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New In Town Page #6
picture prospective employers...
...lining up to fight over
a dumb son of a b*tch like Bob.
They might padlock this place,
let the whole town come to rust.
But if that's the way it goes,
I don't wanna be thinking...
...this gal offered a chance
and I didn't do a thing about it.
You can count me in.
They teach you that
in your management books?
Is this a surprise compliance visit
from the union?
Maybe.
I heard about what you're doing.
Look, I'm not sure why I came here,
but maybe I can help.
Crank it a little bit more.
Yup, crank it, a little bit more.
All right, Bob, turn her on.
Hold it. Turn her off, Bob.
Great.
- Hang on, trade me spots here, Ted.
Okay, go on, get in there.
Okay, let's do this other one.
- All right.
Turn it on, please.
Put it off, Bob.
That's funny?
No, no, no.
- Yeah, that's funny though.
Yeah, all right.
Bob, do me a favor, please turn it on.
Blanche's secret tapioca recipe...
...to anyone from a rival company
or to Trudy Van Uuden.
I swear.
Mr. Arling
from the home office on line one.
And if you ask me,
he doesn't sound any too pleased.
Donald, funny you should call.
Yes, yes, Donald.
I do realize that I did this
with absolutely no authorization.
Don't think I'm not pissed.
You'd be out on your ass if those
regional tests weren't off the charts.
It doesn't hurt that Wallace's
grandkids are big on the butterscotch.
This is Blanche Gunderson.
She's our head
of Product Development.
Oh, heavens no, I'm just...
Oh, I'm pleased as punch
to meet you.
Yeah.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
It's all right, it's okay.
- Oh, dear.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, they never would have thought
it would be more cost-effective...
...to use the current labor force and
the old machine line than robotics...
...but we showed them.
They want to ramp up production...
...and ship nationally
by the end of the month.
How does it feel
to be the newest vice president?
We'll expect you in Miami
next week.
Hey.
- Hi.
How you doing?
- I'm all right.
How are you?
- I'm all right.
It's real noisy in there so...
I thought I'd tell you goodbye
out here.
You know, you've done some
pretty amazing things around here.
Thank you.
Everybody in this whole town
is really gonna miss you a lot.
Especially me.
There's people in there
waiting to give you a sendoff.
You don't want to miss that.
You may wanna...
Yeah.
So I'll see you...
- Yeah, I'll be in there in a while.
Okay.
It'll be nice getting back
to civilization.
How do people live here?
How many queens
did you plant in this deck, Maurice?
Four or five, give or take a couple.
Hey, fellas.
Ted, we gotta talk.
Hey, Nina,
give me a Maker's Mark.
Well, it looks like we're just
too successful for our own damn good.
Just got wind from Fagerbache
in Distribution, the plant's being sold.
Some muckety-muck from HQ
is coming to tell us about it.
Sold?
Yeah, it's a heck of a deal.
They're gonna move
our product line out of here.
Faster than thin sh*t
through a tall Swede.
I'm surprised your little sweetie-pie
vice president...
...didn't send you the memo.
So ridiculous.
It was my secret, now it's being
shipped off with the plant.
Yeah, well, I'm not gonna accept
anything less...
...than two weeks' salary
for every year worked.
I understand that you've heard...
...of Munck Foods' planned sale
of this facility.
Yeah.
Well, I've assembled
some industrial investors...
...to back us in buying this plant,
product line and all.
At a fixed rate,
you'll buy the new company back...
...until it is entirely owner-operated.
Well, how do we know
Yeah.
You won't have to.
You can trust me.
I wanna come back
as this company's CEO.
Well, would you look at Miss CEO?
As I recall, first,
you got us to risk everything.
Then you left us behind, you know?
And then you got them...
...to buy the company
out right from under our feet.
And now you have this idea...
...about how we're supposed
to buy our own company back.
Well, that changes everything.
Are you prepared
to deal with the union on this?
I'm sure we could come
to some agreement.
It's gonna take a little bit of time too,
it might take years.
My schedule's open.
Whoa, there, buddy, you're not...
- Hey, I just have something in my eye.
Damn it.
Now...
Why, he'd make you
a mighty fine husband.
He's got a lazy eye.
And I can never tell if he's looking
directly at me or my breast.
Probably looking at both.
you're probably right.
Go on.
Oh, hi there, Peter.
- Here you go.
So...
- Okay, then.
You have a nice day.
- Enjoy the weather.
You too.
- Thank you much.
renshaw
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