1:05:00
Salesmen are happy? What'd they say?
1:05:03
The usual, "Can we deliver?"
Meyer's going over the orders.
1:05:08
He wants to see you.
1:05:12
Well, with what we wrote
discounted at the bank...
1:05:16
and Charlie, we're gonna squeeze through.
1:05:25
I checked Swissair, they got a flight
to Geneva, stops in New York.
1:05:28
Good idea. You can see your daughter
before we go to jail.
1:05:36
You wanna go fishing, right, Phil?
1:05:38
And we got to get out of bed
every morning.
1:05:40
At least I don't get out of bed
in Beverly Hills.
1:05:45
Well, how I lead my life doesn't have
anything to do with our business.
1:05:48
Just takes a little pressure off
when your nut isn't sky high.
1:05:51
It's my pressure, Phil, my nut.
1:05:55
Except when it spills off.
1:05:58
Like this afternoon at the show.
1:06:07
It's a criminal act, Harry!
1:06:12
What criminal act, Phil?
To keep people working?
1:06:15
That's what you yourself said
this morning, isn't it?
1:06:18
Is it a criminal act to try to hang on
to 15 years of hard work?
1:06:22
What the hell was our dream?
1:06:25
To meet a payroll and not a pay check.
Wasn't that the dream?
1:06:28
That was the big slice of the pie.
1:06:34
Everybody in this whole God damn
country dances around the law, Phil.
1:06:38
- Now what's a criminal act? You tell me.
- So the end justifies the means.
1:06:43
Well, that's what they got
up on the scoreboard, baby.
1:06:45
- That's the way they play it.
- Who's "they?" We're "they."
1:06:48
- And there are rules.
- Wrong.
1:06:51
Used to be.
1:06:53
No more rules, just referees.
1:06:55
And no room out there for losers,
believe me.
1:06:58
You and me out on that street again?
Why, Christ! What would we do?