''Is my arm getting tired?''
1:05:17
No. I did it.
Just like the old days,
1:05:20
like I used to,
like I was taught.
1:05:22
- I did it.
- Like you taught me.
1:05:24
Nobody ever--
well, if I did, I'm glad.
1:05:27
No, what I did--
I locked on 'em.
1:05:29
I locked all on them--
nothing on me-- on them.
1:05:32
And, oh God, I am holding
my last thought,
1:05:35
''Now is the time.''
1:05:39
They signed.
It was great.
1:05:43
It was so fucking great.
1:05:45
It was like
they wilted all at once.
1:05:49
- Mmm.
- No gesture, nothing-- just together.
1:05:52
Honest to God, they both
imperceptibly slumped.
1:05:57
And then he reached
and he took the pen and he signed,
1:06:01
passed it to her
and she signed.
1:06:03
It was solemn--
fucking solemn.
1:06:05
I let it sit, and then I nodded.
I said, ''Harriett, Bruce,''
1:06:10
then I pointed into the living room
to the sideboard.
1:06:13
I didn't know there was
a sideboard in there.
1:06:15
He went over,
he brought us back a drink--
1:06:17
little shot glasses
with a pretty design in 'em.
1:06:22
And we just toasted
in silence.
1:06:26
Great sale, Shelly.
1:06:30
Great.
1:06:32
Fuck! Send me out!
Give me leads!
1:06:35
- Williamson! Send me out!
- Whoa!
1:06:37
- The leads are coming.
- Get 'em to me.
1:06:39
I talked to Mitch and Murray
an hour ago. They're coming in.
1:06:41
- They're a bit upset over this.
- Did you tell 'em my sale?
1:06:44
How could I tell 'em your sale?
I didn't have a tele--
1:06:46
I'll tell 'em your sale
when they bring in the leads.
1:06:49
We had a little-- you closed the deal,
you made a good sale. Fine.
1:06:52
- Better than a good sale.
- I have a lot of things on my mind.
1:06:55
They're coming and they're very upset.
I'm trying to make--
1:06:58
All I'm telling you is, you can tell
them it was a remarkably good sale.