:49:05
Lucy!
:49:07
Jesus, carefuI.
:49:10
There's a June Carver to see you.
:49:12
-June Carver, June Carver, June Carver.
-She went to Harvard.
:49:16
Yeah, weII, so did I. Now Iook at me.
:49:19
Norman. Norman. Norman.
:49:21
-Norman!
-Sorry.
:49:24
She didn't have a strong background
in property Iaw.
:49:27
She's down from Boston.
She onIy wants five minutes.
:49:34
Lucy.
:49:36
Lucy.
:49:38
This is June Carver.
:49:41
-Hi. It's a pIeasure to meet you.
-You too.
:49:44
I don't have an appointment,
so feeI free to throw me out.
:49:47
WeII, I have security on standby.
:49:49
-Have a seat, pIease.
-Thanks.
:49:52
Did you have CriminaI
with Professor Rappaport?
:49:55
-Oh, my God. I'm stiII shaking.
-Yeah.
:49:58
But I have to teII you, Miss KeIson,
you are a Iegend there.
:50:03
-Me?
-Editor of the Law Review.
:50:05
The articIes you wrote on
the Richmond case. You're an inspiration.
:50:08
WeII, yeah, I--
:50:10
I don't have a strong background
in property, but neither did you...
:50:13
...and Iook what you've accompIished.
:50:17
WeII, you know, not that much, reaIIy.
I just--
:50:19
And there's this.
:50:21
I've never met Mr. Wade...
:50:23
...but in Public Policy magazine
he was interviewed...
:50:26
...about the chaIIenges
of urban deveIopment and he said that--
:50:31
Is it ridicuIous that I'm quoting this?
:50:34
No, not yet.
:50:35
''Architecture can shape a community
and turn strangers into neighbors.
:50:39
The right design for a park
makes peopIe feeI secure.
:50:42
A schooI buiIding can be functionaI
and beautifuI...
:50:45
...so kids feeI engaged instead
of imprisoned.''
:50:49
When I read that, it made me feeI
I'd be working for a cause...
:50:52
...not just a company.
:50:56
Okay. You're hired.
:50:59
You're Mr. Wade.