:16:06
All right, Mr. Jones.
:16:09
Sir, can I show you
some of our other very nice...
:16:13
All right, then. Yes.
:16:29
You looked like
you're gonna shit your pants.
:16:33
You're on the board.
:16:36
- You see him write that check?
- He did it to me, we do it to you.
:16:39
Fifty-fifty all right with you?
:16:41
- Sure.
- Good job, Sam.
:16:49
It's not lying. It's business.
:16:52
But it's not right.
I should have said something on the spot.
:16:56
No, you shouldn't have.
:16:58
What are you saying,
that I should swallow something like that?
:17:03
It makes me sad that you would
accept something, of all people.
:17:06
Sam, I'm just saying it's not that big a deal.
:17:09
It is a big deal.
Bonny, if we're going to be partners...
:17:13
we have to get this kind of thing straight.
:17:16
Sam, I get it. Okay? I've been there.
:17:20
But this guy's your boss.
:17:21
If he wants to be an asshole,
you might just have to let him do.
:17:25
- But, Bonny...
- There's no "but," Sam.
:17:28
- What about my rights?
- You've got a right to be mad, sure.
:17:31
Exactly. That's what I'm saying, partner.
That's all I'm saying.
:17:34
Sam, it's a job.
:17:37
This is what I mean.
A man doesn't give up his rights at a job.
:17:41
A man doesn't give up his rights anywhere.
You of all people should know that.
:17:45
What should I know? 'Cause I'm black,
I should mouth off to my boss?
:17:51
All this rights shit. Rights this, rights that.
:17:54
Rights, my ass. It's a job.
:17:57
You got a right to pay your bills,
pay for your kids.