The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest
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:27:02
Who took the dry markers?
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I Iove you, Tiny.
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I Iove you.
:27:20
$1390? Shit, this is impossibIe.
:27:23
- Can't we get rid of some of this stuff?
- Why the PC-99? Why not the PC-300?

:27:27
Because it's the goddamn PC-99,
not the PC-300.

:27:32
WeII, caII it the goddamn PC-1390
and we're done.

:27:36
- SaIman, any ideas?
- The name sucks.

:27:39
OK, fine. WeII, Iet's start
by thinkin' up a new name.

:27:42
That's marketing.
If I had wanted to be in marketing,

:27:45
I wouId have had 'em remove my forebrain.
:27:48
TeII you what. You naiI the new name
and I'II take you out for a night on the town.

:27:52
Dinner, dancing, the works.
:27:53
You're an attractive feIIow, Andy,
but... I'd rather bring my girIfriend.

:27:57
- You don't have a girIfriend!
- Yes, I do.

:28:01
She's very sexy. Oysters make her horny.
:28:03
You've never had a girI that didn't
cost $3.99 for the first five minutes.

:28:08
- Your mother uses Macintosh.
- What?

:28:10
You heard me. System 7.
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AII right, Fard, that's it.
You're dead. You're goin' down.

:28:24
Sodium oIefin suIfonate.
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Boom.
:28:28
Go team.
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- New scuIpture?
- No, same one.

:28:47
So what's it gonna be?
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I don't know yet.
:28:52
WeII, how wiII you know when you're done?
:28:54
NewsfIash. Sometimes it's OK not to know
what you're doing whiIe you're doing it.


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