:04:00
Amy Klein, nice of you
to join the meeting.
:04:02
20 minutes late.
:04:04
So, what about the story, then?
:04:06
I couldn't get
a verification on it.
:04:07
Oh. You're kidding?
:04:09
We'll send someone up.
:04:11
Thanks again for your
contribution, Klein.
:04:14
Great job, Amy.
:04:15
Thanks.
:04:22
Hey, Klein.
:04:24
Nice reporting.
:04:25
How about you
show me what you learned?
:04:29
You want me to show you
what I learned?
:04:32
Right here?
:04:33
Right now?
:04:37
Maybe later.
:04:40
Maybe not.
:04:56
Hey, Amy.
:04:57
Good morning.
:04:59
It's half past four.
:05:05
Charles, Amy's here.
:05:08
Bye.
:05:13
I detect that unique
and ubiquitous combination
:05:16
of nicotine and patchouli oil
that can only signal the arrival
:05:19
of the delightful and
world-famous Amy Klein.
:05:24
Eat me, Charles.
:05:26
You know, it's exactly that
lack of respect for authority
:05:29
that got you fired
from the "New York Post. "
:05:31
I wasn't fired.
:05:32
I was reassigned.
:05:34
Of course.
:05:35
Lucky for you,
I opened my doors when I heard
:05:37
that you'd become available.
:05:39
And, by the way, I don't recall
ever being thanked properly
:05:42
for this reassignment.
:05:47
I seem to remember a similar
reassignment for you, Charles.
:05:51
Well, look on the bright side.
:05:54
We're back in the trenches
together, just like old times.
:05:57
Don't get sentimental on me.