:42:02
and increase productivity,
:42:04
um, um...
a whole bunch!
:42:06
Sincerely yours,
Frederick J. Flintstone.
:42:10
Shall I make that "Flagstone,"
so he'll know who it's from?
:42:13
My, don't we look
handsome today?
:42:16
Thank you.
:42:17
Here are today's batch
of requisitions,
:42:20
- all marked and ready
for your signature.
- Okay.
:42:24
You know, Miss Stone,
:42:26
I've been signing stacks of
these for weeks, and I hate
to pry, but what are they?
:42:32
Oh, just
tiny little forms...
:42:34
so that we can pay the contractors
working on the modernization.
:42:40
We remodeled our kitchen
a couple of years ago,
:42:43
and let me tell you,
contractors can be real pirates.
:42:48
- I'm gonna read these over.
- No!
:42:53
You're much too busy for that,
Mr. Flintstone.
:42:57
Besides,
:42:58
reading is my job.
:43:02
You wouldn't want to put
poor little old me...
:43:05
out of work,
now, would you?
:43:08
No.
:43:14
Your wife. Mm-mmm.
:43:17
- Your wife.
- My wife. Wilma?
:43:19
- Wilma! What a surprise!
- So it would seem.
:43:23
Miss Stone, I'd like you
to meet my wife Mrs. Flagstone...
:43:26
and our daughter, um, um, um, um..
:43:29
Isn't she beautiful?
My family.
:43:31
- I've heard so much about you.
- Well, I wish that I could say the same.
:43:35
That'll be all, Miss Stone.
I'll sign those documents
and place them on your desk.
:43:39
Whatever you want.
:43:46
- Your secretary is very attractive.
- Really? I hadn't noticed.
:43:50
- Did I mention she chisels
eighteen words a minute?
- Hmm.
:43:55
Hey, Wilma, did ya ever see
one of these?