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1:03:03
It feels like his office could
use a little holiday's cheer.

1:03:05
Cathryn, go take out
the Christmas decoration.

1:03:08
They're in the back storeroom.
1:03:09
keys in Willard's desk somewhere
1:03:13
Talk it over with
Rosie and let me know.

1:03:17
I'll be right here in the office
working late tonight

1:03:19
Christmas bonus time, you know.
1:03:26
Mrs. Leach, found the keys.
1:03:30
But, you can dig it out
your own holiday cheers

1:03:32
and you can shove it up your ass
1:03:34
with a big ho-ho-ho.
1:03:37
-I quit.
-Bye bye.

1:03:42
How could you?
1:03:43
What part of "you're fired"
don't you understand?

1:03:47
-My father
-is dead

1:03:49
Been dead.
Now your mama is dead too.

1:03:53
-He started this company, it's my family's company.
-No. My company, been my company,

1:03:59
and I don't want
you around it anymore.

1:04:15
Why in the hell are
you even still here?

1:04:17
You hate it here,
and I hate you being here.

1:04:20
You're going nowhere here.
1:04:22
Mommy and daddy are dead.
1:04:24
Get over it and get on with your life.
1:04:30
The terms of your purchase compact, -tract,
1:04:34
strictly state that you're
not allowed to sell...

1:04:36
Sue me. Get you a goddamn
lawyer and sue me, you'll win.

1:04:42
Go down today and hire yourself
a $250-an-hour lawyer, sue me.

1:04:46
My $450-an-hour lawyer will tie it
up in the court until I die.

1:04:53
So, what, 10, 15, 20 years from now,
you'll win.

1:04:57
You know I cannot afford that,
you know that


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