On Deadly Ground
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:19:03
Take that.
:19:06
Tell me more about the fire.
What exactly did we lose?

:19:09
We lost the rig.
:19:10
-File a claim with Lloyd's of London.
-Already done.

:19:13
There were three fatalities.
We'll know about two others today.

:19:16
-All roughnecks?
-Yes, sir.

:19:18
Offer the standard settlement.
:19:20
Bruce, would you get the fuck out of here,
please?

:19:23
Sir, I glanced at the standard settlement
recently...

:19:27
...and I think that the long-term benefits
for the surviving spouses are...

:19:31
...unnecessarily generous.
:19:33
Now you know why I love this woman.
:19:35
Amend the settlement as you see fit.
:19:37
What's the position on Aegis-1?
:19:43
Surely you understand that
on any substantial construction project...

:19:47
...particularly one of this size,
there are inevitable delays.

:19:50
How long do they say now?
:19:52
Twenty-one days.
:19:53
Goddamn it, we have 13 days!
:19:56
Thirteen!
:19:57
Sir, we have two crews working full-time.
:19:59
Put on a third crew!
:20:01
Why is this so hard for you to understand?
Get out of here!

:20:04
I don't give a shit! Let me explain--
:20:06
-You look ten years younger.
-Get out!

:20:11
Aegis-1 is going to be the biggest rig
and refinery...

:20:15
...on the face of this planet.
:20:19
And if it is not on-line and operational
in 13 days...

:20:24
...then the oil rights will revert back
to the goddamn Eskimos.

:20:28
That is not going to happen.
:20:30
There's something else.
:20:33
A friend of mine at the EPA says he hears
that they have an unnamed source...

:20:37
...making noises
about substandard equipment...

:20:39
...at Aegis-1.
:20:41
There was discussion
of faulty preventers, specifically.

:20:47
Hugh...
:20:49
...Palmer.
:20:51
Now, wouldn't that be lovely?
:20:53
We'd lose the oil rights...
:20:55
...worth billions of dollars a week.

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