with fire?
- Lots.
- A lot.
You think maybe it's time
you start to listen?
Yeah.
Well, I'm glad that you told me.
It's a very brave thing to do.
It's not your fault.
I talked to the fire marshal...
...and the fire started
on the fourth floor.
It started on the fourth floor?
They're not 100 percent sure.
It seems there was some kind
of an electrical fire.
It started on the fourth floor?
Not in the basement?
You didn't do it, Michael.
Come on, let's go home.
- Jules.
- Yeah?
Jules, what about the store?
It's gone, Dad.
It's all gone.
What's that supposed to mean?
It means we don't have any insurance
to cover this.
What are you talking about?
You took care of that stuff.
What are you talking about? You're
telling me we don't have any insurance?
We had it. I canceled it.
You canceled it?!
There's no insurance for this whole
thing? How's that possible?
What the hell did you do?
I told you when we did the commercials
that we didn't have enough money.
You didn't care when I said
we had to shift the money around.
Take a little from here,
borrow from there.
It's always been borrowing from Peter
to pay Paul.
It's like a gamble.
I took from the insurance, figured we'd
save while we set up advertising...
...and get this place on its feet.
This is like...
...a fluke.
You know?
Yeah.
It's a fluke all right.
Things like this don't happen.
What are the odds on this?
What's it gotta be?
- Something like this?
- Yeah.
- It's gotta be a million to one.
- Exactly.
So, what will we do?
Well, file bankruptcy, regroup...
...start over.
We'll lose some distributors.
They won't want to do business
with us anymore.
But we'll pick up some new lines.
With a little luck, we'll be back.
No, I think that's it for me.
It's too much of a roller coaster ride
for me.
Krichinsky cousins, Kirk and Kaye.
This is the end of the road for me.
What will you do?
A salesman can always sell.
It's not the product.
It's the salesman.
That's what my father always said.
Sam, don't run with the machine.
I'm not running.
Sam, why don't you speak to Gabriel?
I never speak to him.
You don't speak to Gabriel,
then Nathan won't speak to you...
...because he doesn't like that you
don't speak to Gabriel.
We got four brothers
and two don't speak.
But Nathan speaks to you
when you speak to me.
I can talk to you.
This he can tolerate.
But he won't talk to you unless you
speak personally to Gabriel.
Got an indigestion.
You've been having it a lot.
Yeah. Whatever I eat, it lays on me.
Bombs away!
- Why aren't they at the country club?
- I don't know.
They don't like it there.
They like it better here with us.
They better like the club,
because they're getting rid of this.
- What are you talking about?
- I was talking to the old man.
He's selling the place.
They want to build homes here.
Homes?
It's too far for homes.
You got to be a pioneer.
You can't get here with a streetcar.
They can build homes, they can
put more streetcar tracks.
Again?
Indigestion?
I think I'll take a little walk.
Might help.
- Do you boys want to go for a walk?
- Yeah.
Fix me another sandwich, will you?
You already had two.
This will make three.
- You want something, Sam?
- No, no, nothing for me, thanks.
- How's she doing today?
- The same.
Every day's the same. She gets better,
she comes out, gets worse, comes back.
In and out.
In and out of the hospital.
Dad, Ann's going to make
a Thanksgiving dinner.
I know, I know.
She's been here all day.
- You going to come over?
- No, I better stay here.
I already had a bite in the room
with your mother.
All right.
If you change your mind.
Hi, Ma.
How you doing?
Oh, I'm tired.
- How's the new job?
- It's good.
I like it.
It's interesting...
...and it's challenging.
I like it.
Selling time.
I never heard of such a thing.
It's not just time.
It's time for television