:23:02
developing a new type
of flu bug for next winter.
:23:05
Sure, people get sick
and take medicines,
:23:08
but then they stop
buying other products,
:23:10
and, mind you, labs only
represent 2% of our business.
:23:14
I think we need to reduce
costs by implementing...
:23:19
a labor policy
of "automization".
:23:20
We can't continue with employees
when we can replace them...
:23:24
with machines which
are much more efficient.
:23:26
I disagree. This would aggravate
the unemployment situation...
:23:30
and get us into trouble
with the government.
:23:32
What government?
:23:36
I insist that the only thing that
can save us is consumer incentives.
:23:40
Note: Here I have a
strategy that never fails.
:23:43
What do you think of
launching this new lolita?
:23:46
Just twelve years old to
re-motivate our consumers!
:23:48
Twelve years!
:23:50
Incredible!
That's my son's age!
:23:53
Excuse me, Mr. Marketing,
:23:54
but the main consumption
product is food.
:23:57
Our chains are developing
more profitable foods.
:24:00
I propose, if you agree,
to increase the percentage...
:24:03
of worms per
hamburger, or if not...
:24:06
Mr. Food, I beg you not to discuss
our food products at this time.
:24:11
It's killing my appetite.
:24:12
Sorry.
:24:13
Gentlemen,
:24:15
it's getting late and we haven't
come up with anything new.
:24:17
Let's think different
proposals for tomorrow.
:24:25
Virtual Mars is
really cool!
:24:27
And you can do anything you
want with the computer?
:24:31
Sure. What do you
want me to do?
:24:34
Let's see, make me...
:24:36
Space and all the stars!
:24:47
Wow! The virtual
universe is fantastic!
:24:53
Hey there, son!
What you up to?
:24:55
Oh... Hi, pop...
:24:56
Are you playing
a little game?
:24:58
This is even better,
it's a virtual world!