:45:00
At least go with me then.
l can't go out there alone.
:45:04
Mrs. Vaughn fired me.
Eduardo, Eduardo, Eduardo.
:45:06
Let me make sure l understand you.
:45:09
You think you saved my life,
and this cost you your job?
:45:12
Yes, l did save your life, and it
did cost me my job. Well, Eduardo,
:45:16
l play squash regularly,
and l'm pretty fleet of foot, um,
:45:20
but l do-- l do appreciate
your brave warning.
:45:22
How much money are we talking about exactly?
l'm not here for a ''hand-down,'' Mr. Cole.
:45:29
l was hoping you might
have some work for me.
:45:32
Ah.
:45:37
Let me-- Let me show you
where l want to put a pool.
:45:41
l want, uh, more lawn,
like an athletic field, you know?
:45:44
Just, uh, pretty big. You
want some lines painted on it?
:45:47
No, no.
Just the size of an athletic field.
:45:51
Wow. That's a lotta lawn.
A lotta mowin'. All right.
:45:56
And a lot of fertilizers.
Yeah.
:45:59
Well, whatever you say. l'm putting
you in charge. Thank you, Mr. Cole.
:46:04
What about your wife?
:46:07
What about her? Oh, uh, does
she work, or what does she do?
:46:13
Yeah, sure.
Sure, she works.
:46:15
She cooks, she look
after our children. Mmm.
:46:21
Maybe, uh--
Maybe she'd like to clean my house.
:46:24
Or maybe she'd like
to cook for me and, uh,
:46:28
look after my daughter, Ruth.
:46:30
Sure. l'll ask her.
Yeah?
:46:34
Good. Good. Excellent.
:46:38
Gotta do something about
these straggly flower beds too.
:46:42
You can start today, Eduardo.
:46:44
You can begin by taking my former assistant
to Orient Point, hmm? Sure. l can do that.
:46:51
Uh, immediately. Before
breakfast, huh? Yes, sir. Yes, sir.