:17:01
Top, top level.
:17:03
Confidential communication
between the brass.
:17:06
Usually bad news.
:17:08
They hate blue letters upstairs.
:17:14
Hate them.
:17:16
You!
:17:17
Yeah, you! Barnes!
:17:19
You don't look busy!
:17:21
Think you can handle a blue letter?
:17:23
This letter was sent this morning
by the big man himself, Waring Hudsucker!
:17:28
It's addressed to Sid Mussburger,
Hudsucker's right-hand man!
:17:32
It's a blue letter!
:17:33
That means you got to put it right
in Mussburger's hands.
:17:37
No secretaries! No receptionists!
:17:39
No colleagues! No excuses!
:17:42
Mussburger!
:17:45
Hi! My name's Buzz, I got the fuzz,
I make the elevator do what she does.
:17:50
Hang it up to dry.
:17:52
- What's your pleasure?
- Forty-four.
:17:54
Forty-four, the top-brass floor.
Say, buddy...
:17:57
...what takes 50 years to get to
the top floor and 30 seconds to get down?
:18:01
Waring Hudsucker! You get it, buddy?
:18:04
Say, buddy! Mr. Kline, up to nine.
Mrs. Dell, Personnel.
:18:07
- Mr. Levin, 37.
- Thirty-six.
:18:09
Walk down!
:18:10
Ladies and gentlemen,
please step to the rear.
:18:12
Here comes the gargantuan Mr. Grier.
:18:16
Buddy, who's the most liquid businessman
on the street?
:18:20
Waring Hudsucker.
:18:22
When is the sidewalk fully dressed?
When it's wearing Hudsucker!
:18:27
You get it?
:18:28
It's a pun, a knee-slapper,
a play on Jesus, Joseph and Mary....
:18:31
Is that a blue letter?
:18:33
Why didn't you tell a guy? Hold on, folks,
we're express to the top floor!
:18:52
Good luck, buddy.
:18:57
You'll need it.