:08:02
The big corporations want
to know the names.
:08:06
Let's meet.
I'll give you what I can.
:08:08
Good, I'll pick you up at 7:30.
:08:11
Then, after dinner at the Grotto,
we can go to the disco in Old Town.
:08:15
I thought you meant
meet in my office.
:08:17
With all the hustle and tension in there?
I got to meet my boss. That's you!
:08:22
There's not much to know.
I was born four blocks away.
:08:25
I'm 5'7", five pounds
overweight and divorced.
:08:28
Divorced? Oh, some turkey
messed over you?
:08:31
He wanted to fly airplanes,
and I wanted to do this.
:08:34
-He still writes from overseas.
-You still carrying a torch?
:08:37
This is a business meeting,
isn't it, Mr. Anderson?
:08:40
I didn't know you before, now I know
you well enough to ask you to dinner.
:08:45
For business.
:08:46
You're persistent. You talk fast.
I hope the work goes as quickly.
:08:49
-I work fast also.
-I've noticed.
:08:52
I keep my business life
and my social life separate.
:08:55
What if I said I was
a teenager looking for a job?
:08:58
No.
:08:59
-You ever hear of the Quantum Theory?
-Physics wasn't my best subject.
:09:03
It's not physics.
It's a discotheque.
:09:05
-A discotheque?
-Yes, a discotheque.
:09:08
You know, like, you do the funky chicken,
the funky rhinoceros.
:09:11
-I know, I know.
-Yeah. You do.
:09:13
You think I'm an old spinster dedicating
her life to good works and no fun at all.
:09:18
-I didn't say you was old.
-You're wrong.
:09:20
-You are old?
-No, the other.
:09:24
I'm sorry. I was wrong.
:09:26
We'll go to dinner tonight
and down to the Quantum Theory.
:09:29
No.
:09:30
What is it that you have against me?
:09:32
I'm rich, I'm suave...
:09:37
...and I have a clean navel.
:09:39
I'm full-blooded.
:09:40
-How about if I'm a veteran?
-David Anderson, you're impossible.
:09:44
You just have to get to know me.
:09:49
Maybe I better.