:26:00
We brought you
some boxes of clothes.
:26:02
We got some more
out in the hallway.
:26:04
I appreciate that, Bishop Taylor.
We'll take care of that for you.
:26:07
It's good to see you, bishop.
:26:09
Hey. I should've known.
:26:12
It's you.
Hey, man, good to meet you.
:26:14
- Good to meet you.
- Yeah. That's cool.
:26:19
You got a lot of influence
over people.
:26:23
Maybe you ought to work
with the choir while you're here.
:26:25
Dad, look, I came to see about you,
all right? Not the church.
:26:29
Well, maybe you don't realize
they're one and the same.
:26:32
Yeah. That's always been
the problem between you and I.
:26:42
Look, I'm gonna go and see
one of my friends. I'll be back.
:26:46
Well, we're gonna be ready
to give you a grand sendoff.
:26:49
Yeah. It's good to see you.
:26:51
You know, that is a great man.
:26:53
He comes here twice a week,
every week.
:26:56
I don't know where
he finds the time.
:26:58
Yeah, he's been that way
ever since I was a kid.
:27:00
I know he's proud of you.
:27:03
Hey, it was nice to meet you, man.
:27:10
Look, my client acted
on good faith...
:27:12
... assuming things
would be negotiable...
:27:14
... which is why he refused
to sign the contract.
:27:17
Look, Sandstone.
:27:18
You agreed to the deal, and you
can't just change the terms now...
:27:21
- ... because the song's a hit.
- It was a bad deal from the jump.
:27:24
With the cash that song made,
I'm supposed to get more.
:27:27
"It was a bad deal."
You know what, I took the risk.
:27:29
If the song was a bust,
I'd be left holding the bag.
:27:31
My client should also be guaranteed
that two of his tracks...
:27:34
...appear on the next
David Taylor album.
:27:36
Hold on. You know what?
You can have my answer right now.
:27:39
You get nothing.
No track, no money.
:27:42
Wanna take me to court? Go ahead.
It'll be a cold day in hell...
:27:45
...before I let a chump like you
extort money from me.
:27:51
So that went well.