:36:00
...listening to him...
:36:02
...or pretending to listen
when you can't anymore.
:36:05
It has to do with love,
like she was saying.
:36:08
I don't know where it says a woman
has a corner on that market...
:36:12
...that a man has any less
of those emotions than a woman.
:36:15
Billy has a home with me.
I've made it the best I could.
:36:19
It's not perfect.
I'm not a perfect parent.
:36:22
Sometimes I don't
have enough patience
:36:24
and I forget that he's a little kid.
:36:27
But I'm there.
:36:30
We eat breakfast and he talks to me,
and then we go to school.
:36:34
At night we have dinner together and
we talk and I read to him and...
:36:39
And we built a life together
and we love each other.
:36:50
If you destroy that...
:36:53
...it may be irreparable.
:37:03
Joanna, don't do that, please.
:37:07
- Don't do it twice to him.
- Thank you, Mr. Kramer.
:37:11
No further questions.
:37:14
How long have you
worked in advertising?
:37:17
Ever since I graduated high school.
:37:20
College, I mean.
I've been there about 15 years.
:37:24
Would you say you've achieved a
certain status in your profession?
:37:27
Yes, I have a good reputation.
:37:30
When you worked at Roth, Kane
and Donovan, what was your salary?
:37:33
Around $33,000 dollars a year
when I left.
:37:36
Now you work at Norman, Craig
and Kummel?
:37:38
- Yes.
- What is your salary?
:37:41
It's almost 29,000.
:37:43
Could you be more specific?
:37:46
I make $28,200.
:37:48
28,200.
:37:51
You're the only person who's working
his way down the ladder of success.
:37:55
Objection. Your Honor, I ask that
counsel's last remark be stricken.