1:04:01
Then I suppose it's a good thing
that your two weeks are aImost up.
1:04:07
This is it.
1:04:08
I'II do the ChiIdren's League benefit.
I'II make sure June is set up.
1:04:12
I'II take a pass at your speech
for the groundbreaking...
1:04:14
...and I'II be out of your Iife forever.
1:04:17
Great.
1:04:19
Super.
1:04:41
-Hi.
-Hey, hey.
1:04:45
-I have tennis eIbow from the other day.
-Oh, yes?
1:04:49
-Lucy has tennis forehead. Much worse.
-Oh, no. I stiII feeI terribIe about that.
1:04:55
Thank God she Iooks okay.
1:04:57
EspeciaIIy with that big benefit
you're aII going to tonight.
1:05:01
-What was it again?
-It's a benefit...
1:05:03
...for the New York ChiIdren's League.
Lucy makes us give Iots of money...
1:05:07
...to heIp society and get a tax break.
BriIIiant.
1:05:10
-Sounds exciting.
-It wouId be aImost impossibIe...
1:05:12
...to teII you how boring it is.
LargeIy because it wouId be too boring.
1:05:17
WeII, boring to you might be scintiIIating
for a girI from PIainview, Wisconsin.
1:05:23
See you Iater.
1:05:25
What about, if you're not busy...
1:05:27
...a bunch of us are going,
do you want to come and be bored?
1:05:32
I'd Iove to.
1:05:36
-AII right. See you Iater.
-Okay.
1:05:45
Oh, good. These need to go to Accounting.
1:05:47
-The Ioan agreements need to be notarized.
-I got it.
1:05:50
-Here's the Zoning Commission reports.
-Now you can start with the appraisaIs--
1:05:54
ActuaIIy,
I don't know how much time I have.
1:05:56
George sort of asked me
to go to the benefit with him tonight.