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- Daddy, this is Joe Clay.
- Sir.
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Sorry we woke you up, Mr. Arnesen.
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Let's go sit in the kitchen, Kirsty.
:33:11
The kitchen is Daddy's favorite room.
:33:13
I know this is kind
of a funny time of night...
:33:16
...to be introducing people, Daddy,
but Joe and I...
:33:20
Well, I was anxious for him to meet you,
and we were out driving and-
:33:24
You know how I do things
on the spur of the moment.
:33:27
- I hope you don't mind us waking you.
- Have a seat.
:33:29
Oh, thank you.
:33:33
How have you been, Kirsty?
:33:34
That's Daddy's way of letting me know
I haven't called him this week.
:33:38
I've been very busy, Daddy.
:33:43
- What kind of work you do?
- Public relations, sir.
:33:47
Public relations?
:33:49
You know, Daddy, it's-
Well, it's hard to explain.
:33:52
Well, I suppose you might say my job is...
:33:56
...to sort of help my client
create a public image.
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Well, for an example...
:34:05
...let's say my client, Corporation x...
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...does some good.
Something of benefit to the public...
:34:12
...or something that could
conceivably be conceived as...
:34:17
...a benefit to the- Well, my job
is to see that the public knows it.
:34:24
And what if this x Corporation
does something bad?
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Well...
:34:33
Well, theoretically, they don't.
:34:36
Theoretically.
:34:38
Well, part of my job is...
:34:40
...to help my client...
:34:44
...to think of ways to operate in a way...
:34:47
...that the public would,
you know, approve.
:34:51
But if your x Corporation
makes a mistake...
:34:55
...and the thing turns out bad?
:34:58
Well...