:09:00
My encyclopedia says they're
easily tamed and often kept as pets.
:09:05
You've not been attacked
by one, sir.
:09:07
Nobody's been attacked
by one, Lotterby...
:09:09
or, rather, ifthey have,
they never noticed.
:09:13
Now, these Patagonian maras ofyours...
:09:16
devastate entire
Argentinian villages, do they?
:09:20
They completelywipe 'em out, sir.
Shocking to watch.
:09:22
It says here they eat grass.
:09:25
That's for hors d'oeuvres, sir.
When their blood's up--
:09:27
Lotterby, you are trying
to deceive me into thinking...
:09:29
- some ofyour animals are fierce...
- I'm talkin' about the rogue ones, sir.
:09:32
when they are, in fact, loveable, cuddly
and surplus to requirements.
:09:37
You want ever animal here a psycho?
:09:39
Exactly. I want
a lethal weapon in every cage.
:09:42
- So what do we do with all the others?
- Simple. Get rid of'em.
:09:57
- Willa, can I askyou a question?
- Sure.
:09:59
- Are those breasts real?
- Yes.
:10:06
You know, Willa, you better be careful
dressed like that around here.
:10:09
People will thinkyou're
sleeping yourway to the top.
:10:12
Just as long as they don't think
I'm sleeping myway to the middle.
:10:18
What areyou doing?
:10:20
I'm going to askyour father
ifI can go run the zoo.
:10:22
What?
:10:24
You want to go to the Third World
and operate an animal toilet?
:10:27
Animals, paper clips, television
companies. It's all business.
:10:31
Willa, these things smell.
:10:34
With enough zoos up and running,
we are talking billions.
:10:37
Wow! How about dinner tonight?
You can wearyour office clothes.
:10:40
No, I have to get up early.
I'm pitching it to Rod in the morning.
:10:43
- What's the hurry?
- I don't want to give our ruthless...
:10:45
little Chinese friend
time to make an impact.
:10:49
Idaresay theyare upset,
Di, butIhaveajob to do.
:10:51
- Yes, I know, but I--
- Look, I have to be hard-nosed, okay?
:10:55
McCain demands it. All the time,
you've got to be tough, tough, tough.