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00:00:39 I love money.
00:00:42 I love money more than I love
00:00:47 Does that surprise you?
00:00:50 Money. It don't care whether
00:00:53 It don't care whether I snore or not.
00:00:56 It don't care which god I pray to.
00:00:59 There are only three things in this world
00:01:05 Dogs...
00:01:07 ...doughnuts...
00:01:08 ...and money.
00:01:10 Only money is better.
00:01:12 You know why?
00:01:14 Because it don't make you fat...
00:01:16 ...and it don't poop all over
00:01:20 There's only one thing I like better:
00:01:25 Other people's money.
00:01:50 Hey, guys.
00:01:52 Come on.
00:02:21 All right. Now, squeeze in over here.
00:02:23 That's it. I've got to see all your faces.
00:02:31 - How you doing, Tom?
00:02:34 Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!
00:02:40 - Happy Thanksgiving.
00:02:42 Take a good one, Elton.
00:02:59 Somebody's up to something, Jorgy.
00:03:01 Good news. Stock is up.
00:03:04 - Gus, you got your teeth in?
00:03:08 Cheeks up!
00:03:09 New England Wire and Cable!
00:03:12 New England Wire and Cable!
00:03:19 Up two points.
00:03:21 Wire and Cable up two points.
00:03:31 Wire and Cable up two points.
00:03:48 - Morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:03:51 Say good morning to Carmen. She's
00:03:55 Good morning, Carmen.
00:03:57 - Cranberry juice is fresh today, boss.
00:04:01 You never let me down, Arthur.
00:04:04 You never let me down.
00:04:38 - Good morning, sir.
00:04:42 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:04:46 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:04:49 - Good morning.
00:04:51 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:04:53 - Morning.
00:04:57 Work, work!
00:05:03 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:05:07 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:05:08 Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:05:11 I'm not paying you to be polite, Harriet.
00:05:14 - Good morning, Mr. Garfield.
00:05:18 Morning. Morning.
00:05:20 Mr. Holt wants to see you for dinner...
00:05:22 ...and the Overly brothers will fly you
00:05:26 When I die, put it on my gravestone:
00:05:28 - "He never went to Texas."
00:05:32 - Where's the cinnamon?
00:05:34 If I can't count on Dunkin' Donuts...
00:05:36 ...who do I count on?
00:05:39 Granger, Trundel Canning. Tell me.
00:05:42 Trundel is being sued
00:05:44 Failed to comply
00:05:48 And there are claims of illness
00:05:51 Good.
00:05:54 Just before they're carted off to jail,
00:05:56 - Yes, sir.
00:05:58 - Yo.
00:06:02 Six million, Mr. Garfield.
00:06:05 Mr. Morganstern wants to talk to you.
00:06:08 I'd rather talk to my mother.
00:06:10 - Pfeiffer!
00:06:12 What about this
00:06:14 It's too beautiful.
00:06:17 I...
00:06:20 I...
00:06:22 I...
00:06:24 I...
00:06:26 ...can't seem to find any problems,
00:06:32 Neither can I.
00:06:34 - Richardson.
00:06:36 Let's talk to these people.
00:06:37 Call the man in charge,
00:06:39 Yes, sir. We'll get right on it.
00:06:48 New England Wire and Cable.
00:06:50 The general manager, please,
00:06:52 That would be Mr. Coles.
00:06:54 - Who shall I say is calling?
00:06:56 Just one moment, please.
00:06:59 - What did he want?
00:07:03 Look the place over, he said.
00:07:04 Well, what's wrong with that?
00:07:07 Well, it's not that simple.
00:07:09 What this man does is no secret.
00:07:11 Bill, you got the jitters.
00:07:14 Wall Street's in the liquidation business
00:07:18 My father founded this company
00:07:21 - I took over 28 years ago...
00:07:23 I control this company,
00:08:00 What a shit pit.
00:08:13 Look at this.
00:08:16 Look at this.
00:08:20 I haven't seen a place this classy
00:08:56 Welcome to New England Wire and Cable.
00:08:59 I'm Bea Sullivan, Mr. Jorgenson's assistant.
00:09:02 - How do you do?
00:09:04 Would you like to invite your chauffeur in
00:09:06 No, no. He's a yard chauffeur, honey.
00:09:09 Bring him inside, you spoil him.
00:09:12 Is there a Dunkin' Donuts in this town?
00:09:14 Dunkin' Donuts? No, I don't think so.
00:09:17 - Krispy Kreme, something?
00:09:20 But we have coffee,
00:09:24 Breakfast roll?
00:09:26 Do you have an elevator?
00:09:27 I'm embarrassed to tell you,
00:09:31 Any oxygen?
00:09:37 You should have warned me.
00:09:40 Is it much further?
00:09:44 Jorgy, this is Mr. Garfield.
00:09:47 Mr. Garfield, Andrew Jorgenson,
00:09:50 Call me Jorgy. Everybody else does.
00:09:53 - It has a mind of its own.
00:09:57 - Emma, bring in the coffee!
00:09:59 Last limousine we saw here
00:10:01 ...when Truman was running for president.
00:10:04 He stood right out there on those stairs,
00:10:07 - Is that so?
00:10:09 That was the golden age.
00:10:12 Old Harry made a great speech that day.
00:10:15 - Is that so?
00:10:19 He's the only Democrat
00:10:21 Do you know much about
00:10:25 I know if the cable's out of whack,
00:10:29 - I'm thinking about the doughnuts.
00:10:32 Mr. Garfield was wondering if we had any.
00:10:35 - Bill, do we have doughnuts?
00:10:38 How's that coffee coming along?
00:10:41 - Here we are, Mr. Garfield.
00:10:45 - Sugar and cream?
00:10:48 - Thank you, Emma.
00:10:50 No, no. Why don't we get down
00:10:55 What's the matter?
00:10:58 - Would you like me to get some doughnuts?
00:11:05 You're right.
00:11:07 - Let's talk business.
00:11:09 What business are we talking about?
00:11:13 Good coffee.
00:11:15 Well, let's put it this way:
00:11:17 Back in New York, I got a computer.
00:11:20 Every morning, right after I brush my teeth,
00:11:24 "Carmen, computer on the wall,
00:11:29 Now, most mornings, she spits out,
00:11:34 But three weeks ago, she said:
00:11:38 "Garfield, Garfield, scratch your balls.
00:11:43 New England..." Pardon me. "New England
00:11:50 New England Wire and Cable?
00:11:52 I said, "What's it worth?"
00:11:58 You got equipment here
00:12:02 Even at salvage,
00:12:06 - Can I use that blackboard over there?
00:12:09 Thank you.
00:12:10 Come with me.
00:12:15 Gonna erase this stuff here.
00:12:18 Here.
00:12:20 Let's put down 3O million.
00:12:27 - How many acres you got?
00:12:29 Carmen and I figure,
00:12:33 ...it's worth 1 O million.
00:12:34 - Is that fair?
00:12:36 Let's lay the 1 O under the 3O.
00:12:40 You bought some other companies,
00:12:43 You have a plumbing, an electrical
00:12:47 Boring, but all making a decent profit.
00:12:50 Carmen says they're worth
00:12:52 Let's put the 8O under the 4O.
00:12:54 And you have working capital of 25 million,
00:12:59 Let's put down 25 million,
00:13:03 $ 1 25 million.
00:13:08 The only bad news is...
00:13:10 ...that this wire and cable division
00:13:14 ...and all the other divisions
00:13:17 Now, as a stockholder,
00:13:20 Are you finished, Mr. Garfield?
00:13:22 No, I'm not, Bill.
00:13:23 Let's say Carmen was suffering
00:13:26 No offense. A little nuts.
00:13:28 Let's say she was too optimistic.
00:13:30 Let's knock off 25 million.
00:13:33 Let's make it...
00:13:35 ...$ 1 OO million.
00:13:37 A nice round number.
00:13:41 Any debt? No.
00:13:43 Any lawsuits?
00:13:45 You throwing your garbage in the water?
00:13:49 What about pension liabilities?
00:13:50 Carmen says you're fully funded.
00:13:53 You people are dreams.
00:13:55 - I think this meeting is over.
00:13:58 Here comes the fun part.
00:13:59 - How many shares outstanding you got?
00:14:02 Divide 4 million into 1 OO million,
00:14:04 - Twenty-five.
00:14:06 That means each share is worth $ 25.
00:14:09 But that was all foreplay.
00:14:14 The stock was 1 O when I woke up
00:14:19 That's a 1 O for a $ 25 item.
00:14:22 What a sale.
00:14:24 Something worth $ 25,
00:14:27 The company's not for sale,
00:14:30 I don't want your company, Jorgy.
00:14:32 I just want what
00:14:34 - I wanna make money.
00:14:37 You bought the stock at 1 O.
00:14:40 The stock is 14 because I'm buying it.
00:14:43 I'm doing my part. Now you do yours.
00:14:46 Get rid of this wire and cable division.
00:14:50 Would you excuse us, please?
00:14:59 What the hell do you think you're doing,
00:15:02 You can't come into my town, my plant,
00:15:06 - You can't do that.
00:15:10 It's called a corporate takeover.
00:15:11 I know what it's called,
00:15:14 It's simple. I do it all the time.
00:15:17 Well, do it someplace else.
00:15:20 Don't think of it as suicide.
00:15:24 Think of it as euthanasia.
00:15:27 Get out.
00:15:29 Get out.
00:15:31 Get out before I throw you out.
00:15:33 Where are you going?
00:15:36 Business? With you?
00:15:39 I got a company to run.
00:15:41 Yeah, well, that's my point.
00:15:43 I don't like the way my company's
00:15:45 And you better get your elevator fixed!
00:15:47 There's a goddamn fire raging here,
00:15:52 And you call the fire department,
00:15:56 Because they're all in Japan
00:16:00 ...and Taiwan and every other shithole
00:16:04 And while that inferno is raging,
00:16:08 ...mowing the lawn, tidying up,
00:16:16 - You'd think I was asking him for a loan.
00:16:21 I'm not a long-term player.
00:16:39 They give us trouble today?
00:16:41 They're not gonna send us back
00:16:44 Don't scare me there, Mr. G.
00:16:46 Richardson, I wanna buy up
00:16:49 Buy everything you can.
00:16:51 File a goddamned 1 3D.
00:16:52 - I wanna finish this one quick.
00:17:10 Well, it's official.
00:17:11 Our friend Garfield's intent
00:17:14 He's filed his 1 3D with the SEC.
00:17:17 He now owns 1 2 percent of us.
00:17:24 What do you wanna do?
00:17:28 I own 2O percent.
00:17:30 Jorgy, we've got to protect ourselves.
00:17:32 - We need legal advice.
00:17:34 They're not equipped for this.
00:17:36 - We need the best.
00:17:39 Let me.
00:17:42 What makes you think she'll come?
00:17:44 I'll tell her we need her.
00:17:47 We're family.
00:18:41 Flamboyant L's and M's.
00:18:45 Loves to write "million," doesn't he?
00:18:48 We've never seen a man like that.
00:18:50 He's like something out of a comic book.
00:18:53 So they say.
00:18:54 - Hello, Kate.
00:18:57 Thanks for coming.
00:18:59 Doesn't she look splendid?
00:19:01 I have to be back in the city by 5.
00:19:05 You're in charge, Kate.
00:19:08 Given that someone is interested
00:19:10 ...you've no choice
00:19:13 You have some options.
00:19:14 For openers, I recommend changing
00:19:17 ...from Rhode Island to Delaware.
00:19:20 That's a good idea.
00:19:24 And that way we're not playing dead.
00:19:27 - Who the hell is playing dead?
00:19:30 - By running away to Delaware?
00:19:34 This company was founded in Rhode Island.
00:19:38 I'm talking about Delaware, not Nairobi.
00:19:42 I own 2O percent of this company.
00:19:44 The board owns another 5,
00:19:48 That's 3O percent.
00:19:52 What do you want? Do you want me
00:19:55 But there's no deal to be made.
00:19:57 He's knocking at your door.
00:19:59 If you don't answer it,
00:20:02 Listen to her, Jorgy.
00:20:03 There's no deal to be made
00:20:06 You kill it, or it kills you.
00:20:09 Well, what do you suggest?
00:20:11 Make it worth his while to leave.
00:20:13 How? How? What do you mean?
00:20:14 Pay him off.
00:20:17 It's greenmail, Jorgy,
00:20:20 - It's terrorism, and I won't do it!
00:20:23 Well, you're gonna lose your company.
00:20:25 Like hell I am.
00:20:27 You, as they say in the street,
00:20:31 Garfield put you there.
00:20:34 And now I'm here as your lawyer.
00:20:37 Isn't that a hell of an irony?
00:20:39 Me trying to save your company.
00:20:43 Well, I can do it.
00:20:57 Yeah?
00:20:59 A Miss Sullivan
00:21:01 And Granger wants to see you
00:21:03 Your suits are ready for a fitting,
00:21:06 Yeah, 5:OO is okay. But tell them not to
00:21:11 - Right, no pins,
00:21:13 ...he better make more sense than last time,
00:21:17 Shall I use those exact words, sir?
00:21:19 Send in Hudson, Bradley and Flint.
00:21:39 Wow.
00:21:43 You know what kills me? I've done
00:21:47 ...and you know who I negotiate with?
00:21:49 Skinny little joggers with contact lenses,
00:21:53 - I'm Kate Sullivan.
00:21:54 - Want a cigarette?
00:21:57 Don't let me stop you.
00:22:00 Why would you stop me?
00:22:03 What are you, a fucking lawyer?
00:22:05 Depends on who I'm with.
00:22:08 Welcome to my life.
00:22:10 So, what's it gonna be?
00:22:11 Sue, settle, defend?
00:22:14 I came to talk.
00:22:17 Oh, that's trouble.
00:22:19 Lawyers wanna talk,
00:22:22 - How about a doughnut?
00:22:26 - Why, are you a health-food freak?
00:22:29 - You have to be hungry to eat a doughnut?
00:22:32 What, are you shitting me?
00:22:33 I never heard of such a thing,
00:22:36 Why? It don't taste better that way.
00:22:38 - How would you know?
00:22:41 - I need a month.
00:22:44 I just got involved. I need time to get
00:22:48 My act is together.
00:22:50 If you give me some time,
00:22:55 Settle?
00:22:57 Work something out.
00:22:59 - I only settle when I'm in trouble.
00:23:03 It only makes sense when I'm in trouble.
00:23:06 Well, if you prefer, we'll go to court.
00:23:08 Get an injunction, have a fight.
00:23:12 Costs them, costs you, and for what?
00:23:15 I live in court.
00:23:22 I won't love you anymore.
00:23:27 - Two weeks.
00:23:31 - Both sides.
00:23:33 - Two weeks.
00:23:35 Whoa, where are you going?
00:23:37 We haven't talked about
00:23:39 - What's that?
00:23:46 Garfield, put your hand between your legs.
00:23:51 Do it!
00:23:54 Good. Now look directly down
00:23:57 ...and you say, "You must behave yourself
00:24:02 Garfield, if you don't say exactly that
00:24:10 - You must behave yourself...
00:24:14 ...when you're in the presence...
00:24:17 ...of a lady.
00:24:23 See? Not so hard.
00:24:37 See you in two weeks.
00:24:40 Wow! Did you see that, Carmen?
00:24:44 I'm in love, I'm in love.
00:24:46 - Goodbye, Miss Sullivan.
00:25:04 Call Erickson. Tell him to arrange
00:25:07 Don't pay more than we did
00:25:10 Then call Hathaway.
00:25:11 Tell him I want to make a tender offer
00:25:15 Don't put it under our name.
00:25:16 Label it OPM Holdings.
00:25:18 But what if she finds out
00:25:23 Richardson, what were you,
00:25:25 What do you think she's doing?
00:25:27 That kewpie doll's up to no good.
00:25:30 I got us an extra two weeks.
00:25:34 Get the board to buy up as many shares
00:25:37 Use your own working capital.
00:25:39 No, that's not what
00:25:41 - That's our safety net,
00:25:44 - No borrowing.
00:25:47 For every share you acquire,
00:25:51 The more we buy, the less for him.
00:25:54 The more it costs, the less profit he makes.
00:25:57 So get the stock up.
00:25:59 And, Mom, make sure to buy it
00:26:02 I don't wanna borrow money.
00:26:06 But see, that's the trouble, Jorgy.
00:26:08 It's your gorgeous balance sheet
00:26:12 And, Mom, get letters out
00:26:15 Tell them how great business is
00:26:18 - I'll do it.
00:26:20 I'll call you tomorrow.
00:26:48 Good morning, honey.
00:26:58 How you doing this morning, huh?
00:27:08 You got it up again.
00:27:11 Another point and a half.
00:27:14 - Pfeiffer.
00:27:16 - Woody.
00:27:18 - Harriet.
00:27:19 Miss Sullivan is gonna call
00:27:21 You tell her I'm not taking calls.
00:27:24 Then, when she comes over here
00:27:27 ...you try to keep her out.
00:27:30 Don't worry, she's desperate but harmless.
00:27:35 - Florist?
00:27:41 You have a good evening, Miss Sullivan.
00:27:46 - Hello, Michael.
00:27:50 - Somebody brought these by for you.
00:27:53 - Good night.
00:28:46 - Good morning.
00:28:53 - You ruthless son of a bitch!
00:28:57 Jeez, I wonder what her problem is.
00:29:18 All right, all right.
00:29:26 Excuse me.
00:29:27 - Hello, Miss Sullivan, may I help you?
00:29:32 - I don't care! I'm not gonna...
00:29:36 - You can't go in.
00:29:40 - But, baby-poo...
00:29:42 We had a standstill!
00:29:45 - OPM Holdings? You know nothing about it?
00:29:48 - Not a lot to know.
00:29:51 You embarrassed me with my firm.
00:29:55 Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
00:29:57 Don't come on so holier-than-thou with me.
00:29:59 What am I supposed to do,
00:30:03 - I did no such thing.
00:30:05 All that buying coming from some little
00:30:10 You'd think you'd use an out-of-state firm.
00:30:12 I know nothing about that.
00:30:14 Give me a break.
00:30:15 Who am I dealing with here,
00:30:17 You want to play the game,
00:30:20 Oh, is that what you call it,
00:30:23 You're damn right.
00:30:26 I'll teach you. It's easy.
00:30:28 You make as much as you can
00:30:31 And then what?
00:30:32 "And then what?"
00:30:34 Whoever has the most when he dies,
00:30:36 Look. It's the American way.
00:30:39 I'm doing my job.
00:30:42 I'm a capitalist.
00:30:43 I'm simply following
00:30:46 What law is that?
00:30:48 Survival of the fittest.
00:30:51 Maybe some people don't see it that way.
00:30:53 Maybe they don't see it
00:30:55 - Maybe they see it as survival of the fattest!
00:31:00 Because you're not nice.
00:31:02 Since when do you have to be nice
00:31:04 You're not right.
00:31:06 One day we'll smarten up and pass some
00:31:11 They can pass all the laws they want.
00:31:14 All they can do is change the rules.
00:31:16 They can never stop the game.
00:31:19 I don't go away. I adapt.
00:31:22 Ten years from now, they'll be studying
00:31:25 They'll call it the Garfield Era...
00:31:27 ...and rinse their mouths out
00:31:30 - I'll see you in court!
00:31:32 Don't leave.
00:31:34 - At least have a doughnut.
00:31:37 Come on. Don't be a poor loser!
00:31:39 Lying to protect your client
00:31:43 You didn't even ask me
00:31:46 Other people's money!
00:31:54 All right, come on, come on!
00:31:55 - Work, work, work!
00:32:25 Gotcha! Oh, yes.
00:32:30 How do you have them?
00:32:33 Two years ago, he tried to take over
00:32:36 He was put under indictment for failing
00:32:40 - What's this?
00:32:41 - What did they do?
00:32:44 - Investors get hurt?
00:32:46 If the charges were dropped,
00:32:48 He was required to disclose.
00:32:51 Gerber's in prison, Richard.
00:32:52 Judge Pollard ain't gonna give you
00:32:59 We are a nation of laws, Marcia.
00:33:02 Ultimately, those laws come down
00:33:05 Without those technicalities,
00:33:08 Anarchy.
00:33:09 Garfield.
00:33:12 - Anarchy? That's the basis for your brief?
00:33:16 Honeybunch, you better write
00:33:19 - I intend to.
00:33:22 Yeah. A court order.
00:33:28 Do the Japanese celebrate Christmas?
00:33:30 No, but I hear they're buying it.
00:33:38 I had nothing to do with any of this.
00:33:41 Pfeiffer comes walking in...
00:33:49 TRO.
00:33:51 Temporary restraining order.
00:33:55 Thank you very much.
00:34:04 Some crew I've got.
00:34:08 Seventeen lawyers...
00:34:10 ...on retainer.
00:34:12 And you manage to work it out...
00:34:15 ...so that in a free market...
00:34:18 ...a so-called free country...
00:34:21 ...I can't buy some shit-ass stock
00:34:28 Congratulations.
00:34:30 You're destroying the capitalist system.
00:34:33 While everybody else
00:34:36 ...my boys and girls are fucking it up!
00:34:40 You know what happens
00:34:44 The communists come back.
00:34:46 They come out of the bushes.
00:34:48 They're waiting in there.
00:34:52 But maybe that's not so bad.
00:34:55 Because you know what happens
00:34:58 The first thing they do
00:35:03 And if they miss any of you,
00:35:06 Now let's see if we can get
00:35:09 ...to change his fucking mind!
00:35:11 Come on.
00:35:17 It wasn't me!
00:35:24 Mr, Garfield,
00:35:28 - Yes.
00:35:31 We're here in the office,
00:35:35 Stop gloating. It doesn't become you.
00:35:38 Don't be a poor loser,
00:35:40 I got you on a technicality. Not bad
00:35:45 I'd like to talk,
00:35:46 I have no time for talk. My days are full.
00:35:50 - I'll buy you a doughnut.
00:35:52 Since when do you have to be hungry
00:35:55 Shut up,
00:35:57 Stop pouting. I'll buy you dinner.
00:36:00 Name the place.
00:36:04 You're trying to seduce me.
00:36:08 You have a nice laugh.
00:36:10 My house, 8: OO.
00:36:12 How about Lutece?
00:36:14 I wanna talk to somebody,
00:36:17 You wanna talk, come to me, 8: OO.
00:36:20 I'll come for 2O minutes.
00:36:24 Twenty minutes, my place, 8:OO,
00:36:27 - 5:3O
00:36:29 - Funerals are at 5:3O. Seven.
00:36:32 - I gotta wash my face.
00:36:36 - Deal.
00:36:38 Harriet!
00:36:41 Get me my barber.
00:36:43 Call Arthur. She's coming to the house.
00:37:09 - Miss Sullivan.
00:37:11 - Come on in. The boss is expecting you.
00:37:37 - Mr. G will be right with you.
00:38:36 Gloria Taylor.
00:38:38 Quarterback's girlfriend.
00:38:41 All that putz wanted to do was
00:38:45 ...while I was ready to feed her...
00:38:48 ...protect her,
00:38:53 I sent her poetry.
00:38:56 Longfellow.
00:38:58 Can't go wrong with Longfellow.
00:39:03 Day by day I gazed upon her
00:39:09 Day by day I sighed with passion
00:39:15 Day by day my heart within me
00:39:19 Grew more hot with love and longing
00:39:25 I gave her "Hiawatha."
00:39:27 All she wanted was a touchdown.
00:39:32 Yeah.
00:39:34 To the quarterback's girlfriend.
00:39:37 To Gloria.
00:39:46 Drink, drink. It's the best.
00:39:53 - You look terrific.
00:39:58 How about some mushroom dip?
00:40:02 I thought this was a business meeting.
00:40:05 What's wrong with a little dip?
00:40:07 I never met a person so hard to feed.
00:40:10 Who are you mad at?
00:40:12 Come on, have some dip.
00:40:38 Swallow.
00:40:43 Nice.
00:40:45 I think we should talk business.
00:40:47 You have an exquisite neck.
00:40:49 I have to leave by 7.
00:40:53 Oh, right. I forgot.
00:40:56 - You got a "proposition."
00:41:05 - Shoot.
00:41:10 Greenmail?
00:41:12 You're offering to buy me out?
00:41:14 Why so uptight? It's not illegal.
00:41:17 It's immoral.
00:41:20 A distinction that has
00:41:23 But it matters to me.
00:41:26 Well, for someone who has
00:41:29 ...you certainly have
00:41:33 They're like nuclear warheads.
00:41:35 They have theirs, so I have mine.
00:41:38 Once you use them,
00:41:41 Let me ask you:
00:41:42 Do you have authorization
00:41:47 Of course not.
00:41:50 It's a lawyer's scheme.
00:41:52 Everybody walks out happy.
00:41:54 I get paid off.
00:41:56 Jorgy keeps his company.
00:41:58 The employees keep their jobs.
00:42:01 The lawyer gets a big fat fee.
00:42:04 Everybody walks out. Yumpin' yiminy.
00:42:07 Sounds pretty good to me.
00:42:09 - Except for the stockholders.
00:42:12 ...they don't know what hit them.
00:42:16 No, not Albert Schweitzer,
00:42:19 I take from the rich,
00:42:22 Well, the upper middle class.
00:42:24 - Would you care for some caviar?
00:42:26 Do you like music? The violin?
00:42:28 - Let's be serious.
00:42:31 - Arthur.
00:42:36 - First you laugh at me, then you insult me.
00:42:39 - What will you take?
00:42:41 The stock hasn't seen 25 in years.
00:42:43 You want history?
00:42:45 Take 2O.
00:42:47 Such a high achiever.
00:42:48 If you're mad at somebody,
00:42:51 Twenty-five is my number,
00:42:53 Well, I don't like your number,
00:42:56 Do we have a deal or not?
00:42:58 Let's discuss it over dinner.
00:43:00 - Good night. Your 2O minutes are up.
00:43:03 Let's segue into some soup
00:43:07 Come on. Don't go away mad.
00:43:10 I didn't buy your proposition.
00:43:13 You're an emancipated woman.
00:43:16 - I haven't lost.
00:43:19 I got a proposition for you.
00:43:23 You come on back up.
00:43:24 We have a nice dinner.
00:43:27 We make passionate love
00:43:31 The first one who comes, loses.
00:43:35 - Loses what?
00:43:37 I come first, I sell you back
00:43:41 You come first, you buy them at 25.
00:43:47 I think you're serious.
00:43:50 So how do you suggest
00:43:53 Delicately.
00:43:55 Under the heading,
00:43:59 What do you got to lose, your virginity?
00:44:05 So, what happens if we come together?
00:44:11 I never thought of that.
00:44:15 Well...
00:44:17 ...think about it, honey.
00:44:19 I will. I will.
00:44:22 Come on. Don't go.
00:44:24 I haven't played my violin yet.
00:46:30 Oh, God.
00:46:35 Hello?
00:46:38 I just wanted to see if you got home safe.
00:46:41 Thank you.
00:46:45 In your beddy-bye?
00:46:48 I am.
00:46:51 - Did I wake you?
00:46:53 No.
00:46:56 - Did you have dinner?
00:47:00 With who?
00:47:02 None of your business.
00:47:08 - Are you thinking about me?
00:47:10 Well, how could
00:47:13 Pills, whiskey, self-help tapes.
00:47:21 I got another proposition for you.
00:47:24 Oh, yeah? I can't wait,
00:47:26 We swap.
00:47:29 Swap what, dirty jokes?
00:47:34 No. I give you all my shares...
00:47:36 ...you give me the wire and cable division.
00:47:41 Hello?
00:47:43 Hello? You like?
00:47:45 - I'll ask them.
00:47:48 All right, now wait. Don't go away.
00:47:52 Stay right where you are. All right.
00:47:56 Okay.
00:48:38 Here comes the bridge.
00:49:27 That was very good.
00:49:29 - Thank you.
00:49:31 That was just for you.
00:49:33 Well, I appreciate it.
00:49:35 Sweet dreams,
00:49:36 - Okay. Good night.
00:49:41 Oh, God.
00:50:11 Forget it.
00:50:13 Tell him to go to hell.
00:50:15 He spends $ 1 3 million for this place...
00:50:18 ...then he sells it for 35.
00:50:21 My guys are out of work,
00:50:25 - Now how do I live with that?
00:50:28 The other divisions don't have
00:50:31 - I don't wanna hear that.
00:50:33 - You just don't have the cable division.
00:50:36 ...for everybody to understand...
00:50:38 ...why I can't kill these people
00:50:41 ...to enrich some son of a bitch
00:50:45 I can't play with him
00:50:48 He'll get the injunction lifted
00:50:51 Don't be a pigheaded fool.
00:50:54 He deserves to lose this company.
00:51:08 - Good night, Mr. Jorgenson.
00:51:11 Everything going along okay,
00:51:13 Everything's moving right along, Gus.
00:51:15 Everything's gonna be okay,
00:51:18 - I mean, at the plant and everything?
00:51:21 We'll be making wire and cable
00:51:24 - Yes, sir. Good night, sir.
00:51:30 Jorgy?
00:51:33 - Have you got a minute?
00:51:38 Do you mind if I speak frankly
00:51:42 You always have, haven't you?
00:51:45 You know...
00:51:46 ...I'm trained to think in contingency.
00:51:50 You know I've spent my life
00:51:53 And...
00:51:55 Bill, you're in a panic.
00:51:58 Well, you know how it is
00:52:00 When things don't work out quite right...
00:52:03 ...and people have invested a lot of time,
00:52:08 ...management takes care of its own, Jorgy.
00:52:11 And given the uncertainty
00:52:17 ...and the fact that you haven't set up
00:52:24 Lord, I hate...
00:52:28 When I retire in two years, I've told you,
00:52:33 I promised you that.
00:52:34 There won't be any business
00:52:38 There won't be any business in one year.
00:52:42 You're holding on to a dream.
00:52:45 Go home, Bill. Have a drink.
00:52:47 Give my best to Jeanette.
00:52:50 I don't want the rug pulled out
00:52:55 Good night.
00:52:58 Jorgy, I've been here 1 5 years.
00:53:01 Now, I've worked my ass off
00:53:03 ...and you're gonna let that man come in
00:53:09 I'm sorry, Bill.
00:53:11 Up here we don't plan the funeral
00:53:27 Sounds like everybody's hungry.
00:53:29 Well, let's eat.
00:53:31 - Sit down, darling.
00:53:38 Thank thee, Father, for thy care,
00:53:41 For this and every other gift,
00:53:45 Amen.
00:53:57 Second down and 1 O, Lions at their 49,
00:53:59 I don't know why you watch this.
00:54:02 Maybe if you'd watch, you'd see.
00:54:05 Yes. Go, go, go!
00:54:07 I told you.
00:54:29 Have to admit,
00:54:33 Feels good, all right.
00:54:38 I'm awfully glad you came, Kate.
00:54:41 It means a hell of a lot to your mother.
00:54:45 I love your mother.
00:54:47 I can't say I'm sorry for that,
00:54:51 ...that it's done to you
00:54:55 I'm okay, Jorgy.
00:54:58 Good.
00:55:00 Now let's talk a little business.
00:55:02 Let's quit talking about what I won't do.
00:55:06 Let's talk about what I will do.
00:55:09 I have a problem.
00:55:12 I'm a good lawyer.
00:55:14 I wanna put it to a vote.
00:55:19 Wanna put it in the hands
00:55:21 Can't do that. It's too risky.
00:55:24 - You're a fighter. I'm a fighter.
00:55:28 There's no other choice
00:55:33 This 3O percent,
00:55:36 ...can you absolutely count on them?
00:55:38 They haven't let me down so far.
00:55:41 Awful lot of Ozzies on our side.
00:55:44 Don't trust Ozzie. He's a banker.
00:55:47 I have to trust my friends, Kate.
00:55:55 This is gonna be tough.
00:55:58 I have to get Garfield to buy this.
00:56:01 He won't want to.
00:56:07 Talk nice.
00:56:10 Give him your best smile.
00:56:14 Come on, Kate.
00:56:16 Let's take on the little son of a bitch.
00:56:19 Let's kick his ass
00:56:51 It's a quiet place.
00:56:54 I thought it would be a good idea
00:56:57 Do you like Japanese?
00:57:00 I'd like to have Sony.
00:57:02 Could you bring me a knife and fork?
00:57:10 So, what do you say?
00:57:14 A proxy fight? I'd have to be nuts.
00:57:18 I could sit on my ass and wait
00:57:21 ...buy all the shares I need.
00:57:22 Anybody else,
00:57:27 You look very nice today.
00:57:29 But if you win, Lawrence,
00:57:33 You get what you want in three months
00:57:38 I love it when you call me Lawrence.
00:57:40 Say it again.
00:57:45 There's a lot can stand
00:57:49 Anti-takeover legislation's
00:57:51 Drexel's gone under. Milken's in jail.
00:57:53 Trump's waiting tables.
00:57:55 Don't threaten me.
00:57:56 And just maybe you're over-leveraged,
00:58:02 - Thank you. You got any bread?
00:58:05 No bread.
00:58:07 They got no bread.
00:58:09 They wanna run the world,
00:58:15 In three weeks, you present your own slate.
00:58:19 If you lose, you sell us back
00:58:22 Worst-case scenario,
00:58:26 Amazing people, the Japanese.
00:58:29 We blow the hell out of them.
00:58:31 They go back to school, learn English
00:58:34 What do we do?
00:58:35 We get bigheaded,
00:58:38 Forget about schools.
00:58:40 People can't read. People can't write.
00:58:42 Country's full of dropouts.
00:58:44 Education.
00:58:46 Who needs education as long
00:58:49 Meanwhile, I got everybody
00:58:56 I've never seen such a beautiful lawyer.
00:59:00 Come on, Lawrence.
00:59:02 This is your game.
00:59:05 Winner takes all.
00:59:11 Rumor has it, you got balls.
00:59:14 I've been trying to show you for weeks.
00:59:18 Well, here's your opportunity.
00:59:22 All right.
00:59:24 I can always use
00:59:27 After all, I wanna give you
00:59:30 I love you.
00:59:34 Of course you do.
00:59:38 Because we're the same.
00:59:42 We are not the same, Lawrence.
00:59:44 Now, don't go spreading that around.
00:59:46 You know what makes us the same...
00:59:48 ...what sets us apart?
00:59:51 We care more about the game
00:59:56 Oh, is that so?
00:59:59 Yeah...
01:00:01 ...that's so.
01:00:16 I'm gonna nail you, Lawrence...
01:00:19 ...and everybody
01:00:21 ...some broad did you in.
01:00:28 You're so perfect for me.
01:00:33 - I have to go.
01:00:37 Lunch is on me, baby-poo.
01:00:43 Where you going?
01:00:44 I have to go back to the office.
01:00:48 Don't go back to the office.
01:01:02 Lady said to say, "We have no doughnuts."
01:01:35 Here's your coffee, boss.
01:01:44 You make me feel like a dirty crook.
01:01:46 Sneaking off to Jersey is not my style.
01:01:52 Can we speak frankly?
01:01:56 No. Lie to me.
01:01:57 Tell me how thrilled you are
01:02:00 I always speak frankly. I hate people
01:02:05 It means they're bullshitting me
01:02:10 I'm listening.
01:02:15 Now...
01:02:18 ...as you know, I had 8O, OOO shares
01:02:25 What am I getting, a history lesson here?
01:02:29 Since becoming aware
01:02:35 ...I bought an additional 4O, OOO shares.
01:02:40 Congratulations.
01:02:43 I'm prepared...
01:02:48 ...to sell you the right...
01:02:51 ...to vote those shares
01:02:55 How much?
01:03:00 - A million.
01:03:03 You need a million shares
01:03:08 Now, I can get you 1 O percent
01:03:12 Better still, it's votes
01:03:16 They lose 1 O percent,
01:03:19 If you make a difference...
01:03:21 ...if I win by less than 1 OO, OOO votes,
01:03:24 Otherwise, I don't need them,
01:03:27 I'm not selling you an option.
01:03:29 I'm selling you the right
01:03:32 If they make a difference,
01:03:35 If they don't, half a million.
01:03:44 I've prepared the papers.
01:03:47 Left the numbers blank.
01:03:53 Everybody looks out for their own
01:03:57 "What's in it for me?"
01:04:19 Yes. Very good. Very good.
01:04:20 - When do we run in the Times?
01:04:22 - Times, Barron's, Forbes...
01:04:25 - Next week, major cities in New England.
01:04:28 Take this copy and slide it
01:04:32 And up in the corner here,
01:04:34 - You know?
01:04:37 Oh, God. Look at him.
01:04:39 He's trying to look like Desmond Tutu.
01:04:49 All right, Richard, get our ad agency.
01:04:51 - Call Barbaro. Call Pinelli.
01:04:53 - Yeah. Where's that phone call from Tokyo?
01:05:16 Taxi. Taxi!
01:05:30 Thanks, Ron.
01:05:36 Mr. Garfield's office.
01:05:38 I expect him back at 5:3O.
01:05:41 I'll ask him to phone you.
01:05:53 Look, I found it. I found it.
01:05:57 Mrs. Sullivan. She insisted
01:06:01 I would appreciate a few moments
01:06:05 Certainly.
01:06:08 - Hold my calls.
01:06:12 Come on in. Have a seat right there.
01:06:14 Did your daughter send you?
01:06:17 No, she didn't. She would be
01:06:21 I like Kate. She's quite the tomato.
01:06:24 She must have taken after you, huh?
01:06:26 You're very kind.
01:06:28 I would hope this meeting
01:06:32 Everybody's looking
01:06:35 You want a cup of coffee?
01:06:37 - Cup of tea? Glass of water?
01:06:41 - Harriet, cup of coffee.
01:06:42 You mind if I smoke?
01:06:46 I'd like to tell you why I'm here.
01:06:49 Good. Shoot.
01:06:57 I'm here to plead for our company.
01:07:01 I want to talk to you
01:07:05 ...traditions.
01:07:08 Would you care for a doughnut,
01:07:11 We've worked so hard
01:07:14 We're debt-free...
01:07:16 ...and we don't deserve to lose it.
01:07:20 I want you to call off your fight with us.
01:07:26 There's a trust fund in my name
01:07:29 I'll turn it over to you if you go away.
01:07:33 You don't wanna do that.
01:07:34 We'll buy back your shares at cost,
01:07:41 Interesting.
01:07:43 I know a million dollars
01:07:46 ...but if I had more, I'd give it to you.
01:07:49 Who are you doing it for?
01:07:51 Money's not that important to me.
01:07:54 - Well, it is to me.
01:07:58 You'll have more money
01:08:02 A million dollars.
01:08:04 It's not enough.
01:08:08 Go home, Mrs. Sullivan.
01:08:11 I'd hoped to appeal
01:08:14 I'm sorry.
01:08:16 I don't take money from widows
01:08:21 Before or after you put them out
01:08:44 What a woman.
01:08:47 Harriet, why do I always bring out
01:09:40 Hello?
01:09:43 Hello?
01:09:45 Oh, please,
01:09:51 Arthur!
01:09:53 Get the car. Arthur.
01:10:02 I'm sorry, sir. There's no answer
01:10:05 Well, try it again.
01:10:14 No!
01:10:18 Excuse me, Bart.
01:10:21 - Who's Bart?
01:10:24 - I need to talk to you.
01:10:26 I have something important to tell you.
01:10:29 - You look beautiful. Who's this guy?
01:10:33 I can't talk tomorrow. It won't keep.
01:10:37 I want you to marry me.
01:10:40 Let me put it another way.
01:10:41 I wanna marry you.
01:10:45 You thinking it over?
01:10:47 - What are you talking about?
01:10:50 I want you to be my wife.
01:10:54 - I'm going to the opera. I gotta go.
01:10:59 You're the last thought I have
01:11:02 ...and the first when I wake up
01:11:06 I wanna be with you forever and ever.
01:11:09 I wanna have babies with you.
01:11:13 - Babies?
01:11:16 You see, I gotta do this now,
01:11:21 ...maybe you won't wanna speak to me.
01:11:24 I know how important it is to you,
01:11:28 This is what's killing me.
01:11:30 I want you. I need you. I love you.
01:11:34 - Katherine.
01:11:37 - I've gotta go.
01:11:40 You don't wanna miss the first act.
01:11:57 It's a wonderful production.
01:12:04 Have a good time.
01:12:53 I'm gonna lose her, Arthur.
01:13:28 Oh, I've been looking for you.
01:13:31 Anytime you're ready.
01:13:35 You okay?
01:13:37 Yeah.
01:13:39 Just going over in my mind
01:13:42 They're putting speakers outside.
01:13:45 I think every shareholder
01:13:49 I feel as if we're Harry and Bess
01:13:52 Harry Truman was a better man than me.
01:13:56 I haven't slept in days.
01:14:00 Talk to me. Tell me.
01:14:06 I'm scared.
01:14:09 I'm scared that...
01:14:14 ...time has passed us by.
01:14:19 I'm scared I don't know
01:14:23 I'm scared that what I do know
01:14:27 Things have changed.
01:14:31 Whatever happened
01:14:38 I don't want this man to win.
01:14:44 I'm not scared.
01:14:46 I'm just proud.
01:14:49 I'm proud of the business we've built.
01:14:54 I'm so proud of you.
01:14:57 And if what we are
01:15:00 ...then that's their failing, not ours.
01:15:06 It'll be all right.
01:15:09 Just go out and tell the truth.
01:15:14 Go out and give them hell, Harry.
01:15:25 Good luck to us all today, Bill.
01:15:27 I feel we're gonna be just fine.
01:15:36 Looks like they've come from everywhere.
01:15:40 - There's Ozzie.
01:15:44 Everybody looking out for themselves.
01:15:51 So did you get
01:15:54 Did he finally promise to take care of you?
01:15:57 Lord of the manor, house on the hill.
01:16:01 Said he didn't want to talk about a funeral
01:16:14 Well, time to go.
01:16:18 Bill.
01:16:22 How you gonna vote?
01:16:44 Oh, boy. They're out in droves, Arthur.
01:16:48 Why do they always bring the kids,
01:16:54 That's right. Hooray, hooray.
01:17:10 Okay, TV crews.
01:17:11 Financial News Network, here we come.
01:17:19 Mr. Garfield!
01:17:21 What are your plans
01:17:24 Make the stockholders richer.
01:17:25 Will you liquidate New England Wire and
01:17:30 My obligation is to the stockholders.
01:17:34 Oh, come on!
01:17:38 What about the workers?
01:17:41 Are they gonna lose their jobs?
01:17:44 Come on, Mr. Garfield!
01:17:47 How do you feel about the outcome
01:17:50 I feel confident that the shareholders
01:17:53 I have every confidence
01:18:36 Could I have your attention, please?
01:18:39 Welcome to...
01:18:40 ...New England Wire and Cable's
01:18:45 I'm William J. Coles, your president,
01:18:50 I'm sure that everyone here realizes
01:18:55 ...is the election
01:18:57 Now, there are staff members
01:19:03 Right now, I am very proud
01:19:07 ...a man who could accurately
01:19:12 ...in the wire and cable industry.
01:19:15 The chairman of the board
01:19:19 ...Mr. Andrew Jorgenson.
01:19:43 Give them hell, Andy!
01:19:46 It's good to see so many...
01:19:49 ...familiar faces, so many old friends.
01:19:53 Some of you I haven't seen in years.
01:19:56 Thank you for coming.
01:19:59 Bill Coles, our able president,
01:20:03 ...of our year, of what we accomplished,
01:20:07 ...our business goals for next year
01:20:18 I'd like to talk to you
01:20:23 I want to share with you
01:20:25 ...concerning the vote that you're going
01:20:31 This proud company, which has survived
01:20:37 ,,, numerous recessions,
01:20:43 ,,, is in imminent danger
01:20:49 On this day, in the town of its birth,
01:20:58 There is the instrument
01:21:03 I want you to look at him in all of his glory.
01:21:08 The entrepreneur of post-industrial America
01:21:14 ...with other people's money.
01:21:19 The robber barons of old at least
01:21:25 A coal mine, a railroad, banks.
01:21:29 This man leaves nothing.
01:21:32 He creates nothing.
01:21:35 He runs nothing.
01:21:39 And in his wake lies nothing
01:21:45 Oh, if he said, "I know how to run
01:21:51 ...that would be something
01:21:53 ...but he's not saying that.
01:21:56 He's saying, "I'm gonna kill you
01:22:02 ...you're worth more dead than alive."
01:22:04 Well...
01:22:06 ...maybe that's true, but it is also true...
01:22:10 ...that one day this industry will turn.
01:22:14 One day when the yen is weaker,
01:22:20 ...or when we finally begin
01:22:25 ...the infrastructure of our country,
01:22:30 And when those things happen,
01:22:35 ...stronger because of our ordeal,
01:22:40 And the price of our stock
01:22:47 God save us if we vote to take
01:22:53 God save this country
01:22:59 We will then have become a nation
01:23:02 ...creates nothing but lawyers
01:23:07 And if we are at that point in this country
01:23:12 ...because at the moment
01:23:18 ...well...
01:23:20 ...take a look around. Look at your
01:23:23 You won't kill him, will you? No.
01:23:26 It's called murder, and it's illegal.
01:23:29 Well, this, too, is murder,
01:23:34 Only on Wall Street,
01:23:40 ...and they call it legal.
01:23:42 And they substitute dollar bills
01:23:48 Damn it!
01:23:49 A business is worth more
01:23:55 It's the place where we earn our living,
01:23:59 ...dream our dreams.
01:24:01 It is, in every sense, the very fabric
01:24:07 So let us now, at this meeting...
01:24:10 ...say to every Garfield in the land...
01:24:14 ...here, we build things,
01:24:20 Here, we care about more
01:24:24 Here...
01:24:27 ...we care about people.
01:24:54 Thank you.
01:24:57 And now I'd like to introduce
01:25:02 Mr. Gar...
01:25:05 Let's show a little courtesy,
01:25:09 Mr. Garfield is the president
01:25:13 ...of Garfield Investments.
01:25:16 Mr. Garfield.
01:25:39 Amen.
01:25:42 And amen.
01:25:45 And amen.
01:25:47 You have to forgive me.
01:25:51 Where I come from, you always say amen
01:25:56 Because that's what you just heard.
01:25:59 A prayer.
01:26:03 Where I come from...
01:26:05 ...that particular prayer
01:26:13 You just heard the prayer for the dead,
01:26:17 ...and you didn't say amen.
01:26:21 This company is dead.
01:26:24 I didn't kill it. Don't blame me.
01:26:27 It was dead when I got here.
01:26:33 It's too late for prayers.
01:26:39 For even if the prayers were answered
01:26:43 ...and the yen did this
01:26:45 ...and the infrastructure did the other thing,
01:26:50 You know why?
01:26:53 Fiber optics.
01:26:55 New technologies.
01:27:00 Obsolescence.
01:27:03 We're dead, all right.
01:27:05 We're just not broke.
01:27:07 And do you know the surest way
01:27:11 Keep getting an increasing share
01:27:15 Down the tubes.
01:27:17 Slow but sure.
01:27:20 You know, at one time...
01:27:22 ...there must have been dozens
01:27:28 And I'll bet the last company around
01:27:31 ...the best goddamn buggy whip
01:27:34 Now, how would you have liked to have
01:27:40 You invested in a business,
01:27:43 Let's have the intelligence,
01:27:47 ...to sign the death certificate,
01:27:50 ...and invest in something with a future.
01:27:56 "But we can't," goes the prayer.
01:28:01 We can't, because
01:28:04 ...a responsibility to our employees,
01:28:09 What will happen to them?
01:28:11 I got two words for that:
01:28:14 Who cares?
01:28:16 Care about them? Why?
01:28:19 They didn't care about you.
01:28:21 They sucked you dry.
01:28:24 You have no responsibility to them.
01:28:26 For the last 1 O years,
01:28:32 Did this community ever say,
01:28:36 We'll lower taxes,
01:28:40 Check it out. You're paying
01:28:44 And our devoted employees who have taken
01:28:49 ...are still making twice
01:28:52 And our stock,
01:29:00 Who cares?
01:29:02 I'll tell you.
01:29:04 Me.
01:29:07 I'm not your best friend.
01:29:10 I'm your only friend.
01:29:15 I don't make anything?
01:29:17 I'm making you money.
01:29:19 And lest we forget,
01:29:22 ...any of you became stockholders
01:29:25 You want to make money.
01:29:27 You don't care if they manufacture wire
01:29:34 You wanna make money!
01:29:37 I'm the only friend you've got.
01:29:43 Take the money.
01:29:44 Invest it somewhere else.
01:29:47 Maybe...
01:29:49 Maybe you'll get lucky,
01:29:54 And if it is, you'll create new jobs
01:29:58 ...and, God forbid,
01:30:05 And if anybody asks,
01:30:12 And by the way...
01:30:14 ...it pleases me that I am called
01:30:20 You know why, fellow stockholders?
01:30:23 Because at my funeral...
01:30:25 ...you'll leave with a smile on your face
01:30:29 Now, that's a funeral worth having.
01:30:47 The ballots will be marked...
01:30:49 ...and deposited in the ballot boxes
01:31:41 Ladies and gentlemen, please.
01:31:45 May I have your attention, please?
01:31:48 I will now read
01:32:04 To retain the present board:
01:32:07 1,741, 418.
01:32:11 For the opposition: 2,21 9,9O1.
01:32:17 Not voting: 1 78, 111.
01:32:23 Mr. Garfield, your slate is elected.
01:32:51 Congratulations, Mr. Garfield.
01:32:54 Congratulations, Lawrence.
01:34:40 You okay, boss?
01:34:48 You want some chicken soup
01:34:50 No.
01:34:52 Pie?
01:34:53 No.
01:34:57 How about some of that carrot cake
01:35:04 No.
01:35:55 Well, Carmen, we did it again.
01:35:58 I can always count on you, can't I?
01:36:01 Another barrelful of money.
01:36:05 Not bad for a kid from the Bronx.
01:36:12 I love money.
01:36:15 I love money.
01:36:17 Mr, Garfield, Kate Sullivan is on the line,
01:36:24 Are you in or out, Mr, Garfield?
01:36:29 - Hello?
01:36:34 - ,,, overbearing...
01:36:37 I have a proposition for you,
01:36:39 Are you ready, Lawrence?
01:36:41 Ready,
01:36:44 Air bags.
01:36:46 Air bags?
01:36:48 Every car in America
01:36:51 Did you know that air bags
01:36:55 Did you dump Bart?
01:36:59 The Mitsushimi Company of Japan
01:37:03 ...with New England Wire and Cable...
01:37:05 ,,, for the production of air bags,
01:37:10 I love the sound of your voice.
01:37:12 Well, here comes the best part,
01:37:15 You sell Wire and Cable
01:37:19 They modernize and re-equip the plant
01:37:25 What's in it for me?
01:37:27 They'll pay 28 bucks a share,
01:37:31 You like?
01:37:33 They'll go to 3O.
01:37:35 Thirty? You think so?
01:37:38 Why not? We'll talk about it at dinner.
01:37:42 Lunch, tomorrow, 1: OO.
01:37:45 You know where. Strictly business.
01:37:48 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Strictly business.
01:37:51 Wow, did you hear that, Carmen?
01:37:53 Harriet! Call my manicurist,
01:37:57 ...tell Arthur I want two tickets
01:38:00 We're back in business!
01:38:07 It's money that I love.
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