:32:00
No. I dont. No.
:32:03
Edamame?
:32:15
Kate?
:32:31
But one day, he lowered
the Jolly Roger
:32:33
-Stu?
-and set sail in search
:32:35
of another kind of treasure.
:32:37
Not money, not jewels,
not gold...
:32:40
but a bride.
:32:41
Despite his being a ruffian
of the brine
:32:43
fearless in his plunder
:32:45
and merciless with the sword
:32:47
the Pirate King
was also lonely.
:32:50
You see,
he had never met a lady.
:32:53
He never met a girl?
:32:54
No. Not a girl, not a lady,
not even his own mother.
:32:59
-So what happened?
-As with all comedies
:33:01
the most ridiculous thing
imaginable-- the Pirate King
:33:04
fell in love with
the major generals daughter.
:33:06
I had the good fortune to see
the premiere last month
:33:09
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
:33:10
Since when is
Penzance at the Fifth?
:33:16
Is it your habit, sir
:33:17
to simply enter a conversation
without introduction?
:33:18
to simply enter a conversation
without introduction?
:33:21
Whoa, you are deep in it.
:33:22
Its cool. Im an actor, too.
:33:24
Im Charlie. I live downstairs.
:33:26
Kate McKay,
senior vice president.
:33:29
Darci, it hasnt happened.
:33:31
All he did
:33:32
was dangle a carrot.
:33:33
Until he makes a decision
:33:35
the pressures doubled.
:33:36
Whens he going
to make a decision?
:33:37
Were having dinner tomorrow
to discuss it further
:33:40
at Commune.
:33:41
-Kate?
-Yeah.
:33:42
-I have Stuart on the line.
-No!
:33:44
-He says hes in the hospital.
-No!
:33:47
Leopold is just sitting alone
in my apartment right now.
:33:48
God knows what could happen
to him.
:33:50
Do you know he got outside
today?
:33:51
Of course he did--
I made him walk your dog.
:33:52
What? No, Kate,
you cant do that!
:33:55
He cant go outside!
:33:56
Jesus Christ, Kate.
:33:58
Hes from 1876, Kate.