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Holland!
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Oh, well, perhaps I should come back
when you're not so busy.
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Oh, this is mine. I got this for Pete
and Denise's baby.
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Oh, yeah?
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Well, what is it?
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It's a toy.
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Uh -huh. What's it do?
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Nothing.
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It's an educational toy, huh?
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You think you'll like it?
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Well, I don't know.
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Is that why you called this meeting?
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No, no.
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Clayton's draft of Artheol's tax
proposal. You read it? No, I haven't
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He didn't incorporate one single
suggestion for my meeting.
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You're kidding. Not one single thing? I
tell you, I am really fed up with that
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guy. Yeah?
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You wanted to see me, sir?
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Yeah. This is for your baby.
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Anything else, sir?
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Yeah, you see, Clayton's trying to get
his tail in here. Yeah, on the double.
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Sure.
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Now, where was I?
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I've never seen anything like this. He
didn't use one thing we talked about. I
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tell you, I am fed up with that
bonehead.
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Oh, no, no, no. I have really got to get
hold of myself.
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Okay,
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now, that's better.
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Good morning, all.
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You want to see me, Governor?
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Yes, as a matter of fact, I did. I was
going over your proposal and there's
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good stuff in here.
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Well,
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what happened to all that bonehead
stuff?
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Listen, there's nothing to be gained by
losing our temper.
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What's going on? What's going on?
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This proposal stinks. You didn't use one
thing we talked about.
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Quite simply, on reviewing my notes, I
came to the conclusion that my approach
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was correct and yours was not.
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Uh, Clayton, we all agreed that Benson's
ideas on low -income rebates
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is a good addition to this. Now, I don't
see it here.
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I don't either. We all agreed.
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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You all agreed. So if you think Benson's
ideas are so great, let him write the
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proposal. Clayton, it's part of your
job.
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That's right. It's your job.
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Well...
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hoping for a more appropriate time to
break the news. But the fact is,
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I have decided to resign.
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There is a God.
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Are you serious?
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You got it, pal.
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Benson, you better leave us alone. Oh,
no. No, no, I wouldn't, Mrs.
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No, no. No, no, Benson. Stay.
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I want to see the look on your face when
you find out that I'm going to be the
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next president of Endicott Industries.
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You don't say!
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Yes, indeed I do.
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My parents are flying in tomorrow. I
have every reason to believe that the
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purpose of their trip is to ask me to
take over the company.
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Well, how soon will you be leaving us?
Good question, good question.
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Well, sir, knowing how impulsive my
father is...
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I'm sure he's going to want me to leave
immediately.
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Good answer, good answer, good answer.
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But, Governor, I assure you I will do my
best to effect a smooth transition.
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Oh, thank you, Clayton. As for you,
Benson, I'm afraid you won't have
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Endicott to kick around anymore.
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Please don't say that. The last guy who
said it kept coming back.
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great chief of staff. Oh, Pete, you
don't know anything about Clayton's job.
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I know it pays more money.
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Well, sir, tonight's the night.
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What do you mean?
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My father would be honored if you and
Benson could join us tonight for dinner
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my place. I certainly hope you can make
it.
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Well, thank you, Clayton. Tell your
father I'd be happy to come. Does this
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we get to meet your mother and father?
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That's right.
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What about me?
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They said to say hello, Peter.
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Clayton, I hope you're available next
week, because I'd like you to sit in on
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the interviews for your replacement.
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Sir, I wish I could do that.
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You said you would help with the
transition. I find this a little
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Governor, I am going to be a very
powerful man. I should think it would
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the officials of this state to cultivate
my friendship.
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Well, if I want to cultivate anything, I
certainly know where to get the
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fertilizer.
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All right, Charlie.
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No, it's not that big a deal.
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Let's take some numbers, kick some tail.
I'll mop up when I get back on Monday.
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Yeah, look, I've got to run. All right,
bye, Charlie.
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Governor, sorry I was on the phone when
you came in.
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How are you?
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Benson? Good evening.
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My boys show you around?
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Yes, sir, yes, sir. I gave them the
grand tour.
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Fine, fine, fine.
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Now, would you like a drink? What do you
want, Governor?
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Oh, I never know what to answer. Go on
to somebody else.
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Well, why don't I make it easy?
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There's a special occasion. How about
champagne for everybody?
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How does that strike you, Benson? That's
fine with me, Mr. Endicott.
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Now, don't call me Mr. Endicott.
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Sounds like my father is in the room.
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Just call me Whitey.
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Call you Whitey, hmm?
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To your face?
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He's quick on his feet, isn't he?
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Yes, yes.
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Benson is quite often amusing.
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So why don't you just pop open a bottle
of bubbly and I'll get some glasses.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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Oh!
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Oh, I'm... I'm in the wrong apartment.
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My son lives in this building.
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Ah, these are our guests.
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Governor Gatling, Mr. Dubois, this is my
wife.
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Oh. Oh, you're Clayton's mother. I have
long wanted to meet you.
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Oh, how charming.
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You must be Benson.
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No, no, no, I'm Benson.
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Oh.
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Well, then, who's the governor?
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Really?
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I was sure I'd be able to tell you
apart.
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Don't worry, I'll have it straight
before the evening's over.
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Ah, Mother, where have you been?
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I don't know. I don't live around here.
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Oh, Mother.
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Oh, Skippy.
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Skippy.
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Here you go, Benny.
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Thank you, Whitey.
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Benson.
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Gene.
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Father.
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Now, let's have a toast to the future.
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I do the honors, Governor.
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Oh, well, sure. To the future.
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Hungry. Oh, excuse me.
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Do your people eat turkey?
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Say what?
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Have a glass, Mother, and join us. Allow
me. No, no. I don't
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drink. But I like to be sociable.
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This country has changed a lot since I
was a kid.
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Yeah, why do you? It sure has.
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When I was a kid, this country was
number one in everything.
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We've got to do something to get that
back.
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Well, I think it's a question of
choosing the right leadership.
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Is that what you think?
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You happen to be right for a change.
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The leadership is the key.
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Thank you, sir.
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Now, what do you think makes a good
leader?
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What do I think makes a good leader? A
good leader is someone
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with courage and foresight who has the
intelligence and ability to interface
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with the future.
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Well said, Skippy.
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that definition, Benny?
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Me? Well, I'm not the one you should
ask. Why don't you ask the governor?
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It's like Benson said just the other
day. A leader is only as good as the
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he leads.
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That's why Moses did so well.
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In other words, Benny, good leadership
is knowing how to deal with the people
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you lead, right?
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Well, basically, yes, but...
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There's nothing earth -shattering about
that idea.
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Well, I mean, that's a relatively simple
task.
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Is it?
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As long as you never let them forget
who's boss.
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Well, you could always wear one of those
little I'm the boss buttons.
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The point is that unless people feel
that you are superior to them, they
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trust you to lead them.
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Is that how you feel, Benny?
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No, no, no, no.
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I think people expect their leaders to
be there with them when times get
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difficult. Right, right. It's like what
Vince Lombardi said, when the going gets
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tough. It's time to baste the turkey.
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I'll just take my drink with me.
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Leadership, yes, leadership.
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That's the burning question that hangs
over the 20th century like the sword
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of... What's his name?
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I've been trying for some time to decide
who should succeed me as chief
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executive officer of Endicott
Industries.
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I'm sure it's a difficult decision,
Daddy.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I've been doing some thinking and I've
been doing some research.
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And I think I've come up with an answer.
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Well, let me refill everyone's glasses.
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I'm sorry to steal a valuable man from
you, Governor. I hope you understand.
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Oh, he understands, he understands.
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But I sure would like to have my company
under the leadership of Benson DuBois.
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You want Benson to lead Endicott
Industries? He's not even an Endicott.
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Clayton, relax. Your father's just
teasing you. I'm perfectly serious.
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Ma... Ma... Ma... Mother!
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Mr. Endicott, I'm not sure I understand.
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Well, I'm offering you the top slot at
Endicott Industries.
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Well, although I'm flattered by your
offer, I...
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Simply can't accept.
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None. Because of your friendship with my
son?
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No, I can honestly say it's not that.
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It's just that the work that I do, I get
an enormous amount of satisfaction out
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of it. I feel as though I'm
accomplishing something.
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That was close.
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Whitey, Skippy tells me that you did him
dirt.
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Hold on to your bloomers, mother.
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I did no such thing.
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You're cutting me out of the company. I
intend to give you a vice president
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spot. You see, Skippy, Daddy didn't
forget you.
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Vice president? I should be chief
executive officer.
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Oh, don't be silly, Skippy.
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We'd never get it past the board of
directors.
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We never get it past the personnel
department.
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Well, I think this is really a family
discussion, so maybe Benson and I
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should... Leave, yeah. Go home. Yeah.
I'll get our coats.
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Oh, fine.
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Steal my job and then walk out on my
mother's dinner?
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On the other hand, mail me my coat.
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No, no, no, no, no. Let's not get all
riled up. I have every right to be riled
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up. He's taking my job.
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No, he's taking my job. I'm not taking
any job. He's got a...
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Everybody knows that.
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He's the governor.
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Well, Denton, I've finished clearing out
my office. I believe this stuff belongs
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to you.
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So this is it, huh? You're finally going
to leave.
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Absolutely. It's a decision I should
have made long ago.
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I take it you've worked things out with
your father.
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Well, in a manner of speaking, I told
him to go to hell.
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Well, you always did have a way with
words.
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What were you up to?
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Oh, uh... Wherever the wind blows.
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Well, let me keep you.
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Yes, Benson, there is absolutely nothing
anyone could say to make me change my
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mind.
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I mean, there are worlds out there
waiting to be explored.
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I mean, why would I possibly want to
stay here?
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Well, I'm sure our paths will be
crossing again.
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I won't say goodbye Simply au
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revoir You got it, pal
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you been?
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No way, Bozo, but you missed your
meeting with Bishop
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Colliery about the governor's prayer
breakfast.
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Was that today?
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Well, don't sweat it. I took care of it.
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Thank you, Cross.
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You know, I had no idea that Clayton
took care of so many details.
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Yeah, well, it's dumb work, but
somebody's got to do it.
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Guess who we found hanging around the
front gate?
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But late and long time no see.
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It's been almost a month.
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Yeah, but seeing you now, it all comes
rushing back.
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Yeah.
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Well, I was just in the neighborhood. I
thought I'd
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drop by and see how my new replacement
is getting on.
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They haven't gotten anybody yet.
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Oh, really?
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Huh.
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It's interesting.
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So, what have you been up to, Clayton?
Oh.
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Benson,
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Benson, Benson. Hi.
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I have been having the time of my life.
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Lunch at the club.
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Tennis.
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Cocktails at the club.
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Chess.
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Dinner at the club. Bridge. Oh, that
sounds wonderful. Breakfast at the club.
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Golf. Another lunch at the club.
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More tennis.
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More golf.
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I can't stand that club. I'm going
crazy.
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Well, why don't you just ask for your
old job back, man?
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No, I'm going crazy.
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I can't do that. I can't come crawling
back.
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Why not? You've crawled before.
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I have never crawled.
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Look, Clayton, the governor would be
glad to have you back. We'd all be glad.
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Oh, sure, sure. Let me get you some
juice.
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You're good at your job.
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Yeah? Yeah.
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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What's the punchline?
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There's no punchline.
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I've always liked the way you did your
work. It's just that snooty attitude of
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yours I can't stand.
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Well, Clayton, what are you doing here?
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Uh... Oh, I was just in the
neighborhood. I thought I'd drop by for
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Talk to the man.
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Uh, Governor...
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Do you have a moment?
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Certainly, Clayton.
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Well, uh... Sir, I, um... Uh...
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Uh... Do you think we could clear the
room, please?
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You know, not you, Benson.
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So what is it?
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Can't do it. I said terrible things to
him. I said terrible things to all of
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you. Well, he knows that. I mean, you've
said terrible things to everybody.
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Let's face it, you're not a nice person.
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If I made guts, I'd crawl back.
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Please tell me what this is all about.
Could you wait a couple of seconds? The
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guy is upset.
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Fine.
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Go ahead. I guarantee you he'll say yes.
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All right.
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Do it.
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There's something I'd like to discuss
with you, Gene.
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What? Governor, governor, sir, sir, sir.
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What is it?
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Well, it concerns my job.
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What about it? Could I have it back,
please? Please, please, please.
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Sure.
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Staff meeting in my office at 2 o
'clock.
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I knew he couldn't get along without me.
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If I'd known it was going to be that
easy, I would have asked for a raise.
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Yeah, I know what you mean.
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If I'd known it was going to be that
easy, I'd never have suggested it.
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