:40:03
Yes, sir.
:40:04
I'd like some breakfast.
:40:06
We stopped serving breakfast.
:40:08
I know you stopped breakfast, Rick.
Sheila told me you stopped. . . .
:40:14
Why am I calling you by first names?
I don't know you.
:40:17
I call my boss " mister" after 7 years,
but I walk in here, a stranger. . .
:40:21
. . .and I' m calling you Rick and Sheila
like we' re in an AA meeting.
:40:26
I don't want to be your buddy, Rick.
I just want a little breakfast.
:40:30
You can call me Miss Folsom
if you want to.
:40:33
We stopped serving breakfast at 11 :30.
:40:47
Have you ever heard the expression,
"The customer is always right" ?
:40:53
Well, here I am.
:40:57
The customer.
:40:59
That's not our policy.
:41:00
You have to order something
from the lunch menu.
:41:05
I don't want lunch.
:41:07
I want breakfast.
:41:09
Y eah, well, hey,
I' m really sorry.
:41:11
Y eah, well, hey,
I' m really sorry too!
:41:14
He's got a gun!
:41:17
Let's get organized!
:41:18
Calm down!
:41:19
Just calm down, everybody.
Sit down over there!
:41:23
Mister.
:41:26
Where are you going?
:41:28
No. You sit down there,
and you finish your lunch.
:41:31
Everybody just relax
and take it easy.
:41:36
Eat your lunch. Please.
:41:38
You all need your vitamins A, B and--
:41:42
Don't! It was an accident!
:41:45
It's the trigger. It's sensitive.
It's okay!
:41:50
It's a sensitive trigger.
:41:57
Could I have my breakfast?
:41:59
Yes, sir. Sheila?