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:31:04
Is that Colin Ware, renowned British artist?
:31:07
Come on in, Colin.
Webster, this is Colin. Show him.

:31:10
Don't say anything,
let him form his own opinion.

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Come on, be brave.
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Tell us what you think, Colin.
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- It's the cannon, right?
- I don't know, you tell us. You tell us.

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Looks just fine to you, does it?
:31:30
It's maybe just a little more
flesh-coloured than the original.

:31:34
We can fix the colour.
:31:36
He's English. He's too polite to say it.
:31:39
- Look at it, Colin. What does it look like?
- Doug, no one wears a tie tucked in.

:31:43
Look, Mr Ware, in your opinion does the
cannon on this tie in any way resemble a...

:31:49
- What do they call them over there?
- Gee, I don't know.

:31:52
- A penis?
- A penis. A big, huge penis. Thank you.

:31:55
Thank you. Jury's spoken.
Take a chair, Ware.

:31:58
Now go back and have your people
come up with another concept,

:32:02
not a goddamn Viagra commercial.
:32:05
God, it is hell being a visionary.
:32:10
Ware, have you been able
to try any of our spring water?

:32:16
Now, this spring water comes from deeper
in the earth than your other spring water,

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so it's older water.
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Now, you might not think
you want older water...

:32:29
- Sounds like maybe I do.
- Oh, yes. Old is good, Colin. Old is good.

:32:34
So says my mineralogy expert,
:32:35
and I do not keep Rock-man Ray
on the payroll just to yank my chain.

:32:40
Good, don't you think?
:32:42
It's a very nice fresh taste.
A very nice old fresh taste.

:32:45
You can taste the old, can't you?
Statewide marketing begins next month.

:32:49
We wanted to call it H2Ope, but we're
having a hard time g etting it cleared.

:32:54
Hope Springs Eternal is the working title
right now. Pretty good, don't you think?


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