:13:06
Yeah?
:13:11
Who's that at your desk
out there, Willard?
:13:19
l--l don't know her.
:13:23
Sit.
:13:32
Who did you say that was at
your desk out there, Willard?
:13:39
l--l--l don't know her.
:13:42
Well, you should know, because
it's your fault she's there.
:13:45
You've fallen
at least a week behind...
:13:47
processing the purchase orders.
:13:49
You know,
when that happens, Willard...
:13:52
everything comes
to a standstill--
:13:54
my salespeople
up on the floor...
:13:57
shipping, receiving, inventory.
:13:59
Everybody's standing around...
:14:01
with their thumbs
up their asses...
:14:02
beocause you havve a oWed
t he pu vrochase ovrdevrs
:14:05
to bottleneck at your desk.
:14:07
Your father built this company,
Willard.
:14:10
Hell, your family name
is still out there...
:14:12
on the side of the building--
:14:14
''Martin Stiles Manufacturing.''
:14:16
Ah, hell,
it just seems to me like...
:14:19
that alone
would make you take...
:14:23
a little more pride
in your work.
:14:26
Well, l...
:14:28
Oh, my mother is sick.
:14:33
l see.
:14:35
So, it's your mother's fault
that you've fallen behind?
:14:39
Willard, l'm an old friend
of the family.
:14:44
Hell, l've known your mother
since before you were born.
:14:46
She's a fine lady, and she
deserves to be kept comfortable.
:14:50
Your dad
was like a father to me.
:14:53
And l promised him
that l would always...
:14:57
look after
you and your mother...
:14:58
and as long as she was alive,
you'd have a job right here.