:20:02
You are not going to sue.
:20:05
You're going to sue one of the
world's biggest insurance companies?
:20:09
Apparently I wouldn't stand a chance.
I'm suing God.
:20:14
I've sent writs on
his most prominent representatives.
:20:20
We've got this fisherman issuing writs against
the churches. I'm not particularly religious,
:20:25
but I've got a pretty good nose
for what's right and decent.
:20:28
And I can smell an idiot a mile off.
It stinks.
:20:53
Now it's time for our weekly chat
with Anna Redmond.
:20:58
- Good morning, Anna.
- Good morning, Dirk.
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What about this character suing God?
:21:02
- It's a summons?
- That's the gist of it.
:21:05
- It's not a prank?
- No.
:21:08
- Some religious fanatic, I suppose.
- Something of that order, probably.
:21:12
Leave it with me, Your Eminence.
:21:14
Sometimes I don't know what
the world's coming to.
:21:17
- Should you admit to that in your position?
- I'll try and keep it under my hat.
:21:29
- What's your advise?
- Don't sell. It's still a bull market.
:21:35
- What do you think?
- Let me look at it first.
:21:40
There's a lot of very strange
people out there.
:21:45
It's a stunt for money.
That's my view, but I could be wrong.
:21:49
I wouldn't go that far, Dirk.
:21:51
The insurance companies have been using
the 'Act of God' clause for at least 400 years.
:21:56
- So it's stood the test of time.
- Regardless of profound shifts in theological debates,
:21:59
social and political changes,
and man's effect on the environment.