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The World Wide Web could
be the next-best thing
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since sliced bread.
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Previously on AMC's
"Halt and Catch Fire"...
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Gordon? Gordon, are you okay?
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Donna Emerson, senior partner.
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I cut loose a ball and
chain of my own recently.
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You really couldn't stand
being at Clark, could you?
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I can't work with you.
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Why are you here?
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You know why.
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This is the first Web browser.
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Online-research catalogue...
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Running on NeXT...
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On a network to Europe.
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What will the World Wide Web become?
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Advertise your product or brand here
contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today
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Happy New Year.
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How's Tokyo?
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Good.
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Cold.
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Good. Good. Well, uh...
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Is that her?
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We got some first steps for the browser
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that we want to walk you
through so we can, uh, you know,
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hit the ground running
when you get back to town.
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Gordon, I'm gonna be working
on this project remotely.
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I-I need to talk to Joe.
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Just me.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Wants to talk to you.
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Hello?
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How you doing?
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I don't understand.
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I told Tom what happened.
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And he and I, uh, we both agreed
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that it would be best
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if I worked on the browser remotely...
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from here.
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What time is it there?
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They're 17 hours ahead,
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so whatever time it is here...
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Look, she doesn't need to be on the phone
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for us to upload it to Gopher.
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She wrote it. She needs to be available.
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Guys, I need... I need...
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Stop hammering!
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Please!
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You know it's midnight there.
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This is the time she specified.
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Maybe Godzilla's fighting Mothra again.
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We're gonna try her again in 20 minutes.
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Guys!
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Guys, guys, please!
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All right?
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It's too early in the morning for this.
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That is because nobody
is downloading it at all.
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No, you're right. Forgive me.
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69 downloads last
quarter. Is that better?
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A year and we are barely
a ripple in the pond.
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Of course it has to do with the bugs.
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I'm tracking them as fast as I can,
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but you take forever to...
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Okay.
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Okay, fine.
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That would be fine.
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- How's Cameron?
- Never available.
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Or if we do somehow manage
to get her on the phone,
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she's busy or defensive or...
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Stuck at 69 downloads.
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Look, Joe, we're building
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the core ISP business
upstairs by the day,
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which means we don't
need overnight success
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with the web browser.
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But why do you keep putting yourself
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through this with her?
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This work is important.
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That's not what I asked.
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I'll make sure those bugs get fixed.
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Shep, have you talked to Cameron?
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Uh, Gordon, this is Mike Houseman
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from America Online.
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- Great to meet you, Gordon.
- Yeah, likewise.
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Yeah, I want to talk about
acquiring your user base.
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Is AOL really that afraid
of the open Internet?
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Well, it's either that
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or we crush you when we expand west.
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Ah, well, let me tell
you something, Mike...
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I need to show you something right now.
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Mike, this is Joe MacMillan.
He's our Web Services division.
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Impressive. You're into the Web.
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It's where everything's headed.
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Gordon.
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Excuse us.
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It's called Mosaic.
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All right, so there's
another browser in the game.
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We still got Nexus, Viola, Midas...
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Don't forget Millennium, thanks to Donna.
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Who's got just as much of a
right to this idea as we do.
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But those aren't this.
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Inline images, Web forums support,
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available on every platform.
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If Cameron hadn't been
radio silent for five months,
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if she had fixed the
bugs, helped us iterate...
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I don't mind losing,
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but we're not even gonna
get a chance to compete.
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Where the hell is Cameron?
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Now we do our own chip.
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Over here.
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You all right?
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Yeah.
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Fine.
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I bet it was her new game.
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I'm sure she just got wrapped up in it,
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forgot all about us.
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What if we uncapped usage?
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You know, unlimited access
for every customer...
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you know, no more hourly rates,
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just a, you know, flat monthly fee?
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That's a good idea, smart.
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Look, I don't mean to harp on it,
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but what galls me
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is that she still owes
us a final version.
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We had a first-mover advantage.
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Now Mosaic is the front door to the Web.
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Mm.
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Yeah, I heard they
had a million downloads
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- in the first six months.
- Those numbers have to be inflated.
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Meanwhile, Loadstar
stands at a whopping 431.
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Well, maybe that's okay.
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But we can build a Mosaic-killer.
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She couldn't do it.
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We'll find someone who can.
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Joe, how many times do
you have to be right?
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Maybe we should just be
grateful or something.
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I mean, this is technology
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that we could only have
dreamed of back in that garage.
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You should've brought Ozzie.
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I wouldn't have minded.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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What?
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Nothing.
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We broke up three weeks ago.
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Oh, man.
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Hey, Gordon...
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happy 40th.
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Cheers.
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Subtitle sync and corrections by
awaqeded for www.addic7ed.com.
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Try the corridor again.
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We were just there, and all we found
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was this rusty walking-stick thing.
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Can you equip it?
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"The stick particulates in your hand"?
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Cool.
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Dude, what?
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This feels like homework.
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Seriously, I'm getting
cold just watching this.
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Oh, good... another puzzle.
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Good thing we haven't seen
anybody in like 10 minutes.
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You can't even kill anything.
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Ah, shoot.
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Ah.
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Okay.
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Wait. What the hell? We're
back at the beginning?
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This is bullshit.
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Who are you?
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Hi.
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What's your favorite
video game right now?
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- Mortal Kombat.
- Yeah, Mortal Kombat.
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I prefer Street Fighter II
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for the superior controls and graphics.
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Okay. Thank you, guys, for coming in.
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Here's your Pioneer
Chicken gift certificates.
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We appreciate your feedback.
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Guys, this is not our target demographic.
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We need to be going after higher GPAs,
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readers with immersive
fantasy and sci-fi interests.
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This isn't a game you
play. It's a game you live.
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How many websites now?
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561.
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And I found a new one for you.
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Look, if this is the one
that translates your name
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into Hawaiian, I already did it.
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And?
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Kolekona.
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Hey, look at this one.
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It's a, uh... It's a coffee pot.
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That is a coffee pot
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at he University of
Cambridge, 5,000 miles away.
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That's not a picture.
That's a live video feed.
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Well, it looks really alive.
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It's... fascinating.
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Listen.
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Joe, I actually came down here
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to chat with you about something.
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Shoot.
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Well, I was wondering if
you'd consider moving upstairs.
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Why?
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Well, the Web Services division
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hasn't originally grown
the way we thought it would,
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and, you know, we could
really use the server space.
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And... And now that the browser's dead...
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Dead? We might have stalled a little bit,
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but that's because we're
just getting started.
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I'm not moving upstairs.
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If anything, you're moving down here.
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Listen, Joe, you've been down here
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for almost three years,
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and it's still just
you, an ergonomic chair,
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and 500 Post-its.
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Listen. I'll say it again.
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You did it. You and Ryan called it.
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You said the Internet would be
the next great public utility.
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Well, guess what? We're here.
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We did it. We are Thomas Edison.
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We built the power company.
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So why don't you come upstairs
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and run the power company with me?
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Gordon, nobody remembers
the power company.
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Came free in the mail with my
Popular Mechanics this month.
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AOL is carpet-bombing.
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They're going after our entire territory.
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They're trying to take
down CompuServe and Prodigy,
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but we could get caught in the crossfire.
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All I'm saying is, if
we're about to go to war,
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it'd be nice to have you in the fight.
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Jesus. It has video now.
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Mother...
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No, Abe, you needed to fully implement
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- the updates this morning
- You try reformatting HTML
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with a screaming
6-month-old in your arm.
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Oh, that's just great timing, isn't it?
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- Oh, yeah, it is.
- Yeah. Okay, good.
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She'll be right with you.
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Thank you.
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Carrot, grapefruit, little bit of ginger.
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Mmm.
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Microsoft didn't get the bump they wanted
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from the Home announcement.
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I know. Two hundredths of a point.
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Well, Windows is still the official O.S.
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of the White House.
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Good morning.
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First off, thanks for
calling us in this morning.
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Believe me, if you
hadn't had reached out,
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we would've...
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You know, we would've been
bothering you to get in here
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because we are just so darn excited
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about some of these steps
we're taking to surpass Mosaic.
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By the time we are
done fully implementing,
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it'll be like, "Mosaic? What's Mosaic?"
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So, just to catch you up,
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Millennium now supports...
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Right.
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Uh, inline images.
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Yeah, we got a stop button right there
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to halt web-page loads. See?
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And, uh, we should have our
very own "hotlists" soon.
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Video?
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Yes. Yes, of course.
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We are hard at work on
that. Matter of days.
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We've also been proactive
with our branding efforts...
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you know, getting our name out there.
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Greg, the mouse pads, please.
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Greg, the mouse pads, please.
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You know, to spread the word,
267
00:14:40,892 --> 00:14:44,595
and, um, our download
numbers, while not Mosaic's,
268
00:14:44,596 --> 00:14:46,897
are really starting to
edge out Loadstar, so...
269
00:14:46,898 --> 00:14:50,234
But we don't want to be
just chasing Mosaic, do we?
270
00:14:50,235 --> 00:14:52,369
You guys are too talented for that.
271
00:14:52,370 --> 00:14:55,239
You need to be pursuing your own vision,
272
00:14:55,240 --> 00:14:57,741
not aping somebody else's, right?
273
00:14:57,742 --> 00:15:00,944
We couldn't agree more. Yes.
274
00:15:00,945 --> 00:15:03,580
Wonderful.
275
00:15:03,581 --> 00:15:06,183
Then we are all set.
276
00:15:06,184 --> 00:15:10,521
I was really rooting for you guys.
277
00:15:10,522 --> 00:15:13,256
Thanks, Donna. We really appreciate it.
278
00:15:16,261 --> 00:15:18,295
Did we just get defunded?
279
00:15:27,939 --> 00:15:30,107
Ahh.
280
00:15:30,108 --> 00:15:32,075
- Get your hands off me.
- You asked.
281
00:15:32,076 --> 00:15:33,644
I said don't touch me, Abe!
282
00:15:33,645 --> 00:15:35,612
Jesus!
283
00:16:21,239 --> 00:16:24,608
Oh, oh, oh! All right!
284
00:16:24,609 --> 00:16:26,643
All right.
285
00:16:32,150 --> 00:16:34,485
Yeah!
286
00:17:38,149 --> 00:17:40,182
Yeah!
287
00:17:55,066 --> 00:17:56,333
Wow.
288
00:17:56,334 --> 00:17:58,267
Look who it is.
289
00:18:00,071 --> 00:18:01,905
I was on the company invite list.
290
00:18:01,906 --> 00:18:03,340
Mm.
291
00:18:03,341 --> 00:18:05,975
So you do get e-mails.
292
00:18:08,146 --> 00:18:09,845
- Have you seen Mosaic?
- I saw Mosaic.
293
00:18:12,317 --> 00:18:15,519
I haven't heard from you in five months.
294
00:18:15,520 --> 00:18:17,353
Now you're just here.
295
00:18:18,223 --> 00:18:20,757
Honestly, I didn't even
know you were in the country.
296
00:18:20,758 --> 00:18:24,728
Yeah, I'm sorry. I should've...
297
00:18:24,729 --> 00:18:27,264
You know, I-I thought I was
gonna find time to talk to you.
298
00:18:27,265 --> 00:18:29,199
I didn't know the
party was gonna be so...
299
00:18:29,200 --> 00:18:31,201
Look, look, look. Don't worry about it.
300
00:18:31,202 --> 00:18:33,536
To be honest with you,
I'm not even that mad.
301
00:18:34,539 --> 00:18:36,006
Joe's gonna kill you.
302
00:18:36,007 --> 00:18:37,241
Is he here?
303
00:18:37,242 --> 00:18:39,610
Joe MacMillan at a party?
304
00:18:39,611 --> 00:18:43,513
You've been out of the loop for a while.
305
00:18:43,514 --> 00:18:45,449
Well, come on!
306
00:18:45,450 --> 00:18:46,850
Ah!
307
00:18:46,851 --> 00:18:49,586
Hey, what the heck are you doing here?
308
00:18:49,587 --> 00:18:52,789
My God! Look!
309
00:18:52,790 --> 00:18:56,393
I'm... I'm doing some, um,
promotion for my new game.
310
00:18:56,394 --> 00:18:59,129
Yeah, The Pilgrim, sure. I've seen it.
311
00:18:59,130 --> 00:19:00,964
Ooh, looks spooky. Ooh.
312
00:19:00,965 --> 00:19:03,300
By the way, John absolutely
loved that sailing compass.
313
00:19:03,301 --> 00:19:03,925
Oh, oh.
314
00:19:03,926 --> 00:19:05,702
Sure. I got it mounted
right on the bulkhead.
315
00:19:05,703 --> 00:19:07,771
You know, we got to get over there
316
00:19:07,772 --> 00:19:09,906
and see these guys some time. Soon?
317
00:19:09,907 --> 00:19:13,877
Once Diane figures out how
to make it business write-off.
318
00:19:14,779 --> 00:19:16,113
Gee, John, thanks.
319
00:19:16,114 --> 00:19:17,648
I'm kidding.
320
00:19:17,649 --> 00:19:20,651
Oh, I mean, you guys are
welcome whenever you want.
321
00:19:20,652 --> 00:19:23,754
I just saw Joanie, so
I'm gonna go say hi.
322
00:19:23,755 --> 00:19:25,622
Okay. Good to see you.
323
00:19:25,623 --> 00:19:27,124
Hey, uh...
324
00:19:27,125 --> 00:19:29,660
when are you gonna take
me out on that boat?
325
00:19:29,661 --> 00:19:32,329
Oh, we'll get out there soon, Cap'n.
326
00:19:32,330 --> 00:19:33,897
I'm gonna go get cleaned up.
327
00:19:33,898 --> 00:19:34,965
Okay. You need it.
328
00:19:34,966 --> 00:19:36,566
See you guys in a little bit.
329
00:19:36,567 --> 00:19:38,100
Okay.
330
00:19:41,806 --> 00:19:43,774
By the looks of all this,
331
00:19:43,775 --> 00:19:47,144
CalNect pulls down,
what, 50, 60 mil a year?
332
00:19:47,145 --> 00:19:48,745
60.
333
00:19:48,746 --> 00:19:52,349
Well, hell, 75 now that
they're down in Arizona.
334
00:19:52,350 --> 00:19:56,520
Still, 25 ISP competitors
in the landscape and growing,
335
00:19:56,521 --> 00:19:59,122
and CalNect isn't a member of the C.I.X.
336
00:19:59,123 --> 00:20:00,749
and won't be anytime soon.
337
00:20:00,750 --> 00:20:02,184
Well, yeah.
338
00:20:02,185 --> 00:20:04,986
Gordon's pretty good at
watching his henhouse.
339
00:20:04,987 --> 00:20:06,521
I wouldn't worry.
340
00:20:06,522 --> 00:20:10,692
John, all I'm saying is
that with AOL coming to town,
341
00:20:10,693 --> 00:20:14,863
all of this seems overly
optimistic, don't you think?
342
00:20:25,208 --> 00:20:26,375
Cameron?
343
00:20:27,610 --> 00:20:29,111
Oh, my God. Oh, my God!
344
00:20:29,112 --> 00:20:30,645
- I can't believe you're here!
- Okay.
345
00:20:30,646 --> 00:20:32,314
Oh, my God! Guys, listen.
346
00:20:32,315 --> 00:20:35,684
This is Cameron. Like...
like, the Cameron Howe.
347
00:20:35,685 --> 00:20:37,285
- Yes.
- Nice, dude.
348
00:20:37,286 --> 00:20:39,221
- She invented Space Bike.
- Mm-hmm.
349
00:20:39,222 --> 00:20:41,390
What's the other one called?
350
00:20:41,391 --> 00:20:43,125
Pilgrim.
351
00:20:43,126 --> 00:20:44,025
Right.
352
00:20:44,026 --> 00:20:45,193
That is so cool.
353
00:20:45,194 --> 00:20:47,396
Do you wanna play Mortal Kombat?
354
00:20:47,397 --> 00:20:48,797
Yeah.
355
00:20:48,798 --> 00:20:52,968
Oh... no. You guys go ahead.
356
00:20:52,969 --> 00:20:54,569
That's how we do
it every single day
357
00:20:54,570 --> 00:20:55,837
Haley?
358
00:20:55,838 --> 00:20:57,739
Hi.
359
00:20:57,740 --> 00:21:00,374
Hi!
360
00:21:01,677 --> 00:21:04,646
Um, o hisashiburi desu Ne.
361
00:21:04,647 --> 00:21:08,183
Oh. Impressive.
362
00:21:08,184 --> 00:21:10,419
I've been, you know, practicing
off those CDs you sent.
363
00:21:10,420 --> 00:21:15,690
Yes. Well, gengo o hitotsu
wa kesshite tarinai.
364
00:21:15,691 --> 00:21:17,225
Um...
365
00:21:17,226 --> 00:21:20,695
Anata wa subarashi ninjindesu.
366
00:21:20,696 --> 00:21:22,364
No?
367
00:21:22,365 --> 00:21:24,099
- No.
- No, what?
368
00:21:24,100 --> 00:21:26,067
You said I was an awesome carrot.
369
00:21:27,203 --> 00:21:29,036
Oh.
370
00:21:30,940 --> 00:21:33,608
You don't have to worry.
371
00:21:33,609 --> 00:21:35,843
My mom's not here.
372
00:21:44,587 --> 00:21:46,755
- Hey, man.
- Hey.
373
00:21:46,756 --> 00:21:48,457
Good to see ya.
374
00:21:48,458 --> 00:21:50,192
I didn't think you'd make it.
375
00:21:50,193 --> 00:21:52,260
Glad to know I can still surprise you.
376
00:21:52,261 --> 00:21:55,096
So, um, no present?
377
00:21:55,097 --> 00:21:56,431
Actually, I did get you something.
378
00:21:56,432 --> 00:21:58,099
I was kidding.
379
00:21:58,100 --> 00:22:00,869
A whole box of them at the
front counter at Blockbuster.
380
00:22:00,870 --> 00:22:04,473
Jesus. AOL's everywhere now.
381
00:22:04,474 --> 00:22:07,942
I'm, uh... I'm in this fight with you.
382
00:22:09,612 --> 00:22:12,747
But I want Shep's office.
It gets the most sunlight.
383
00:22:12,748 --> 00:22:15,082
Done.
384
00:22:16,452 --> 00:22:19,488
Um...
385
00:22:19,489 --> 00:22:20,988
Cameron's here.
386
00:22:28,411 --> 00:22:36,118
Okay, so I've got http//cad.
UCLA /edu/repository/bonsai/html.
387
00:22:36,119 --> 00:22:37,453
Yep. That's it.
388
00:22:37,454 --> 00:22:39,698
You're a fellow bonsai
enthusiast, I take it?
389
00:22:39,699 --> 00:22:40,999
No.
390
00:22:41,000 --> 00:22:43,535
But I'm gonna check out your website.
391
00:22:43,536 --> 00:22:45,303
Okay.
392
00:22:59,018 --> 00:23:02,220
I heard you didn't
come to parties anymore.
393
00:23:02,221 --> 00:23:04,855
It's Gordon's birthday.
394
00:23:11,464 --> 00:23:14,833
How's Tom?
395
00:23:14,834 --> 00:23:17,235
Tom is good.
396
00:23:17,236 --> 00:23:19,237
He, um...
397
00:23:19,238 --> 00:23:20,505
He just got promoted
398
00:23:20,506 --> 00:23:23,575
to head of development at Sega, so...
399
00:23:23,576 --> 00:23:25,677
That's great.
400
00:23:25,678 --> 00:23:28,313
You're mad at me.
401
00:23:31,217 --> 00:23:35,052
Happy birthday, happy birthday
402
00:23:36,823 --> 00:23:38,056
Wouldn't you be?
403
00:23:38,057 --> 00:23:40,891
Happy birthday, happy birthday
404
00:23:43,329 --> 00:23:47,699
Happy birthday, happy birthday
405
00:23:47,700 --> 00:23:49,568
Yeah.
406
00:23:55,341 --> 00:23:58,577
Happy, happy birthday in a hot bath
407
00:23:58,578 --> 00:24:01,780
To those nice, nice nights
408
00:24:01,781 --> 00:24:07,786
I remember always,
always I got such a fright
409
00:24:07,787 --> 00:24:10,088
Seeing them in my dark cupboard
410
00:24:10,089 --> 00:24:11,256
I got to go.
411
00:24:11,257 --> 00:24:13,792
With my great big cake
412
00:24:13,793 --> 00:24:17,229
If they were, if they were me
413
00:24:17,230 --> 00:24:19,731
Thank you all for coming!
414
00:24:23,703 --> 00:24:24,703
I am
415
00:24:24,704 --> 00:24:25,737
Can I have a whiskey?
416
00:24:25,738 --> 00:24:28,039
Doll eyes
417
00:24:28,040 --> 00:24:30,275
Doll mouth
418
00:24:30,276 --> 00:24:32,611
Doll legs
419
00:24:32,612 --> 00:24:34,980
I am
420
00:24:34,981 --> 00:24:37,382
Doll arms
421
00:24:37,383 --> 00:24:39,785
Big veins
422
00:24:39,786 --> 00:24:42,087
Dog bait
423
00:24:42,088 --> 00:24:45,557
Yeah, they really want you
424
00:24:45,558 --> 00:24:47,893
They really want you
425
00:24:47,894 --> 00:24:51,897
They really do
426
00:24:51,898 --> 00:24:54,900
Yeah, they really want you
427
00:24:54,901 --> 00:24:57,235
They really want you
428
00:24:57,236 --> 00:25:00,438
And I do, too
429
00:25:00,439 --> 00:25:07,646
I want to be the girl
with the most cake
430
00:25:07,647 --> 00:25:10,115
He only loves those things
431
00:25:10,116 --> 00:25:14,686
Because he loves to see them break
432
00:25:14,687 --> 00:25:21,860
I fake it so real, I am beyond fake
433
00:25:21,861 --> 00:25:29,167
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
434
00:25:29,168 --> 00:25:35,841
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
435
00:25:35,842 --> 00:25:42,547
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
436
00:25:42,548 --> 00:25:49,187
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
437
00:25:49,188 --> 00:25:50,856
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
438
00:25:50,857 --> 00:25:52,456
Am I cruel?
439
00:25:54,393 --> 00:25:55,894
Of course not.
440
00:25:55,895 --> 00:25:58,330
Someday, you will ache like I ache
441
00:25:58,331 --> 00:26:00,464
Why would you ask that?
442
00:26:02,568 --> 00:26:09,541
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
443
00:26:09,542 --> 00:26:11,042
All right.
444
00:26:11,043 --> 00:26:15,914
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
445
00:26:15,915 --> 00:26:22,721
And someday, you
will ache like I ache
446
00:26:22,722 --> 00:26:29,093
Someday, you will ache like I ache
447
00:26:42,576 --> 00:26:43,810
What time is it?
448
00:26:43,811 --> 00:26:46,079
Crack of noon. Rise and shine.
449
00:26:46,080 --> 00:26:48,248
Oh, God. You're a monster.
450
00:26:48,249 --> 00:26:51,684
Pete can give you a ride
home if you need one.
451
00:26:51,685 --> 00:26:52,819
Who's Pete?
452
00:26:52,820 --> 00:26:54,888
My driver. You'll love him.
453
00:26:54,889 --> 00:26:56,556
He used to be a city tax planner
454
00:26:56,557 --> 00:26:57,757
and loves books on tape.
455
00:26:59,193 --> 00:27:02,362
Is it dark in the car?
456
00:27:02,363 --> 00:27:04,898
Can I sleep in there with the A.C. on?
457
00:27:04,899 --> 00:27:06,533
Of course.
458
00:27:06,534 --> 00:27:08,701
As long as you're all
right with the dulcet tones
459
00:27:08,702 --> 00:27:11,169
of Robert Ludlum thrillers.
460
00:27:13,007 --> 00:27:15,542
Man, Donut Plains 3 is impossible.
461
00:27:15,543 --> 00:27:18,177
Battle mode?
462
00:27:20,014 --> 00:27:22,348
Yeah, you're on.
463
00:27:22,349 --> 00:27:24,751
All right.
464
00:27:24,752 --> 00:27:27,319
Oh, Jesus.
465
00:27:31,692 --> 00:27:33,592
All right, you got to pick a guy.
466
00:27:35,262 --> 00:27:36,729
What, Toad? Really?
467
00:27:36,730 --> 00:27:37,730
Mm-hmm.
468
00:27:37,731 --> 00:27:39,198
He corners the best.
469
00:27:39,199 --> 00:27:41,033
Interesting.
470
00:27:43,404 --> 00:27:46,906
Okay, there's a decent chance
this is gonna make me barf.
471
00:27:46,907 --> 00:27:49,475
You and Joanie are in the
same boat this morning.
472
00:27:50,711 --> 00:27:53,212
Whoa! You can throw banana peels?
473
00:27:53,213 --> 00:27:54,614
How'd you get so good at this?
474
00:27:54,615 --> 00:27:56,316
I got my hands on a prototype cartridge
475
00:27:56,317 --> 00:27:58,384
about a year and a half ago.
476
00:27:58,385 --> 00:28:01,154
Man, you really brought
the Southwest in here,
477
00:28:01,155 --> 00:28:02,388
didn't you, Gordon?
478
00:28:02,389 --> 00:28:03,623
Easy.
479
00:28:03,624 --> 00:28:05,658
How much longer are you in town for?
480
00:28:05,659 --> 00:28:08,094
I don't know.
481
00:28:08,095 --> 00:28:09,462
Oh.
482
00:28:09,463 --> 00:28:11,664
But if you want to
see the craziest thing,
483
00:28:11,665 --> 00:28:13,967
you should swing by
the focus-group testing
484
00:28:13,968 --> 00:28:15,134
for my new game.
485
00:28:15,135 --> 00:28:16,603
It's like "Altered States"
486
00:28:16,604 --> 00:28:18,938
but with market research instead of LSD.
487
00:28:18,939 --> 00:28:21,606
That damn game better be good.
488
00:28:25,312 --> 00:28:28,481
Of course, right when I get a red shell.
489
00:28:28,482 --> 00:28:30,016
Here.
490
00:28:30,017 --> 00:28:34,020
You tell me if it's good.
491
00:28:34,021 --> 00:28:37,156
"Pilgrim."
492
00:28:37,157 --> 00:28:38,825
Hm.
493
00:28:38,826 --> 00:28:42,328
I'm glad you're doing so well, Gordon.
494
00:28:42,329 --> 00:28:46,032
Thanks.
495
00:28:46,033 --> 00:28:47,600
Yeah.
496
00:28:47,601 --> 00:28:49,636
I'm doing really, really great.
497
00:28:49,637 --> 00:28:52,672
I mean, last night, I got
to be a human paintbrush.
498
00:28:52,673 --> 00:28:54,140
I saw that.
499
00:28:54,141 --> 00:28:56,209
You know, CalNect is... it's kicking ass.
500
00:28:56,210 --> 00:28:59,445
Well, I'm sorry that Loadstar
has to be the exception.
501
00:28:59,446 --> 00:29:00,713
- I...
- Come on.
502
00:29:00,714 --> 00:29:03,182
You know, if I'm being totally honest,
503
00:29:03,183 --> 00:29:05,752
as time wore on, the browser just became
504
00:29:05,753 --> 00:29:07,787
more of a side project for me.
505
00:29:07,788 --> 00:29:09,689
It's always been Joe's baby.
506
00:29:09,690 --> 00:29:10,757
Joe.
507
00:29:10,758 --> 00:29:13,693
I saw him last night.
508
00:29:13,694 --> 00:29:14,961
And?
509
00:29:14,962 --> 00:29:17,530
Oh, Gordon, it didn't go that well.
510
00:29:17,531 --> 00:29:21,300
Well, that's probably for the best.
511
00:29:21,301 --> 00:29:23,302
For who?
512
00:29:23,303 --> 00:29:24,603
For him.
513
00:29:27,808 --> 00:29:28,808
Oh, shit!
514
00:29:28,809 --> 00:29:29,976
What?
515
00:29:29,977 --> 00:29:32,945
The girls haven't left yet.
516
00:29:32,946 --> 00:29:36,382
Haley, Joanie! Come on! Let's go!
517
00:29:36,383 --> 00:29:38,484
Gordon?
518
00:29:38,485 --> 00:29:40,887
No, she never comes in. Don't worry.
519
00:29:42,322 --> 00:29:44,490
All right, well, um,
I'll see you Wednesday.
520
00:29:45,526 --> 00:29:47,894
Mm-hmm. Love you, too.
521
00:29:49,063 --> 00:29:50,530
Joanie, let's go!
522
00:29:53,400 --> 00:29:55,234
Gordon?
523
00:30:01,308 --> 00:30:02,874
Oh.
524
00:30:08,082 --> 00:30:10,982
Uh, have you seen Mosaic?
525
00:30:14,588 --> 00:30:15,887
Yes.
526
00:30:17,391 --> 00:30:19,492
I was surprised it wasn't you.
527
00:30:19,493 --> 00:30:23,096
Hey. Uh...
528
00:30:23,097 --> 00:30:25,364
She may have gotten
into the [clicks tongue]
529
00:30:25,365 --> 00:30:26,499
Dad.
530
00:30:26,500 --> 00:30:27,767
Get out here.
531
00:30:27,768 --> 00:30:28,935
Thanks for this.
532
00:30:28,936 --> 00:30:30,436
Yeah.
533
00:30:30,437 --> 00:30:32,371
Anytime.
534
00:30:35,275 --> 00:30:37,577
She rarely comes in.
535
00:30:42,015 --> 00:30:44,684
As expected, the flat fee
and unkept usage dinged
536
00:30:44,685 --> 00:30:46,285
the overall revenue initially,
537
00:30:46,286 --> 00:30:48,221
but now we're in the volume business.
538
00:30:48,222 --> 00:30:50,022
The user base just keeps going up.
539
00:30:50,023 --> 00:30:52,328
Then this isn't a rebound.
It's sustained growth.
540
00:30:52,329 --> 00:30:53,696
That's good.
541
00:30:53,697 --> 00:30:55,297
Only problem is the pipe's getting tight.
542
00:30:55,298 --> 00:30:57,500
We're starting to clog a
little bit with all that data.
543
00:30:57,501 --> 00:30:58,801
MCI hears how well we're doing,
544
00:30:58,802 --> 00:31:00,032
they're gonna want to renegotiate
545
00:31:00,033 --> 00:31:01,511
the sweetheart deal before they give us
546
00:31:01,512 --> 00:31:03,247
more bandwidth on their
twisted pair network.
547
00:31:03,248 --> 00:31:04,848
We could balk and try PacBell,
548
00:31:04,849 --> 00:31:07,017
but at the end of the
day, we'd want to keep
549
00:31:07,018 --> 00:31:10,220
our backbone provider
happy, whoever they are.
550
00:31:10,221 --> 00:31:12,522
What do you think, Gordon?
551
00:31:12,523 --> 00:31:15,325
Uh, if MCI wants more money, fine.
552
00:31:15,326 --> 00:31:18,262
We've got it. Let's give it to them.
553
00:31:18,263 --> 00:31:20,898
AOL's not the only one with deep pockets.
554
00:31:20,899 --> 00:31:22,165
Let's stay ahead of this.
555
00:31:22,166 --> 00:31:23,901
Shep, get a call in.
556
00:31:23,902 --> 00:31:27,636
And, uh, Joe, thanks
for sitting in today.
557
00:31:50,228 --> 00:31:52,129
What is this?
558
00:31:52,130 --> 00:31:53,630
Loadstar.
559
00:31:53,631 --> 00:31:55,399
Is that the finished browser?
560
00:31:55,400 --> 00:31:57,301
You've just been sitting on this?
561
00:31:57,302 --> 00:31:59,102
Couldn't get around to handing it in?
562
00:31:59,103 --> 00:32:01,471
No. I finished it last night.
563
00:32:01,472 --> 00:32:04,074
So, it was, what, a day of work?
564
00:32:04,075 --> 00:32:06,476
Joe, I've been working on this for weeks.
565
00:32:06,477 --> 00:32:09,613
You know, you didn't have to
sit around and wait for me.
566
00:32:09,614 --> 00:32:11,481
If you were in such a
rush, you could have hired
567
00:32:11,482 --> 00:32:12,816
somebody else to do the coding.
568
00:32:12,817 --> 00:32:15,118
You don't get it. I needed you.
569
00:32:15,119 --> 00:32:17,554
We needed you to care, and you didn't.
570
00:32:17,555 --> 00:32:20,057
We had almost a year on the Mosaic guys,
571
00:32:20,058 --> 00:32:21,957
but we blew it, and now...
572
00:32:23,061 --> 00:32:25,395
If you had just been here,
actually been available...
573
00:32:25,396 --> 00:32:27,397
Well, I couldn't be
here. That was the deal.
574
00:32:27,398 --> 00:32:28,799
And it was a raw deal for me.
575
00:32:28,800 --> 00:32:30,500
And it's just a shame.
576
00:32:30,501 --> 00:32:33,603
It's a shame that 5,000
miles away wasn't far enough.
577
00:32:34,839 --> 00:32:36,340
What is this about?
578
00:32:36,341 --> 00:32:38,608
Look, I made this better
than it had any right to be,
579
00:32:38,609 --> 00:32:40,911
and I did so while dealing
with a lot of my own stuff.
580
00:32:40,912 --> 00:32:42,479
Oh, right, your game.
581
00:32:42,480 --> 00:32:44,948
I'm sure that was tough, being
funded, promoted, coddled.
582
00:32:44,949 --> 00:32:46,483
I've been alone on this,
583
00:32:46,484 --> 00:32:48,884
working by myself for three years.
584
00:32:53,458 --> 00:32:56,293
Do you want to talk about what
we're really talking about?
585
00:33:14,145 --> 00:33:17,280
If we had worked on this...
586
00:33:17,281 --> 00:33:19,783
together...
587
00:33:19,784 --> 00:33:21,984
it could have been amazing.
588
00:33:28,726 --> 00:33:31,026
What do you want me to do?
589
00:33:33,231 --> 00:33:34,631
Nothing.
590
00:33:34,632 --> 00:33:36,799
It's too late.
591
00:33:42,073 --> 00:33:46,675
And I, um, got to get back to work, so...
592
00:34:00,491 --> 00:34:03,860
You know, the way things are growing...
593
00:34:03,861 --> 00:34:07,796
you're gonna run out
of Post-its pretty soon.
594
00:34:12,570 --> 00:34:14,871
Well, tell Oregon they're
not a big enough market
595
00:34:14,872 --> 00:34:17,673
for Digital Subscriber investments.
596
00:34:26,951 --> 00:34:28,952
Let's get started.
597
00:34:28,953 --> 00:34:30,854
Well, first off, let me just say,
598
00:34:30,855 --> 00:34:32,756
on behalf of the Rover brain trust,
599
00:34:32,757 --> 00:34:34,424
it's great to see you again.
600
00:34:34,425 --> 00:34:36,259
We're moving past the beta phase.
601
00:34:36,260 --> 00:34:38,695
We are already underway
in three med schools,
602
00:34:38,696 --> 00:34:40,396
with requests for two more.
603
00:34:42,400 --> 00:34:44,534
A little more sobering, though,
604
00:34:44,535 --> 00:34:47,204
is that we've gone through our seed round
605
00:34:47,205 --> 00:34:50,040
just a hair faster than
expected, and now...
606
00:34:50,041 --> 00:34:51,541
Now you need more money.
607
00:34:51,542 --> 00:34:52,943
Well, yes.
608
00:34:52,944 --> 00:34:55,412
It's either that or we
let some people go...
609
00:34:55,413 --> 00:34:56,713
interns, mostly.
610
00:34:56,714 --> 00:34:58,615
But this is still enterprise software,
611
00:34:58,616 --> 00:35:01,218
B2B currently focused
only on medical records.
612
00:35:01,219 --> 00:35:03,820
Yes, through binary
queries into the data pool,
613
00:35:03,821 --> 00:35:07,124
but we're refining comparisons
to make things more versatile.
614
00:35:07,125 --> 00:35:09,559
Okay, I'll just cut to the chase here.
615
00:35:09,560 --> 00:35:13,163
I've given you enough funding
for a medical database program.
616
00:35:13,164 --> 00:35:16,333
If you want more funding,
I will need a bigger idea.
617
00:35:16,334 --> 00:35:18,969
Let's talk again in 24 hours.
618
00:35:18,970 --> 00:35:22,139
Uh, that's a mighty quick turnaround.
619
00:35:23,174 --> 00:35:26,742
Yes. Yes, it is.
620
00:35:33,818 --> 00:35:35,285
Gordon.
621
00:35:35,286 --> 00:35:37,587
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
622
00:35:37,588 --> 00:35:39,022
What's up?
623
00:35:39,023 --> 00:35:41,324
I've got something.
624
00:35:41,325 --> 00:35:43,026
We can still be the door.
625
00:35:43,027 --> 00:35:46,029
Maybe it's not a browser.
In fact, it shouldn't be.
626
00:35:46,030 --> 00:35:47,964
We're gonna build a
website that is accessible
627
00:35:47,965 --> 00:35:49,332
from any browser.
628
00:35:49,333 --> 00:35:52,202
Like a... Like a website of websites,
629
00:35:52,203 --> 00:35:55,305
an index of everything, like a directory.
630
00:35:55,306 --> 00:35:56,606
What, like the Yellow Pages?
631
00:35:56,607 --> 00:35:58,875
Yes, but more than that.
632
00:35:58,876 --> 00:36:00,877
I don't have the full thing yet, but...
633
00:36:00,878 --> 00:36:01,978
Look, Joe.
634
00:36:01,979 --> 00:36:04,648
Joe, let me stop you right there.
635
00:36:04,649 --> 00:36:06,850
I thought you were back on the business,
636
00:36:06,851 --> 00:36:09,619
our business, this business.
637
00:36:09,620 --> 00:36:11,188
When are you gonna wake up?
638
00:36:11,189 --> 00:36:12,122
What?
639
00:36:12,123 --> 00:36:13,990
You're sleepwalking.
640
00:36:13,991 --> 00:36:16,526
I mean, what the hell
was that party, Gordon?
641
00:36:16,527 --> 00:36:18,528
I wanted to celebrate our success.
642
00:36:18,529 --> 00:36:20,530
You're trying to convince yourself
643
00:36:20,531 --> 00:36:23,466
that it's okay to stop when
every fiber of your being
644
00:36:23,467 --> 00:36:25,468
is telling yourself to keep going.
645
00:36:25,469 --> 00:36:28,805
I've been telling you for
years that you are a builder.
646
00:36:28,806 --> 00:36:30,006
You need to build.
647
00:36:30,007 --> 00:36:32,209
You know what, Joe? I built this.
648
00:36:32,210 --> 00:36:34,177
I built all of this
when you were downstairs
649
00:36:34,178 --> 00:36:36,379
in the basement screwing
around with Post-it notes.
650
00:36:36,380 --> 00:36:37,847
Did Cameron put you up to this?
651
00:36:37,848 --> 00:36:39,615
I noticed that she stopped by today.
652
00:36:42,053 --> 00:36:44,286
Of course she did.
653
00:36:52,697 --> 00:36:55,198
Look, all we're asking is that you put
654
00:36:55,199 --> 00:36:57,267
the game's controls in the manual.
655
00:36:57,268 --> 00:36:58,835
- No.
- That's it.
656
00:36:58,836 --> 00:37:01,204
No, the worst thing you
can do with a magic trick
657
00:37:01,205 --> 00:37:02,539
is explain how it works.
658
00:37:02,540 --> 00:37:04,574
No matter how much the audience asks,
659
00:37:04,575 --> 00:37:06,209
it's so much more rewarding
660
00:37:06,210 --> 00:37:08,511
if they get to discover
it for themselves.
661
00:37:08,512 --> 00:37:10,312
You have to respect the player.
662
00:37:13,684 --> 00:37:14,751
Hey!
663
00:37:22,193 --> 00:37:23,226
So?
664
00:37:25,062 --> 00:37:27,229
It's a trip, huh?
665
00:37:29,800 --> 00:37:32,068
Cameron, what are you doing here?
666
00:37:32,069 --> 00:37:34,271
I told you. I have to promote the game.
667
00:37:34,272 --> 00:37:36,306
No, I mean, what are you doing here?
668
00:37:36,307 --> 00:37:38,533
This shit was all behind us.
669
00:37:38,534 --> 00:37:40,468
The browser?
670
00:37:40,469 --> 00:37:41,770
Joe.
671
00:37:41,771 --> 00:37:43,805
You have no idea how hard he's worked
672
00:37:43,806 --> 00:37:47,442
to get back to where he
is... how hard I've worked.
673
00:37:47,443 --> 00:37:49,044
And now, all of a sudden, you know,
674
00:37:49,045 --> 00:37:50,946
you feel guilty about
no-showing on Loadstar.
675
00:37:50,947 --> 00:37:53,148
You come back into his life
and you got him spinning.
676
00:37:53,149 --> 00:37:55,116
- I didn't do anything.
- Look, you spent five minutes
677
00:37:55,117 --> 00:37:56,952
with him in the basement,
and now he's convinced
678
00:37:56,953 --> 00:37:58,820
that you've handed him
fire from the mountaintop.
679
00:37:58,821 --> 00:38:00,956
Look, I'm not saying that
you're doing this on purpose,
680
00:38:00,957 --> 00:38:03,124
but every single time that
you come back into his life...
681
00:38:03,125 --> 00:38:04,759
I owed him that work.
682
00:38:04,760 --> 00:38:06,761
I owed both of you.
683
00:38:06,762 --> 00:38:10,431
You know, yesterday you
asked me if you were cruel.
684
00:38:16,639 --> 00:38:18,773
Sorry. We only have the room until 10:00.
685
00:38:23,813 --> 00:38:26,980
It was great to see you, Gordon.
686
00:38:43,440 --> 00:38:46,309
Yeah. I mean, isn't that
why God created hangovers...
687
00:38:46,310 --> 00:38:48,311
teach teenagers not to drink so much?
688
00:38:48,312 --> 00:38:49,646
Drinking is one thing.
689
00:38:49,647 --> 00:38:51,748
Okay, well, it's better off at home
690
00:38:51,749 --> 00:38:54,217
with one of us than
somewhere else, right?
691
00:38:54,218 --> 00:38:56,553
Gordon, it's fine.
692
00:38:56,554 --> 00:38:58,555
She told you she's not
going to college yet,
693
00:38:58,556 --> 00:39:00,724
or is she still just
torturing me with that one?
694
00:39:00,725 --> 00:39:04,261
It's a positive that our
daughter has such a free spirit.
695
00:39:04,262 --> 00:39:06,797
Well, Joanie is certainly resourceful.
696
00:39:06,798 --> 00:39:09,568
You wouldn't believe the
variety of household items...
697
00:39:09,569 --> 00:39:10,267
fruit, even...
698
00:39:10,268 --> 00:39:12,936
she's found a way to smoke pot out of.
699
00:39:12,937 --> 00:39:16,073
Well, there's your
selling point right there.
700
00:39:16,074 --> 00:39:17,640
She'd love Berkeley.
701
00:39:18,743 --> 00:39:20,343
I'll talk to her.
702
00:39:20,344 --> 00:39:21,777
Thank you.
703
00:39:23,281 --> 00:39:25,949
It was weird to see
Cameron the other day,
704
00:39:25,950 --> 00:39:27,984
especially in your sweatpants.
705
00:39:27,985 --> 00:39:29,853
Oh, well, you know,
706
00:39:29,854 --> 00:39:34,091
she's always had a
major, major thing for me.
707
00:39:34,092 --> 00:39:35,925
No.
708
00:39:37,296 --> 00:39:39,430
Yeah, well, I liked that you thought
709
00:39:39,431 --> 00:39:41,065
it was even a possibility.
710
00:39:41,066 --> 00:39:43,467
You know what she said
to me about Mosaic?
711
00:39:43,468 --> 00:39:45,664
She said, "I was
surprised it wasn't you."
712
00:39:45,665 --> 00:39:47,083
What is that supposed to mean?
713
00:39:47,084 --> 00:39:47,994
I don't know.
714
00:39:47,995 --> 00:39:49,996
Her latest visit's got
Joe jumping up and down
715
00:39:49,997 --> 00:39:51,698
- about some new idea.
- Of course.
716
00:39:51,699 --> 00:39:53,399
Yeah, I mean, he suddenly thinks
717
00:39:53,400 --> 00:39:57,203
he should index every
website in existence.
718
00:39:57,204 --> 00:39:59,172
How would you even do that?
719
00:39:59,173 --> 00:40:02,842
Trust me, he's been meticulously
building a list of URLs...
720
00:40:02,843 --> 00:40:05,244
by hand... for the last three years.
721
00:40:05,245 --> 00:40:07,213
That sounds awfully tedious.
722
00:40:07,214 --> 00:40:08,581
Yeah, well, you know.
723
00:40:08,582 --> 00:40:11,117
Joe... dog with a bone.
724
00:40:11,118 --> 00:40:13,052
That he is.
725
00:40:13,053 --> 00:40:15,788
And Cameron loves to shit out rainbows
726
00:40:15,789 --> 00:40:19,191
to distract from her asshole behavior.
727
00:40:21,195 --> 00:40:22,528
Wow.
728
00:40:22,529 --> 00:40:25,098
I'm gonna do the salmon. You?
729
00:40:25,099 --> 00:40:27,734
Sounds good. I'll do the same.
730
00:40:27,735 --> 00:40:29,369
Here's to Mosaic...
731
00:40:29,370 --> 00:40:32,838
and the respective death
of our competing browsers.
732
00:40:36,477 --> 00:40:39,779
Good news. We nailed it.
733
00:40:39,780 --> 00:40:41,781
Magazines.
734
00:40:41,782 --> 00:40:44,117
We use the algorithm
to index back catalogs
735
00:40:44,118 --> 00:40:46,552
of major publications
one magazine at a time.
736
00:40:46,553 --> 00:40:48,621
Voil... a trove of text documents
737
00:40:48,622 --> 00:40:50,656
with an unstructured data problem
738
00:40:50,657 --> 00:40:52,524
just waiting to be solved.
739
00:40:54,595 --> 00:40:57,630
No, that's not it.
740
00:40:57,631 --> 00:41:01,334
Oh. Uh, we also
discussed legal service...
741
00:41:01,335 --> 00:41:04,470
backlogs of briefs and precedents.
742
00:41:04,471 --> 00:41:07,006
- Well, we...
- Look, this is all dead data.
743
00:41:07,007 --> 00:41:08,908
What's growing?
744
00:41:08,909 --> 00:41:14,347
What can we apply the
algorithm to that's dynamic?
745
00:41:14,348 --> 00:41:16,749
We're in the future business here.
746
00:41:16,750 --> 00:41:19,185
I don't know how we index live data.
747
00:41:19,186 --> 00:41:21,654
Ah, well, then that's unfortunate.
748
00:41:21,655 --> 00:41:24,190
Uh, well, what about the Web?
749
00:41:24,191 --> 00:41:27,693
The... The number of websites
has grown 500% this year alone.
750
00:41:27,694 --> 00:41:30,296
By next year, it could
grow exponentially.
751
00:41:30,297 --> 00:41:33,266
At that point, the data
pool's theoretically limitless.
752
00:41:33,267 --> 00:41:34,934
We'd have to adjust the algorithm,
753
00:41:34,935 --> 00:41:38,471
but we could endeavor
to index the entire Web,
754
00:41:38,472 --> 00:41:40,106
make it searchable.
755
00:41:40,107 --> 00:41:41,974
And how would you index it?
756
00:41:41,975 --> 00:41:43,509
W-With the algorithm.
757
00:41:43,510 --> 00:41:45,178
It'd be fully automated and computerized.
758
00:41:45,179 --> 00:41:47,046
That means it'd be up
to date almost instantly
759
00:41:47,047 --> 00:41:49,048
with every new site addition.
760
00:42:05,399 --> 00:42:08,201
That's it.
761
00:42:08,202 --> 00:42:10,703
That's the idea.
762
00:42:26,086 --> 00:42:28,721
Don't tell me the reward
for solving Enso puzzle
763
00:42:28,722 --> 00:42:32,123
was getting transported back
to the beginning of the game.
764
00:42:36,663 --> 00:42:38,731
I'm afraid I've got
some bad news for you.
765
00:42:38,732 --> 00:42:40,867
Oh.
766
00:42:40,868 --> 00:42:44,270
So the Enso is a zero,
and I've got to start over.
767
00:42:44,271 --> 00:42:48,174
Or maybe it means everything.
768
00:42:48,175 --> 00:42:51,210
Now you can approach
the path you've taken
769
00:42:51,211 --> 00:42:52,879
in an entirely new way.
770
00:42:52,880 --> 00:42:55,281
Mm.
771
00:42:55,282 --> 00:42:59,352
I'm sorry about the other day.
772
00:42:59,353 --> 00:43:01,921
I was just having trouble
773
00:43:01,922 --> 00:43:05,725
believing that the browser was done,
774
00:43:05,726 --> 00:43:12,965
and I know that that is... over now.
775
00:43:12,966 --> 00:43:15,601
I do.
776
00:43:15,602 --> 00:43:18,104
Regardless, I don't want five months
777
00:43:18,105 --> 00:43:21,207
or five years to go by
before I hear from you.
778
00:43:22,376 --> 00:43:23,910
So don't disappear again.
779
00:43:23,911 --> 00:43:29,215
I want to... know you in my life.
780
00:43:29,216 --> 00:43:32,618
You already know me, Joe.
781
00:43:37,991 --> 00:43:40,692
I'm not going back to Japan.
782
00:43:45,232 --> 00:43:46,999
Tom left me.
783
00:44:03,919 --> 00:44:05,453
What happened?
784
00:44:08,191 --> 00:44:11,660
He...
785
00:44:11,661 --> 00:44:13,728
met someone else.
786
00:44:15,599 --> 00:44:17,999
Oh, I'm sorry.
787
00:44:20,504 --> 00:44:22,738
Are... Are you...
788
00:44:22,739 --> 00:44:24,040
Divorced?
789
00:44:24,041 --> 00:44:27,676
I was gonna say "okay," but...
790
00:44:27,677 --> 00:44:30,346
Oh. Yes.
791
00:44:31,748 --> 00:44:37,819
Uh... yeah, I-I guess I am.
792
00:44:39,723 --> 00:44:41,023
So, are you divorced?
793
00:44:42,692 --> 00:44:44,226
Uh, almost.
794
00:44:44,227 --> 00:44:46,729
You know, it's a pain in
the ass doing it from Japan.
795
00:44:46,730 --> 00:44:49,932
So there's all these forms
and trips to the post office
796
00:44:49,933 --> 00:44:53,636
and sending stuff to Texas.
797
00:44:53,637 --> 00:44:58,741
And it all feels like this weird dream...
798
00:45:02,479 --> 00:45:07,416
...being married and Tokyo...
799
00:45:07,417 --> 00:45:09,250
I'm sorry.
800
00:45:10,987 --> 00:45:12,488
Do you want to hear this?
801
00:45:12,489 --> 00:45:15,857
I want to hear whatever
you want to tell me.
802
00:45:18,628 --> 00:45:20,629
I feel like an idiot.
803
00:45:20,630 --> 00:45:22,798
You're not an idiot.
804
00:45:22,799 --> 00:45:25,234
Impulsive, maybe.
805
00:45:25,235 --> 00:45:26,769
Okay, Joe.
806
00:45:26,770 --> 00:45:30,439
Hey, I'm impulsive, too, so...
807
00:45:30,440 --> 00:45:34,810
Are you, uh... Are you
gonna stay in California?
808
00:45:34,811 --> 00:45:37,413
I don't know.
809
00:45:37,414 --> 00:45:39,148
I have to get out of this hotel, though.
810
00:45:39,149 --> 00:45:42,852
The shower sucks, and
I really want a bath.
811
00:45:42,853 --> 00:45:45,821
I took a lot of baths in Japan.
812
00:45:45,822 --> 00:45:48,657
I love a good bath.
813
00:45:48,658 --> 00:45:51,961
Yeah.
814
00:45:51,962 --> 00:45:56,098
So, no hints about this game, huh?
815
00:45:57,834 --> 00:46:00,503
No. You got to figure it out yourself.
816
00:46:00,504 --> 00:46:03,305
Oh, but it's so hard.
817
00:46:03,306 --> 00:46:06,809
It is until you figure it out.
818
00:46:06,810 --> 00:46:08,743
And then it isn't.
819
00:46:18,288 --> 00:46:19,955
Who was it?
820
00:46:19,956 --> 00:46:22,124
Who was what?
821
00:46:22,125 --> 00:46:25,794
Um, the woman that Tom...
822
00:46:25,795 --> 00:46:27,462
Oh.
823
00:46:30,033 --> 00:46:31,700
Oh, that's, uh...
824
00:46:33,703 --> 00:46:38,373
That's the best part. I never even asked.
825
00:46:40,544 --> 00:46:42,244
Talk to me. Tell me something.
826
00:46:43,313 --> 00:46:45,247
Tell you what?
827
00:46:45,248 --> 00:46:47,483
Just... I don't know...
anything, life on Earth.
828
00:46:47,484 --> 00:46:48,651
What'd I miss?
829
00:46:48,652 --> 00:46:49,852
Well, what do you want to hear?
830
00:46:49,853 --> 00:46:52,888
- Joe, just talk to me.
- Okay.
831
00:46:52,889 --> 00:46:56,258
Uh, did you know that Bill
Clinton is the president?
832
00:46:56,259 --> 00:46:59,161
Yeah. They love him in Japan.
833
00:46:59,162 --> 00:47:00,262
All those cheeseburgers.
834
00:47:00,263 --> 00:47:01,830
So, what else?
835
00:47:01,831 --> 00:47:04,833
Um, the Cowboys won the Super Bowl.
836
00:47:04,834 --> 00:47:08,437
Audrey Hepburn died.
And so did River Phoenix.
837
00:47:08,438 --> 00:47:12,041
Uh, some crazies tried to
blow up the World Trade Center,
838
00:47:12,042 --> 00:47:16,612
and, uh... you can be
gay in the military,
839
00:47:16,613 --> 00:47:18,113
but nobody can ask you about it,
840
00:47:18,114 --> 00:47:20,015
and you can't tell anybody.
841
00:47:20,016 --> 00:47:23,452
Did you know IBM lost $5 billion?
842
00:47:23,453 --> 00:47:24,887
They check the couch cushions?
843
00:47:26,089 --> 00:47:27,690
You know, Gordon went through
844
00:47:27,691 --> 00:47:30,359
this whole health phase.
845
00:47:30,360 --> 00:47:33,929
He's got a room in his
house full of gym stuff.
846
00:47:33,930 --> 00:47:36,532
Like, he's got this NordicTrack
847
00:47:36,533 --> 00:47:38,567
and something called a ButtMaster, so...
848
00:47:39,903 --> 00:47:44,106
And, um, this thing happened to me.
849
00:47:44,107 --> 00:47:46,976
I was getting out of my car at a Safeway,
850
00:47:46,977 --> 00:47:50,980
and I saw this woman
flailing her arms, just...
851
00:47:50,981 --> 00:47:52,982
A swarm of bees was attacking her,
852
00:47:52,983 --> 00:47:55,718
just stinging her again
and again, you know?
853
00:47:55,719 --> 00:47:58,487
And she fell to the ground.
854
00:47:58,488 --> 00:48:02,224
And out of nowhere, this ice-cream truck
855
00:48:02,225 --> 00:48:04,093
comes screaming through the parking lot,
856
00:48:04,094 --> 00:48:07,830
and it's playing that
music from The Sting.
857
00:48:07,831 --> 00:48:10,466
And the guy gets out of the... the truck,
858
00:48:10,467 --> 00:48:12,468
and he's doing CPR and everything.
859
00:48:12,469 --> 00:48:17,473
And the truck is still playing
that tinkling piano music,
860
00:48:17,474 --> 00:48:21,744
and it keeps playing it even
after the ambulance arrives.
861
00:48:21,745 --> 00:48:23,512
And it's all I could
think about for days,
862
00:48:23,513 --> 00:48:28,584
these paramedics
863
00:48:28,585 --> 00:48:31,186
just working on her like
crazy while this music played
864
00:48:31,187 --> 00:48:33,856
and how that might be the
last thing she ever hears.
865
00:48:38,862 --> 00:48:40,362
Cameron?
866
00:48:43,700 --> 00:48:45,167
Hey, Cam?
867
00:48:56,012 --> 00:48:57,613
I'll just keep talking
868
00:48:57,614 --> 00:48:58,981
'cause I think you're...
869
00:48:58,982 --> 00:49:00,516
I think you're still there.
870
00:49:07,624 --> 00:49:08,857
Are you there?
871
00:49:13,063 --> 00:49:15,731
I'm here.
872
00:49:43,532 --> 00:49:46,067
Hello?
873
00:49:48,404 --> 00:49:50,304
Hello?
874
00:49:50,305 --> 00:49:51,572
Hello?
875
00:49:51,573 --> 00:49:52,707
Oh, hey.
876
00:49:52,708 --> 00:49:54,375
Hey.
877
00:49:54,376 --> 00:49:56,144
I was just making some tea.
878
00:49:56,145 --> 00:49:57,412
Do you want to know
879
00:49:57,413 --> 00:49:59,746
what your Hawaiian name is?
880
00:50:01,417 --> 00:50:02,483
Okay.
881
00:50:02,484 --> 00:50:05,586
It's Kamelonu.
882
00:50:05,587 --> 00:50:07,455
See, there's this whole
website where you...
883
00:50:07,456 --> 00:50:09,424
You didn't hang up?
884
00:50:09,425 --> 00:50:13,294
Well, yeah, I had to
tell you my Hawaiian name.
885
00:50:13,295 --> 00:50:14,962
What is it?
886
00:50:14,963 --> 00:50:21,135
It's just Joe, but with
an I instead of a J.
887
00:50:21,136 --> 00:50:23,237
Eye-oh-ee?
888
00:50:23,238 --> 00:50:25,573
I actually think that's it's "Yo."
889
00:50:25,574 --> 00:50:28,276
Right?
890
00:50:28,277 --> 00:50:30,011
Right. I'm not calling you "Yo."
891
00:50:32,014 --> 00:50:34,782
That is such a Kamelonu thing to say.
892
00:50:39,321 --> 00:50:41,756
San Jose is so weird.
893
00:50:41,757 --> 00:50:44,025
You know it's actually
bigger than San Francisco?
894
00:50:44,026 --> 00:50:47,095
I know, but it seems so
much smaller, doesn't it?
895
00:50:47,096 --> 00:50:50,298
Oh. I think I see a water park.
896
00:50:50,299 --> 00:50:51,999
I haven't ridden a water slide
897
00:50:52,000 --> 00:50:53,101
since I was twelve.
898
00:50:53,102 --> 00:50:54,635
Isn't that weird?
899
00:50:54,636 --> 00:50:57,205
You might have already been
on your last water slide.
900
00:50:57,206 --> 00:51:00,007
No way. I always planned
on buying up a water park,
901
00:51:00,008 --> 00:51:03,644
living there alone,
riding the flumes by night.
902
00:51:05,547 --> 00:51:07,014
Yeah?
903
00:51:07,015 --> 00:51:08,850
That's what you wanted
to do when you grew up?
904
00:51:08,851 --> 00:51:11,018
Honestly, I feel like I've
always been a grown up.
905
00:51:11,019 --> 00:51:13,121
Well, I bet you were
one of the only babies
906
00:51:13,122 --> 00:51:14,288
with a chiseled jawline.
907
00:51:14,289 --> 00:51:16,824
No, there was one other kid,
908
00:51:16,825 --> 00:51:18,226
but we fought to the death.
909
00:51:26,568 --> 00:51:28,035
What do you think about Rover?
910
00:51:30,639 --> 00:51:34,342
Uh, um, Rover?
911
00:51:34,343 --> 00:51:37,044
Um, they're... smart,
912
00:51:37,045 --> 00:51:38,312
pivot on a dime,
913
00:51:38,313 --> 00:51:39,680
good team dynamics.
914
00:51:39,681 --> 00:51:41,875
Yeah, but doesn't it
seem like Elliot and Vera
915
00:51:41,876 --> 00:51:43,343
just want to kill each other sometimes?
916
00:51:43,344 --> 00:51:45,813
That's because they're married.
917
00:51:45,814 --> 00:51:47,815
Huh.
918
00:51:47,816 --> 00:51:49,815
Yeah, that makes sense.
919
00:51:50,852 --> 00:51:51,952
Well...
920
00:51:51,953 --> 00:51:53,387
you should just know that
921
00:51:53,388 --> 00:51:55,189
they're gonna talk major shit about you
922
00:51:55,190 --> 00:51:56,824
on the drive home every night.
923
00:51:56,825 --> 00:51:59,226
About me?
924
00:51:59,227 --> 00:52:01,661
I'm making you lead on Rover.
925
00:52:02,997 --> 00:52:04,631
You pulled them off the slush pile.
926
00:52:04,632 --> 00:52:07,468
You've been doing the work of
an associate for months now.
927
00:52:07,469 --> 00:52:08,969
You're ready.
928
00:52:08,970 --> 00:52:11,305
Get them set up in the Incubator today,
929
00:52:11,306 --> 00:52:13,407
and start looking for my new assistant.
930
00:52:13,408 --> 00:52:15,976
Until we find one, you'll
be pulling double duty.
931
00:52:15,977 --> 00:52:17,777
Congratulations.
932
00:52:21,249 --> 00:52:24,051
This is typically where
members of the human race
933
00:52:24,052 --> 00:52:26,186
express some enthusiasm or...
934
00:52:26,187 --> 00:52:27,387
Thank you.
935
00:52:47,242 --> 00:52:51,911
Bobby, yo, grab it out of the car.
936
00:52:59,254 --> 00:53:01,955
Who's winning today?
937
00:53:05,627 --> 00:53:07,059
Haley Clark.
938
00:53:08,463 --> 00:53:09,863
Young lady, tell me there's a good reason
939
00:53:09,864 --> 00:53:12,232
you're not in second period right now.
940
00:53:17,405 --> 00:53:19,907
So, he's from Philadelphia.
941
00:53:19,908 --> 00:53:21,542
West Philly, yeah.
942
00:53:21,543 --> 00:53:22,943
But his mom is really freaked out
943
00:53:22,944 --> 00:53:24,912
about what happened on
the basketball court,
944
00:53:24,913 --> 00:53:26,446
so she packed up his stuff
945
00:53:26,447 --> 00:53:28,315
and... and moved him to Los Angeles,
946
00:53:28,316 --> 00:53:30,317
and he's been living there ever since.
947
00:53:30,318 --> 00:53:32,052
I'm sorry, but was the
thing on the basketball court
948
00:53:32,053 --> 00:53:33,420
really that big a deal?
949
00:53:33,421 --> 00:53:35,155
I mean, to send your kid away forever?
950
00:53:35,156 --> 00:53:36,957
I think it involved gangs.
951
00:53:36,958 --> 00:53:38,625
- Oh.
- Yeah.
952
00:53:38,626 --> 00:53:41,061
- And he's not actually royalty.
- No.
953
00:53:41,062 --> 00:53:44,631
"Fresh Prince" refers to his street cred.
954
00:53:44,632 --> 00:53:47,801
TV in Japan is weird.
955
00:53:47,802 --> 00:53:51,638
There's all these, like, um, game shows
956
00:53:51,639 --> 00:53:54,675
where they make you do insane things
957
00:53:54,676 --> 00:53:57,911
like, um... like dress
up like a giant banana,
958
00:53:57,912 --> 00:53:59,479
and then they drop you into a zoo
959
00:53:59,480 --> 00:54:01,248
with a bunch of chimps that
haven't eaten in a week.
960
00:54:01,249 --> 00:54:04,017
And you're terrified,
screaming, running around,
961
00:54:04,018 --> 00:54:07,421
but then there is this
studio audience there
962
00:54:07,422 --> 00:54:09,022
who's watching and laughing at you.
963
00:54:09,023 --> 00:54:11,158
That sounds horrible.
964
00:54:11,159 --> 00:54:13,527
You know, I was on TV once.
965
00:54:13,528 --> 00:54:15,262
Mm? For IBM?
966
00:54:15,263 --> 00:54:16,663
Uh, no.
967
00:54:16,664 --> 00:54:18,966
I was 11... uh, Thanksgiving Day parade.
968
00:54:18,967 --> 00:54:20,867
I was a pilgrim, this
other kid was wearing
969
00:54:20,868 --> 00:54:23,503
his mom's brown tights and
construction-paper feathers,
970
00:54:23,504 --> 00:54:26,039
and we chased each other around
a float and almost fell off.
971
00:54:26,040 --> 00:54:28,442
Hey, can you just... Like,
one second, one second.
972
00:54:30,044 --> 00:54:31,478
Hello?
973
00:54:31,479 --> 00:54:32,879
- Hello?
- Hey.
974
00:54:34,148 --> 00:54:36,850
I was on TV when I was a kid.
975
00:54:36,851 --> 00:54:39,486
"Good Morning Dallas."
976
00:54:39,487 --> 00:54:41,188
Troubled-youth expos?
977
00:54:41,189 --> 00:54:42,522
No.
978
00:54:42,523 --> 00:54:46,493
I won a beauty contest.
979
00:54:46,494 --> 00:54:48,829
You...
980
00:54:48,830 --> 00:54:51,898
You what?
981
00:54:51,899 --> 00:54:55,135
Yeah.
982
00:54:55,136 --> 00:54:57,404
Little Miss Flawless, 1970.
983
00:54:57,405 --> 00:54:59,840
My mom, um, signed me up for a pageant
984
00:54:59,841 --> 00:55:02,042
after my dad died.
985
00:55:02,043 --> 00:55:04,978
I think she thought it would distract me
986
00:55:04,979 --> 00:55:08,081
or, uh, we'd bond or something.
987
00:55:09,150 --> 00:55:10,751
And you won.
988
00:55:10,752 --> 00:55:13,153
That time? No. No, I lost.
989
00:55:13,154 --> 00:55:16,223
But she kept signing me up.
990
00:55:16,224 --> 00:55:21,193
I told her I hated it,
but she... didn't listen.
991
00:55:22,430 --> 00:55:24,031
That bad, huh?
992
00:55:24,032 --> 00:55:26,600
What, a bunch of 8-year-olds
whitening their teeth
993
00:55:26,601 --> 00:55:27,934
and getting ranked on their looks?
994
00:55:27,935 --> 00:55:29,036
Yeah, it was that bad.
995
00:55:29,037 --> 00:55:30,337
So, you whitened your teeth.
996
00:55:30,338 --> 00:55:31,538
Oh, my God.
997
00:55:31,539 --> 00:55:33,607
She had a whole box of tricks.
998
00:55:33,608 --> 00:55:37,077
Spray adhesive to... to keep
your bathing suit in place,
999
00:55:37,078 --> 00:55:38,879
uh...
1000
00:55:38,880 --> 00:55:41,348
Oh. Hemorrhoid cream.
1001
00:55:41,349 --> 00:55:43,050
- Hemorrhoid cream?
- Yeah.
1002
00:55:43,051 --> 00:55:46,887
Yeah, 'cause I'd, um, cry a
lot? Before the competitions?
1003
00:55:46,888 --> 00:55:48,422
I didn't want to be there.
1004
00:55:48,423 --> 00:55:51,458
I just wanted to go home,
and so I'd cry and cry.
1005
00:55:51,459 --> 00:55:53,760
And that puffs you up pretty bad.
1006
00:55:53,761 --> 00:55:55,395
So my mom found out that
1007
00:55:55,396 --> 00:55:57,931
if you put hemorrhoid
cream all around my eyes,
1008
00:55:57,932 --> 00:55:59,466
it took the puffiness away.
1009
00:55:59,467 --> 00:56:03,203
So I could be normal
again and march out onstage
1010
00:56:03,204 --> 00:56:05,205
and do the Pretty Feet Pose.
1011
00:56:05,206 --> 00:56:07,607
One foot forward, one foot back,
1012
00:56:07,608 --> 00:56:09,276
hand underneath the rib cage,
1013
00:56:09,277 --> 00:56:12,212
big, stupid smile on my face.
1014
00:56:12,213 --> 00:56:17,384
And... I'd lose.
1015
00:56:17,385 --> 00:56:18,652
Until you won.
1016
00:56:18,653 --> 00:56:20,153
Yeah.
1017
00:56:20,154 --> 00:56:22,756
Little Miss Flawless, 1970.
1018
00:56:22,757 --> 00:56:25,392
Got all those flaws taken care of.
1019
00:56:27,395 --> 00:56:28,794
One sec.
1020
00:56:33,301 --> 00:56:34,768
- Ms. Howe?
- Hmm?
1021
00:56:34,769 --> 00:56:37,804
A Gavin Greene from Atari
is trying to reach you.
1022
00:56:37,805 --> 00:56:39,438
Thank you.
1023
00:56:47,081 --> 00:56:52,484
So, is there, like, a
Fresh Princess of Bel Air?
1024
00:56:56,124 --> 00:56:57,924
Is it dumb to get suspended
for skipping school?
1025
00:56:57,925 --> 00:56:59,192
It is, okay?
1026
00:56:59,193 --> 00:57:00,660
But we're not here to debate that.
1027
00:57:00,661 --> 00:57:02,329
Okay? Look, I know what it's like
1028
00:57:02,330 --> 00:57:04,865
to have an older sibling who
requires a lot of attention.
1029
00:57:04,866 --> 00:57:07,100
Okay, your Uncle Henry? Total bonehead.
1030
00:57:07,101 --> 00:57:08,468
Always getting into major trouble.
1031
00:57:08,469 --> 00:57:10,837
And... And so, I kind
of flew under the radar.
1032
00:57:16,944 --> 00:57:18,378
Look, Haley...
1033
00:57:18,379 --> 00:57:20,447
...if you want to blow
off some steam, fine,
1034
00:57:20,448 --> 00:57:22,182
just don't be dumb about it.
1035
00:57:22,183 --> 00:57:23,817
You know, this isn't you.
1036
00:57:23,818 --> 00:57:26,153
You're... You're... You're...
You're smart, you know?
1037
00:57:26,154 --> 00:57:29,122
You're... You're our rock, you know...
1038
00:57:29,123 --> 00:57:31,158
Oh, honey, Bug?
1039
00:57:31,159 --> 00:57:32,392
No. I'm sorry.
1040
00:57:32,393 --> 00:57:33,527
- Look...
- I don't...
1041
00:57:33,528 --> 00:57:35,128
No, I'm sorry. Look, it...
1042
00:57:35,129 --> 00:57:36,530
Look, it's... it's not
even that big of a deal.
1043
00:57:36,531 --> 00:57:37,998
I'm... I'm... I'm... I'm not even mad.
1044
00:57:37,999 --> 00:57:39,166
It's...
1045
00:57:39,167 --> 00:57:41,034
Oh, sweetie, did...
1046
00:57:41,035 --> 00:57:43,303
Shep, I'm... I'm kind of busy here.
1047
00:57:43,304 --> 00:57:44,538
Ah, hey there, kiddo!
1048
00:57:44,539 --> 00:57:45,972
Okay, look, did I upset you?
1049
00:57:45,973 --> 00:57:47,174
Is it something that I said or...
1050
00:57:47,175 --> 00:57:48,842
No, I'm...
1051
00:57:48,843 --> 00:57:50,710
- Oh, honey...
- Kind of need you inside, Gordon.
1052
00:57:50,711 --> 00:57:52,746
- Shep, what do you need?
- Kinda need you inside.
1053
00:57:52,747 --> 00:57:54,981
Okay, well, I'll be there
in a few minutes, all right?
1054
00:57:54,982 --> 00:57:56,716
Okay, sure.
1055
00:57:56,717 --> 00:57:58,084
- Oh, Bug.
- And we're on it.
1056
00:57:58,085 --> 00:58:00,587
- No.
- Probably going to be fine.
1057
00:58:06,174 --> 00:58:08,476
Busy signals for users trying to log on,
1058
00:58:08,477 --> 00:58:09,544
the customer-service calls spiking.
1059
00:58:09,545 --> 00:58:11,045
Uh, throughput's at a crawl.
1060
00:58:11,046 --> 00:58:13,381
We're not talking
Chernobyl-style meltdown yet,
1061
00:58:13,382 --> 00:58:15,350
- but we're in Three Mile Island territory
for suresies. - Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
1062
00:58:15,351 --> 00:58:16,918
All because of the flat-fee model?
1063
00:58:16,919 --> 00:58:18,086
I mean, are people really spending
1064
00:58:18,087 --> 00:58:19,220
that much more time online?
1065
00:58:19,221 --> 00:58:20,521
A lot of people just leave
1066
00:58:20,522 --> 00:58:22,056
their computers logged on all day now.
1067
00:58:22,057 --> 00:58:24,659
Hey, Bug, do you mind
waiting in my office for me?
1068
00:58:24,660 --> 00:58:26,060
We got three dozen users
1069
00:58:26,061 --> 00:58:28,529
who've been on for more
than twenty-four hours.
1070
00:58:28,530 --> 00:58:30,365
So kick 'em off.
1071
00:58:30,366 --> 00:58:32,600
We'd have to write new code to do that
1072
00:58:32,601 --> 00:58:34,569
and then get everyone to
download a software patch.
1073
00:58:34,570 --> 00:58:37,338
Yeah. We need more capacity from MCI.
1074
00:58:37,339 --> 00:58:39,340
Get me, uh... Get me
Jon Volpi on the phone.
1075
00:58:39,341 --> 00:58:41,676
Uh, tried. Can't reach him.
1076
00:58:41,677 --> 00:58:43,678
All right, well, get me Alan or Dave
1077
00:58:43,679 --> 00:58:45,413
or that Bobby Sobrato guy.
1078
00:58:45,414 --> 00:58:46,748
Uh, w-we tried them, too.
1079
00:58:46,749 --> 00:58:49,083
We can't get ahold of anybody at MCI.
1080
00:58:51,086 --> 00:58:52,420
Where's Joe?
1081
00:58:52,421 --> 00:58:54,756
Uh, he never came in. We tried him, too.
1082
00:58:54,757 --> 00:58:56,587
It just keeps going to voicemail.
1083
00:58:56,588 --> 00:58:57,525
Look, just...
1084
00:58:57,526 --> 00:58:59,293
Shep, we need to fix it fast, okay?
1085
00:58:59,294 --> 00:59:00,862
AOL is breathing down
our butts, you know.
1086
00:59:00,863 --> 00:59:02,964
And if we don't give our
customers what they need,
1087
00:59:02,965 --> 00:59:05,233
they're gonna go somewhere else.
1088
00:59:24,820 --> 00:59:27,288
Do you know how to work Excel?
1089
00:59:27,289 --> 00:59:29,757
Yeah.
1090
00:59:29,758 --> 00:59:31,826
Well...
1091
00:59:31,827 --> 00:59:33,793
can you put these in
a spreadsheet for me?
1092
00:59:35,831 --> 00:59:39,801
It's really important.
1093
00:59:42,938 --> 00:59:44,272
Okay.
1094
00:59:44,273 --> 00:59:45,640
There's some quarters in the top drawer
1095
00:59:45,641 --> 00:59:47,108
if you need anything
from the vending machine.
1096
00:59:47,109 --> 00:59:49,243
Okay? I'll be right back.
1097
01:00:00,622 --> 01:00:02,590
It just doesn't sound like Haley.
1098
01:00:02,591 --> 01:00:04,926
I was sure the school got
her mixed up with Joanie.
1099
01:00:04,927 --> 01:00:06,828
Yeah, no, I know.
1100
01:00:06,829 --> 01:00:09,997
I'm telling you, Donna, I
don't know what's going on.
1101
01:00:09,998 --> 01:00:12,166
She's never been the crying type.
1102
01:00:12,167 --> 01:00:13,935
Yeah, I mean, it was that...
1103
01:00:13,936 --> 01:00:15,770
that... that really intense crying.
1104
01:00:15,771 --> 01:00:18,005
Where you try and hold
it in, but you can't,
1105
01:00:18,006 --> 01:00:21,074
and, you know, then you just
start going into convulsions.
1106
01:00:22,044 --> 01:00:24,479
Ah, maybe she's just on her period.
1107
01:00:24,480 --> 01:00:26,848
No, Donna, this isn't menstrual crying.
1108
01:00:26,849 --> 01:00:28,816
Trust me. I know menstrual crying.
1109
01:00:28,817 --> 01:00:31,486
Yeah. You know menstrual crying.
1110
01:00:31,487 --> 01:00:33,853
Look, do you want me to talk to her?
1111
01:00:35,891 --> 01:00:38,392
No.
1112
01:00:38,393 --> 01:00:41,496
No, I'll... I'll handle it.
1113
01:00:41,497 --> 01:00:44,398
Okay, well, good luck.
1114
01:00:49,404 --> 01:00:52,039
Saturday afternoon, nothing but ocean.
1115
01:00:52,040 --> 01:00:55,209
Oh, Donna, it was Goddamn beautiful.
1116
01:00:55,210 --> 01:00:56,711
So, I took my little disco nap
1117
01:00:56,712 --> 01:00:58,579
- and I had a dream...
- Ah.
1118
01:00:58,580 --> 01:01:01,849
...that I was this...
I was this big, fat...
1119
01:01:01,850 --> 01:01:06,387
...bald baby just sloshin'
around a manatee's tummy,
1120
01:01:06,388 --> 01:01:08,322
just, "Whoosh, fworsh."
1121
01:01:08,323 --> 01:01:10,024
But when I come to...
1122
01:01:10,025 --> 01:01:13,261
...by God, the boat is
pitchin' and it's yawin'
1123
01:01:13,262 --> 01:01:15,563
and it's rollin' like a drunk donkey.
1124
01:01:15,564 --> 01:01:17,665
Just a freak storm out of nowhere,
1125
01:01:17,666 --> 01:01:20,401
just a wall of black blocking
my path back to the coast.
1126
01:01:20,402 --> 01:01:21,736
I'm lost.
1127
01:01:21,737 --> 01:01:23,204
And I'm thinking, "Turn out the lights.
1128
01:01:23,205 --> 01:01:25,873
The party's over."
Then I started to panic.
1129
01:01:25,874 --> 01:01:27,842
Then I started to S.O.S. like an S.O.B.,
1130
01:01:27,843 --> 01:01:30,878
and that's when these two
eggheads just come cruising up.
1131
01:01:30,879 --> 01:01:33,247
Unbelievable.
1132
01:01:33,248 --> 01:01:38,219
See, these two have a custom
GPS receiver on their boat.
1133
01:01:38,220 --> 01:01:40,721
That's the Global Positioning System.
1134
01:01:40,722 --> 01:01:42,290
That is right, Donna, yeah.
1135
01:01:42,291 --> 01:01:46,527
Turns out Fred and Bill are engineers.
1136
01:01:46,528 --> 01:01:48,863
They made AMD a lot of money
1137
01:01:48,864 --> 01:01:51,299
by making real expensive
stuff real cheap.
1138
01:01:51,300 --> 01:01:52,800
Not a bad skill set. Right.
1139
01:01:52,801 --> 01:01:55,536
So we had a few beers,
and we get to talking.
1140
01:01:55,537 --> 01:01:58,039
And what we thought was,
why not take their idea
1141
01:01:58,040 --> 01:01:59,640
and scale it up?
1142
01:01:59,641 --> 01:02:02,575
Make something a guy like
me can buy off the rack?
1143
01:02:03,912 --> 01:02:06,080
Uh, doesn't Garmin already do that?
1144
01:02:06,081 --> 01:02:07,582
Mm, yeah, but them and Magellan
1145
01:02:07,583 --> 01:02:09,050
got a stranglehold on the market,
1146
01:02:09,051 --> 01:02:11,552
and, Donna, they charge up the wazoo.
1147
01:02:11,553 --> 01:02:13,821
We're talking about
disrupting the price point,
1148
01:02:13,822 --> 01:02:16,824
bringing the costs way down.
1149
01:02:16,825 --> 01:02:18,826
It's interesting.
1150
01:02:18,827 --> 01:02:21,996
And, hey, I... what a
fascinating technology.
1151
01:02:21,997 --> 01:02:23,497
Mm-hmm. It is, yeah.
1152
01:02:23,498 --> 01:02:24,899
I'll look into it.
1153
01:02:24,900 --> 01:02:26,167
- Fred...
- Yes.
1154
01:02:26,168 --> 01:02:27,268
- ...Bill...
- Mm-hmm.
1155
01:02:27,269 --> 01:02:28,436
...nice meeting you.
1156
01:02:28,437 --> 01:02:29,470
- Nice meeting you.
- Pleasure.
1157
01:02:29,471 --> 01:02:30,972
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
1158
01:02:30,973 --> 01:02:32,506
- Oh, uh, yeah.
- Thank you very much.
1159
01:02:32,507 --> 01:02:34,284
Thanks, guys. Great.
I'll see you in the lobby.
1160
01:02:34,285 --> 01:02:35,419
- Okay.
- Beautiful. Okay.
1161
01:02:35,420 --> 01:02:36,720
All right.
1162
01:02:36,721 --> 01:02:37,855
Yeah, we'll see you back there.
1163
01:02:37,856 --> 01:02:38,689
- Yeah.
- All right.
1164
01:02:38,690 --> 01:02:41,091
- Cool.
- Well...
1165
01:02:43,027 --> 01:02:45,729
...all right.
1166
01:02:45,730 --> 01:02:47,097
Well, give it to me straight.
1167
01:02:47,098 --> 01:02:50,234
I got to manage my expectations here.
1168
01:02:50,235 --> 01:02:54,837
Well, um, it's intriguing.
1169
01:02:56,107 --> 01:02:58,041
Mm.
1170
01:02:58,042 --> 01:03:00,110
What are you looking
for out of this, Bos?
1171
01:03:00,111 --> 01:03:02,980
I mean, do you really want
to be the exec at a startup?
1172
01:03:02,981 --> 01:03:06,483
I-I'm just looking for
a finder's fee, you know?
1173
01:03:06,484 --> 01:03:09,386
I like connecting people.
And I like these guys.
1174
01:03:09,387 --> 01:03:11,955
And just... I'm the market
for this kind of thing.
1175
01:03:11,956 --> 01:03:13,790
You know?
1176
01:03:13,791 --> 01:03:16,159
There's a lot of other salty
sailors out there just like me.
1177
01:03:16,160 --> 01:03:20,097
Okay. Well, you know, I'll look into it.
1178
01:03:20,098 --> 01:03:22,966
Again, uh, what a technology.
1179
01:03:25,670 --> 01:03:27,271
Well, Th-thanks for having us in.
1180
01:03:27,272 --> 01:03:28,405
Thanks. Nice.
1181
01:03:28,406 --> 01:03:29,473
Yeah.
1182
01:03:29,474 --> 01:03:31,174
Yeah.
1183
01:03:34,078 --> 01:03:36,413
Hey, you, me, and Diane
are overdue for a dinner.
1184
01:03:36,414 --> 01:03:37,848
We should do that soon.
1185
01:03:37,849 --> 01:03:39,816
We should. Let's do.
1186
01:03:41,986 --> 01:03:44,121
Let's do.
1187
01:03:45,957 --> 01:03:48,025
Okay.
1188
01:03:48,026 --> 01:03:50,193
Okay, I found it.
1189
01:03:50,194 --> 01:03:53,297
David was visited by an
exact vision of death:
1190
01:03:53,298 --> 01:03:56,500
a long hole in the ground,
no wider than your body,
1191
01:03:56,501 --> 01:04:00,470
down which you are drawn while
the white faces above recede.
1192
01:04:00,471 --> 01:04:03,507
You try to reach for them,
but your arms are pinned.
1193
01:04:03,508 --> 01:04:06,977
Shovels pour dirt into your face.
1194
01:04:06,978 --> 01:04:10,480
There you will be forever,
in an upright position,
1195
01:04:10,481 --> 01:04:12,382
blind and silent,
1196
01:04:12,383 --> 01:04:15,686
and in time no one will remember you,
1197
01:04:15,687 --> 01:04:17,988
and you will never be called.
1198
01:04:17,989 --> 01:04:21,625
As strata of rock shift,
your fingers elongate,
1199
01:04:21,626 --> 01:04:23,660
your teeth are distended sideways
1200
01:04:23,661 --> 01:04:25,562
in a great underground grimace
1201
01:04:25,563 --> 01:04:29,066
indistinguishable from a strip of chalk.
1202
01:04:29,067 --> 01:04:34,171
And the earth tumbles
on, and the sun expires,
1203
01:04:34,172 --> 01:04:37,407
and unaltering darkness reigns
1204
01:04:37,408 --> 01:04:39,977
where once there were stars.
1205
01:04:39,978 --> 01:04:41,311
Jesus...
1206
01:04:41,312 --> 01:04:43,180
But that's not the end of the story.
1207
01:04:43,181 --> 01:04:45,682
This kid... his grandmother tells him
1208
01:04:45,683 --> 01:04:48,251
to go shoot all the pigeons in the barn.
1209
01:04:48,252 --> 01:04:49,920
And it makes him think about death,
1210
01:04:49,921 --> 01:04:52,255
and he has this crisis of faith.
1211
01:04:52,256 --> 01:04:54,257
A-And nobody reassures him.
1212
01:04:54,258 --> 01:04:58,161
He is... surrounded by this non-belief.
1213
01:04:58,162 --> 01:05:01,565
It's like a conspiracy, and
he's just wising up to it.
1214
01:05:01,566 --> 01:05:03,333
But he still has to
shoot all these pigeons.
1215
01:05:03,334 --> 01:05:05,936
And he does, he just
shoots the hell out of them.
1216
01:05:05,937 --> 01:05:10,173
And he picks up a dead
pigeon, and he stares at it.
1217
01:05:10,174 --> 01:05:12,542
And it's actually gorgeous.
1218
01:05:12,543 --> 01:05:15,178
And he decides right then and there
1219
01:05:15,179 --> 01:05:18,281
that no God who would give so much beauty
1220
01:05:18,282 --> 01:05:20,183
to such a worthless creature
1221
01:05:20,184 --> 01:05:24,054
would fail to let him live forever.
1222
01:05:24,055 --> 01:05:27,924
Like his faith is restored.
1223
01:05:27,925 --> 01:05:29,960
Is that what you believe?
1224
01:05:29,961 --> 01:05:31,628
I just... I don't know.
1225
01:05:31,629 --> 01:05:37,434
I guess I...
1226
01:05:37,435 --> 01:05:41,238
I hope there's something more.
1227
01:05:41,239 --> 01:05:43,440
Huh.
1228
01:05:43,441 --> 01:05:45,609
"Huh" what?
1229
01:05:45,610 --> 01:05:47,611
Just weird. I never thought about you
1230
01:05:47,612 --> 01:05:51,881
as the kind of guy who needed "more."
1231
01:05:53,885 --> 01:05:56,253
All right.
1232
01:05:56,254 --> 01:05:58,722
What do you believe?
1233
01:05:58,723 --> 01:06:02,793
Um, well...
1234
01:06:02,794 --> 01:06:05,562
I saw this shrine in Japan.
1235
01:06:05,563 --> 01:06:08,098
And, uh, the locals tear it down,
1236
01:06:08,099 --> 01:06:10,767
right to the foundation, every 20 years.
1237
01:06:10,768 --> 01:06:14,104
And then they build
it right back up again,
1238
01:06:14,105 --> 01:06:16,139
back to its original state.
1239
01:06:16,140 --> 01:06:19,810
And they've been doing
this for 1,300 years.
1240
01:06:19,811 --> 01:06:21,445
Nothing in it's original anymore,
1241
01:06:21,446 --> 01:06:26,149
but it still looks identical
to the day it went up.
1242
01:06:26,150 --> 01:06:27,451
That's beautiful.
1243
01:06:27,452 --> 01:06:29,119
Well, no.
1244
01:06:29,120 --> 01:06:31,922
I mean, I don't think
these people are doing it
1245
01:06:31,923 --> 01:06:33,990
for some spiritual reason.
1246
01:06:33,991 --> 01:06:35,592
I think they're doing it
1247
01:06:35,593 --> 01:06:38,662
because they're holding onto
the process of it, you know?
1248
01:06:38,663 --> 01:06:42,632
The doing of it, that
that's all that matters.
1249
01:06:42,633 --> 01:06:44,167
That's what I think.
1250
01:06:44,168 --> 01:06:45,969
I don't know.
1251
01:06:45,970 --> 01:06:49,706
I've been trying to find
some solace in that lately.
1252
01:06:49,707 --> 01:06:52,609
How's that working out for you?
1253
01:06:52,610 --> 01:06:55,445
Not that great, Joe,
1254
01:06:55,446 --> 01:06:57,047
but thanks for asking.
1255
01:06:57,048 --> 01:06:59,182
Um, I'm sorry.
1256
01:06:59,183 --> 01:07:02,886
That was... That was unfair.
1257
01:07:02,887 --> 01:07:04,955
Yeah, it was.
1258
01:07:04,956 --> 01:07:06,823
Look, I'm forty-five.
1259
01:07:06,824 --> 01:07:09,059
I've got no family. I work in a basement.
1260
01:07:09,060 --> 01:07:12,428
People aren't exactly lining
up for my spiritual guidance.
1261
01:07:13,965 --> 01:07:15,799
Is that what this is about?
1262
01:07:15,800 --> 01:07:17,334
What?
1263
01:07:17,335 --> 01:07:21,171
Well, you said you didn't have a family.
1264
01:07:21,172 --> 01:07:23,707
You don't want one, do you?
1265
01:07:26,878 --> 01:07:29,179
My dad died last spring.
1266
01:07:29,180 --> 01:07:31,148
Oh, God, Joe.
1267
01:07:31,149 --> 01:07:33,183
I'm sorry.
1268
01:07:33,184 --> 01:07:34,885
Yeah.
1269
01:07:34,886 --> 01:07:39,156
And you know what this is like, but...
1270
01:07:39,157 --> 01:07:42,592
You just start to think about everything.
1271
01:07:42,593 --> 01:07:44,861
And when I was... when I was fifteen,
1272
01:07:44,862 --> 01:07:48,865
I made this vow that I
would never have kids.
1273
01:07:48,866 --> 01:07:50,066
All because of him.
1274
01:07:50,067 --> 01:07:53,003
He was just... huge
1275
01:07:53,004 --> 01:07:56,273
and... imposing.
1276
01:07:56,274 --> 01:07:59,209
You know you're huge and imposing, right?
1277
01:07:59,210 --> 01:08:01,444
He made me feel small.
1278
01:08:01,445 --> 01:08:03,847
Like I was...
1279
01:08:03,848 --> 01:08:05,415
less than nothing.
1280
01:08:05,416 --> 01:08:08,685
And I never wanted to
risk doing that to a child.
1281
01:08:08,686 --> 01:08:11,220
Uh...
1282
01:08:13,891 --> 01:08:16,293
And then he died.
1283
01:08:16,294 --> 01:08:22,698
And... And I'm, like,
there at his funeral.
1284
01:08:24,035 --> 01:08:29,206
And there's hardly anyone else there.
1285
01:08:29,207 --> 01:08:33,942
And he felt like the
small one all of a sudden.
1286
01:08:35,446 --> 01:08:38,315
And that made you want to have a family?
1287
01:08:38,316 --> 01:08:44,154
It made me realize that
we are different people...
1288
01:08:44,155 --> 01:08:48,558
and, um...
1289
01:08:48,559 --> 01:08:50,759
maybe I would have been better.
1290
01:09:01,072 --> 01:09:02,906
You ever think about kids?
1291
01:09:02,907 --> 01:09:05,574
Yeah.
1292
01:09:09,413 --> 01:09:15,252
I just, um, sprung it on Tom one day.
1293
01:09:15,253 --> 01:09:16,653
Didn't even really think about it.
1294
01:09:16,654 --> 01:09:22,792
Just "Let's start a family."
1295
01:09:22,793 --> 01:09:24,694
Such a stupid thing to say to someone
1296
01:09:24,695 --> 01:09:27,130
if you're not ready for
them to take it seriously.
1297
01:09:27,131 --> 01:09:28,265
And he did.
1298
01:09:28,266 --> 01:09:32,736
Oh, I mean, he lit up.
1299
01:09:32,737 --> 01:09:35,472
I've never seen someone so happy.
1300
01:09:38,809 --> 01:09:42,245
And so we, uh, started trying.
1301
01:09:42,246 --> 01:09:46,950
And it didn't work.
1302
01:09:46,951 --> 01:09:51,621
And I was relieved.
1303
01:09:51,622 --> 01:09:56,459
I was relieved that Mother
Nature made a decision for me
1304
01:09:56,460 --> 01:10:02,499
that I was too spineless
to make for myself.
1305
01:10:02,500 --> 01:10:05,802
And I realized I was
just going through with it
1306
01:10:05,803 --> 01:10:08,538
because I didn't want
to disappoint him again.
1307
01:10:12,343 --> 01:10:16,212
Sorry. I shouldn't... have said that.
1308
01:10:16,213 --> 01:10:19,883
You know,
1309
01:10:19,884 --> 01:10:24,287
it is so good to actually talk to you.
1310
01:10:24,288 --> 01:10:26,623
Yeah.
1311
01:10:30,728 --> 01:10:34,331
You too.
1312
01:10:38,359 --> 01:10:39,868
I think it's gonna take a while
1313
01:10:39,869 --> 01:10:41,562
for me to get used to that.
1314
01:10:41,563 --> 01:10:43,697
I mean, come on. "Aggek"? What is that?
1315
01:10:43,698 --> 01:10:46,266
It sounds like a painful hiccup.
1316
01:10:46,267 --> 01:10:48,869
It does kind of remind me of pond scum.
1317
01:10:48,870 --> 01:10:51,271
Oh, God, Trip makes my blood boil,
1318
01:10:51,272 --> 01:10:52,406
even just his name.
1319
01:10:52,407 --> 01:10:53,707
"Trip Kisker."
1320
01:10:53,708 --> 01:10:56,009
Elias does like him, though.
1321
01:10:56,010 --> 01:10:58,045
He's a star.
1322
01:10:58,046 --> 01:10:59,713
Look, if we're gonna position you
1323
01:10:59,714 --> 01:11:01,415
to take over the mantle once I'm gone,
1324
01:11:01,416 --> 01:11:05,052
a little diplomacy with the
new star pupil won't hurt.
1325
01:11:08,723 --> 01:11:10,757
So, how was it?
1326
01:11:10,758 --> 01:11:12,091
Be honest.
1327
01:11:13,394 --> 01:11:18,031
Oh, well it's a promising arena.
1328
01:11:18,032 --> 01:11:20,300
But I think they're too late.
1329
01:11:20,301 --> 01:11:22,870
There's a lot of muscle in GPS already,
1330
01:11:22,871 --> 01:11:26,540
and retail is tricky.
1331
01:11:26,541 --> 01:11:27,975
But I can do some more digging,
1332
01:11:27,976 --> 01:11:29,810
maybe order up an analysis.
1333
01:11:29,811 --> 01:11:31,211
No.
1334
01:11:31,212 --> 01:11:34,114
I think John could care less about GPS.
1335
01:11:34,115 --> 01:11:37,618
He's just restless and
looking for something to do.
1336
01:11:37,619 --> 01:11:40,287
"Aggek."
1337
01:11:40,288 --> 01:11:43,590
It's the cry you hear when
you step on a tiny lizard.
1338
01:11:45,260 --> 01:11:46,927
Hey, we can still talk trash about Trip
1339
01:11:46,928 --> 01:11:48,729
behind his back, right?
1340
01:11:48,730 --> 01:11:51,064
- Let's circle back on that later.
- Oh, really?
1341
01:11:51,065 --> 01:11:53,567
I think now's the perfect
time to drill down on it.
1342
01:11:53,568 --> 01:11:55,235
I always prefer to drill down
1343
01:11:55,236 --> 01:11:58,172
after I'm circling back.
1344
01:11:58,173 --> 01:12:00,473
Curtis.
1345
01:12:01,843 --> 01:12:05,312
Yeah, well, I'm pulling software
guys to handle support calls.
1346
01:12:05,313 --> 01:12:07,681
And we've already had some cancellations.
1347
01:12:07,682 --> 01:12:09,516
Well, call me back when
you do have an answer.
1348
01:12:09,517 --> 01:12:10,851
Okay, please tell me
1349
01:12:10,852 --> 01:12:12,186
you've talked to somebody from MCI.
1350
01:12:12,187 --> 01:12:14,021
Yeah, we did. I just did.
1351
01:12:14,022 --> 01:12:15,923
Uh, Barry Schnellham? Schnell-ham.
1352
01:12:15,924 --> 01:12:18,759
Okay. Well, who the hell
is Barry Shhhnellham?
1353
01:12:18,760 --> 01:12:21,328
Uh, Barry Schnellham is...
1354
01:12:21,329 --> 01:12:24,730
Interim manager of
enterprise solution outreach.
1355
01:12:26,167 --> 01:12:27,701
They're gonna wait out the clock
1356
01:12:27,702 --> 01:12:29,036
and then squeeze us until we cave
1357
01:12:29,037 --> 01:12:31,338
on a huge rate hike for more pipe!
1358
01:12:34,142 --> 01:12:36,710
What...?
1359
01:12:38,680 --> 01:12:40,180
Oh, it looks like customer service...
1360
01:12:40,181 --> 01:12:42,316
...just face-planted again.
1361
01:12:42,317 --> 01:12:44,151
Barry Shhhnellham?
1362
01:12:44,152 --> 01:12:45,619
Barry Schnellham? Listen to me, Shep.
1363
01:12:45,620 --> 01:12:47,120
You get on the phone right now
1364
01:12:47,121 --> 01:12:48,689
and you tell Barry Schnellham
1365
01:12:48,690 --> 01:12:50,457
if I don't have Jon Volpi on the line
1366
01:12:50,458 --> 01:12:51,725
in the next five minutes,
1367
01:12:51,726 --> 01:12:53,493
I'm personally gonna drive down to MCI
1368
01:12:53,494 --> 01:12:56,296
and put my Goddamn face
through his Goddamn fist!
1369
01:13:02,704 --> 01:13:04,171
How is he?
1370
01:13:04,172 --> 01:13:06,340
He's great. CalNect is really successful.
1371
01:13:06,341 --> 01:13:09,676
- The ISP sector is growing like crazy.
- No, no, no, no, no.
1372
01:13:09,677 --> 01:13:11,645
How is he?
1373
01:13:11,646 --> 01:13:12,679
Oh.
1374
01:13:12,680 --> 01:13:14,648
Uh, I think he's fine.
1375
01:13:14,649 --> 01:13:18,051
He doesn't talk about it much.
1376
01:13:18,052 --> 01:13:20,187
It must be so scary.
1377
01:13:20,188 --> 01:13:23,257
I mean, h-he's, uh...
he's really, really happy.
1378
01:13:23,258 --> 01:13:24,558
Or at least he was.
1379
01:13:24,559 --> 01:13:26,593
Until I told him about my new web idea.
1380
01:13:26,594 --> 01:13:27,861
Which is?
1381
01:13:27,862 --> 01:13:29,396
So, imagine,
1382
01:13:29,397 --> 01:13:32,099
like, um, a website of websites,
1383
01:13:32,100 --> 01:13:35,669
uh, a curated index that takes
you wherever you want to go.
1384
01:13:35,670 --> 01:13:37,004
Like the yellow pages?
1385
01:13:37,005 --> 01:13:39,106
No, it's... it's so much more than that.
1386
01:13:39,107 --> 01:13:41,375
It's like a... It's a portal...
1387
01:13:41,376 --> 01:13:44,716
- Wait. Wait. One second, one second.
- ...is what - I'm thinking about... - Okay.
1388
01:13:48,416 --> 01:13:50,917
- Cameron, hey.
- Hi.
1389
01:13:50,918 --> 01:13:52,853
Uh, your phone's been tied up all day.
1390
01:13:52,854 --> 01:13:54,721
Yeah, sorry.
1391
01:13:54,722 --> 01:13:56,890
Um, you have a sec?
1392
01:13:56,891 --> 01:13:59,860
We need to talk.
1393
01:13:59,861 --> 01:14:02,562
Nobody at Atari wants to push forward
1394
01:14:02,563 --> 01:14:05,565
on a product that isn't
perfectly calibrated.
1395
01:14:05,566 --> 01:14:09,303
So we've decided to push back for a time.
1396
01:14:09,304 --> 01:14:10,937
How much time?
1397
01:14:10,938 --> 01:14:13,040
Indefinitely.
1398
01:14:13,041 --> 01:14:16,443
Also, we're gonna, uh, need a quote...
1399
01:14:16,444 --> 01:14:17,811
tonight.
1400
01:14:17,812 --> 01:14:19,813
Yeah, uh, I'll, uh...
1401
01:14:21,582 --> 01:14:23,784
[Thud through telephone
1402
01:14:32,593 --> 01:14:34,628
Hey, Cameron.
1403
01:14:42,170 --> 01:14:44,438
Hey.
1404
01:14:44,439 --> 01:14:48,909
Um... they're, uh...
1405
01:14:48,910 --> 01:14:51,978
They're gonna delay my game.
1406
01:14:51,979 --> 01:14:55,315
Like, um...
1407
01:14:55,316 --> 01:14:56,583
indefinitely.
1408
01:14:58,686 --> 01:15:02,956
Uh, they need some
press-release quote from me,
1409
01:15:02,957 --> 01:15:05,258
so I... I should probably go.
1410
01:15:05,259 --> 01:15:07,127
I can write it.
1411
01:15:07,128 --> 01:15:11,131
Let me help you.
1412
01:15:12,533 --> 01:15:14,031
Yeah, well, we can to talk about it more.
1413
01:15:14,032 --> 01:15:16,028
- So then Judy barges in room, right?
- Yeah, yeah.
1414
01:15:16,029 --> 01:15:17,604
Completely unexpected.
1415
01:15:17,605 --> 01:15:19,840
Knocks over the glass and
completely ruins my rug.
1416
01:15:19,841 --> 01:15:20,874
Ohh.
1417
01:15:20,875 --> 01:15:22,042
Like that.
1418
01:15:22,043 --> 01:15:23,276
Exactly... exactly like that.
1419
01:15:26,381 --> 01:15:28,382
Okay, time to address
1420
01:15:28,383 --> 01:15:30,650
the over-educated elephant in the room.
1421
01:15:32,453 --> 01:15:34,654
A formal welcome to our
new general partner...
1422
01:15:34,655 --> 01:15:36,790
Colton Marshall Kisker III.
1423
01:15:38,025 --> 01:15:39,359
We were certainly lucky
1424
01:15:39,360 --> 01:15:41,695
to nab you from Sequoia last year.
1425
01:15:41,696 --> 01:15:45,165
And the JoyRide IPO... 22x.
1426
01:15:45,166 --> 01:15:46,299
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
1427
01:15:46,300 --> 01:15:48,601
Cheers.
1428
01:15:50,071 --> 01:15:51,538
Mm.
1429
01:15:51,539 --> 01:15:52,973
I've got a lot to say,
1430
01:15:52,974 --> 01:15:54,207
but I don't want to ruin good champagne
1431
01:15:54,208 --> 01:15:55,534
with bad rambling, so...
1432
01:15:55,535 --> 01:15:57,077
Great.
1433
01:15:57,078 --> 01:15:58,602
I'm honored.
1434
01:16:00,306 --> 01:16:02,407
I'm humbled.
1435
01:16:02,408 --> 01:16:04,142
And I'm ready.
1436
01:16:04,143 --> 01:16:05,877
I am.
1437
01:16:05,878 --> 01:16:09,247
I'm ready to really drill
down on monetizing my portfolio
1438
01:16:09,248 --> 01:16:13,151
while simultaneously cultivating
new and promising ventures
1439
01:16:13,152 --> 01:16:15,087
that provide big exits,
1440
01:16:15,088 --> 01:16:20,325
with LP's clamoring to
sign subscription docs.
1441
01:16:20,326 --> 01:16:22,928
So, thank you, one and all.
1442
01:16:22,929 --> 01:16:24,429
Thank you.
1443
01:16:24,430 --> 01:16:26,231
All right, fun's over. Back to business.
1444
01:16:26,232 --> 01:16:28,199
- Yeah. Let's do it.
- Come on.
1445
01:16:32,672 --> 01:16:34,739
SparqPlug's Series B term sheet draft
1446
01:16:34,740 --> 01:16:36,842
is available for the curious.
1447
01:16:36,843 --> 01:16:39,744
Joyce, can you send around
the target for PulseMD?
1448
01:16:39,745 --> 01:16:40,946
Got it.
1449
01:16:40,947 --> 01:16:42,447
And Millennium is a write-down.
1450
01:16:42,448 --> 01:16:44,182
Let's take a knee on
the web for now, yes?
1451
01:16:44,183 --> 01:16:45,784
Actually, no.
1452
01:16:45,785 --> 01:16:49,187
Uh, Rover is repurposing
their software for a web play.
1453
01:16:49,188 --> 01:16:51,222
They're getting set up
in the Incubator now.
1454
01:16:53,426 --> 01:16:55,427
And you're still on point, Donna?
1455
01:16:55,428 --> 01:16:57,195
I made Tanya Reese associate.
1456
01:16:57,196 --> 01:17:00,699
She'll take lead and have
an update by end of day.
1457
01:17:00,700 --> 01:17:05,270
Um, just to throw out
a quick suggestion...
1458
01:17:05,271 --> 01:17:08,773
Rover has enough runway to
rework their core technology
1459
01:17:08,774 --> 01:17:11,743
and index the entire
web, make it searchable.
1460
01:17:11,744 --> 01:17:13,578
It's low-risk, high-reward.
1461
01:17:13,579 --> 01:17:16,548
Uh, sorry, I'm... I'm just getting
caught up on the particulars,
1462
01:17:16,549 --> 01:17:19,284
but seeing as the web is rocky territory,
1463
01:17:19,285 --> 01:17:21,419
is... is jumping back into
browsers maybe something...
1464
01:17:21,420 --> 01:17:23,054
Rover isn't developing a browser.
1465
01:17:23,055 --> 01:17:25,090
It's indexing the web.
1466
01:17:25,091 --> 01:17:26,925
The whole thing.
1467
01:17:26,926 --> 01:17:30,495
Uh, could... could we
circle back for a second
1468
01:17:30,496 --> 01:17:31,963
and drill down on leadership?
1469
01:17:31,964 --> 01:17:34,166
So, Tanya Reese was an assistant of yours
1470
01:17:34,167 --> 01:17:35,667
until today?
1471
01:17:35,668 --> 01:17:37,669
We're all aware of that fact, Trip.
1472
01:17:37,670 --> 01:17:39,104
Absolutely.
1473
01:17:39,105 --> 01:17:41,573
I'm just... just getting
up on my skis here,
1474
01:17:41,574 --> 01:17:45,143
but, um, does she have a web background
1475
01:17:45,144 --> 01:17:48,513
or any managerial experience
specific to this play?
1476
01:17:48,514 --> 01:17:52,484
Tanya sat on my desk for two years.
1477
01:17:52,485 --> 01:17:55,420
She's been involved in numerous deals
1478
01:17:55,421 --> 01:17:58,657
and consequential in the
success of more than a few.
1479
01:17:58,658 --> 01:18:00,659
Not to mention the fact
1480
01:18:00,660 --> 01:18:03,628
that she pulled Rover off the
slush pile to begin with, so...
1481
01:18:03,629 --> 01:18:06,331
Just, um, talking while I'm thinking,
1482
01:18:06,332 --> 01:18:10,769
uh, but since the web is frontierland,
1483
01:18:10,770 --> 01:18:12,037
would it be the worst idea
1484
01:18:12,038 --> 01:18:14,172
to bring in an outside consultant?
1485
01:18:14,173 --> 01:18:15,607
I think Tanya is perfectly capable
1486
01:18:15,608 --> 01:18:16,567
of handling the challenge...
1487
01:18:16,568 --> 01:18:18,256
I bet Joey Winchester'd
be happy to come in.
1488
01:18:18,257 --> 01:18:20,916
You know who's available
is Michael Hottendorf.
1489
01:18:20,917 --> 01:18:23,615
- Cass Reinhardt just exited
Sequoia three months ago... - Ooh.
1490
01:18:23,616 --> 01:18:25,450
...and he would hit this out of the park.
1491
01:18:25,451 --> 01:18:26,618
- Cass...
- You know what?
1492
01:18:26,619 --> 01:18:28,019
If that's what Rover needs,
1493
01:18:28,020 --> 01:18:30,287
I have the perfect person in mind.
1494
01:18:32,225 --> 01:18:33,858
Let me just, uh, make a phone call,
1495
01:18:33,859 --> 01:18:35,493
and I'll report back.
1496
01:18:36,662 --> 01:18:39,497
Hmm, okay, moving on,
1497
01:18:39,498 --> 01:18:43,321
QwellX's missed its quarter by a bit.
1498
01:18:44,548 --> 01:18:47,017
Livermore Three can take
about two percent of our load.
1499
01:18:47,018 --> 01:18:48,279
Oh, that's a drop in the bucket...
1500
01:18:48,280 --> 01:18:50,120
we're getting hit in the
face with a fire hose.
1501
01:18:51,289 --> 01:18:53,524
It's like a Greyhound bus
station in here, Gordon.
1502
01:18:53,525 --> 01:18:55,092
Hey, Bos, what are you doing here?
1503
01:18:55,093 --> 01:18:56,927
I don't know. I just thought I'd stop by.
1504
01:18:56,928 --> 01:18:59,463
We didn't get much of a chance
to catch up on your birthday.
1505
01:19:00,665 --> 01:19:02,266
Hey, step into my office.
1506
01:19:02,267 --> 01:19:04,001
Okay.
1507
01:19:04,002 --> 01:19:06,604
Looks like you could use a break.
1508
01:19:07,839 --> 01:19:10,406
Hey, sweetie, can you give us a sec?
1509
01:19:15,380 --> 01:19:16,913
Ma'am.
1510
01:19:18,483 --> 01:19:21,385
Well, pretty, young
secretary you got there.
1511
01:19:21,386 --> 01:19:22,653
Yeah.
1512
01:19:24,289 --> 01:19:26,790
I thought the ISP business
supposed to be easy-breezy.
1513
01:19:26,791 --> 01:19:28,893
People running around out there
like their balls are on fire.
1514
01:19:28,894 --> 01:19:30,394
Well, you know, we're, um,
1515
01:19:30,395 --> 01:19:31,695
we're going through a
couple hiccups today.
1516
01:19:31,696 --> 01:19:32,897
Yeah, I remember days like that...
1517
01:19:32,898 --> 01:19:34,999
the old bucket brigade routine.
1518
01:19:35,000 --> 01:19:36,634
By God, it makes you feel alive, though.
1519
01:19:36,635 --> 01:19:37,868
Doesn't it, Gordon?
1520
01:19:37,869 --> 01:19:39,369
Doesn't it?
1521
01:19:41,339 --> 01:19:43,841
Them blue... Them blue
men were something, huh?
1522
01:19:43,842 --> 01:19:45,409
- Yeah.
- Their drummin'?
1523
01:19:45,410 --> 01:19:47,244
- All their, uh... their blue?
- Hey, listen,
1524
01:19:47,245 --> 01:19:50,080
uh, Bos, m-maybe
today's not a good time.
1525
01:19:50,081 --> 01:19:51,916
Can we grab a drink in
a few days or something?
1526
01:19:51,917 --> 01:19:56,420
Yeah, yeah, but... um, hey, uh...
1527
01:19:56,421 --> 01:19:58,322
Gordon,
1528
01:19:58,323 --> 01:20:03,093
I need to, uh... I need
to borrow some money.
1529
01:20:03,094 --> 01:20:05,429
Diane and I were looking to invest
1530
01:20:05,430 --> 01:20:07,398
in this housing development.
1531
01:20:07,399 --> 01:20:09,099
She lost interest. And I didn't.
1532
01:20:09,100 --> 01:20:11,268
Uh, so I put up my own money,
1533
01:20:11,269 --> 01:20:13,437
uh, without telling her.
1534
01:20:13,438 --> 01:20:16,373
And then I went in whole hog.
1535
01:20:16,374 --> 01:20:20,010
So, you know, I-I put
good money after bad
1536
01:20:20,011 --> 01:20:23,013
and bad money after
worse, and before you...
1537
01:20:23,014 --> 01:20:24,682
Well, now I'm in the drink.
1538
01:20:24,683 --> 01:20:27,384
First bank note's due in a week.
1539
01:20:27,385 --> 01:20:29,520
All right, well, I mean,
why don't you ask Diane?
1540
01:20:29,521 --> 01:20:30,721
I mean, she's your wife.
1541
01:20:30,722 --> 01:20:32,089
W-Well, she's not my wife.
1542
01:20:32,090 --> 01:20:34,425
I'm not a kept man. I got alimony to pay.
1543
01:20:34,426 --> 01:20:36,259
I'm paying down college
loans for the kids.
1544
01:20:37,128 --> 01:20:39,028
I...
1545
01:20:41,466 --> 01:20:44,568
I sold my boat to pay this thing down.
1546
01:20:44,569 --> 01:20:47,271
You sold your boat, Bos?
1547
01:20:47,272 --> 01:20:49,974
Well, I mean, how short are you?
1548
01:20:49,975 --> 01:20:52,376
Eighteen thousand...
1549
01:20:52,377 --> 01:20:54,043
for the first payment.
1550
01:20:56,314 --> 01:20:59,149
Bos...
1551
01:20:59,150 --> 01:21:01,085
Well, wh-why are you coming to me?
1552
01:21:01,086 --> 01:21:03,921
Well, now, don't worry, I'm...
I'm good for it. I'm good for it.
1553
01:21:03,922 --> 01:21:06,724
No, I got this... this GPS
thing that I'm working on.
1554
01:21:06,725 --> 01:21:08,926
And then I got, uh...
1555
01:21:08,927 --> 01:21:12,463
Oh, God, I got so much stuff
in the hopper right now, really.
1556
01:21:12,464 --> 01:21:14,598
I mean, I'm... I'm
just... I'm just cash-shy,
1557
01:21:14,599 --> 01:21:16,100
just a little cash-shy.
1558
01:21:16,101 --> 01:21:17,935
So I figured you had a...
1559
01:21:17,936 --> 01:21:20,471
You figured that...
1560
01:21:20,472 --> 01:21:22,339
since I hired the Blue Man Group
1561
01:21:22,340 --> 01:21:27,177
that I must have cash just
falling out of my pockets?
1562
01:21:27,178 --> 01:21:31,115
Look, Bos, look, I'd give
you the money in a heartbeat.
1563
01:21:31,116 --> 01:21:34,184
But you live with Diane,
who works with my ex-wife.
1564
01:21:34,185 --> 01:21:37,654
And who has more money than
all of us combined, all right?
1565
01:21:37,655 --> 01:21:40,324
I can't get in the middle of that.
1566
01:21:40,325 --> 01:21:41,925
Okay? You're gonna have to ask her.
1567
01:21:43,328 --> 01:21:44,627
I...
1568
01:21:46,931 --> 01:21:48,599
That'd be the end of us.
1569
01:21:48,600 --> 01:21:52,169
Things are choppy at home.
1570
01:21:52,170 --> 01:21:54,104
I mean, but Diane's it for me.
1571
01:21:54,105 --> 01:21:55,471
She's got to be.
1572
01:21:58,009 --> 01:22:00,677
Look, Bos, I-I-I got to get
back out there right now.
1573
01:22:00,678 --> 01:22:02,512
I can't...
1574
01:22:04,516 --> 01:22:06,082
All right.
1575
01:22:14,025 --> 01:22:16,660
It wasn't all about the money.
1576
01:22:19,297 --> 01:22:21,999
You don't know what
it's like being retired.
1577
01:22:22,000 --> 01:22:24,668
Hell, you just turned forty.
1578
01:22:24,669 --> 01:22:27,538
You got a dozen more tricks
up your sleeve no matter what.
1579
01:22:27,539 --> 01:22:29,907
I'm sixty-five.
1580
01:22:32,710 --> 01:22:34,511
This can't be my last thing.
1581
01:22:37,382 --> 01:22:40,017
You're gonna have to ask her, Bos.
1582
01:23:26,297 --> 01:23:27,631
Haley!
1583
01:23:36,040 --> 01:23:37,574
Come here.
1584
01:23:37,575 --> 01:23:39,943
Come here.
1585
01:23:51,055 --> 01:23:54,291
Wh-What is this?
1586
01:23:54,292 --> 01:23:56,426
Oh, well, I just took a little break
1587
01:23:56,427 --> 01:23:57,895
to make something.
1588
01:23:57,896 --> 01:24:00,297
And I'll keep checking
for broken sites, but...
1589
01:24:00,298 --> 01:24:02,599
No, no, no. It's fine.
1590
01:24:02,600 --> 01:24:05,235
Haley, Th-that drawing is awesome.
1591
01:24:05,236 --> 01:24:07,471
It's because it's Halley's Comet?
1592
01:24:07,472 --> 01:24:10,174
Because I'm Haley?
1593
01:24:10,175 --> 01:24:11,440
Is that lame?
1594
01:24:12,644 --> 01:24:15,612
No, Bug, that's...
I-it's not lame at all.
1595
01:24:16,848 --> 01:24:20,017
You... You like Richard Pryor?
1596
01:24:20,018 --> 01:24:23,820
Well, yeah, he's the best.
1597
01:24:23,821 --> 01:24:28,625
Haley, I had no idea that
you could do all this.
1598
01:24:28,626 --> 01:24:30,527
Well, markup language is pretty easy.
1599
01:24:30,528 --> 01:24:34,998
Not like it's C or anything.
1600
01:24:34,999 --> 01:24:38,769
That pony is dressed
like a little pink cowboy.
1601
01:24:38,770 --> 01:24:41,538
It's actually a miniature
horse. So it's way cooler.
1602
01:24:41,539 --> 01:24:43,006
Ah.
1603
01:24:49,614 --> 01:24:51,548
This is...
1604
01:24:51,549 --> 01:24:53,617
Jon Volpi. On the phone.
1605
01:24:53,618 --> 01:24:54,718
All right, Shep.
1606
01:24:54,719 --> 01:24:55,986
Is rad.
1607
01:24:55,987 --> 01:24:57,554
- "Rad"?
- Rad.
1608
01:24:57,555 --> 01:25:00,657
This is... rad, yes.
1609
01:25:03,795 --> 01:25:05,229
You ready?
1610
01:25:05,230 --> 01:25:06,496
Yes. Go ahead.
1611
01:25:06,497 --> 01:25:08,165
Okay, okay, okay.
1612
01:25:08,166 --> 01:25:10,901
"A game of this scope can't be rushed.
1613
01:25:10,902 --> 01:25:14,171
The Atari team and I have forged
a fruitful working relationship
1614
01:25:14,172 --> 01:25:15,505
that will continue to deliver
1615
01:25:15,506 --> 01:25:17,307
the engrossing gaming experience...
1616
01:25:17,308 --> 01:25:20,077
...our fans demand and deserve.
1617
01:25:20,078 --> 01:25:22,813
I am gratified by Atari's
commitment to the title
1618
01:25:22,814 --> 01:25:25,182
and look forward to our
ongoing collaboration.
1619
01:25:25,183 --> 01:25:27,251
In addition, I firmly deny
1620
01:25:27,252 --> 01:25:29,987
that I have an urgent
desire to scalp Gavin Greene,
1621
01:25:29,988 --> 01:25:33,590
scoop out his brain, and
shit in his empty skull.
1622
01:25:35,360 --> 01:25:38,562
Yes!
1623
01:25:38,563 --> 01:25:40,097
I think we should send it.
1624
01:25:40,098 --> 01:25:44,735
I mean, minus the, uh...
the last part, unfortunately.
1625
01:25:44,736 --> 01:25:48,272
Listen, I know... I know it's
hard to swallow this right now,
1626
01:25:48,273 --> 01:25:50,674
but you are so good at what you do.
1627
01:25:50,675 --> 01:25:51,842
Joe...
1628
01:25:51,843 --> 01:25:53,277
No, really.
1629
01:25:53,278 --> 01:25:55,412
Don't let that asshole
take that away from you.
1630
01:25:55,413 --> 01:25:57,514
He's a parasite. You create.
1631
01:25:57,515 --> 01:25:59,616
You make something out of nothing,
1632
01:25:59,617 --> 01:26:03,252
and I have always been in awe of that.
1633
01:26:05,023 --> 01:26:07,958
And not to ruin the moment,
1634
01:26:07,959 --> 01:26:09,192
but I really, really got to piss.
1635
01:26:09,193 --> 01:26:10,659
Oh, my God, me too. Okay.
1636
01:26:13,264 --> 01:26:15,866
Yes, Jon, we understand that part, okay,
1637
01:26:15,867 --> 01:26:18,026
but our trunk lines are
totally clogged over here.
1638
01:26:18,027 --> 01:26:19,859
Now, we had a contract
that specifically...
1639
01:26:19,860 --> 01:26:21,255
And we'll uphold that contract...
1640
01:26:21,256 --> 01:26:22,397
but that contract doesn't
1641
01:26:22,398 --> 01:26:24,966
explicitly codify expansion.
1642
01:26:24,967 --> 01:26:28,069
Uh, Jon, Shep Gramaticus,
here, VP of Ops.
1643
01:26:28,070 --> 01:26:30,138
Uh, if this is a rate
issue, let's talk rates.
1644
01:26:30,139 --> 01:26:31,339
We want to engage.
1645
01:26:31,340 --> 01:26:32,874
It's crowded out there, Shep.
1646
01:26:32,875 --> 01:26:35,543
Only so much bandwidth in the ISP market.
1647
01:26:35,544 --> 01:26:38,146
Can't really say there's pipe
just laying around for you.
1648
01:26:38,147 --> 01:26:39,714
Look, we get it.
1649
01:26:39,715 --> 01:26:41,049
- We'll break our rate lock.
- No.
1650
01:26:41,050 --> 01:26:43,218
Look, Jon, just level with us, all right?
1651
01:26:43,219 --> 01:26:44,886
What do we got to pay?
1652
01:26:44,887 --> 01:26:47,689
Guys, I'm afraid you're
not hearing what I'm saying.
1653
01:26:47,690 --> 01:26:51,226
There is no more pipe. For you. Period.
1654
01:26:51,227 --> 01:26:53,662
And if you gentlemen need anything else,
1655
01:26:53,663 --> 01:26:55,563
Barry Schnellham is your guy.
1656
01:26:55,564 --> 01:26:57,399
Take care, now.
1657
01:26:57,400 --> 01:26:59,234
Are we an ISP with no backbone?
1658
01:26:59,235 --> 01:27:00,936
We're already hemorrhaging customers.
1659
01:27:00,937 --> 01:27:02,504
Be dead before we switch providers.
1660
01:27:02,505 --> 01:27:03,571
Can they do this?
1661
01:27:03,572 --> 01:27:04,739
Why are they freezing us out?
1662
01:27:06,175 --> 01:27:08,743
They're starting their own ISP.
1663
01:27:08,744 --> 01:27:10,178
Oh, my God.
1664
01:27:10,179 --> 01:27:11,346
We need to retain outside counsel.
1665
01:27:11,347 --> 01:27:12,714
They can't do this.
1666
01:27:12,715 --> 01:27:13,949
They're a public utility.
1667
01:27:13,950 --> 01:27:15,617
They cannot pick winners and losers.
1668
01:27:15,618 --> 01:27:16,718
We got to do something.
1669
01:27:16,719 --> 01:27:17,953
What?
1670
01:27:17,954 --> 01:27:19,087
Gordon...?
1671
01:27:20,923 --> 01:27:22,190
Gordon?
1672
01:27:36,072 --> 01:27:38,740
Does this qualify as drinking alone?
1673
01:27:38,741 --> 01:27:41,409
It does.
1674
01:27:46,248 --> 01:27:47,482
Mmm!
1675
01:27:50,920 --> 01:27:52,420
Oh, do you see that?
1676
01:27:52,421 --> 01:27:55,490
What? The moon.
1677
01:27:55,491 --> 01:27:57,357
Look out your window.
1678
01:28:00,629 --> 01:28:02,497
No.
1679
01:28:02,498 --> 01:28:04,299
I think the hill is blocking it.
1680
01:28:04,300 --> 01:28:05,934
Ohh.
1681
01:28:05,935 --> 01:28:10,772
That's too bad. It's
so beautiful from here.
1682
01:28:53,649 --> 01:28:55,650
You missed the moon.
1683
01:28:57,720 --> 01:29:00,120
Oh, well.
1684
01:29:08,950 --> 01:29:12,587
Southeast Asian today...
pineapple, lemongrass, and mint.
1685
01:29:12,588 --> 01:29:14,021
Thank you.
1686
01:29:15,291 --> 01:29:17,693
Tanya, stay a sec.
1687
01:29:17,694 --> 01:29:20,195
I, uh...
1688
01:29:20,196 --> 01:29:23,030
There's been a slight change.
1689
01:29:28,604 --> 01:29:30,118
I kid you not.
1690
01:29:30,119 --> 01:29:32,254
We come up through that little
trailer I was telling you about.
1691
01:29:32,255 --> 01:29:35,310
We go through the woods,
naked as a jaybird,
1692
01:29:35,311 --> 01:29:36,812
playing a banjo.
1693
01:29:36,813 --> 01:29:38,146
I kid you not!
1694
01:29:38,147 --> 01:29:40,048
It really happened, the son of a...
1695
01:29:40,049 --> 01:29:42,617
Hey there, Tanya. How are you?
1696
01:29:42,618 --> 01:29:45,487
I'm just getting acquainted
with these numbnuts here.
1697
01:29:45,488 --> 01:29:47,422
Good to see you, John.
1698
01:29:47,423 --> 01:29:48,757
Should we get started?
1699
01:29:48,758 --> 01:29:50,292
Sure.
1700
01:29:50,293 --> 01:29:53,228
Here's a list of short-
to mid-term goals,
1701
01:29:53,229 --> 01:29:55,497
- up for discussion, of course...
- Of course.
1702
01:29:55,498 --> 01:29:57,432
...aiming at a product
that we want to deliver
1703
01:29:57,433 --> 01:29:59,935
within the next couple of weeks.
1704
01:30:23,860 --> 01:30:25,927
Here you go.
1705
01:30:36,506 --> 01:30:39,875
So, do you know what you want?
1706
01:30:41,573 --> 01:30:46,374
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