:07:01
Sounds great. Give 'em
a call for me,Jan.
:07:03
- Maybe i can sharpen their skates.
- Don't knock skate sharpening.
:07:06
i know.
it's a great skill,Jan.
:07:09
But i don't want to spend the rest of my life
sharpening skates in this rinky-dink town.
:07:12
i want something better.
:07:14
Something bigger.
:07:22
Whoa!
:07:30
- You don't have to do them right now.
- Oh, thanks.
:07:33
You have a customer.
Go and help him.
:07:35
Then come back and do them.
:07:42
- Can i help you?
- Oh!
:07:45
Oops, sorry.
Got away from me. Hi.
:07:48
Oh, wow, yeah.
You look great. Yeah.
:07:52
- Yeah, much better than your pictures.
- Thanks.
:07:54
i'm, uh, Don Tibbles...
:07:56
Senior V.P.,
Hendrix Hockey Apparel.
:07:58
How's the knee? i have a doctor in Los
Angeles i want to take a look at it.
:08:02
- He's doing great things with baboon ligaments.
- Hendrix Hockey, huh?
:08:05
What exactly is it that
you want, Mr. Tibbles?
:08:08
i want you, Gordon.
:08:10
i want the next coach ofTeam
U.S.A. to become a household name.
:08:13
i want you to become
synonymous with winning...
:08:15
and winning to become
synonymous with Hendrix.
:08:17
Er, wait a minute.
Y- You're joking, right? i mean...
:08:21
- this is a joke.
- it's no joke. This is the real thing, Gordon.
:08:26
You want me to coach
Team U.S.A.?
:08:29
Your friend Jan's been
pitching you for months.
:08:31
Gordon, what you did with the
Ducks, there was magic, and we-
:08:34
and by we, i mean
Hendrix Hockey...
:08:36
theJunior Goodwill Games and your country
- need that magic.
:08:40
What do ya say, coach?
:08:46
Come on.
Let's round up those Ducks.
:08:48
- Got a lot of work to do.
- Gordon.
:08:51
Use this.
:08:54
- Thanks,Jan.
- Go get 'em, Gordon.