Strictly Business Page #2

Synopsis: Fun-loving Bobby is a mail boy in a big firm, but he has a trump card, his best friend Waymon, a "white" African-American who is almost a partner in the firm. They make a deal: Waymon will try to move Bobby to the trainee broker programme if he will help him meet Natalie, the girl of his dreams. There's only one problem, everyone will have to change...
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
5.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
10%
PG-13
Year:
1991
83 min
281 Views


The presentation was excellent.

But I'm concerned

about those projections.

Don't be. The guy was taking advantage

of the soft market.

He closed two foreclosure deals

in Los Angeles last month.

This property is a steal.

And he knows it. Trust me.

Cafe 43.

Yeah. Yes, he is.

Sure. No problem.

Listen, Mr. Atwell needs

to call his office.

- He's at Table 6.

- Okay.

Closing this deal is important

to the bank and to you.

Yes, I know.

Excuse me.

Mr. Atwell, there's a call for you.

I think you owe me

an explanation, missy.

Coming half an hour late

in the middle of the lunch rush.

There must have been 100 people

at that audition.

- Audition?

- Yes.

If you had your priorities straight

you would have been here on time.

I tried to get here on time.

Really, I did.

I don't care.

if you would have left earlier...

...then I wouldn't be here

trying to be manager and hostess.

Okay, you're right. I'm sorry.

It'll never, ever happen again.

Oh, I know it won't happen again

since I will have to fire you, missy.

Oh, come on, Russ.

You know how much I need this job.

It's too late for begging, missy.

You're over.

Missy? I have a name.

- Use it.

- Lower your voice.

I will do whatever the hell

I wanna do...

...because I've had it with you

and this trifling job.

I don't need this sh*t.

It's not my career, unlike yourself,

Mr. Professional-Ass-Kisser.

You're fired!

Get out.

With pleasure.

Thanks.

Miss.

Is something wrong, sir?

Hm? Uh...

No. We're ready to order. Thank you.

I don't look like a broker to you?

That goes to show

how much you know...

...about the world

of real estate, baby.

A lot of us wear sneakers.

It's a fast-moving game,

you just got to be able to keep up.

Well, look, if you can't keep up,

I'm gonna have to step off.

Step off now.

It's cool, homey.

Just a minute, all right?

Yeah, so, if...

Hello? Hello, Tonya?

Man, what's up with that sh*t, man?

- I was almost in there.

In where?

In there, man.

You wouldn't know nothing about that,

so squash it.

You know...

...I am getting real tired of you

constantly abusing my friendship.

I try to do things for you

whenever I can.

And still, you pull stunts like this.

Like what?

Like what? Like using my office

as your own personal cafeteria.

- Suppose I had been with a client.

- But you weren't.

But suppose I was.

This place smells

like a fast-food explosion.

So open up a window

or something, man.

I came here to talk to you for a reason.

What now?

Training program, man.

- You was gonna hook me up.

- I did nothing of the sort.

You asked me about it,

I told you. Simple.

You said you was gonna help me.

Don't front on me like that.

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