1:22:00
This stuff is crummy. It's totally crummy.
1:22:02
- Windows was supposed to ship last year.
- We're ready for you.
1:22:05
Why do I have to do this?
I have work. This is stupid.
1:22:08
It's good PR.
It's for The Wall Street Journal.
1:22:10
- I don't need PR.
- Can you stand a little to the left?
1:22:13
The hole in that sweater of your shirt.
Turn all the way to the right.
1:22:17
What am I, a trained seal?
1:22:19
- Lf Apple can do this, why can't we?
- What do you want us to do?
1:22:22
- Whatever you have to.
- Meaning what, Bill?
1:22:24
Meaning ship Windows
before the snow falls.
1:22:27
- This is Seattle. It doesn't snow here.
- Whatever, Steve.
1:22:29
Mr. Gates, I think you should
take off your sweater...
1:22:32
...because it clashes
with the background.
1:22:34
The green and blue,
it's just not in these days.
1:22:37
It's not in at all.
1:22:39
Sweat stains. This is awful.
1:22:49
- I'd like to get back to work...
- I know, we're almost ready.
1:22:52
Okay, and three, two, one.
Smile, please.
1:22:59
Urgent, Mr. Gates.
1:23:02
Thank you. What's next?
1:23:06
Steve Jobs.
1:23:08
"Mr. Jobs demands you be
in his office tonight."
1:23:12
He's getting paranoid
over what we're doing.
1:23:15
Maybe he should be.
1:23:17
Not at the pace you're going.
1:23:20
I think I had a date tonight with Ann.
1:23:22
- I thought she was away on business.
- She is.
1:23:24
Then how can you have a date?
1:23:26
Well, I go to a movie here, and then
she goes to the same movie in Denver...
1:23:30
...and then we talk on the phone
about it afterwards.
1:23:32
Jeez, Bill, I hate to see what happens
when you two have sex.