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I started working
when I was seven years old,
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sweeping the beam house floors
for my father,
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which he swept for his father
when he was seven years old.
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- Which my boys...
- I know. They swept it, too.
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Please answer the question I asked.
Silicone and trichlorethylene.
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These two chemicals mixed together
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are used to waterproof leather,
are they not?
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I asked you a question,
Mr Riley - again.
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Please inform your client that he's
obligated to answer my question.
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Let the record show
that the witness
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emptied a glass of water
on my conference table.
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What exactly do you intend to say
to me by pouring water on my table?
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It's how silicone
is used to waterproof leather.
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I'm answering your question.
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It's poured on,
like you poured water on my table.
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Yeah. Correct.
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So some of it must
spill off the leather,
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Iike the water spilling
off my table...
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and onto my rug.
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That's the part I'm interested in.
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The spilled silicone
and trichlorethylene, sir,
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how you disposed of that.
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- I never once used TCE.
- TCE? Did I say TCE?
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I didn't say TCE.
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I said trichlorethylene.
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You said TCE -
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as it is commonly known...
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to those who know it.
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Mr Riley, would you mind if
I checked your statements today
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against your records - invoices,
purchase orders and formulas?
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No. Be my guest.
They go back...three years.