:50:03
With you here and seemingly occupied,
:50:07
how's your work going,
l mean, elsewhere?
:50:10
While you were shaving this morning,
you weren't just shaving.
:50:14
- What do you mean?
- You were hatching ideas,
:50:17
making plans,
arriving at decisions, right?
:50:20
Yeah, l guess so.
:50:22
So you understand the concept. While
part of you is busy doing one thing,
:50:26
another part of you is
doing another, perhaps even attending
to the problems of your work.
:50:30
- Correct?
- Of course.
:50:33
So you understand the idea.
Congratulations, Bill.
:50:37
Now multiply that by infinity,
take that to the depths of forever,
:50:40
and you still will barely have
a glimpse of what l'm talking about.
:50:49
- Joe?
- Yes, Bill?
:50:54
How about giving
a guy a break?
:50:56
Make an exception?
:50:58
- Well, there's one to every rule.
- Not this.
:51:02
And call my family. l'd like them
to have dinner with me tonight.
:51:05
Didn't the family
get together last night?
:51:08
- Jennifer.
- Of course, Mr. Parrish, right away.
:51:12
- Uh, perhaps you'd like
to wait in my office.
- No.
:51:15
What l'm trying to say is this is
a board meeting and you're not a member.
:51:19
l'm sure you'll find a way
to make it all right.
:51:22
Nice to meet you.
:51:25
Morning.
:51:27
Good morning.
:51:32
Thank you. Eddie.
:51:34
Uh, this is Joe Black.
:51:36
- He's a personal associate
of mine, and, uh--
- Hello, Quince.
:51:41
- Hey.
- He'll be
joining us this morning.
:51:43
l know this is unusual,
and my apologies, and, uh--
:51:47
- Drew, carry on.
- lt's nice to see you.
:51:50
Didn't expect you, but, uh--
:51:53
certainly you can't get
enough of a good thing.
:51:55
- Thank you.
- Joe, would you like to sit there?