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:56:02
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.

:56:04
l'm telling you this as a friend.
You're starting to happen a little bit.

:56:08
You don't need a character
like this representing you.

:56:10
Thanks. l'll certainly think about it.
:56:14
- How's your girlfriend?
- Amanda? She's good.

:56:17
She's studying
acting and singing.

:56:19
Promise me one thing.
:56:21
You guys ever break up,
you give me her number.

:56:24
Just kidding.
Except l'm deadly serious.

:56:27
We're not breaking up.
:56:29
- Good to see you.
- Story of my life. Bye, Jerry!

:56:39
Sorry l'm late.
:56:41
l thought l'd be late.
My mom had a gallbladder attack.

:56:45
So, you want to discuss...?
:56:47
No big deal.
l'll get it out of the way

:56:51
then we can eat
and enjoy the meal.

:56:53
A coffee, please.
:56:56
l'm fine.
:56:57
Now...
:57:00
our original contract
was for three years.

:57:04
lt's almost up.
lt's up in a few months.

:57:06
My game plan for you
is going perfectly.

:57:10
A lot of people laughed at me
when l said l only wanted one client.

:57:15
And a kid, too!
:57:18
lt's like a clothing store
:57:21
that specializes in
quality rather than quantity.

:57:26
All the other managers in town,
even my own family

:57:30
predicted that you would dump me
if you made it big on my efforts.

:57:35
l said, ''You do not know Jerry Falk.''
:57:39
''Jerry Falk and l have
a special relationship.

:57:42
''lt goes way beyond the contract.
:57:45
''We are very close.
:57:47
''l was at his wedding.
l bought him a toaster.

:57:50
''We are this close.
l've done things for him

:57:53
''you couldn't even write
into a contract.''

:57:56
[coughing]
:57:59
[tapping table]

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