:42:00
...human warmth, is worthier
than any pay rise.
:42:05
So I've made a decision.
:42:09
Fire the rep and
get round them.
:42:12
Tell them we need them.
:42:15
That they're as important
as you or me.
:42:19
Good will.
:42:23
A great idea.
:42:25
It may be true that good will
moves mountains, but...
:42:29
But what?
:42:31
Do you know the story
of the Good Samaritan?
:42:34
It's one of my favourites.
:42:37
Then you'd agree with
Mrs. Thatcher that...
:42:40
...no-one would remember
him today if all he'd...
:42:43
...had was good will.
Because he also had money.
:42:46
-What do you mean?
-Tha same...
:42:48
...as the Good Samaritan.
:42:50
I want to combine money
and good will.
:42:53
Do you mean give them
their pay rise?
:42:56
Not all of them.
:42:58
Actually just one...
:43:00
The union rep.
:43:02
And I think we should
make her supervisor.
:43:07
No, no. I'll never do that.
:43:09
She's a revolutionary.
:43:11
She should be fired,
not rewarded.
:43:17
Firing her would be
a mistake.
:43:21
And all revolutionaries
are conservatives at heart.
:43:27
Once established, they run out
of steam.
:43:30
Well, you may be right...
:43:33
But who shall I fire?
:43:36
We have to fire someone
to serve as an example.
:43:41
No problem. Fire this one.
:43:47
But this is our
best empIoyee.
:43:51
Exactly.
:43:53
The kid at the top of the class
is never popular. Fire her.
:43:57
No-one will stand up for her.