:46:00
A halibut. It was like
a gangland execution.
:46:03
We could use some halibut.
When's Joe getting in?
:46:08
Joe, are you home?
:46:24
But he still works here?
:46:25
On and off. He's out
on a fishing boat now.
:46:28
Fishing? Joe?
:46:29
Can I tell you about our specials?
:46:31
What are you buying when you get
on a roller coaster?
:46:34
Not risk, because only fringe consumers
want that, but the illusion of risk.
:46:39
Being hurled to the edge of danger, but
knowing that you never have to cross it.
:46:44
Mr. Disney's innovation was...
:46:46
...to put these rides and attractions
into a story context.
:46:49
You imagine yourself a character
in his cartoon...
:46:52
...as you floated through
a plaster of Paris jungle.
:46:56
The obvious next step, and
this is at the core of our proposal...
:47:00
...is not bigger and better
facsimiles of nature...
:47:03
...but nature itself.
:47:06
Think of Alaska as one big theme park.
:47:14
How'd we do?
:47:15
Got a couple boatloads.
:47:23
In three days?
:47:27
They were running pretty good.
:47:33
I kept a few out for the restaurant.
:47:35
Oh, my God!
:47:37
That's gorgeous!
:47:40
That's great!
:47:43
-Bobby!
-Jesus...
:47:44
...look at this. You're all
where I left you six years ago.
:47:47
Same barstools and everything.
:47:50
Hey, Harm. Aud, you're looking good.
:47:52
Somebody come in and
dust you off once a week?
:47:54
How's the charter business?
:47:56
I can't complain. I'm thinking
of bringing my Glacier Bay clients here.