:13:09
Who did you say that was at
your desk out there, Willard?
:13:15
I don't know her.
:13:17
Well you should know,
because it's your fault she's there
:13:21
You're falling a place to way
behind processing the purchase orders
:13:25
You know when they happen, Willard,
:13:27
everything comes to a standstill.
:13:29
My sales people up on the floor,
:13:31
shipping, receiving, inventory,
:13:34
everybody is standing around with
their thumbs up your ass
:13:37
just because you've allowed
the purchase orders
:13:40
to bottleneck at your desk.
:13:42
Your father built this company,
Willard.
:13:45
Hell, your family name is still
out there on the side of the building...
:13:48
Martin Stiles Manufacturing.
:13:52
It seems to me like,
:13:53
that alone will make you take up
on more pride in your work.
:14:01
Well, my mother is...eh...sick
:14:07
I see. So
:14:09
It's your mother's fault
that you're falling behind.
:14:13
Willard, I am an old friend to the family.
:14:17
Hell, I've known your mother
since before you were born.
:14:19
She's a fine lady,
:14:20
and she deserves to be kept comfortable
:14:23
Your dad was like a father to me
:14:26
And I promised him that I would
always look after you and your mother.
:14:31
And as long as she was alive,
you'd have a job right here.
:14:35
And I'm keeping with that promise.
:14:38
I must insist,
:14:39
that you find a good rest
care facility for mom.
:14:44
We can't afford that.
:14:48
I guess you could always
sell the house.
:14:52
Here is an idea,
I'll tear it down and build a park myself
:14:56
I'm sorry. Mr. Martin, I'll catch up,
I'll stay late