Save the Tiger Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1973
- 100 min
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- Not today we don't. Tomorrow.
You know something?
I used to like Solly. He was a good kid.
I wonder what ever happened to him.
Put a belt on that stunning jacket.
- Good morning, Mr. Stoner.
- Hi ya.
- Here's your mail.
- What?
Gloria's out sick today.
- My, that's a beautiful suit.
- Passatti, Italian silk.
- Mr. Greene's been asking for you.
- Yeah.
- Hi, Mr. Stoner.
- Hi, honey.
- Nice-looking suit.
- Passatti, Italian silk.
I appreciate your problem.
I told you I can't meet a 30 day note.
Well, we've been doing business
with you for 15 years...
and maybe that's been a mistake.
All right, what do you want?
You wanna foreclose?
Okay, I'll see you in court in five years.
Yes, right. All right, Sam.
Good afternoon.
Where the hell have you been?
- What happened at the bank?
- What the hell do you think happened?
Just like I told you.
- The best is 50 cents on every dollar.
- Not enough.
- What?
- Not enough.
It's a God damn shame.
We've got a hell of a line.
Rico did a brilliant job.
I went over all the patterns
with the old man.
Everything figures: Materials, labor,
fittings, accessories, packaging...
shipping, sales commissions,
everything, it's all there.
If the country doesn't go in the crapper,
we'll have a great season.
- We'll make some money for a change.
- How many dollars do we need?
Dollars!
If you can write $300,000 this afternoon...
- Christ, I'll write $300,000...
- All right, if you can write...
$300,000 this afternoon, discounted
at the bank, we get $150,000.
- And?
- We'll need another $142,000...
in less than 60 days.
The mills are on our back; we owe them
a bundle from last year.
All right, what about
the Long Beach factory?
- What about it?
- What are we using that for?
I don't know. We're turning out
three numbers down there. Pantsuits.
- Policies all paid up?
- Of course they are.
Okay.
What the hell is that?
Charlie Robbins. What's the policy worth?
Charlie Robbins?
- What's the policy worth?
- Forget it, Harry!
We can ask the unions,
After all these years, those bastards owe us!
We tried that last year
and they told us to take a walk.
How much is the floater worth?
I'm not gonna get involved with Robbins.
There's a line I will not cross!
God damn it, one simple question:
How much is the floater worth?
- Forget the f***ing floater.
- Do I have to go ask Marvin?
Now how much is it worth, Phil?
- $100,000.
- That's enough to squeeze through.
We cut a lot of sharp corners together
but this is insanity!
You must be kidding.
Christ, if we were flat on our ass...
and we made missiles, Congress
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