:27:02
so when I first
got into computers...
:27:05
he'd come hang out with me
and ask me questions about it.
:27:09
He was so into it.
:27:12
It made me want to cry.
:27:16
So, where I work now...
:27:19
we're trying to create
this special monitor for blind people.
:27:23
But, I mean, we're years away
from getting it...
:27:27
if it's even possible.
:27:32
You'll get it.
:27:45
I worked my butt off
to get through school.
:27:48
I held every shitty job
There was.
:27:50
But I knew that if you're not
a professional, then you're nothing.
:27:55
So there I was,
making a decent living at a big firm...
:28:00
but...
:28:02
I was still getting
pushed around by assholes.
:28:06
So one day, about seven,
eight months ago...
:28:10
my friend Jimmy and I
decided to start our own firm.
:28:14
We pooled everything we had.
We moved in together to save on rent.
:28:18
We got a "fancy-schmancy"
office in Century City...
:28:21
and Waterson-Connors
was born.
:28:24
That took a lot of guts.
:28:26
It's horrible.
:28:29
If we don't get any more clients soon,
we're gonna have to go crawling back.
:28:34
That'll take
a lot of guts too.
:28:40
Whoa.
:28:44
So, what are
your parents like?
:28:46
My parents?
Oh, they're great.
:28:49
That's one place
where I got real lucky.
:28:51
You know, typical Leave It to Beaver
kind of deal.
:28:54
Just thinking about them
makes me happy.
:28:59
What the hell you doin' inside?
It's a beautiful day!