...she said that I had sexually harassed her.
Mr. Heller?
-Mr. Sanders, would you like a break? -No, I'm fine.
You say the bottle of wine was Ms. Johnson's idea?
Yes.
But when you were living with Ms. Johnson...
...didn't you discover wines together on trips to the Napa Valley?
Yes.
Romantic trips?
Yes.
But you didn't expect any romance in her office?
Did you have a conversation after lunch about how...
...seeing Meredith gave you a...
...boner?
Someone else said that.
Isn't the term "boner" a slang for erection?
You had a conversation about...
...having an erection? A boner?
Yes, but I didn't say it.
But you laughed.
Yes.
So you condone it.
It was harmless.
If it's harmless...
...why are we here today?
Well, it was just...
...what guys talk about.
About their boners?
Not generally, no.
Yet you expect us to believe that after having a sexual conversation...
...you weren't thinking of sex?
That's correct.
How would you characterize your prior relationship with Ms. Johnson?
Highly sexual?
I don't know how to rate it.
Every day?
Sometimes twice a day. Sex in public places.
Sodomy.
Viewing of pornography.
Sometimes we sat on the couch and watched television.
But when you became reacquainted, you no longer saw her as a sexual object?
-She was just your boss now? -That's correct.
And do you admit having an erection during your meeting?
She had her top open. It was an involuntary reflex.
Reflex.
Do you think her gynecologist gets an erection when he examines her breast?
That's completely different.
Do you admit putting your penis in her mouth?
She did.
Oh, I forgot.
You resisted.
Mr. Sanders, during your rather fantastic testimony...
...there was one moment that rang true.
You said, and I quote:
"I was angry.
"I felt I was being pushed around."
Correct.
The truth is, you felt that way all day.
You'd been expecting a promotion and she got it. You got angry about it.
I felt I deserved the job.
You took that anger up to her office.
You'd show her who's boss.
That's not true.
Did you tell your wife about your seven o'clock meeting with Ms. Johnson?
I had a meeting and I'd be home late.
You expected to be late?
No, but if I got home earlier my wife would be pleasantly surprised.
So you make it a rule to lie to your wife?
I didn't lie.
When you called your wife, did you tell her that...
former lover of yours?
When you got home, did you tell her what happened?
No, I hoped it would go away.
You hoped you'd get away with it?
Do not debunk the illusion that this dispute might be settled amicably.
That's okay.
I have no further questions.
I asked to see pictures. I thought if we put it on that basis...
...it would be clear that things had changed between us.
Do you have those pictures now?
I'd like copies for my file.
You can continue.
He said his wife hadn't lost all the weight gained from pregnancy.
His children were beautiful...
...but they made him feel old...
...and seeing me reminded him of what it was like to be young...
...and marriage was a tough trade-off.
Go on.
My assistant, Mrs. Ross, asked if she could go home.
I wanted her to stay, but felt guilty.
I'd kept her late for weeks preparing for my new job.
And where was Mr. Sanders at that point?
He began to rub my shoulders.
And you let him?
It was awkward...
...but I thought we'd end the meeting and leave it at that.
Then he tried to kiss you?
No, Mr. Garvin called and then I came back to Tom...
...and said that was it, and then he began to kiss me.
Did you try to stop him?
Yes. I struggled with him and told him to stop. But he didn't.
Did he attack you physically?
Yes.
He grabbed me by my hair...
...and forced me down on my knees.
And....
He put his...
...penis in your mouth?
This is making me uncomfortable.
Want some water?
Thank you.
He put his penis in my mouth...
...and said that he was going to....
To "fuck you"? Were those his words?
He said, "Do you want to get fucked?"
And then he reached down and tore off my panties.
What did you do then?
He threw me down on the scaffold and I kneed him in the groin.
And that was the end of it?
It's strange. I'd think my instinct would be to run, but I became angry.
I yelled at him. Called him names. Told him I'd kill him.
Just yelling.
How did he react?
He seemed to realize what he'd done. He pulled up his pants and left.
Did you call anyone afterwards?
No.
I didn't know what to do.
I kept going over the day in my mind trying to figure out...
...if somehow this thing was my fault.
You reported it the next day?
Yes.
But you didn't bring formal charges. Why not?
I talked to Phil Blackburn.
I knew he was Tom's friend.
I didn't want to destroy...
...Tom's marriage or career, but it's clear we couldn't work together.
I would be too scared.
Nothing further.
Ms. Alvarez.
Ms. Johnson, I just want to be clear on one thing.
Mr. Sanders suggested the bottle of wine?
-That's right. -But you bought it.
I sent my assistant Mrs. Ross out to buy a bottle.
That afternoon?
Did you tell her what kind?
I said to get a nice Chardonnay. I knew Tom liked white wine.
From those trips to Napa that he was an amateur connoisseur.
He'd be impressed by a nice bottle.
Yes.
Do you remember the wine?
No.
The '91 Pahlmeyer?
That's right.
Do you know where your assistant got that wine?
I assume she got it at a liquor store.
Would it surprise you to know...
...that no liquor store in Seattle carries that bottle?
Mrs. Ross is very resourceful.
Very resourceful?
A bottle of wine you can't find within 500 miles of Seattle.
I have no idea where she got the bottle of wine.
Isn't it true, Ms. Johnson, that you told Mrs. Ross three weeks ago...
...that you wanted a bottle of '91 Pahlmeyer...
...for this meeting?
That's not true.
And when she couldn't find it, you said....
What was that? It had such managerial brio.
Here it is.
"If you don't find the wine...
"...find a replacement."
Do you have testimony from Mrs. Ross?
Yes, I do.
Ms. Johnson?
The fact is Mrs. Ross has personal problems.
She has a drinking problem.
She makes up stories to make herself seem more important.
I told Mrs. Ross to go buy a bottle of wine after Tom and I spoke...
...at the luncheon.
Maybe she had that bottle at home.
Maybe in her wine cellar.
Any more questions?
No, not for now.
I think this is a good time for a break.
I got some information on Meredith. You won't believe it, or maybe you will.
Alan gave me a list, we can't verify any of this.
-You said you didn't have sex. -I didn't.
I didn't have sex with her.
What is it, Tom? She's trying to quit smoking?
-It's true. -How could you do this?
She did it. That's the point.
You saw this woman alone.
You had wine, a back rub, you kissed. And then this non-sex sex thing.
You took off her panties. Those are facts.
So what?
-That doesn't happen unless you want it. -I was cornered.
-You let it happen! -I did not!
How could you? How could you let that woman into our lives?
Get this.
Ten of her subordinates transferred in the last five years. All men.
What a red flag!
Can you see them?
Yeah, but no one will talk and we can't subpoena them just for a mediation.
-Do you want to have lunch? -I must go back to work.
How about you? Are you hungry?
How are you holding up?
Are you married?
Chandler, Hogue and Alvarez.
-I married Chandler. -You married your boss?
Classic case of sexual harassment. He asked me out five times before I said yes.
Today, if I had said no once, he would have been afraid to ask again.
Tom said you're a lawyer.
Ten years.
-Let's switch hats. What do you think? -I don't look good in hats.
You're afraid she's telling the truth.
Yes.
What he did, he did out of weakness.
Hardly makes it better, does it?
I can't get in the middle of your relationship with Tom...
...but she did break the law and that makes the difference.
Ms. Alvarez, 48 hrs ago, my husband's penis was in another woman's mouth.
There's nothing in the law that'll help me deal with that.
When did these arrive?
Came in an hour ago.
Garvin had me send the Corridor to the hotel for the Conley people to use.
It's at the hotel?
Yeah. The Conley people had such fun with it yesterday....
Getting anywhere with the drives? I'm counting on you.
-I have a hunch. -What is it?
-I don't know. -What is it?
I don't know.
She got to you, didn't she?
What else? They're stronger, they're smarter and they don't fight fair.
It's the next step in the human evolution.
Keep some of us for sperm and kill the rest.
What do you have?
If I know something for a fact, I won't withhold it.
But I can't go out on a limb, it's too intense around here.
I'm 23. I can't wake up tomorrow and find I'm out of the computer business.
Why aren't you at the mediation?
I just came back to.... This was the last thing I needed this week.
Come in.
Something's come up.
I need to know exactly what happened that night.
Well, it's exactly like I told Phil.
You're not talking to Phil.
We have Sanders' phone records. It's possible someone overheard you two.
John Levin called again.
Find out what it's about.
He must talk to you personally.
I don't want to talk to him now.
Can I talk to you?
Cindy...
...are you "a friend"?
A friend?
You know...
..."a friend." A friend.
I depends on what you mean by "a friend."
All right, never mind.
He's heading for the elevator.
Heading back to the mediation?
-Yeah, I must get back. -I'll give you a lift.
Don't you think it's time we talked?
I understand you both had a chance to get it off your chest.
Your version of what happened. Now I want it to stop.
What I got off my chest was not a version.
It's always a version. That's the legacy of the modern age.
We have information but no truth. Flashes of electrons in a grain of sand.
I'm telling the truth.
-You must look at this from all sides. -How many sides are there?
All right, let's say she made a mistake. So what?
She made a pass, that's all.
You could have decided it was flattering.
You could have handled it many ways, but this vindictiveness...
...l must say, I'm surprised.
It's against the law.
I work for her. I'm employed by her.
No. You work for me.
That's what I'm saying.
After all these years, why didn't you come to me? Not hire this lawyer!
Maybe I should have.
I mean, why can't you just forget it?
Work together like adults and everyone makes a pile of money.
-What's wrong with that? -It's gone too far.
Things can go back.
Why would he offer to settle now?
He realized how much they got to lose.
No, it doesn't add up.
Maybe there's a vulnerability we don't know about.
I'm still getting messages from "a friend". I printed out the address.
Maybe you can check it out.
I hope DigiCom doesn't find him first. Remember the cleaning lady?
She's out of town. No one knows where or when she's coming back.
The Bahamas, probably, with Mrs. Ross soon to join her.
These guys play hardball.
Did Mr. Sanders ever touch you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable?
He's not aware of it.
Just answer the question, please.
Yes.
How?
He'll pat me on my behind or...
...rub my shoulders.
Rub your shoulders?
I don't think he means anything by it.
You don't like it.
I just feel it's inappropriate.
I don't see the relevance of this.
We're trying to establish a pattern of behavior.
Sexual harassers generally follow a pattern.
I'll allow it.
Do you have chiropractic problems?
Any neck problems, or your back?
No.
So you would characterize this behavior as flirting...
...or sexual?
He's my boss.
You didn't report it?
He's your boss. I understand.
Your job is at stake. Rumors.
Whether people would believe you.
And if I ask you if you ever had any sexual relations with Mr. Sanders...
...same answer?
No, I didn't.
Didn't report it?
-It never happened. -I understand.
I have no more questions.
Barbara called...
-...about the Disneyland tickets for...? -Jafar.
He's got the tickets and an upgrade at the hotel.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
They gave me your photos.
I'll see you later?
Yes, I'll see you later.
You know...
...it's funny how you always assumed you'd get the job.
Lewyn assumed it would be him or you.
But nobody ever thought for a second it might be me.
Isn't that funny?
That's not true. You were on the list.
Really?
Let me guess: "Hunter, not someone you'd follow into battle.
"A team player. No killer instinct.
"Doesn't have those tools."
What is that all a code for?
What, you on Meredith's side?
I studied engineering for eight years.
I was the only woman in the department. You know what I did?
I worked. You think I'm on Meredith's side?
What do you want to do?
Their offer ends midnight. It's what Garvin said. You get your job back.
She's your boss. Everyone goes back to work.
Did you find "a friend"?
Did we get the address?
Dr. Arthur Friend, a chemistry professor from the University of Washington...
...who's been in Nepal the last three weeks.
You got messages from a locked office.
I'm glad we got that one solved.
Shit, I have to call Lewyn.
The drives we're having problems with came in.
Only you.
Anyone else would be sabotaging the company, not solving their problems.
It's Adele and Mark.
We're not home, leave a message and we'll call you back.
What?
Mark's wife's voice is on the machine, but on Monday it was a man's voice.
Then the next day Mark said he never got the message.
I dialed the wrong number that night.
So?
That's why the battery was dead.
What are you talking about?
That's why Garvin wants to deal. He's got my phone records.
I've got a ten minute phone bill while I'm in Meredith's office.
She took the phone away. I called the wrong number...
...but I never hung up the phone. The phone line is open.
Somebody's got this whole thing on an answering machine.
It's Levin, not Lewyn.
What's going on?
I've been getting phone calls. Some creep has my Visa...
...then, at the office, everything's turned upside down.
Have they got the tape?
What I'm saying is, it's good I brought it home.
-My girlfriend and I listened to it. -Where's the tape?
It's all here?
I've been trying to get a hold of you all week!
You know what this means?
Do you have any idea what this means?
Thanks, pal.
No deal. No, no deal, Catherine.
We're going to bury them. Everything is on tape.
Yes, everything.
Put it in.
God, look at us.
Go inside me.
I can't do this.
-Do it. -I won't.
Now! Come on, now!
You can't just stop! You can't!
No! Goddamn it!
You stick your dick in my mouth then get an attack of morality?
This never happened.
You never used to be this way.
In any judicial proceeding, this tape would be inadmissible.
I'm worried I'm going to drive to work and hear it on Howard Stern.
Is she threatening?
I don't know how many copies of this tape there are.
I didn't put it out there.
This tape just shows consensual sex between adults...
...however it may have appeared the next day.
Mr. Sanders' regret is not my client's harassment.
Ms. Johnson, is that your position today?
Yes, it is.
Ms. Alvarez?
Just so I'm clear on what today's story is...
...would you define for me "consensual sex."
Sex where both parties are willing participants.
How many times did we hear Mr. Sanders say "no"?
I don't know, I was busy listening to my panties being torn off.
31 .
31 times.
Doesn't "no" mean "no"?
Sometimes "no" means that person wants to be overwhelmed, dominated.
The way we're supposed to have sex nowadays we'd need UN supervision.
"No" means "no."
Isn't that what we tell women?
Do men deserve less?
When he really wanted to stop he had no problems doing it.
And you got angry.
Of course I did. Anyone would.
We tell women they can stop at any point.
Haven't you ever said "no" and meant "yes"?
Until the moment of penetration--
He was willing. That tape doesn't change anything.
You controlled the meeting. You set the time, you ordered the wine.
You demanded service and got angry when he didn't provide it.
So you decided to get rid of him with this trumped-up charge.
The only thing you have proven is that a woman in power...
...can be every bit as abusive as a man.
You want to put me on trial? Let's be honest about why.
I am sexually aggressive. I like it.
Tom knew it and you can't handle it.
It's the same thing since the beginning of time.
Veil it, hide it, lock it up and throw away the key.
We expect a woman to do a man's job, make a man's money...
...then lie down for a man to fuck her like it was 100 years ago!
Well, no, thank you.
You won't believe this. I think the Howard Stern thing got to them.
-What did Phil say? -You get your job back.
You get $100,000 in pain and suffering, and I get fees and expenses.
Meredith?
She stays through the merger, then they say...
...she has to leave for some whatever emergency. She's out.
This is total and complete vindication.
It's over!
I almost feel sorry for him. He has no idea, does he?
I'd like to read this over again before we sign. Not that I don't trust you.
Just as long as it's done by midnight tonight.
Garvin wants this off his screen.
We want you to make a presentation on Arcamax...
...at the merger announcement tomorrow.
Nothing technical, four minutes.
Fine.
Great.
Now I've got to go break it to her. It won't be easy.
I thought you enjoyed that kind of thing.
You go after one of our people, we'll put the wagons in a circle.
Once you made your case, the company behaved appropriately.
Right?
-You don't want to know what I think. -It's terrible.
Way a thing like this can...
...tear a company apart.
I told Bob we really need to take a look at it.
Friends?
What?
I hope you still think of me as a friend.
Good night, Phil.
Sign it now and I'll read it later.
Where will you be?
Here, working on the presentation.
If not, I'll have somebody run this by your house later.
Let me ask you something.
Why'd she do this?
You've seen her in action. She's cool, smart and in control.
-How'd she lose control like this? -I don't know.
You're attractive. Maybe.
-But not irresistible. -I'm serious. She's here one day.
There's a merger going on. Conley people are touchy.
She thought you'd go along.
-There's more to it than that. -Come on.
You think too much. You need to go home...
...open a nice bottle of champagne...
...make up with your wife and get some sleep.
It's over.
Thank you.
Absolutely. You're welcome.
Good night.
Hi, Stephanie.
Must be difficult, nobody giving you information.
It's been a crazy week.
I had a friend. She was one of the first women to move high up.
You know what it's like, every day putting out fires.
It turned out the job wasn't what she thought.
She was looking the wrong way when they fired her.
Interesting.
Truth usually is, once you get to it.
It's you.
Where is everyone?
Mr. Garvin came in an hour ago. Said they were working too hard.
Sent everyone home.
-What if Sanders doesn't bring it up? -He will.
I talked to him about his presentation on Arcamax.
He has no idea.
When he brings up the line....
You must pounce because we don't have the harassment.
It must be that Sanders is incompetent.
It'll be in public. With reporters.
Bob's counting on you.
Let's clean out the database.
And any backup.
Catherine, can you hold on one minute?
Has my contract gone out already?
Shit.
What does it say about firing me?
They can fire me for cause, can't they? For incompetence?
The problem with the drives is not with the programming or the design.
It's with the production line and that's my responsibility.
This whole thing tomorrow...
...they're setting me up.
Housekeeping, please.
This is Mr. Conley.
Could someone come and turn down my bed?
My room number? It's on the phone here somewhere....
That's right.
Thank you very much.
-When does your dad arrive? -Midnight. They stopped in Houston.
I'd love for him to get a chance to see the Corridor.
You know...
...l stayed up late last night, fooling around with it up in my room.
It's really incredible.
I'm sorry, sir.
Here, thank you.
-You're welcome. -Good night.
Have a nice evening.
You're in the Corridor, our prototype for a virtual reality database.
Enjoy the demonstration.
Information accessed during this demo is for entertainment value only...
...and should not be duplicated to another database.
If you have any questions, ask the angel.
Malaysian Operations.
Searching Malaysian revisions file.
Why don't we go up to my suite?
Give my colleagues a chance to try out the Corridor.
Good idea.
"Reduction of air handling capacity from number 7 air handlers...
"...to a more appropriate and cost-effective number 5."
You can't put number 5 handlers in there. You'll have dirt in everything.
My God, she's in the system.
Angel, I need help.
Help is here.
Can I stop files from being deleted?
I'm sorry. You're not Level 5.
You're supposed to protect the files.
Sysop controls are restricted to Level 5.
Show me all communications with Malaysia.
Telephone or video?
Video.
Show me the last transmission involving Meredith.
Sooner or later, Tom will figure out the changes at the plant.
He's not stupid.
Tom will be out of the picture by Tuesday.
I love Tahoe, but I think the risk--
Think. Who'll believe him? He's married, with a family.
He'll have no choice but to take the settlement and leave.
Then we say Sanders made the changes at the plant? He'll deny it.
He won't know. He'll be gone by then.
These things are so darn complicated.
I think it's upside down.
There we go.
Who's first?
Must have left the system on.
Give it a try. You'll love it.
I'd love to try it.
I am totally screwed.
I'll make my presentation...
...Meredith will ask me questions.
She'll make me look totally incompetent.
Are you sure there's not another system somewhere?
The system has been completely deleted.
So I'm a sitting duck.
I'll be walking around like a ghost with a resume.
It's Mohammed Jafar.
How are you?
I don't mean to bug you, but we're departing Monday--
It's my fault. Susan got the Disneyland tickets for you.
The E-tickets?
You're comped for all the rides and at the hotel they'll upgrade you.
Magnificent. I can't wait to tell my wife.
She said you were full of shit. You know how women are.
Yes, I sure do.
I miss your face.
Talk to Arthur. He sees it enough on the DVL. I'm always--
Tom, are you there?
Mohammed, on this end, we back up our files on DAT.
Do you do the same over there?
I don't know what we have.
I'd have to check it out. Why?
I got a real problem here. I'm up against the wall and...
...l need you to do some things for me, Mohammed.
I hope we have what you need, Tom.
Daddy?
I never believed what they said about you.
Thank you, honey.
Come here, big guy.
Thank you.
Those from Malaysia?
I can't believe it's still coming out. It started at seven.
Testing.
Put these in one of the files.
Yeah, there's a real talent to fishing.
First you must choose the right bait...
...then you must know when to reel it in.
About the other day, I didn't mean....
Yes, you did.
I apologize, and...
...thank you.
I accept.
Which brings us to our Advanced Products Group.
Tom Sanders heads our manufacturing department.
Tom, can you come up here...
...and review for us the revolutionary new product we call Arcamax?
Thank you, Meredith.
Arcamax is our own stand-alone CD-ROM drive player.
Now, for a CD-ROM drive to be effective, it must be portable...
...it has to be fast.
Arcamax is twice as fast as any CD-ROM drive in the world today.
We've had our problems, but we are solving them.
And were the problems with the design?
No, there are fabrication problems involving the production line.
What sort of problems?
For example, we should be using automatic chip installers to lock...
...the control chip on.
The Malaysians have been doing it by hand...
...jamming the chips in with their thumbs.
And the quality of the air is dirty.
We should use level 7 air handlers, we're using level 5.
And we're ordering our components,
Like hinge rods and clips, not from our Singapore supplier...
...but from someone who's a lot cheaper but also less reliable.
I'm confused. You set up this line. You didn't anticipate these problems?
The line was changed. The specifications were altered.
How is that possible? We know you to be a competent manager.
You should know. You ordered the changes.
I don't know how you got that idea.
You were in Kuala Lumpur last year.
To settle a labor dispute. I've never even seen the line.
You haven't?
No, I don't know who told you I--
You're watching Malaysian Channel 3.
Perhaps instead of digging up Malaysian video clips...
...we should discuss the problems here...
...the problems in your department with the line you set up.
All right.
The first memo in the file being handed out is signed by Meredith Johnson.
It states that manual labor will be used to install the chips.
That made the Malaysian government happy.
It also meant voltage irregularities and memory allocation--
The Malay government insisted we fill those jobs.
The Malaysian government does not own shares of DigiCom.
These people here do.
The second memo...
...reduces the air handling capacity in order to cut costs.
And that's why we're getting dirt in the split optics, the drive arms.
The resulting delays will actually increase the costs by more than 70%%%.
-The third memo regarding-- -The drives are your responsibility!
These problems were created because of your incompetence.
That's what's wrong!
Passing the buck! Back stabbing!
I'm not done.
This so-called evidence of yours is fooling no one!
You can protect your turf and think it means something.
You weren't told of these decisions because they're over your head.
This merger is about synergy...
...between hardware and software, between cash flow and capital needs.
That's a language you can't understand!
I don't either.
We're buying this company because they build things.
You understand what she means?
I'm trying to convey the sentiments of everyone here.
That's what I meant to do.
Could you step outside for a moment?
Can you build the darn thing or not?
Yes, sir, we can.
They're replacing Meredith. Garvin's announcing it in ten minutes.
Ten minutes?
I'm surprised you didn't come to gloat.
Gloating is underrated. I actually came here to pick up the Arcamax files.
Some smart people underrated you.
Thank you.
Not including myself.
I beat you. I beat you fair and square.
Garvin lost his nerve.
It was his brilliant idea to fire you for incompetence.
Him and Phil.
Now I'm being fired.
I've never seen you play the victim. It's the only good quality you had.
I'm playing the game men set up, and I'm being punished for it.
It's fine.
I've had calls from ten head-hunters with job offers.
Don't be surprised if I'm back in ten years to buy this place.
Did it ever occur to you, Meredith, that maybe I set you up?
-This is my son, Spencer. -How you doing?
-Good. -You're at the University of Washington?
That's great. Very good.
What a week!
The Chinese say:
"May you live in interesting times."
This merger is the most interesting merger I've had...
...since my second marriage.
The merger is complete.
The question now is...
...who do we find to run things up here in Seattle?
And what I realized during this...
...very interesting week...
...is that I have probably focused too much on...
...breaking the glass ceiling, finding a woman to run things here...
...when I should have been looking for the best person...
...to run things here.
Someone whose...
...long service with this company has established a record...
...of creativity...
...sound judgement...
...and hands-on expertise.
And that person...
...is Stephanie Kaplan.
Congratulations, Stephanie.
I tell you something, she's the greatest!
Thank you.
First, I'd like to take the opportunity to thank the department heads:
...Mary Anne Hunter and Mark Lewyn here...
...and Don Cherry, where are you?
There he is.
And particularly, Tom Sanders...
...who epitomizes the inventiveness of this division...
...its past and its future.
I'm counting on you to be my right-hand.
Thank you.
We are heading into a new millennium...
...a new time.
You a chemistry major, Spencer?
Yeah, I am.
I know a chemistry professor there, Arthur Friend. A. Friend.
I don't know if he teaches freshmen.
I'm his research assistant.
So if Arthur Friend was in Nepal, for example...
...you'd have the keys to his office and computer password.
We all work so well together and it's exciting...
...and it's wonderful to see.
Thank you.
Your mother's an extraordinary woman.
You just figured that out?