:33:00
with a sick woman. Wait a minute.
:33:05
Don't misunderstand me, Harry, I...
Edna's no bitch.
:33:09
You know Edna, she's a good wife.
She's a hell of a cook, Harry.
:33:14
It's just, well...
:33:17
it's all those God damn operations.
:33:20
The woman is all scarred up, Harry.
:33:23
Now after 15 years,
I need these little diversions.
:33:28
You know what I mean?
:33:31
Yeah, I know what you mean.
:33:35
Say, it's only 11:30.
:33:39
Come on, Harry, call the girl.
:33:44
I'll try. I mean, for you...
:33:47
I'll try but like I said,
it's not easy, you know and...
:33:52
God, she's gonna have
to break appointments...
:33:54
you're talking about a lot of money.
:33:56
Why, you rotten son of a bitch.
:33:59
Harry, I just threw my heart
across your desk.
:34:02
And you're giving me cost?
:34:05
The whole God damn thing is a write off!
:34:07
The government pays for the goose!
You know that!
:34:10
- Fred, take it easy.
- Hello, Fred.
:34:13
- Glad to see you again. How are you?
- Fine, Phil, thank you.
:34:17
That matter in Chicago,
you'll have to handle it yourself.
:34:21
Okay.
:34:23
Fred.
:34:25
A little problem came up. How about...
Phil, take Fred through the factory.
:34:29
- He'll give you a preview of the new line.
- I'll show you around.
:34:31
I'll see if I can get that design
that you're interested in.
:34:34
- Okay, Harry.
- How's Edna?
:34:36
Good, Phil, good. She's out of the hospital.
:34:39
Thank God. Glad to hear that.
:34:41
Yeah, we were all a little worried about her.