:22:00
I'm the first to admit
that Paul's difficult to get on with...
:22:03
...but it took us years
to find a man with his qualifications.
:22:06
I'm not questioning his qualifications.
It's, uh...
:22:09
His manner.
:22:12
I can even cope with his manner.
I've met and dealt with every kind.
:22:16
No. I don't like what he's proposing.
It sticks in my craw.
:22:21
And I don't intend to hide my feelings.
:22:23
Are you worried it could get us
in trouble with the Justice Department?
:22:27
Well, he's dealing with highly emotive stuff.
:22:31
Bill... let's hear him out.
The only thing I ask is...
:22:35
...that you couch your objections
with a little more delicacy than usual.
:22:47
Jennie! Is Miss Marion dressed yet?
:22:49
I don't think she's awake, Mrs Thorn.
I knocked, but she didn't answer.
:22:53
Thank you.
:22:59
Aunt Marion?
:23:00
You'll miss your plane!
:23:19
Paul, what you're saying is that we should
give up our leadership in electronics.
:23:24
You're wrong. My report says
Thorn Industries' main interest...
:23:28
...is in energy and electronics.
:23:30
Because of this bias, we ignore
what's going on here at this plant.
:23:35
We ignore it at our own risk. Our profitable
future, aside from energy, lies also in famine.
:23:40
What?! That statement is typical of you,
Paul. It's heartless and...
:23:44
And true. Not heartless, realistic.
:23:47
Pasarian, hold it here.
:23:51
Are these solutions designated?
:23:53
No, not yet. Each tank
has a different fertiliser and pesticide.
:23:57
They won't be designated until
we pump it into the experimental crop beds.