Liar Liar
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:44:00
- Have a nice day in court.
- Greta!

:44:05
- Hi.
- God in heaven!

:44:07
lt's nice to see you too,
Fletcher. Are you busy?

:44:09
- Extremely.
- Good. Would you follow me, please?

:44:17
Did you know that the
partnership committee is headed
by Mr. Allan himself?

:44:21
- Mm-hmm.
- You used to work
directly for Mr. Allan.

:44:24
- Yeah.
- Tell me. What do you think of him?

:44:27
(Gasps) He's a pedantic,
pontificating, pretentious bastard!

:44:31
A belligerent old fart!
A steaming pile of cow dung!
Figuratively speaking.

:44:36
Really? How delightful.
This way.

:44:41
Pardon me for interrupting.
Mr. Allan, you remember Fletcher Reede?

:44:46
Oh, yes! Nice to
see you again, Fletcher.

:44:49
l'll be observing you
in court this afternoon.

:44:52
l've been hearing
some good things about you.

:44:55
Well, Fletcher has just been telling me
how much he thinks of you.

:45:00
Why don't you tell Mr. Allan?
Well, what do you think of him?

:45:10
He's a pedantic, pontificating,
pretentious bastard.

:45:15
A belligerent old fart.
A worthless, steaming pile of cow dung.

:45:20
(Sighs)
Figuratively speaking.

:45:35
(Laughs)
:45:39
(All Laughing)
:45:43
That's the funniest damn thing
l've ever heard!

:45:45
You're a real card, Reede!
:45:48
l love a good roast!
:45:51
Do Simmons!
:45:54
- Simmons is old!
-(Everyone Laughs)

:45:56
He should have been out years
ago, but he can't stay home
'cause he hates his wife!


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