All language subtitles for Hotel - S02E28 - Hearts and Minds

Thank you.

Good morning, Miss Greenspan. Hi, Mark.

Morning. How was your run?

Oh, half my feet, but they're still
talking to me.

Miss Greenspan?

After all these months, I still don't
rate an Arlene.

Well, I'm a reasonable man.

Nice to see you, Arlene.

Without informality, the twain can never
meet.

Kipling?

Greenspan. Have a nice day.

Whatever you do, don't stare.

I'm not the one who gushed all over
Robert De Niro.

Hi, welcome to the St. Gregory.

Thank you.

A reservation in the name of Daniels. We
just loved your last picture, Miss

Daniels. Oh, that's sweet of you. Thank
you.

Excuse me, Miss Daniels. If it's not an
imposition, could I have your autograph?

Thank you so much.

I'd like an autograph, but I'll settle
for a kiss. Oh, Sal!

so much.

Hey, Freddie. Hi, Sal. Good to see you.

I was so afraid you wouldn't come.

And miss the main event?

No way.

She been behaving herself?

You know her.

She never fights out of her weight
class.

You're all set.

Thank you. Oh, thank you.

I just wanted to tell you my wife went
through a box of tissues watching you

other night.

And the critic said it was a comedy.

Enjoy your stay.

Thank you. Don't forget you have an
interview in half an hour.

Why would I forget?

Hey, nothing like winning an Oscar to
give you a glow.

Nope. The glow is because you're here.

You want to get married again?

Sure. I'll come out of retirement. We'll
both get back in the ring.

Well, it never hurts to ask.

So you're going to be my best beau
tomorrow night?

You don't think I'd let a second -rate
contender have the honor, do you? I wish

you could be here for the interview.

The press have been terribly unkind
lately.

I'm sorry. I wish I could, too. I've got
to go down to Carmel.

I'm opening up another restaurant there,
you know.

That's all right.

I'm a big girl.

Franny and I can take him on.

Hey.

You never lost a fight yet.

Take my word for it, Parker, it isn't
worth the effort.

Now sit, sit.

It seems to me you were reading that the
day we hired you.

What are you drinking?

Coffee.

Two Bloody Marys, please.

Now, I want you to know this, Parker.
It's very, very important to me.

And to the company.

I know I can handle it, sir. Look, you
get me off the hook.

And I will be very grateful, and from
grateful is not that far from...

Promotion, Mr. Terrell? That's what
dreams are made of.

I want you to know, Parker, that I am
not copping out of my responsibility.

I have used every reasonable inducement.
I have negotiated. I've been tactful.

I've done everything short of bribery.

Ah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well... To success.

Success. And the key.

The key.

What if Miss Greenspan won't give it
back?

Well, then you'll finally get a chance
to finish War and Peace.

On the unemployment line.

That's a joke, Parker.

Just a joke.

But getting Arlene out of the suite is
not.

Cheers.

I just feel so guilty.

Normally, I'd never miss one of his
visits.

Don't worry. We'll give Mr. Bradshaw the
full VIP treatment, won't we, Peter?

Oh, I'd love to help, but I've got a
meeting across town, and later on,

I told you I was having dinner with an
old buddy?

Oh, right.

He can be so delightful.

An absolute charmer. You know, he runs
the best hotel in London.

Yes. Did I ever tell you that he and my
husband escaped from a POW camp

together?

All the more reason to give him a hero's
welcome.

Stephen said they played poker together
in half the cellars of France before the

resistance smuggled them back to
England. Oh, well, my dad and I used to

five -card stud all the time.

Whatever you do, Christine, don't play
cards with Edmund Bradshaw.

I know Bradshaw will find plenty of
things to keep you entertained.

Yes, could you give me Miss Greenspan's
suite, please?

Thank you.

Miss Greenspan.

Stephen Parker here from Mr. Terrell's
office.

Hi.

Mr. Bradshaw, welcome back.

I may not be staying, since no one
appears to be expecting me. Perhaps I

find accommodation elsewhere, Mrs.
Cabot. Oh, you remember me. I always

the little people.

I assume that Mrs. Cabot has arranged
for my favorite suite.

Yes, everything's taken care of. I shall
also require exclusive use of a

conference room. I need to talk to your
chef. I have a special menu to give him.

I trust that my cigars are waiting for
me?

Oh, Mr. Bradshaw, if I could just... You
may not.

Kindly ring up Mrs. Cabot. Get this show
on the road.

I'm afraid she's already on the road.

Christine Francis.

It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr.
Bradshaw.

Victoria not here?

Can I be spared no anguish?

Unfortunately, she couldn't miss her
conference in Phoenix.

Send a telegram immediately.

Dear Victoria, miss you madly.

We'll struggle on.

Love, Stinky.

Where are the rest of my bags, boy?

Coming, sir. We had to fetch an extra
trolley. From where?

The Himalayas?

Come, follow.

So, that's the great man?

Yes.

Innkeeper, author, critic, wit,
confidant of royalty.

And the only man I know who struts
sitting down.

No, you work with Howard.

He never mentioned you.

Yes, I kind of work behind the scenes.

Must be interesting, Mr... Parker.

Stephen J. Parker.

Arlene T.

Greenspan, but I never used the T.

A pleasure.

Well, you certainly have made this homey
for a corporate suite.

Thank you.

A drink before you go behind the scenes
again? No, thanks.

Care for a turtle?

What? Oh, thanks, but I'm allergic to
chocolate.

Really?

My cousin Lenny had the same problem.

What did he do for it? Moved to Arizona.

You said that Howard had a message for
me?

Hmm? Oh, yes, yes. It's about the key to
the suite. He needs it.

Why? Did he lose his?

Well, the key is really symbolic,
actually.

Of what?

Well, of comings and goings and new
beginnings.

Oh, my God.

That's what I get paid for.

Oh, look, I'm really just trying to
help, I think.

Can't we discuss this?

I may be able to fit you in sometime
next year.

They've been waiting half an hour.

Who?

Jess. The newspaper interview.

Oh, yes.

Must have slipped my mind.

It sounded wonderful, didn't it?

Could you open this for me? It's stuck.

Do you want me to put it on?

What shall I tell them?

Oh, you're excited about the
retrospective.

And you never felt better.

You might want to talk about the Kubrick
film.

Yes. It's good.

That's what I'll tell them.

Do you think I need a touch of lipstick?

You look terrific.

So, you're saying the rumors are just
rumors?

I don't exactly know what you're driving
at, Roger.

You read the same papers I do, Miss
Daniels.

The dinner party at Chasen's?

Here, let me freshen up.

What was that question again?

You have to forgive us. We just flew in
from New York this morning.

Roger, I don't take drugs, if that's
what you're getting at. And I'm

not an alcoholic.

I'm an actress.

On occasion, a pretty decent one.

Work is all the stimulation I need.

And why has your next picture been
postponed three times?

I've been asking myself that very same
question.

The director blames the producer, the
producer blames the writer.

Frankly, I'm inclined to blame the
weather.

But Franny's right, I am a little jet
-lagged.

If you'll excuse me.

Thank you for your time, Miss Tender.
You're very welcome.

Guess what's on TV tonight?

That picture you did with Brando?

Where are you going?

I'm out of cigarettes. I need some air.
I wouldn't mind a walk myself. I'll just

get my coat.

And it probably wouldn't hurt to go over
your speech a few times.

Jesse?

Jesse, where are you?

Jeff?

Miss Greenspan, Miss Greenspan, I
understand exactly what you're going

Do you? Do you?

Evicting a woman who gave him the best
years of her life.

A few good months, anyway.

And if Howard wants me to move, why
doesn't he ask me himself? Well, he did.

Is that what he told you?

The creep. And of course you believed
him. You haven't been working for him

long, have you?

No, and if I don't get that key back,
I'm not going to be working for him much

longer. Great.

Then you can move to Arizona with my
cousin Lenny.

Let me have another scotch, Doug, and
hit the lady again.

I didn't know you'd be here.

And disappoint a beautiful lady like
you.

Anybody ever tell you you look like, uh,
what's -her -name?

You mean what's -her -name looks like
me?

Oh, Sal.

You're the best friend I ever had.

I'm going to try much harder this time.

See? Sal knows just what's on your mind.

You're not Sal.

You wanted Sal. I gave you Sal. You want
Jim, you got me. I mean, what's the

difference? I'm sorry.

Don't touch me!

Hey, relax.

We were having such a good time.

Don't stay there.

Please don't hurt me.

What the hell's wrong with you?

Hold on a second.

She ran into an old friend from New
York, and she's fine.

Oh, great. As long as everything's all
right.

Sorry to have been a bother.

Where are you? I found it on the phone.

Van Ness and Turk.

I'm on my way.

War on cholesterol.

Deadly. Oh, hi.

I really appreciate you.

Doesn't your wife care that you eat that
junk?

Oh, I'm not married. Listen, I don't
want you to think I'm unfeeling. What

your girlfriend think about it? About
what? Your diet. If she really cared,

she'd make you give it up. Well, I did.

Gave it up? I gave her up.

Men are all alike.

You give them your best and they give
you the boot.

We weren't really getting along very
well. Who's fault is that?

He tells me, sweetheart.

I can't live without you.

I'm going to ask my wife for a divorce
next week.

Next week was almost a year ago.

You know, we don't expect you to be out
in the street.

It was his idea about the suite.

Gee, hon, it's all paid for by the
company and no one ever uses it.

Uh, you know, I found a great little
place for you.

Until you get yourself together.

I was always together.

Oh, I didn't mean to imply that you were
anything but the most together person.

I never even saw it coming.

Last week it was love.

This week it's a... sneak attack.

He promised me the Greek Isles.

And he gives me...

Good morning, Mr. Bradshaw.

Pink champagne, Miss Francis.

I did not request the breakfast special.

I was most specific in my instruction.

Irish bacon, French eggs, English
kippers.

All ruined by this pink soda.

George, bring a bottle of Moet 76,
please. Now.

Is everything else to your satisfaction?

How can I be satisfied when my dear
friend Victoria is absent?

No one to banter with, play poker with.
No excuse to avoid working on my book.

Another book.

How exciting.

Yes, an expose of the hotel business.

I don't mind saying, Miss Francis, that
I don't like what's happening.

With the exception of my own hotel and a
few others, the days of mine host and

personal service are bygones.

I think you'll find that St. Gregory
still cares.

I can see that you're one of those new
young hoteliers, very naive.

Perfect casting, I'd say.

You're not bad in the star role
yourself.

Did I detect a touché?

Just an exit line.

I have to get back to work.

And I'm sure you can't wait to start
your chapter on the St. Gregory.

To write an account of this hotel hardly
requires my spark of genius.

You're entitled to your opinion, Mr.
Bradshaw. But from where I stand, your

spark seems to have developed a little
ignition trouble.

Where's my jewelry case?

Someone stole it.

It's right here, darling.

Oh, that's not mine.

That's Mother's.

She'll be very angry if she catches me
with it.

Jessie, your mother's not here.

Well, where is she? She said she was
coming.

Jessie, your mother died ten years ago.

Maybe if I ask her nice, she'll let me
wear her favorite brooch.

You have the tickets, don't you?

It's your retrospective. You don't need
a ticket.

Hmm.

Sal's got his ticket, hasn't he?

I wonder why he pretended to be someone
else.

I just don't understand him anymore.

Mr.

Parker asked me to speak to you.

He's very concerned.

About me or his job?

Miss Greenspan, or Arlene, this is a
corporate suite.

Does this look like a corporate suite?

Well, how about I give you a run while
you decide what you're going to do?

Oh, the Salvation Army drop box.

Just because Howard Terrell has his eye
on a new pair of tap shoes doesn't mean

the old pumps are going to take this
lying down, if you know what I mean.

Slow down, honey.

Nobody's going to take your plate away.

Stop.

Last night was wonderful.

That was your best bite and the best
anniversary present you could have given

me.

What's wrong, darling?

I haven't had a fight in 20 years.

And we're not married anymore.

Of course not.

Just reminiscing.

Fran told me about the tests.

The make -up tests?

Oh, you mean the costume tests?

Oh, they'll never get this picture
started if they keep on testing.

Next thing you know, they'll be wanting
to test me.

We shouldn't get into this here.

No, you're damn right we shouldn't.

I should never have got into anything
with you.

Let's go upstairs. I don't want to.

The tests don't...

Mrs. Francis, please.

Please. I don't intend to bite.

I just wanted to apologize for my hasty
remarks over breakfast.

I'm sorry if I was a little hasty
myself.

Well, since it's all tickety -boo, how
about coming to work for me?

You're not serious.

If you only knew how refreshing it is to
find someone who's not afraid of me.

I must have you. I'm very flattered, but
I'm really very happy here.

I understand.

Working in Edmund Bradshaw's London
hotel is the impossible dream.

I envy you, your great new adventure.

Mr. Bradshaw, we're from the Post.

And your first assignment is to get rid
of these creatures.

Look, guys, I'm sorry, but you'll have
to wait for Mr. Bradshaw's press

conference.

Stop that!

Oh, look out!

Quick, someone get a copy!

Hurry! Mr. Bradshaw, are you all right?

Consider my offer of employment
withdrawn.

Oh!

As for initiative, Parker, the stuff
that promotions are made of. Now look

happens. Back to square one.

Who is it?

Wilkins, it's me, Wobbit.

Yes? I know I haven't been fair to you.
I've come to explain everything.

Hi.

Oh, hi, Mr. Parker.

Oh, hi, Miss Greenspan.

Okay. Explain.

I've tried to keep this from you.

My wife is a very sick woman.

If I ever left her, I think the shock
would probably kill her.

I believe that you believe I should
believe that.

Wilkins, please. We had something
wonderful.

Do you understand why we can't be
together anymore?

No. I thought you really loved me.

There's the door, Howard. Please use it.
I'll use it when you use it. And I'll

use it when your dying wife shows up to
help me pack.

In fact, I think I'll invite her over.

Arlene, I will say it one more time. I
want you out of here.

That would cure your wife pretty good.

Oh, she's right. That could be a very
bad career move.

Do me a favor. Wait outside.

Do me a favor and don't. He tries any
funny stuff, I want a witness.

Oh, you want a witness?

Fine.

Parker, sit down.

Make yourself comfortable.

Put your feet up.

Not only have you got a witness, you've
got a roommate.

Oh, but Mr. Terrell, I... Think of this
as your new office.

What about my privacy? You can think of
yourself as a corporation.

public. Fran?

Freddie? Are you going to help me?

Is anyone going to help me?

Fran is out.

Jessica,

you can't run away from it. What?

I've got this Alzheimer's thing.

And there's nothing to make it go away.

There's got to be something I can do.
Some kind of treatment.

I'm missing something in my head!

Look.

I can't count it anymore.

I mean, is this ten cents or ten
dollars?

I look, and I look, and all I see inside
my head is...

Mr. Bradshaw, it's me, Christine.

I just wanted to stop by and check on
you.

How are you feeling?

A million dollars.

Oh, that's wonderful.

I was so worried.

I'm suing this hotel for a million
dollars.

What? But it was an accident.

I'm bored and lonely.

Why isn't Victoria here to play poker
with me?

She'll be back in the morning.

I suppose I could teach you.

I don't think you really... I don't.

But you appear to be all I've got.

Afraid of a little game of chance, eh?

Careful, Mr. Bradshaw.

I used to give my dad a run for his
money, and he was Dopey County poker

in Oklahoma.

Really?

I'm surprised you could see the cards.

What with all that dust.

You know something, Mr. Bradshaw?

Some people take everything with them
when they travel, except their manners.

Oh, Miss Francis.

I do like you. How about a truce?

A friendly game, a five -card draw?

Mr. Bradshaw, get ready to lose your
accent.

Long letter.

It's the third chapter of my book.

Really?

It was supposed to be called Prelude to
Bliss, but I've changed it now to He

Gets His.

Sounds autobiographical.

If you mean me and Wabbit, you've got
it. How did you and Wabbit become an

More like a short story.

It was your basic, naive receptionist
meets fast -talking executive who sweeps

her off the jogging path and promises
her love and security while failing to

mention previous involvement with a
wife.

And Chapter 2?

He puts her up in fancy pad in the style
to which she is totally unaccustomed,

while promises are made to detach
himself from the other lady.

Let me guess the conclusion.

Wife tells Wabbit she has no intention
of being written out unless she walks

with most of Wabbit's assets.

Wabbit, not wanting to file Chapter 11,
decides to pass on the rest of the book.

You should be a writer.

Or at least a chapter.

How can you let it go on tonight?

Would you rather we call a press
conference and tell the world?

Jessica Daniels has Alzheimer's disease
and will be unable to appear tonight.

Or ever again.

Well, the world will find out about it
fast enough if she gets up there and

blows it. Shh. Keep your voice down.

She's sleeping.

We rehearsed it over and over again.

It's the way we do everything.

Yeah, well, I used to do a lot of
rehearsing, too.

And I still got knocked on my butt.

Well, then you go in there and you tell
her that you can't go on tonight.

But remember, if you take this away from
her, she has nothing.

What's the house limit?

Suppose we make the stakes more
interesting. Say, my good behavior.

What are you talking about?

If I lose, I promise to be the
personification of charm and grace.

I shall always treat you and your staff
with the utmost courtesy.

Better start practicing your smile.

And of course, if you lose, you come to
London to work for me.

It's a bet.

Read them and weep. Full boat, aces over
queen.

Now, that's a damn good hand.

Regrettably inferior to a straight
flush.

Not to worry, Miss Francis.

You'll find London marvellous for your
complexion.

Well, I do have to get back to work.

I proposed a wager and I won.

I expect you to honour your obligation.

Aren't you taking this joke a little too
seriously? We're playing for pennies.

Were we?

I suggest you tell that to Victoria when
I inform her that you are now under

contract to me.

Here you go.

generals and executives have in common?

I beg your pardon?

They take charge.

They take the offensive.

Oh, Miss Greenspan.

Wait a minute.

Don't go trying to climb the corporate
ladder on my rungs.

Oh, but I loved your rungs from the
first moment I laid eyes on them. Oh,

you. You did?

Yes. But aren't I involved with another
man? Not anymore.

Right in my hot little hands.

I've never won an Academy Award before.

Yes, you have, darling, and this is your
retrospective. And you look every inch

the star.

Do I?

Yes. You can always depend on him to
tell you right where it's at.

And do you want to know where it's at?

It's downstairs in the ballroom.

Shall we?

Parker, that better not be you.

Howard! Oh, how nice of you to bring me
flowers.

They're not for you.

They're for Parker's funeral.

I know this is very awkward, sir, but
I... I can explain. I'm sure you can.

I ask for initiative and you give me
merger.

There really isn't... Anything more to
say, you'll be packed and out in the

morning. Oh, and Parker...

Take the rest of the week off, and every
week after that.

Oh, then I suppose there's no point in
trying to explain.

No. That's what happens when you're
caught sleeping on the job.

Oh, you really are an alley fighter. You
meet Brother Jim's both sides of the

belt.

You murdered him, baby. You knocked him
flat with a celestial bolt. Eight, nine,

ten, and out. Oh, darling.

You didn't fight fair, but you've seen
your duty and you've done it.

Oh, darling.

Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Jessica
Daniels.

Thank you very much for your warm and
generous welcome.

You know, watching those clips tonight
made me realize how fortunate I've been.

Film is a collaborative medium, and I've
been lucky enough to have collaborated

with some of the best.

Because... Because...

Yes, a collaborative medium.

I especially want to thank you for all
those film clips.

For everything.

For watching.

This honour.

And for being here.

Thank you so much.

for being here.

So, why didn't it work for us, really?

Because when your star was rising, mine
was falling.

You make it sound so simple.

It was in those days.

My star is falling now, isn't it?

Are you kidding?

It's brighter than ever.

I love you so much.

Peter. Peter, can I talk to you? It'll
have to be quick. I was due at the

Christopher brunch 20 minutes ago. It's
about Edmund Bradshaw. I'll bet it is.

That's exactly it.

Bradshaw won the bet.

I mean, he won me at poker. When you're
in that kind of game, it's important to

wear more clothes.

Peter, I'm serious. He's upstairs right
now telling Mrs. Cabot that he expects

me to honor the wager and go to work
with him. If you want to borrow my

umbrella, I have to warn you.

It leaks.

That's it? You know how Mrs. Cabot is
indebted to him.

Don't you have anything else to say?

Well, pip -pip, Christine.

And tally -ho.

I guess that's everything.

I'll take him.

Be careful with Tweety.

Satisfied, Mr. Terrific?

What are you angry at me for? I didn't
jump into bed with a total stranger.

Really? Isn't that what you always
called your wife?

Now, let's not get into that.

I came to say goodbye and good luck.

Goodbye and good luck.

Do me one last favor.

Sure. Take Stephen back. He was just
doing his job.

With his pants down?

Oh, what do you care anyway?

You can't be jealous.

Not if you don't love me anymore.

Besides, the only reason I'm going is
because of him. So you see, you really

him. You know, you have a unique way of
looking at things.

Isn't that what you used to like about
me?

Is that what you like about Parker?

Don't be ridiculous.

He doesn't mean anything to me. I just
wanted to get back at you.

Well, maybe I was a little hard on him.

Do you need any money or anything?

Thank you.

But I have had enough of your
unintentional good intentions.

I'll never forget in one of my first
films, Hitchcock hired me to do this...

this lady who...

What do the papers say?

Can I still go to the A parties, or do I
have to turn in my answering machine?

You were terrific, Anne.

I wasn't.

He probably thought I was doing my
Norman Maine impersonation.

Jessie, you were fine.

Really. A little stage fright, maybe.

Terminal stage fright.

How's that for a diagnosis?

Come on, Jessie.

I remember the Hitchcock part.

I played a catatonic.

Just sat in the chair and... dribbled
all over myself.

I'd be perfect for the remake.

I gotta warn you, Sal.

This will get a whole lot worse.

This thing won't just kill her.

It'll kill you, too.

I've had a lot of tougher fights.

I

bought

Ken to Sam.

Hi, Steve.

How you doing there, fella?

Listen, I've been thinking.

You know, maybe I was a little too quick
on the trigger about your old job. And

what I'm trying to say is you can have
your old job back again. How about that?

Well, the deal was you get the key, I
get a bump upstairs.

Yes, but there were others... I think
I'd like to have Murphy's old office.

know, that one with all the windows? Oh,
I like that one. It's got a nice view.

Parker.

Steve.

Now, listen to me. The deal didn't...
foresee you being caught in, you know, a

compromising situation. Of course not.

That's where executive initiative came
into play.

Put Miss Greenspan into a compromising
situation, she wouldn't have a bed to

stand on, so to speak.

What, you mean the whole thing was an
act?

What else?

That's damn clever.

Damn clever. Yes, well, all's fair in
war and peace.

Here, I thought you might give that to
your wife as a reference.

Oh, by the way, I'll remind Arlene to be
discreet if she runs into Mrs. Terrell

at the company picnic.

We're going to miss you, Arlene.

Kind of feels like I'm leaving home.

I guess I am.

We'll always have a room for you if you
need a place to hang your bird.

Thanks. When I hit it big, I'll always
stay here when I'm passing through.

I was just upstairs. Are you really
going to leave without me? Stephen, I

we met in the wrong book.

I don't get it.

What was that happening upstairs in your
bed?

That was Howard's bed, not mine.

Well, is there any chance of us getting
together on a neutral mattress?

All you corporate types have the same
thing on your mind. Well, I was really

hoping that we would have a chance to
work on chapter four together and the

of our lives.

And what's the ending?

They lived happily ever after?

Maybe. At least it's a good beginning.

Afraid I'd get lost?

Is that why you followed me?

Uh -huh.

Afraid I'd lose you.

There's a difference.

Maybe you already have.

Jessica, listen to me.

They used to call me the human punching
bag, remember?

I'd take all they could dish out and I'd
always come back punching.

That's what you've got to do right now.

Don't you think I've been trying?

Sometimes I don't even believe there's
anything wrong.

I don't want your pity, sir.

What scares me is being alone.

I'll always be with you.

You'll never be alone.

Alone, up here.

It's Sunday.

See, there are things I know.

We used to stay in bed all day Sundays.

Bagels and lox.

New York Times.

And you never wore your pajamas. I love
that.

Neither did you.

Jessica, I never stopped loving you.

All through the divorce and the hassles
and all that garbage we put ourselves

through.

Let's give it one more shot.

Oh, Sal.

You don't need to make an honest woman
out of me at this stage in my life.

I can love you anyway.

Realize, Christine, when you lose a
wager, you have to honor the debt. Yes,

know that's true.

But I didn't realize he... Cheated.

What? Edmund Bradshaw is a scrupulously
honest man in all matters but one.

He cheats at poker. My husband found him
out years ago.

You mean he slipped himself that
straight flush?

I tried to warn you about Stinky.

Obviously, the debt is canceled.

Well, then you're not angry.

Of course not.

You stood up to him.

He respected you for that, and so did I.

You know, he was kind of cute underneath
it all.

He's also changed his mind about suing
us for a million dollars.

Oh, great.

Well, all's well that ends well.

He's decided to make it two million.