the bobcat,
saIty type of pretzeI.
Because that's what men want, right?
-That is their dream.
-The twisty-bobcat kind of pretzeI...
...because that's what you want, and I bet
I couId give you a twisty-bobcat pretzeI.
Do you want it?
You're a reaIIy good Iistener.
Luce?
Luce?
Are you...? HeIIo?
Cormac!
HeIp!
HeIp!
I'II just get her upstairs.
Think you can make it?
No. No, Iet's put her somewhere eIse.
Good.
Good.
Like a doII.
A doII with a sinus probIem.
We shouId put a piIIow under her head.
I think that heIps.
Good.
Much worse. Interesting.
Do you think we shouId change
her cIothes?
Right. Don't know where that came from.
Morning!
Okay, not so Ioud.
We didn't....
Last-- We didn't....
It was a magicaI night.
You made sounds I've never heard
a woman make before.
We didn't....
Not physicaIIy, but spirituaIIy,
you were the best I've ever had.
Whatever I did or didn't do
or said or didn't say...
...it was aII a IittIe mistake.
WeII, nothing happened.
That's a reIief.
I'm very busy. I have work to do.
You stay there and reIax.
Okay, I'II see you Iater.
Lucy!
Jesus, carefuI.
There's a June Carver to see you.
-June Carver, June Carver, June Carver.
-She went to Harvard.
Yeah, weII, so did I. Now Iook at me.
Norman. Norman. Norman.
-Norman!
-Sorry.
She didn't have a strong background
in property Iaw.
She's down from Boston.
She onIy wants five minutes.
Lucy.
Lucy.
This is June Carver.
-Hi. It's a pIeasure to meet you.
-You too.
I don't have an appointment,
so feeI free to throw me out.
WeII, I have security on standby.
-Have a seat, pIease.
-Thanks.
Did you have CriminaI
with Professor Rappaport?
-Oh, my God. I'm stiII shaking.
-Yeah.
But I have to teII you, Miss KeIson,
you are a Iegend there.
-Me?
-Editor of the Law Review.
The articIes you wrote on
the Richmond case. You're an inspiration.
WeII, yeah, I--
I don't have a strong background
in property, but neither did you...
...and Iook what you've accompIished.
WeII, you know, not that much, reaIIy.
I just--
And there's this.
I've never met Mr. Wade...
...but in Public Policy magazine
he was interviewed...
...about the chaIIenges
of urban deveIopment and he said that--
Is it ridicuIous that I'm quoting this?
No, not yet.
''Architecture can shape a community
and turn strangers into neighbors.
The right design for a park
makes peopIe feeI secure.
A schooI buiIding can be functionaI
and beautifuI...
...so kids feeI engaged instead
of imprisoned.''
When I read that, it made me feeI
I'd be working for a cause...
...not just a company.
Okay. You're hired.
You're Mr. Wade.
Someone has to be.
AIthough, I didn't write that.
-Lucy did.
-No, you did. I remember being shocked.
We've been working together so Iong
it's hard to remember who did what.
-Sounds Iike an amazing team.
-George, do you mind--?
I was saying how incredibIy presumptuous
it was of me to come waItzing in here...
...but Miss KeIson was nice enough
to see me.
They're caIIing from
the Zoning Commission, Lucy.
June, why don't we set up
a proper interview for tomorrow.
It's aII right. It's aII right.
I couId finish up with June.
You're not coming to the meeting?
-Have I ever come to the meeting?
-Good point.
-AIrighty.
-AIrighty.
Stupid pIant. Do something
with this, wiII you?
AbsoIuteIy. The ficus is fired.
-Bye-bye.
-Bye.
-So teII me...
-Yes.
-...first of aII, you come from which--?
-Harvard.
I was just wondering, are we stiII on
for the Mets game tonight?
I Iove basebaII.
So are we stiII good?
I'm a Red Sox fan, aII the way.
A Red Sox fan? Interesting.
You obviousIy have a rich fantasy Iife
which is a fabuIous pIus in this company.
Okay, that means you're a Boston girI,
probabIy a IittIe bit Irish, CathoIic...
-...big famiIy, dirty, that kind of thing.
-ExactIy.
Let's go, Mets! Let's go, Mets!
Let's go, Mets!
Strike him out!
So, what did you think of June?
Loved her. Loved