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about what goes in his magazine.
You told him. What did you tell him?
requesting that he never return.
( both laughing )
And I'm glad Buffingham accepted
You should have thought of that
Trust me, that's all I ask, trust me.
What's age... How old are you?
You're unhappy.
Badminton Championship games.
Wild parties, the posh offices,
He's lucky I'm even considering taking him back,
That's very considerate of you, Felix,
because Mr. Buffingham is very, very particular
Is that right? He'll give you absolutely anything.
but I can't go home for a while.
That's the Unger philosophy.
checks his signal, and the pitch...
It's, uh, O-M.
Oh, yes. How are you?
Huh?
Here.
and the locker rooms and everything...
and the music is so loud.
Well... nobody's perfect.
Went down there?
Let's lift the test tube
What do you need this kind of life for?
You know, loosen up, make my own hours.
He's home five minutes, this room's a mess
You don't have to be a sports writer all your life.
but the peanuts are great.
How does 3:00 sound to you?
What was wrong?
Why are you cleaning out his desk?
Come here. You see this? Yeah?
You're not getting any younger.
for printing that rubbish instead of Oscar's column.
This is Bo Buffingham, the editor of Harem Magazine.
What? Wait a minute.
That's droll.
my penthouse for a layout.