:42:00
What kind of money
do employees make?
:42:02
Minimum wage.
:42:03
And it looks like you're doing
pretty well here.
:42:06
It's a beautiful store.
:42:07
Well, yes.
:42:08
That's why you're responsible.
:42:09
Let's talk about back dues.
:42:11
Now, unfortunately,
I'm not able to wipe out
:42:13
an entire 12-month period
of back dues.
:42:15
However, what I can do is
I can only go back three months.
:42:18
So, that's this month
plus three months of back dues.
:42:22
That would be $2,000
you have to pay.
:42:25
That's a lot of money!
:42:26
Is it Mrs. Eastlack?
Is it really?
:42:29
Don't you think it's
in everyone's best interest?
:42:31
You wouldn't want
a strike now, would you?
:42:33
Strike?
:42:34
Oh yes, ma'am.
:42:35
Your employees parading
up and down that beautiful sidewalk,
:42:39
carrying large signs,
and screaming
:42:40
about how unfairly
they're being treated.
:42:43
We are very fair.
:42:44
Exactly.
:42:45
That's why you have
to pay the $2,000.
:42:49
Well, will you take
a check?
:42:51
Do you have a driver's license
and a major credit card?
:42:57
What can I get you?
:42:59
Yeah, could I get a pound
of your capicola?
:43:03
I'm sorry?
:43:05
Capicola.
:43:06
Produce section is back there.
:43:08
It's not produce; it's ham.
:43:11
We have boiled ham.
:43:12
I don't want boiled ham.
I want capicola ham.
:43:15
Hey, uh... do we have any uh...
cappuccino ham?
:43:19
Capicola!
:43:20
Yeah, that.
:43:21
It's a ham.
:43:24
We have boiled ham.
:43:25
I don't want boiled ham.
I want cap... never mind.
:43:32
Oh great! Name brand.
:43:36
What is this, detergent?
:43:38
What happened to the Pop-Tarts?
:43:44
Hey, Kate.
:43:49
Linda.
:43:51
Hi.
:43:52
Are you okay?
:43:53
Oh, hi.
:43:54
No. It's nuthin'.
I'm fine. Honestly.
:43:57
Oh, honey.
Honey, what is it?