: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.
:06:00
If this is about me being late
with my follow-up story,
:06:04
I've got it all right here.
:06:05
I was just about to...
:06:07
It's not about your story.
:06:08
Though I'm sure you're working
your usual insightful magic
:06:12
on what will prove to be
yet another eye-opening exposé.
:06:15
I expect nothing
but brilliance in 5,000 words.
:06:18
Or less.
:06:19
But this, my dear...
:06:23
is better.
:06:24
What, then?
We're being sued again?
:06:27
Somebody mailed us this thing
about two weeks ago.
:06:29
What is it?
Porn or something?
:06:32
Something.
:06:33
Amy, with your encyclopedic
knowledge of skankology,
:06:38
have you ever heard of Deaders?
:06:40
Yeah, me.
:06:42
I owe two months' salary
on my credit cards.
:06:44
No, not "debtors. "
Deaders.
:06:46
D- e-a-d-e-r-s.
:06:48
No, Charles, I've
never heard of Deaders.
:06:52
Watch the tape.
:06:59
This is something
you must see for yourself.