Birdemic: Shock and Terror Page #2
for you to meet him.
Come on, let me see it.
Come on,
let me see it.
All right.
Meet Alex.
You're right.
He is cute.
- So you're a cats lover.
- Yes.
If I could afford it,
I'd have at least 10 of them.
- Wow, a cat zoo?
- Yup.
You've got to be kidding.
Nope.
Beautiful, kind,
compassionate
and intelligent.
- I hope you find her.
- I will.
- That was fun.
- We should do it again.
I'd like to.
Good night.
See you next week.
Can't I come in?
Not on the first date.
I'm not that kind of girl.
Okay.
Good night.
- Hi, mom.
- Oh hi, honey.
- How are you?
- Oh, good.
I'm just fixing some lunch.
You want to stay?
I've actually
got to run soon.
But I needed to
pop in and see you.
I'm glad you did.
What's that smile
all about?
I don't know what
you're talking about, mom.
Oh, come on.
I see it all over your face.
Well, I did meet a guy.
You're kidding.
He is great, mom.
You know we went
to the same high school?
- Is that right?
- Yeah.
We had lunch over the weekend
and it was terrific, mom.
I mean, we hit it off
right away.
He's smart
and he's ambitious.
And he's interested
in what I have to say
Instead of trying to get
something from me. So he's great.
Oh, that's fantastic.
Now what does he do for a living?
He's a software salesman.
Oh listen, invite him
over for dinner.
I'd love to meet him.
Maybe in time, mom,
when we get better acquainted.
Well, I can understand that.
You know, look,
keep me...
You know, keep me informed
along the way.
- All right.
- How's modeling going?
It's great, mom.
I got a job with Victoria's secret.
- No way!
- Yeah.
Are you serious?
Oh my gosh.
Oh, honey, you know I've always been
supportive of your modeling career.
It's just such
a tough business to be in.
It is. Thank you, mom.
I'm well on my way.
Well, listen.
If things don't work out,
it doesn't hurt to have
a secure financial husband
to support you.
Or, you know, a real estate
career to fall back on.
Okay, mom.
Thanks.
You told me about
a dozen times already.
You know I always
love your advice.
Actually, I've got
to get going.
I just wanted to drop by
and say hi to you
and to tell you
all about my new gig.
Well, does the gig
pay well?
- Yes, it does.
- Ooh, that's my girl.
I need to get the phone.
Hello?
Hey, Mai.
Yeah?
It's Nathalie.
Oh, hi.
What are you doing?
What does it sound
like I'm doing?
Rick is here
in bed with me.
Sorry to interrupt.
Listen, do you want to go
on a double date with me?
I don't know.
Why?
I just met this guy Rod
and he's terrific.
Sounds fun.
I'll let Rick know.
Great.
I'll set it up.
Want to go on
a double date with me?
Why not?
My friend Nathalie
just met someone named Rod.
You remember,
the fashion model?
Oh yeah.
With Rod?
My buddy Rod.
He was telling me
last week
he met a fashion model
named Nathalie.
- Oh really?
- Yeah.
Man, this is gonna be fun.
Ladies and gentlemen.
Please help me give
a warm welcome
for our c.E.O.
Bill Star.
Thank you.
Good morning.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I have some great news.
Our board of directors has
agreed to the acquisition
of N.C.T. Software
by oracle corporation
For $1 billion.
A billion.
A billion.
You guys...
You guys have worked hard
and you've all earned your
stock option. Congratulations.
You you you you and you.
So I guess the meeting's
adjourned.
Congratulations.
Good work.
You bet.
You bet.
- Congratulations.
- Way to go, Bill.
The negotiating man.
Oh yeah!
- Thank you so much.
- What are you getting with your money?
So now you've got a big payday
with your big stock option, huh?
Yeah, I earned it.
All those big deals I did with N.C.T.
and millions of dollars
in revenue and sales.
Well, you've done
a great job, Rod.
And we appreciate
your contribution. Thank you.
Thank you.
You like it?
I'm gonna get the real
Ferrari Spider F430 soon.
So what are you gonna do
with your newfound wealth?
Early retirement.
No car?
Well, with that new
fashion model chick
you might want to impress
her with a Ferrari.
I don't think
she's materialistic.
When are you
gonna grow up, man?
Chicks love cars.
If you want to get
into their pants,
you'd better have
a nice hot Ferrari.
She's my hot Ferrari.
Besides, I love my mustang,
which is a plug-in hybrid.
It gets 100mpg.
Anyways,
I'm thinking about
opening up a green
tech company.
Really?
Oh, by the way,
I know your
girlfriend Nathalie.
She's my girlfriend's
best friend.
- Huh, small world.
- Yeah.
And they're planning on setting
us up for a double date.
- It's gonna be fun.
- Yeah.
Man, that was a good movie...
"an inconvenient truth."
That is it.
I'm getting myself a car
that's environmentally friendly.
- Yeah.
- Good, you're finally listening to me.
That's right.
Hey, Mai and I got
to get back to work.
So, uh...
Just trot off.
Work?
Yeah, you know,
sensual work.
Oh, I see.
Understood.
Well, you guys have
a good time.
Yeah, all right.
With Mass Solar's nano-based
solar panels,
they cost the manufacturer
for one watt of electricity 10 cent.
That's a fraction
of the cost
of a recurring silicon-based
solar panel
which is $4 per watt.
So a 3-kilowatt
Mass Solar nano-based
solar-powered system
would probably cost around
$300-$500.
At this price everyone
can afford solar power
for their home
or businesses.
With these panels,
solar power will be available
and affordable for everyone.
No need for leasing
or financing
an expensive $20,000
silicon-based solar panel.
Is there a patent?
Yes, Mass Solar
owns the patent to this technology.
Good.
Who are your competitors?
Companies like Sun Power,
Silicon Valley Solar.
But these companies'
solar panels
are based on
silicon technology,
which is very expensive
to manufacture.
That's why
it's for $4 per watt.
On the other hand,
Mass Solar's manufacturing process
is simple,
it's low cost
and it uses nanotechnology.
That's why we're able to
deliver 10 per watt.
So how much funding
are you requesting?
$10 million.
Guys, this is revolutionary
green tech.
Contingent upon agreement
on our terms sheets,
- we're going to fund you.
- Awesome.
- Oh, lovers on the moon.
- Yeah.
Oh, look how cute.
The sea is so beautiful.
Yes, it is.
You know, all life
came from the sea.
I mean, look at us.
We're made of water. So...
So what is
your ideal man?
Well, for one thing,
he has to have a lot of
stock options invested.
At least you're honest.
He has to be kind,
honest.
Successful,
ambitious,
and opportunistic.
- Is that all?
- Yup.
So do you have, like,
a backup plan,
You know, if your modeling
career doesn't work out?
Not really.
I figure if I don't make
it big by the time I'm 30,
I figure I'll just
take it from there.
You should have
a plan b now.
I always do.
I mean, look at me.
I started out as
a software engineer
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