:31:02
Perhaps we should find out
what their schedule is,
:31:04
and advise regional office.
:31:06
- Uh, you know,
:31:08
a higher line of credit
:31:10
would be a lot simpler.
:31:13
- Okay, good idea.
:31:15
Keep her sweet, Dan.
:31:17
- Right.
:31:19
- You've opened a loan account
for Pembro Trading?
:31:22
- Finally, yes.
:31:24
- I thought they'd run into
partnership problems.
:31:26
- I guess things are rolling.
:31:29
Uh, the documentation was all in
place; you approved it yourself.
:31:33
- Okay.
:31:37
And... Jake Arnold.
:31:39
- Jake Arnold, same thing.
:31:41
- How long ago did we
authorize credit?
:31:43
- Two years.
:31:45
- And he's never borrowed
against it until now?
:31:47
- No, but he could have.
:31:50
- It's strange; you know, I think
he set the whole thing up
:31:52
just so he could
tell his friends
:31:54
he had a million-dollar
credit line.
:31:57
- Maybe business got bad.
:31:58
Maybe he won't be handing out
jars of peanuts this Christmas.
:32:02
- He really does that?
- Sure.
:32:04
- Even his, uh... desk
is peanut-shaped.
:32:07
- You're kidding?
:32:08
- No.
:32:10
- What a guy.
:32:12
- Yeah, what a nut.
:32:15
- Good work, Dan.
:32:18
- Thank you, Bill.
:32:22
- Dan, there's a problem:
Roger Oskaner.
:32:25
- What's the problem?
:32:29
- An interest payment overdue.
:32:30
- No problem,
he's selling bonds today.
:32:32
He stopped by to sign the order
and pick up his cash.
:32:34
- He did? I missed him again?
:32:36
Jeez. I'm gonna have
to start bagging lunch,
:32:39
see if I can lay eyes
on this guy.
:32:42
He's a goddamn phantom.
:32:46
Oskaner The Phantom.