:02:01
And openings
:02:03
Where, the city's blowin'
in and out
:02:09
This is what it's
all about
:02:12
Delightfully
:02:14
Everything's possible
:02:17
When you're an animal,
not inconceivable
:02:20
How things can change
:02:23
I know
:02:25
So I'm puttin' on
aftershave
:02:28
Nothin' is out of place
:02:29
Gonna be on my way
:02:31
Try to pretend
:02:34
It's not only
:02:36
Glass and concrete
and stone
:02:43
That it's just a house,
not a home
:02:59
(Dan)
Mr. Kalb.
:03:00
Dan.
:03:03
Thanks for
the Lakers tiCkets.
:03:05
You bet.
:03:06
Seats were terrifiC.
:03:09
But I'm still not going to
advertise in the magazine.
:03:12
My son-in-law tells me
that people
don't read muCh anymore.
:03:15
Too muCh effort
moving the eyes
baCk and forth.
:03:17
So we're gonna put
most of our budget
:03:19
into television,
radio, lnternet.
:03:22
Okay.
:03:24
"Okay"?
What does that mean?
:03:26
I'm not gonna try to
sell you.
:03:27
Why the hell not?
You're a salesman.
:03:29
Yeah.
Just not a very good one,
that's all.
:03:31
I'll say.
:03:32
But I am gonna
ask you one favor.
:03:34
Oh, yeah?
:03:35
I'm gonna leave you
an issue of the magazine.
:03:37
And I'm personally
gonna send you
a new one every week.
:03:40
Now, I'll Call you
in a few weeks,
:03:42
and if you want to,
we'll talk.
:03:44
There's a great
artiCle in there
:03:46
Comparing
today's quarterbaCks
with Johnny Unitas.
:03:48
[sCoffing]
:03:49
Unitas would kiCk
their butts.
:03:50
[ChuCkles]
:03:51
So, this is
your sales pitCh?
:03:53
I've been with the magazine
for 20 years.
I believe in it.
:03:57
Well, good for you.
:03:58
So, are you worried
about all these rumors