The Ticket Page #4
Move really slow.
Hey, there's one.
Is that one?
Oh, yeah.
He's curled
like half underneath the rock.
Ah!
Where'd he go?
Let's look up under here.
See any?
No.
But there's a fish, though.
Where?
There. There he is.
Oh, yeah.
Maybe more up here?
Maybe over there.
You know, you don't
have to go back there
if you don't want to.
We can send you someplace else.
You know, private school.
We can't afford it.
Who wants to, anyway?
You think there's no
Billy forleys at woodland?
At least the bullies
there will be better dressed.
It's okay, dad.
Oh, yeah?
do ya?
Wanna tough it out?
Oh, yeah!
Stop!
25 funded at closing,
for the development
of a 50-home residential
neighborhood project
in Montgomery county.
represents an underwritten,
loan to net sellout
of approximately 68 percent.
And has been underwritten
to generate an irr
of approximately...
Five percent.
We're not pushing hard enough.
We can increase marketing spend.
We go door to door.
We... cold call.
We have a local office
for each community.
But we've already been
doing all of that.
We can do more.
The problem isn't
getting to people.
People know we're out there.
But we know what the problem is.
The problem is trust.
People think we're a cold-
blooded real estate company.
That's a good thing, right?
I'm just telling you
what I've been hearing
for the past seven years...
Working the phones.
We're no more cold-blooded
than Franklin and Howard
or any of the others.
That's right,
and they're all struggling, too.
We need to reposition our brand.
Become the good guys.
I thought we are the good guys.
Oh, what are you suggesting?
You want to start a charity?
Would that be so bad?
Listen, I hate having to...
Oh, don't worry.
I'll take care of it.
What if they say no?
Are you really asking me that?
Okay,
so I'll tell him to expect you.
Yeah, you do that.
And what does
the golden boy want?
Lunch.
Oh, I don't lunch.
Lunch with me?
Why should I?
This what?
This challenge.
I do.
Why?
I... could use your help.
And why should I help you?
my perspective.
Look.
Golden boy, you just flipped
a couple of houses,
got yourself promoted.
Don't let it go to your head.
I don't see
why we had to come here.
I wanted to take you out.
What's wrong with dancing?
Sure, we'll go dancing.
Let me get the check.
No, no, no. It's fine.
Sam.
What's wrong?
I heard what you did
at Jonah's school.
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