Unfinished Business
1
Good morning.
Dynamic Progressive Systems.
Please hold.
It's not a small thing.
5% is a lot.
If you've managed a household with
kids and stuff... 5% is a lot.
You know what, Dan?
Just walk with me.
No. I don't care
You really wanna
do this here? You do?
I don't wanna be
doing it at all, Chuck.
It's just that we had terms, and now
you're changing those terms again.
We are restructuring
the department salaries.
That's just the bottom line.
That's the way it is.
I know it's not
what you want to hear.
Dan, just walk with me.
A little annoying.
What?
It's just a little annoying.
"Walk with me."
You say that a lot.
It's stuff like
that you say, you know.
That's why Brian Peters
wrote "You're an a**hole"
on your parking curb thing.
What the f***, Dan?
I'm sorry.
me in public, Dan?
This was my best year.
I am an a**hole, Dan,
because I have to make
decisions to keep
the company strong.
You make a living
from this company.
You're replaceable, frankly.
If you were to leave,
Dynamic would continue.
So, don't minimize
my company's interests.
Now, if you would please, as
I said before, walk with me.
We can discuss
this in my office.
Chuck, just because
you caught me...
which is, granted,
a pretty big feat...
in a trust fall
at the company retreat...
which you make us all go to...
and that I don't like, by the way,
that nobody here really likes.
Nobody does.
Right, Russell?
I like them.
Russell is a team player.
Russell is
a beaten-down dog.
You're Mr. Negative.
Are you making less?
I'm a sales manager, Dan.
You want a bigger slice of the
pie, start your own company.
Oh, I've been
thinking about it.
but don't b*tch when the
people who actually do it...
pay themselves
what they deserve.
I have been in airports for two
days, preparing a deal for you.
I came in here
just to get a bagel,
because I haven't had
a meal since Tuesday.
And then, you tell me I'm gonna
have to take 5% less this year?
I don't want new terms, Chuck.
I want to be able to see
my kids sometimes.
The old "kid" card.
Strong.
I'm gonna do it.
Really?
You're gonna go up against
me and Dynamic?
Yeah. I will see you in the field.
You should look for me.
Because I'll be the guy
in first who's happy.
me than against me, Dan.
Well, I actually have my own
ideas on how to do this job.
It doesn't involve any of
that "trust fall" sh*t.
Okay. Game on.
Game on.
By the way,
anyone here wanna join me?
There's a lot of
great people here.
How about it? Come on.
Any of you guys wanna build
"Starship"?
Yeah, I'm just riffing, here.
I wasn't planning on founding
my own company here today...
but if anyone wants
to play a key role...
in a new mineral sales company
that does it the right way...
then walk through
that door with me,
because there is
a place for you.
Guys!
Men!
We're doing this.
Doing what?
Boarding the starship. Starting
this new adventure together.
Uh, I'm just walking to my car.
Because I just got let go...
because of some
mandatory age limit.
Oh.
Well, I'm just 67. Yeah!
I'm not the Crypt Keeper.
All right, great!
Come work with me.
We'll drop these guys.
Yeah!
Let's drop these pussies!
Right!
Look at us.
We're standing here.
We're synergizing already.
I'm excited.
Thank you.
How about you, young buck, huh?
Are you starshipping with us?
Yeah.
What did you do at Dynamic?
Uh... Um... No.
I don't work there.
You just walked out of there.
Well, I interviewed.
But you got a box
with office belongings.
Yeah. I brought it to the
interview to show confidence.
Do you have any
sales experience?
Yes, I do.
Great.
Foot Locker.
And reasons for leaving?
I don't like feet.
But I do like people.
I'm good with people.
It's for real, it's true.
Do you work hard?
Yeah.
Like, what's "hard"?
The hardest.
Don't just say it because you
think I want to hear it.
No, it's true.
Whatever you need.
All right.
If you're willing to try,
I'll turn you into an animal.
Hop in. Come on, young
buck, we're doing it.
I'm willing!
Let's go.
All right.
Let's hit Dunkin' Donuts,
and we'll launch this thing.
Good.
I know we've had
a little dry spell...
but I'm proud to announce
that we got this deal.
Bill said, "Fly up,
let's shake hands."
F***, yes!
Oh, excuse me.
I'm sorry about
the "f***."
I get to go on a trip?
Yeah.
Overnight?
Is this your first
business trip, Mike?
Yeah.
You didn't have any
No. They would
all just come to me.
Yeah. All right,
we're going on a trip.
Will things happen?
Like, explers?
"Explers"?
Yeah.
Can you use it in a sentence?
"We're gonna go on a business
trip and have explers."
"Exploits"?
Exploits.
No, there won't be any exploits.
Just up and back.
I got too much stuff at home.
You can have them,
after we close the deal.
Is it just us going up there, or
are they bringing up a fluffer?
Just us, free and clear.
What's a "fluffer"?
When a company wants
to do a sweetheart deal
with a friend or something...
they generally
pretend to negotiate
with another company,
right to the end.
Just to make it look legit.
Well, this one's all ours.
Come on.
Tomorrow, we are going
on a business trip.
Let's go close this thing.
Go get them, Dan.
I feel good about this one.
I appreciate that, Don.
You've been here
since the beginning.
After we close this, we're
gonna get an actual office.
Hey, Paul we need to talk.
I'm headed off to Portland.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to surprise you.
Everything all right?
I'm doing stuff.
That's cool.
Lookit, "doing stuff"
is natural.
Dad...
I used to "do stuff."
I used to "do stuff" three times a day.
And I still "do stuff."
Dad. I don't "do
stuff" as much as I used to...
because now I'm tired
But there's no crime, here.
There's not gonna be a trial.
Nothing happened.
I don't even know
what we were talking about.
When I was your age...
we used to get these
magazines for my sisters...
that would be like
a lingerie or swimsuit...
No, that's not...
But now you go online, you
see a clown f*** an alpaca.
I don't watch that, Dad.
It's not a big deal.
It's just an easy thing.
I want you to get back
to doing it,
but you should do it
in the bathroom...
because you can't lock
this door.
and it's no good.
So, just do it
somewhere else, okay?
Yeah.
Just keep a lid on it.
Like a gentleman does. A
gentleman celebrates his body.
You know that Walt Whitman
poem, "Song of Myself"?
We don't need to
talk about it anymore.
It's a song. Walt Whitman,
he celebrates his body.
You're celebrating your body.
So, I don't think
it's a big deal.
Okay.
I'm gonna be back tomorrow. I'm
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