:32:01
lt was her idea --
their idea.
:32:03
lt was your idea.
:32:05
lt was my idea.
:32:07
You study the market
in school?
:32:10
Uh.no, ultimately.
:32:13
Hmm.
:32:14
You just feel like, uh,
this is your future, right?
:32:18
I think so.
I hope so.
:32:21
Um, uh.actually, sir,
:32:23
I haven't really had
the chance to think through
:32:26
the ramifications of a life
in commercial real estate.
:32:29
Well, no,
I.can understand that.
:32:31
My God, you've had your mind
on a lot of things lately.
:32:34
Which is why
Joe and I are both anxious
:32:37
to jump in
and roll up our sleeves.
:32:39
lt's time to -- to channel
all this scattered energy
:32:42
toward something
more.positive, Mike,
:32:45
like this project of yours
we keep hearing about.
:32:49
Joe, what kind of man
do you take me for?
:32:53
Prisoner of history?
:32:54
Not on appearance.
:32:56
Mired in -- in convention
or.
:32:59
Uh I'm guessing "no".
:33:03
Joe, we are brothers.
:33:05
I'm younger than you are.
:33:07
I'm a man of your time.
:33:10
What do we brothers.
lack?
:33:17
S-- uh, so many things.
:33:19
One thing -- one --
time.
:33:23
Hmm.
:33:25
See, when I purchase
something at a wineshop
:33:27
and then I get back
in my car,
:33:29
drive one city block
to the hardware store,
:33:32
only to find that I'm right back
behind that steering wheel,
:33:35
scratching my ass,
:33:37
I'm being robbed --
denied convenience.
:33:40
My town
is now my prison.
:33:43
The solution?
:33:44
Be a man of the times,
not a thief of it.
:33:48
Service my needs
:33:49
and be gracious enough
to house them under one roof.
:33:52
One roof.
:33:53
One roof, one vendor,
one point of purchase --
:33:57
an entire town's needs.