:04:01
I got a progress meeting with
the head of my department at 2 o'clock.
:04:05
- Where the hell exactly are we?
- Don't yell at me.
:04:09
Answer me.
:04:12
As a matter of fact, I'm gonna see
Trask himself tomorrow.
:04:16
I feel that we're strong enough
to go right to him.
:04:19
Where are we meeting him? What time?
:04:22
He's not expecting both of us.
:04:27
Are you trying to fly this thing without me?
:04:30
- No. I wouldn't do that.
- You go and set up this meeting without me.
:04:35
What the hell kind of a way
to do business is this?
:04:38
- Would you calm down?
- How am I supposed to calm down?
:04:42
One lost deal is all it takes
to get canned these days.
:04:45
The line buttons on my phone all have
an inch of little pieces of tape piled on.
:04:50
The names of new guys over old guys.
:04:52
Good men who aren't at the other end of
the line any more, all cos of one lost deal.
:05:00
I don't wanna get buried
under a little piece of tape.
:05:03
No one's trying to do that.
:05:06
OK, so I've been in a little bit of a slump.
:05:08
I'm not afraid to admit it. Give me
a break here. Don't go leading me on.
:05:13
If you got doubts about me,
say 'em to my face. Give me that much.
:05:16
I don't have any doubts about you.
:05:21
OK.
:05:24
You need me, you know.
:05:26
- I mean any doubts about your ability.
- You need me at that meeting.
:05:33
Is he jet-lagged, or he just lunches late?
:05:37
Three o'clock's a late lunch.
:05:39
Well, it's not exactly lunch,
but there will be food there.
:05:43
- What's the story, Tess?
- It's his daughter's wedding.
:05:47
- That's the meeting?
- It's perfect.
:05:50
He's happy, he's had a little champagne.
We look for an opening. Trust me.
:05:54
What are we supposed to do?
Jump out of the wedding cake?
:05:57
Don't be silly.