:23:03
This is the best time
I've ever had
:23:05
in my entire life!
:23:06
Do you hear me, world?
:23:07
My entire life!
:23:23
You gonna make it, man?
:23:24
Yeah, yeah, thank you,
I think so.
:23:27
Thank you, thank you.
:23:30
Take care, my brother.
:23:52
Hello, Son.
:23:54
Hello, Father.
:23:56
That's a late night.
:23:58
I guess, a little.
:23:59
Good morning, Clifford.
:24:02
Breakfast anyone?
:24:03
No, none for me.
:24:05
Oh, of course not.
:24:06
You're probably gonna
starve yourself to death.
:24:09
What makes you think
that I'd take my own life?
:24:11
Oh, I was speaking
figuratively, dear.
:24:15
But these
financial statements...
:24:16
Clifford, cash
your paycheck quickly.
:24:18
Margaret! Mar... Mar...
Would you please excuse me?
:24:20
That is private business
between the trustees and me.
:24:23
Forget it,
everything's peachy...
:24:25
Harmon Rousehorn,
I'm gonna call him
:24:26
and tell him to
cancel his visit.
:24:28
We don't need
his endowment check.
:24:30
Don't you dare.
:24:31
My God!
:24:32
Oh! Honestly, some people
just can't take a joke.
:24:36
I'm gonna water
my begonias.
:24:41
Well, I would prefer
for you to hear it from me.
:24:43
But without the
Rousehorn endowment check
:24:45
this college can't even meet
its current payroll.
:24:47
But we are getting the check.
:24:49
I mean, Rousehorn's coming in
to present it himself.
:24:51
It's a major endowment.
It's in the press.
:24:53
Look, son, without
that check, Monday next
:24:56
the banks are gonna
close this college down.
:24:59
Close it down.