Seeing Other People
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:01:28
Gentlemen, the world leaves
us full of wonder most nights.

:01:31
Wondering if our children
will follow in our footsteps.

:01:36
If our friends know how hard we push
ourselves to rise to the top.

:01:43
Every Tuesday we come here and
leave the world outside those doors.

:01:48
Tuesday is reserved for
the men sitting at this table.

:01:51
Let 's hope the steaks are rare,
and the scotch is old.

:01:55
To William Ashbury.
:01:59
- It was very generous, Mr. Ashbury.
- Please, call me William.

:02:03
I heard you lost the DeWitt deal.
:02:06
Tough turn of luck.
:02:09
Wouldn't you say that was
a tough turn, Congressman?

:02:12
I would say a man makes
his own luck.

:02:17
Next time one of these blow-hards
loses a deal, you buy the drinks.

:02:22
Thank you, William.
:02:24
If you'll excuse me.
:02:31
- Maybe we should call you a cab.
- Thanks. I'm okay.


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