:04:00
And...
:04:02
Well anyway here's to you, Warren.
:04:10
Hey, Warren.
:04:12
How do you feel about these
young punks taking over our jobs?
:04:16
Seems like some kind
of conspiracy to me.
:04:20
Now I've known Warren here.
:04:23
Probably longer than most of
you people who've been alive.
:04:27
Warren and I go way back.
:04:29
Way back...
to the horse and buggy days -
:04:33
- at Woodman,
but that's ancient history.
:04:36
Anyway I know something
about retirement.
:04:39
And what I wanna say... -
:04:42
- to you out loud, Warren,
for all of these young hotshots can hear.
:04:47
Is that all those
gifts over there... -
:04:50
- don't mean a goddamn thing.
:04:54
And this dinner
doesn't mean a goddamn thing.
:04:59
And the social security in pension,
don't mean a goddamn thing.
:05:03
None of these superficialities
mean a goddamn thing.
:05:09
What mean something.
:05:11
What really mean something,
Warren.
:05:14
Is the knowledge that you devoted
your life to something meaningful.
:05:20
To being productive.
:05:22
And working for
a fine company, hell... -
:05:24
- one of the top rated insurance
carriers in the nation.
:05:29
To raising a fine family.
:05:32
To building a fine home.
To being respective by your community.
:05:37
To having...
wonderful lasting friendships.
:05:42
At the end of his career the man,
can look back and say -
:05:46
- "I did it. I did my job".
:05:49
Then he can retire in glory, -
:05:52
- and enjoy riches
far beyond the monitory kind.
:05:56
So...all of you
young people here.