:08:02
Go ahead.
:08:03
Okay. Thank you, baby.
:08:05
I am terribly sorry.
I have an emergency at work. I gotta go.
:08:09
- I understand.
- I'm sorry.
:08:11
Hey, little man.
:08:12
Daddy's got to get going,
but I'll see you later on, okay?
:08:15
You want to do the rocket ship?
:08:17
Let's do the rocket ship.
:08:30
Sorry about all the noise.
:08:31
Here you go. Go to Mommy.
:08:33
I'll see you later. Thank you for your time.
:08:36
I'm so sorry.
He's trying out a new product at work.
:08:40
No need to apologize.
Diligence always sets a fine example.
:08:44
Jenny. Just in time.
:08:47
Here's a copy of our curriculum...
:08:49
and a list of your financial obligations.
:08:53
This is the price per year?
:08:54
Per month.
:08:59
- Ben is starting preschool today.
- Where at?
:09:01
Over at that Chapman Academy.
:09:03
The Marine Corps of day care.
Max goes there.
:09:06
Really? What do you think of that place?
:09:08
There isn't much choice.
You got Harridan and her merry fembots...
:09:12
or Idiot von Idiot and their School
for Children Who Like Accidents.
:09:15
Numbers just came in
for Chocolatey Chocolate Balls.
:09:18
Through the roof!
:09:19
That's a surprise. You hear that?
Kids like chocolate.
:09:22
Ice cream, too.
:09:23
I forgot I was talking to the granola-heads
from the natural food division.
:09:27
What was the stinker you got saddled with?
:09:29
It's not a stinker.
It's Veggie-Os, the cereal of the future.
:09:33
Right, Veggie-blows.
I thought they were killing that.
:09:36
Jerry!
:09:38
The numbers on the Chocolatey Chocolate
Balls are through the roof!
:09:41
What does he mean, "killing that"?
:09:43
Why you listening to Bruce?
Nothing's being killed. He's a clown.
:09:47
If something was going down, we'd know.
:09:49
We're killing it.
:09:50
Come on, Jim. We had one bad test.
It's a hard nut to crack.
:09:54
Any fool can sell
Chocolatey Chocolate Balls...
:09:57
and cotton candy-flavored cereal to kids.
:09:59
Cotton candy. That's not bad.