:44:01
I'm very sorry.
:44:06
I do hope your injury won't prevent you
from attending to business.
:44:13
Do you need a secretary?
:44:15
No, thank you.
:44:17
My house was shut down.
:44:22
You mean your business was shut down?
:44:26
Yes.
:44:27
Shut down and closed by the attorneys.
:44:32
What did I tell you?
That's exactly what I mean.
:44:36
The businessman today is at the mercy
of kid-lawyers from the SEZ.
:44:41
It's happening to everyone, I'm afraid.
:44:43
The way things are going, they'll probably
legislate the medical profession...
:44:47
...right out of existence.
:44:48
Yes. Right out of existence.
:44:55
Yeah, it's a damn shame.
:45:00
What are your plans now, Mr. Gardiner?
:45:03
Or may I call you Chauncey?
:45:06
Chauncey's fine.
:45:12
So then, what are your plans, Chauncey?
:45:22
I would like to work in your garden.
:45:30
I know exactly what he means.
Isn't it wonderful...
:45:34
...to be with the trees
and the flowers like that?
:45:38
I never had much feel for it, myself.
:45:42
I'm a very good gardener.
:45:44
It's such a pleasant way
to forget one's troubles.
:45:52
Isn't that what any businessman is?
A gardener.
:45:57
He...
:45:59
...works on...