In Good Company Page #2
l'm... l can't
predict the future. Um,
the thing is, Dan,
you're not head
of ad sales anymore.
Carter Duryea is.
Who is Carter Duryea?
Some hotshot from GlobeCom.
This a bummer, Dan.
lt's a real bummer.
But you're lucky. A lot of people
are getting canned immediately
across the company.
Are you getting fired?
Me? No.
This is a joke.
This is a joke.
We have had our biggest
year ever this year.
My sales team
works incredibly hard.
l'm not gonna
put up with this.
Well, you have to
put up with it.
What are you gonna do,
start somewhere new?
You're not a kid anymore.
You know how tough it is
out there.
People are cutting back.
They're not looking for guys
like you who make a decent salary.
Hey, buddy, l am as pissed off
about this as you are.
So then why are you smiling?
l'm not smiling.
Yeah, your lips
are curling up.
They do that naturally, Dan.
Hold up! Hold up! Thank you.
Thanks.
47. Are you going
Yeah.
You an intern or something?
Uh, no, my dad works there.
Oh.
Are you interning there?
No, l'm starting
a job there today.
That's cool.
Congratulations.
Oh, thank you.
l have no idea what l'm doing.
Don't tell anyone, okay?
Okay.
Please.
Thank you.
Dan, your daughter's here.
She is?
Hey, boss, what's this
gonna do to our stock options?
l have no idea.
Don't call me ''boss.''
Now, look. l insist.
Let me take that.
No, that's okay. l'll hold
onto it. Oh, no, really.
Dan, you hear anything?
Are we fired?
Mr. Colon is so excited
to work with--
Oh, God. l'm sorry.
Christ.
No, l'm sorry. You okay?
l'm fine.
lt was all my fault.
Uh, you okay?
Yeah, uh, no broken bones.
No harm, no foul.
Terrific.
Okay, terrific.
Hey, champ.
Hi, what are you
doing here?
Tennis.
Oh, sorry.
Yeah. Yeah.
Why?
ls today a bad day?
Ah, no.
No, no, it's-- it's fine.
lt's just... To hell with it.
Let's...
Let's go. Come on.
Okay.
You all right?
Man, you sort of
sucked today.
l was just holding back
to give you some confidence.
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
You're an old man.
Hey, Dad.
Yeah?
Remember when l said l might
want to transfer to NYU?
Yeah.
Well, l got in.
What, to NYU?
Yeah.
Sweetheart, that's fantastic.
Yeah.
l'm so proud of you.
Thank you.
You'd-- you'd have to
live here in the city, though.
Yeah. And, uh, l want to
study creative writing.
And NYU has
such a great program.
But what about SUNY
and the tennis team?
Dad, l'm not gonna be
a professional tennis player.
Well, look, sweetheart, being
a writer is just as tough.
You're living in the city and l don't--
l don't-- l don't like that idea.
This is a lonely place.
You got to have
street smarts.
l don't think
that's such a good idea.
Dad,
l want to try
living in the city.
And
l know that NYU
is more expensive,
but it would be such a
great experience for me.
Yeah. lt is more expensive.
Yeah.
But
it's your education.
Yeah.
That's the most
important thing, right?
Yeah.
Dad!
What?
You're drenched.
Oh. Oh.
very happy here.
You're really stepping
into an all-star team.
Oh, uh, this is
Morty Wexler.
Morty, Carter Duryea.
Duryea. You're on
the Ford account, right?
Correct.
Well, it's a pleasure
to meet you.
You, too. l'm really looking
forward to working with you.
Oh, terrific.
Thanks.
Okay.
''l really look forward
to working with you.''
Bite me.
Uh, we have a terrific office for you.
Great view. Um, lt's not
cleared out yet. But, uh...
Not bad, huh?
Uh, excuse me a second? l'm going
to use the little boys' room.
Oh, yeah. Sure.
Tasty.
May l help you?
Oh, l'm sorry.
This is your office.
Yeah.
You're the guy l bumped into.
Dan Foreman. Carter Duryea.
You're Carter Duryea?
Yes, and, uh,
it's a pleasure to meet you.
come in to run ad sales?
That's correct.
How old are you?
l'm 26 years old.
Twenty-six
and you're my new boss.
Uh, l guess so.
That's, uh,
that's quite a...
That's quite a kung-fu grip
you got there, Dan.
Oh, well. So,
what kind of experience
do you have in ad sales?
Uh, well,
l'll be honest with you, Dan.
Not much.
How much?
Um...
None.
None.
That's not much.
But l'm a fast learner, Dan.
Hey, now that you know
how old l am,
how old are you?
l'm 51.
Fif... Wow!
Wow. That's crazy.
Yeah.
That's like a year older
than my dad, so that's weird.
Oh, well, this is...
This is great.
You two have met.
Are you kidding me?
We are old buddies by now.
Dan, it was a pleasure
to meet you.
Pleasure.
Um, Dan, you want
this door closed? Or...
Yeah, you can go, um,
So it was
pretty unexpected.
But it's-- it's like
a pretty big promotion.
That's fantastic!
Way to go.
So, uh, the Boxster S
has more guts.
You'll sure feel
the extra horsepower.
l'd say
take the 911 Carrera.
l'm gonna go with the 911.
/ You're a rhyme
without reason /
/ And you know it so well /
/ Well, who's
the king of the season /
/ Well, you never can tell /
Go ahead.
/ Though it's so plain
to see /
Carter.
/ 'Cause I'm not afraid
to fall /
Yeah.
/ No, I'm not afraid
to fall //
Jackass!
Hey.
Hi.
Uh, l hurt my arm.
But l-l'm okay.
l'm glad you're okay.
Carter.
Kimmy.
Kimmy, again?
Seven months?
We've been married...
Come on.
Okay, l know things have been
a little off.
l've been swamped at work.
l mean, God, l should have
taken you on a real honeymoon.
Well, l should have just shut
that cell phone off. lt was...
lt was ringing off the hook.
That's-- that's my bad.
You know, this whole thing
is my fault.
Okay, here's the good news.
l can change.
l'm gonna change.
This-- this has actually been a
very good lesson for me. Thank you.
Don't try to sell me, Carter.
l love you, Kim.
Kim, l want to
have kids with you.
But l don't want to have kids
with you.
l don't even know
if l want to have kids.
l told you that.
l told you that
on our second date.
Wow, l thought
you were kidding.
Carter, is this really
such a surprise to you?
Are you sleeping
with somebody else?
l was,
but l broke up with him.
Well, it must have been
really rough on him.
Well,
l'll be at my parents'.
They're really excited
to have me back.
We're gonna hear
two heartbeats now.
Mmm-hmm.
That strong, slower one
is yours, mom.
And that... that's your
baby's heartbeat.
Oh, my God!
Nice, strong heartbeat.
That's your new baby, Dan.
Dan?
Yeah?
Are you okay?
Uh, yeah.
That's fantastic.
Uh, l'm feeling a little,
uh...
You are having
a little bit of arrhythmia.
Have you been drinking
a lot of caffeine lately?
No.
You under
a lot of stress?
Well, l...
l did sort of
get demoted at work.
Ah.
You what?
Yeah.
l, uh... We'll talk.
Another?
Yeah, just keep them coming.
You don't even have to ask.
How was everyone's weekend?
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