This Is Our Time Page #8
Mm-hmm.
714
00:
35:56,195 -- 00:35:59,687WouId you Iike a personaI
tour around the office?
715
00:
35:59,824 -- 00:36:01,234Sure.
716
00:
36:01,325 -- 00:36:02,781Can I?
717
00:
36:04,495 -- 00:36:09,114Okay, um, what is exciting
here for a 10-year-oId?
718
00:
36:09,250 -- 00:36:11,866Uh, okay, weII,
there's the SeniorAccountant
719
00:
36:12,003 -- 00:36:16,463and Tax AnaIyst that way,
which is super boring.
720
00:
36:16,591 -- 00:36:22,587We have my
IoveIy cubicIe, huh?
721
00:
36:23,431 -- 00:36:27,800Oh, the big cat,
Mr. RowIey's office right there.
722
00:
36:27,935 -- 00:36:32,395where aII the big deaIs go down.
723
00:
36:32,481 -- 00:36:34,187- Sweet.
- Hmm? ShaII we?
724
00:
36:36,736 -- 00:36:40,354So, this is where aII
725
00:
36:40,448 -- 00:36:45,112Big deaIs that change the worId,
hopefuIIy forthe better.
726
00:
36:45,244 -- 00:36:49,078Okay, aIright, so, there's a
huge deaI on the tabIe, okay?
727
00:
36:49,165 -- 00:36:51,326But the board needs
you to convince them.
728
00:
36:51,459 -- 00:36:53,120What are you gonna do?
Go, do it.
729
00:
36:53,252 -- 00:36:57,211Okay, um, my feIIow board
members, I impIore you--
730
00:
36:57,298 -- 00:36:58,913Ooh, ooh,
big word, nice.
731
00:
36:59,008 -- 00:37:01,499I impIore you to
commit to this merger--
732
00:
37:01,636 -- 00:37:03,001Oh, that's Mr. RowIey.
733
00:
37:03,137 -- 00:37:04,798I don't want my grandma
to get in troubIe.
734
00:
37:04,931 -- 00:37:06,387Okay, just go, go, go, go.
735
00:
37:09,560 -- 00:37:12,802So teII me, what did you
find out about the Sonji deaI?
736
00:
37:12,939 -- 00:37:14,850It wouId be
extremeIy Iucrative,
737
00:
37:14,982 -- 00:37:18,520but we gotta work our way
around the bank Secrecy Act.
738
00:
37:20,404 -- 00:37:24,113So you do
suspect Iaundering?
739
00:
37:24,200 -- 00:37:27,237AIright,
is it worth the risk?
740
00:
37:27,328 -- 00:37:29,114In my opinion, absoIuteIy.
741
00:
37:29,247 -- 00:37:30,657(Mr. Rowley)
Yeah?
742
00:
37:30,748 -- 00:37:33,285AIright then,
Iet's move forward,
743
00:
37:33,376 -- 00:37:36,118but keep this information
between the two of us, aIright?
744
00:
37:36,254 -- 00:37:37,664Who's working on this?
745
00:
37:37,755 -- 00:37:41,043(Mr. Rowley)
l got a new girl.
She's very green.
746
00:
37:41,175 -- 00:37:42,585She won't catch on.
747
00:
37:42,677 -- 00:37:44,087You sure about that?
748
00:
37:44,178 -- 00:37:46,294I'm sure about that,
come on, Iet me waIk you out.
749
00:
37:46,389 -- 00:37:48,345750
00:
37:55,064 -- 00:37:57,430What were they
taIking about?
751
00:
37:57,525 -- 00:37:59,516Um, I don't know.
752
00:
37:59,610 -- 00:38:01,020You know what?
753
00:
38:01,112 -- 00:38:04,320Let's get you back
to your grandma.
754
00:
38:07,785 -- 00:38:09,696[ceII phone ringing]
755
00:
38:09,787 -- 00:38:11,197Oh, it's Catherine.
756
00:
38:11,289 -- 00:38:12,995ProbabIy some detaiI
about my party.
757
00:
38:13,082 -- 00:38:14,572You can pick it up;
I don't mind.
758
00:
38:14,709 -- 00:38:17,166I'm good.
You're coming though, right?
759
00:
38:17,295 -- 00:38:18,705-I'II be there.
- Okay.
760
00:
38:18,796 -- 00:38:20,707[phone ringing continues]
761
00:
38:20,798 -- 00:38:22,208So aII these posts
from the VPs,
762
00:
38:22,300 -- 00:38:25,007you've been writing those
and they're okay with it?
763
00:
38:25,136 -- 00:38:27,422They asked me to make sure
they have a reIevant presence
764
00:
38:27,555 -- 00:38:30,592in sociaI media,
so yeah.
765
00:
38:30,725 -- 00:38:32,465I mean, I've set them
each a Twitter account,
766
00:
38:32,560 -- 00:38:35,302but they hardIy use them
which pretty much counteracts
767
00:
38:35,396 -- 00:38:37,387the entire task
that they've given me.
768
00:
38:37,481 -- 00:38:41,724So I post things now and then
on their behaIf.
769
00:
38:41,944 -- 00:38:44,856- Here's yourfiIe, Ryder.
- Thanks Hannah.
770
00:
38:47,616 -- 00:38:49,948What? I mean,
it's nothing bad.
771
00:
38:50,077 -- 00:38:52,534No scandaIous photos
or anything.
772
00:
38:52,621 -- 00:38:54,577Have you taIked to
773
00:
38:54,665 -- 00:38:56,075No, who's he?
774
00:
38:56,167 -- 00:38:57,623[office phone ringing]
775
00:
38:58,377 -- 00:38:59,742Ryder.
776
00:
38:59,879 -- 00:39:01,744(male on speaker phone)
Ryder, l need you down here
777
00:
39:01,881 -- 00:39:04,247office right away.
778
00:
39:04,383 -- 00:39:05,839Of course.
779
00:
39:07,720 -- 00:39:10,553That's Ed BIair.
780
00:
39:13,601 -- 00:39:14,966So you overheard them
781
00:
39:15,102 -- 00:39:16,467say they're gonna ignore
BSAreguIations?
782
00:
39:16,604 -- 00:39:18,469WeII, it's hard to teII
what the exact pIan was,
783
00:
39:18,606 -- 00:39:20,062but whatever it is
I think they're trying
784
00:
39:20,191 -- 00:39:21,897to pin everything on me.
785
00:
39:22,026 -- 00:39:24,392I just--I just don't
wanna be a target.
786
00:
39:24,487 -- 00:39:26,102WeII, why don't
you teII someone?
787
00:
39:26,238 -- 00:39:29,105You think this is a IittIe
overdoing it, maybe?
788
00:
39:29,200 -- 00:39:31,782This is gorgeous.
And I can'tjust teII them.
789
00:
39:31,911 -- 00:39:33,993I mean, what---I'm gonna say
that, Iike, I was hiding under
790
00:
39:34,121 -- 00:39:36,828the conference tabIe
and I heard a conspiracy?
791
00:
39:36,957 -- 00:39:38,322I mean, he's aIready
got everybody beIieving
792
00:
39:38,459 -- 00:39:39,824that I have
something against him
793
00:
39:39,960 -- 00:39:41,996and there's just so much
bureaucracy in this company.
794
00:
39:42,129 -- 00:39:43,994It's Iike I can't even
795
00:
39:44,131 -- 00:39:45,496without going
through him first.
796
00:
39:45,633 -- 00:39:47,089Hmm.
797
00:
39:47,927 -- 00:39:49,588What do you want me
to do with this?
798
00:
39:49,720 -- 00:39:51,130I don't know.
799
00:
39:51,222 -- 00:39:52,632You know,
800
00:
39:52,723 -- 00:39:54,714The minute it happened
801
00:
39:54,809 -- 00:39:56,390The minute
it happened, huh?
802
00:
39:56,477 -- 00:39:58,388Yeah, weII hejust--
803
00:
39:58,479 -- 00:39:59,969Oh, he aIways knows
what to do, huh?
804
00:
40:00,106 -- 00:40:02,392Oh, wouId you stop?
Cut it out.
805
00:
40:02,483 -- 00:40:04,439What do you want me
to do with your napkins?
806
00:
40:04,527 -- 00:40:06,108Not wrinkIe them.
807
00:
40:06,195 -- 00:40:07,901That's definiteIy not
what I want you to do.
808
00:
40:07,988 -- 00:40:09,398They're paper.
809
00:
40:09,490 -- 00:40:11,196You know,
I bet you that he wasjust
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