Meet Joe Black
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concerning his desires for
this company to merge with his.

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And we wanted to set
the details before you.

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- ls that it?
- Bontecou wants a quick response, and--

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The answer is no.
Quick enough for you?

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- Don't you want to hear the details?
- l'm not interested.

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l'm not interested in the big picture
either. What l am interested in...

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is how my board got convened
behind my back...

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and is entertaining
a further proposal from a man
with whom it offends me to do business.

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l made a decision.
Case closed.

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So am l to understand
from your response...

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that you do not want to hear
the details of Bontecou's offer?

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Yes, you are
to understand that.

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And now, may l ask
you a question?

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- Certainly, Bill.
- Are you running this board, or am l?

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That's it?
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We've got a busy day ahead.
This meeting's already set me behind.

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- Shall we adjourn?
- Before we do, Bill, while we're here--

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There's a second question
the board would like a response to.

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Far simpler one.
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Who is the man
standing to your left?

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l've already introduced
Mr. Black to you all.

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But who is he?
What are his credentials?

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What is his relationship to you?
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The board is deeply concerned.
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We have reason to believe Mr. Black is
not only influencing your decisions...

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in regard to this company,
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but that you are relying on him
to make them for you.

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The lack of response, Bill,
is not appropriate.

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We are your board.
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We have a right to know how you are
managing the operations of this company.

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And, most importantly, that you have not
delegated someone to do it for you.

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Okay?
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One more time.
Who is Joe Black?


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