:17:02
They do the usual hors d'oeuvres.
:17:04
The Raging Bull has a bartender service.
:17:08
And the liquor store
on Broadway and Liberty delivers.
:17:11
- Got that, Bess?
- Tess, yeah.
:17:14
- If that's the way that you wanna go.
- You have another idea?
:17:19
Well, I was just reading in Wabout dim sum -
these little Chinese dumplings.
:17:24
A restaurant on Mott Street
does them for cocktail parties.
:17:27
- I love those little dumplings.
- It might be more fun than the usual tidbits.
:17:31
- I have it on my desk. I could get it.
- You read W?
:17:36
I read a lot of things. You never know
where the big ideas could come from.
:17:41
I guess you're right. If dumplings
can be considered a big idea.
:17:45
- Well, that oughta get you started...
- Ginny, thank you so much.
:17:50
- Back to the gold mines.
- Right.
:17:53
- You'll set those up?
- Right away.
:17:55
Dim sum, Tess. I like it, contribution-wise.
:17:58
Keep it up.
:18:04
The chief says "We will give
you an honourable death."
:18:07
"But first, keke."
:18:10
Excuse me. Excuse me.
:18:14
- Dim sum?
- Yes, yes.
:18:22
Come on, Katharine. What do you say?
:18:25
Jim, the man who spends
every weekend in August glued to his desk,
:18:30
that man knows that I can't
just sneak out of my own party.
:18:34
I'll tell you what, though. You get me
in on the Southeast Air divestiture plan,
:18:39
I'll buy you a drink.
Bottle of Cristal, two straws.
:18:45
- Deal?
- Okey-dokey.
:18:49
- Dim sum?
- Hi.
:18:52
Thank you. What a slob.
:18:54
You were so smooth with him.
I would have...
:18:57
Never burn bridges. Today's junior prick,
tomorrow's senior partner.