August Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 2008
- 88 min
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Hope it wasn't
his brother.
Did you speak
to Josh?
You did talk to him,
didn't you, Tom?
This guy's old school, he's not
gonna fall for the sweet talk.
I can handle this,
Dylan, trust me.
If they ask you
about the shortfall?
I'll let you
handle it.
And if they ask about the e
- Symposium?
I was just shaking things
up. I was trying to inject
a little salutary
controversy the way
bit of grit to make a pearl.
Believe me,
I got this.
Mr. Barton will
see you now.
Mr. Ogilvy's
with him.
Shall I show
you the way?
Thank you.
What a joy.
What a
significant day.
The pleasure
is all ours.
I'm a busy man
to be sure,
but when the opportunity presents itself
to meet my friends at Landshark,
why, we clear our decks, so to speak.
Allow me to introduce my
senior partner. Cyrus Ogilvy.
Cy? This is
Miss Melanie Hanson,
It's a pleasure.
Mr. Dylan
Gothschalk.
Mr. Thomas Sterling.
COO, CFO, CEO.
We're here today to
seek a fuller partnership.
So that
our futures
are separate but
successful futures.
We'll be
bound together
so that our happiness
can become your happiness.
Happiness? Dear boy, I'm
more interested in RO I.
I'm offering
substantial happiness.
How substantial?
Very substantial.
At what price?
Market value.
Circumstances have changed
over the past few days,
have they not? That
offer no longer stands.
What were you
expecting to pay?
Market value
does not matter
because your stock
trades by appointment.
To sell it, you need
a willing buyer.
And your stock
has no float.
But the real question is the
board. We'll want control.
You're kidding, right?
What do you know
about the Net?
What do you know
about new technology?
Nothing. Not
a f***ing thing.
The way people communicate,
the way people think,
the very nature of commerce is
changing, and you're scared shitless.
You don't understand
it, but you want in.
To be quite
honest, Mr. Sterling,
we don't like
your style.
We don't like the way
you conduct yourself.
And though you seem to
have fooled a lot of people,
we don't much like the way
you conduct your business.
And since we don't particularly
want to be In business with you,
you'd have to make it
very much worth our while.
I was In Adam's
House at Harvard,
so I made
some friends.
And then Wharton,
I made a few more,
and in South Hampton
where we summer.
So, on the street,
you could say
I have a lot
of friends.
And they look to me
for my opinion.
When I tell them, I tell
them that we've looked
at the Landshark figures
and we didn't see a future,
I don't have
to say it loudly.
I have only to whisper
it. Do you understand?
By the time
your lockup ends,
you will own 500, 000 shares D
- Listed paper.
You would dump your
entire investment
because you don't
like my style?
Why?
Because I can,
Mr. Sterling.
Is that a threat?
That's just business.
It's what separates
the men from the boys.
So why am I here?
We're Interested In
the future of Landshark.
But we're not
interested in you.
There is no Landshark without me.
Au contraire. By our metrics,
your company would be better off.
Miss Gilbo will
show you out.
Wait.
Don't waste your time. Or ours.
But If I could
just say one thing...
This is not a negotiation.
This is our offer.
Miss Hanson, Mr. Gothschalk,
your brother Joshua,
they'll stay
with the company,
and we'll do everything within our
power to keep the stock price high.
You will step down.
And you will relinquish
all Interest In the company.
We will take
control of the board,
and we will buy your shares
at 15 cents on the dollar.
Mr. Sterling.
You can take it
or leave it.
We need your
answer Immediately.
a employment contract?
Joshua Sterling will
be well taken care of.
Okay.
Okay.
You have
yourself a deal.
Tom.
I'm fine.
Really I am.
Yeah.
This just In.
Singer and actress Aaliyah has
over the Bahamas.
According to sources...
Six in quarters.
Thanks.
Jackpot!
Oh, nice.
Hey, can I
get the next one?
It's gonna
be a while.
Jackpot!
Maybe we can...
me and you,
maybe we can...
start...
build, you know.
Make... something.
Uh, like, together.
It's all over, Josh.
Let me shoot
this one.
Nope.
The left flipper?
Jackpot!
See?
Jackpot!
Hmm!
Jackpot!
Are you kidding?
When did you get
out of what?
Jackpot!
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