:09:02
Nope.
You almost married
this woman.
:09:06
You're not even curious
why she called ?
:09:08
She's probably just having
a fit of nostalgia.
:09:10
Lonely Christmas eve. Called
the one that got away. Why
call her back and mislead her ?
:09:15
This happened
a very, very long time ago.
:09:17
8:35 on Christmas eve.
:09:20
Jack Campbell still
at his desk.
:09:22
Now there's
a Hallmark moment for you.
:09:25
Peter, I don't see you
rushing home to trim the tree.
:09:28
That's because
I'm a heartless bastard
who only cares about money.
:09:33
Well, you know what ?
God love you for that.
:09:37
Got a call
from Terry Haight.
:09:40
Bob Thomas is nervous.
:09:43
That'll happen when you're
about to spend $130 billion
on some aspirin.
:09:46
Somebody's gotta
nurse him through this.
:09:49
Why are you staring
at my breasts, Peter ?
:09:51
I need you, tiger.
Where is he ?
:09:53
- Aspen.
- Call Aunt Irma and tell her
I won't be able to make it.
:09:56
You're a credit
to capitalism, Jack.
:09:59
Hey, Peter, let me
ask you a question.
:10:01
An old girlfriend
calls you out of the blue
on Christmas eve.
:10:04
- What do you do ?
- You suddenly having trouble
getting dates ?
:10:08
- Yeah.
- Leave it in the past.
:10:12
Old flames are like
old tax returns--
:10:15
put 'em in the file cabinet
for three years, and then
you cut 'em loose.
:10:21
I'll leave from my office
tomorrow in the afternoon.
:10:24
Call the group.
Schedule an emergency
strategy session for noon.
:10:27
That'll be a nice
little holiday treat.
:10:54
Good night, Frank.
Hey, Mr. Campbell.
:10:56
Why didn't you call down ?
I would have had Joe
get your ride.
:10:59
I'm thinking I'll walk tonight.
It's a nice night for it.