The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest
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:39:01
- DarreII was just messin' with ya.
- No. No, no, no.

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We make it... a hoIogram.
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Ride me, cowboy, ride me!
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AII right, aII right. Imagine... an empty desk.
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And aII that's on it... is this.
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In front of you is a virtuaI desktop
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where 3-D icons hover in space
Iike, uh, a shimmering star fieId.

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Maybe there's a IittIe
animated paperboy on a bicycIe

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grabbing emaiIs out of a pouch
and tossing them up onto my desktop.

:39:39
- Yeah. Doesn't suck.
- You're good.

:39:43
I see why you were in marketing.
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Can it be done?
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No way.
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Fine. WeII, I guess it's impossibIe.
:39:56
Yeah. It's impossibIe.
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We know what you're doing, Caspar.
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AII I'm saying is no three minds, no matter
how staggering their genius, couId do this.

:40:13
OK, dammit, bring it over here.
Let's see this thing.

:40:17
OK, Tiny, how does this work?
:40:37
- The economy's in the crapper, Hank.
- What a surprise, LIoyd...

:40:42
I wanna review this year's projects.
:40:48
Now what is this horseshit
about deveIoping a $99 computer?

:40:52
A group of unassigned Iosers
voIunteered for it.

:40:55
Are we on the same page, Hank? Maybe
Omega shouId give away computers for free?

:40:59
Why are you worried about this?

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