:10:03
Oh...
:10:05
Is that Glenlivet up there?
:10:08
- It is Glenlivet, isn't it?
- Mm-hm.
:10:10
I gotta have a bottle. I'm sorry to make
you get up there, but it's my favourite.
:10:15
- Of course.
- Thank you.
:10:17
The reason that I like Scotch so much
is because my family's Scottish.
:10:23
My mother's mother was an O'Connor.
:10:26
Oh, really? How bloody interesting.
:10:28
That makes me, like, a quarter Scottish.
:10:30
My father's mother, she was a Hawthorne.
:10:34
(clerk) I've just about got it.
:10:36
Little Willy was conceived on our trip
to Scotland a number of years ago...
:10:42
Oh, crap. See if you can get me out
of that five o'clock squash with Graves.
:10:46
Tell him... Lynn?
:10:47
That was the office, for Christ's...
:10:53
Coming?
:10:58
There's a tax act in the works that
would authorise regulations to be written
:11:02
amplifying what is meant
by "substantial reduction".
:11:05
What?
:11:07
Charlie, what do you do for fun
besides steal candy bars? Huh?
:11:12
You were right. I'm a rebel.
:11:16
I am! I just channelled my rebellion into
the mainstream. I'll give you an example.
:11:20
In '81, I went long-term munis.
:11:23
Everybody said
"Driggs, you're crazy, don't do it."
:11:26
- Munis?
- Municipal bonds. Tax-free.
:11:28
Hell, I was locking in close to 1 5%.
:11:32
I may look straight,
but deep down, I got what it takes.
:11:36
- Do you?
- Whoa!
:11:43
- What's this?
- Getting a room.