:05:02
Not this chair...
:05:04
- Jack Jones.
- Bill Wilson.
:05:07
Bill, what our new associate's trying
to explain, I think is...
:05:11
that this is leather
with a Naugahyde coating.
:05:14
Coating?
:05:15
Exactly. Comfort of leather.
Just a little easier to clean.
:05:22
No extra cost. How does it feel?
:05:25
It is comfy.
:05:27
- You know what you look like sitting there?
- What?
:05:29
You look like the boss. Are you the boss?
:05:34
I got my own place.
:05:35
What did I tell you?
Did you write the gentleman up, Sam?
:05:38
No, he didn't...
:05:40
Write the gentleman up.
:05:45
Can we deliver this for you Monday,
or is Tuesday better?
:05:49
Tuesday's probably better.
:05:52
Mr. Bernstein, sir...
:05:54
there are times that I have felt alone
on this planet.
:05:58
And that's how they want us, isn't it?
:06:01
Alone. Divided. Weak.
:06:05
- To our new closer.
- Hear, hear.
:06:11
You smell something? I do.
:06:15
I smell success. And you've got the odor.
:06:19
All right, Sam.
:06:21
Why do I say that to you, Sam?
:06:24
Well, I certainly am trying.
:06:26
Got nothing to do with trying. It's believing.
:06:30
When you believe in what you're selling,
you succeed.
:06:34
Because then you're not selling.
You see what I'm saying?
:06:37
You're talking from somewhere here.
You've got to believe.
:06:42
It's a gift. I've got it.
Marty's got it. You may have it.
:06:46
I can believe in anything.
Isn't that right, Marty?
:06:51
It's true.
:06:52
You want to know who
the greatest salesman in the world is?
:06:55
That man, right there.
:06:58
He sold the whole country,
200 million people...