:26:00
...my... Mrs Farnswon'th.
:26:06
Sorry to disturb you. Mrs Farnswon'th
saw a mouse, but she's better now.
:26:10
- She just saw a mouse?
- No, outside. But she relives it.
:26:15
I'll be in the other room
if you need me, sir. Excuse me.
:26:20
- What's the matter with her?
- Well, listen...
:26:24
- It's really none of my business.
- Your wife's not your business?
:26:29
You don't understand...
:26:31
We will never let you build
that refinery.
:26:34
All right. I'll build my refinery
in some other place.
:26:37
Very funny. If you think I'm going
back to Pagglesham, you're wrong.
:26:42
I know you're not afraid of me.
:26:43
You think a schoolteacher is no
challenge for a famous industrialist,
:26:47
- but believe me...
- Will you please listen?
:26:51
Just be quiet a minute.
Just let me say one thing.
:26:55
- What is it?
- Sit down.
:27:00
Why?
:27:02
I think I can explain something
that'll clear this whole thing up.
:27:15
I'm not really Leo Farnswon'th.
:27:18
- What?
- My name is Joe.
:27:20
Very funny. I'm sure you enjoy
playing these insulting little games.
:27:26
However, I know about
your board meeting on Thursday,
:27:30
which may mean nothing to you,
:27:32
but if you think you can treat women
with the same contempt
:27:36
your company treats
communities of the world,
:27:38
you've a lot to learn about
the strength of people like myself.
:27:42
Don't think you're getting away
with this. You're not!
:27:50
You got till that meeting
on Thursday
:27:53
to find me a body
that can play quarterback.
:27:58
Darling, I'm going to let you go.