:43:00
Sorry, Mr. Bicke.
:43:01
Mr. Ford should have told you,
but processing takes eight to ten weeks.
:43:05
No, he did not tell me that.
:43:08
Perhaps you could check back,
say, September 1.
:43:14
- September?
- Yes.
:43:22
I do understand your position.
:43:27
I'm sure that you deal
with a lot of incompetence.
:43:30
But I am a businessman...
:43:33
and a businessman can't wait.
:43:36
If you gonna have a future,
you gotta make it.
:43:38
So I would really appreciate it
if I could see Mr. Ford.
:43:42
What was your first name?
:43:44
Samuel J.
:43:46
I will talk to Mr. Ford...
:43:49
and if he has time for a meeting,
we'll call you next week.
:43:52
Since I'm here, maybe I could just see him...
:43:56
If he has time,
we'll call you next week. Deal?
:44:05
Deal.
:44:21
Least you could do is discourage him.
:44:24
Double bourbon and a vodka martini up.
:44:26
It would help if you wore your wedding ring.
:44:29
For God's sake, Sam, aren't we done yet?
:44:31
Would you consider going to the dinner?
You could drive your own car.
:44:34
I'm not gonna put on some charade.
If you're their top salesman...
:44:38
what do they care
if you're married, divorced, or queer?
:44:53
Sir, you should be ashamed of yourself.
That woman is my wife.
:44:56
They make her wear that.
:44:58
Sam.