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APL Financial, Miami
Scott: *steps off elevator*
Bob: *walks over* We have a situation.
Scott: What is it?
Bob: Walk with me. *walks away*
Scott: *follows*
Bob: Roger got rid of bonuses. At least the ones for the low men and women on the totem pole.
Scott: Alright. Why'd that happen?
Bob: He says we need to cut our potential losses. And that's why he also got rid of the pensions.
Scott: *looks at Bob* Pensions.
Bob: Mhm. I don't think you even want to know about the insurance policies.
Scott: Doesn't this company have a board of directors?
Bob: They were all too scared to lose their jobs so they went along with it.
Scott: Where is he?
Bob: His office.
Large office
Roger: *staring at television* Love satellite.
Scott: *walks in*
Roger: *looks at Scott, stands* What are you doing here?
Scott: I have some questions of my own.
Roger: You're gone, Finch. You got a problem with how I run this company, put something in the complaint box.
Scott: What the hell do you think you're doing? You can't just take away your employees' health insurance packages. They have contracts. And speaking of contracts, why exactly did you think cancelling their pensions was a genius decision? We want people to work for us and we want to make sure hard, dedicated work doesn't go unnoticed. It's the least we can do.
Roger: Do you miss being CEO?
Scott: *places hands on hips*
Roger: This isn't yours anymore. I run the show.
Scott: You might run the company but I own it and I'm not very happy. Put this firm BACK the way I had it or I'm going to toss you out on your ass!
Roger: *stares at Scott*
Scott: Don't make me come down here again. Got it?
Roger: *nods*
Scott: *walks away*
Roger: *looks at Bob*
Bob: HA.
Roger: *frowns*
Bob: I'm...gonna go. *turns around, walks away*
Elevator
Bob: *runs in*
Scott: *presses button*
Bob: Please fire him.
Scott: He's just high on power and money.
Bob: Even so, he's not a good leader. *looks at Scott* Have you ever told CNN to shove it?
Scott: No.
Bob: He has.
Scott: Look, I know you don't like him but you guys picked him so give him another chance.
Bob: I didn't pick him. And we really do miss you around here, Scotty.
Scott: I'm sorry, I can't come back full time.
Bob: Part time?
Scott: You'll be fine.
Bob: Ugh, families. I wish I had one.
Scott: *looks at Bob* ...You have 3 children.
Bob: They haven't spoken to me in 8 years.
Elevator doors open
Scott: *steps off elevator*
Bob: *runs over* What if you just spent a couple hours a day here. Y'know, to help me run through some numbers.
Scott: Which numbers?
Bob: I don't know, numbers! Come on, you've gotta be feeling useless around the house.
Scott: *scratches head* Well, sometimes but I'm sure Lori mostly appreciates the help.
Bob: Sure she does. Look, Scotty, you were made to run the world. You thrive in environments that demand high stress and personal relations. OH! Ever consider politics?
Scott: No. *picks up folder from counter, hands it to Bob* Go back upstairs and do your job. I'm going home.
Bob: I can call you, right?
Scott: No. *walks away*
Bob: *sigh*
Parkinglot
Scott: *opens car door* ...*looks at Tom*
Tom: *leaning against car, lights cigarette*
Scott: ...Can I help you?
Tom: Got time for a drink?
Scott: ...*looks down at watch* It's 9:30 in the morning.
Tom: Alright, breakfast. I'm trying to be a guy here.
Scott: Okay. Hop in.
Tom: I know a place across the street.
Scott: Do you need to speak to me about something?
Tom: No. Well, yes. But no.
Scott: *nods slowly* Okay.
Tom: It's a personal matter.
Scott: Oh Tom, I'm sure Anni doesn't hold it against you. It's a very common problem with men.
Tom: What? No. It's a personal police matter.
Scott: Why would I be helpful with that?
Tom: ...New York thing.
Scott: Right. Well, anything I can do to help.
Tom: Great. *walks away*
TBC......................................
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APL Financial, Miami
Scott: *steps off elevator*
Bob: *walks over* We have a situation.
Scott: What is it?
Bob: Walk with me. *walks away*
Scott: *follows*
Bob: Roger got rid of bonuses. At least the ones for the low men and women on the totem pole.
Scott: Alright. Why'd that happen?
Bob: He says we need to cut our potential losses. And that's why he also got rid of the pensions.
Scott: *looks at Bob* Pensions.
Bob: Mhm. I don't think you even want to know about the insurance policies.
Scott: Doesn't this company have a board of directors?
Bob: They were all too scared to lose their jobs so they went along with it.
Scott: Where is he?
Bob: His office.
Large office
Roger: *staring at television* Love satellite.
Scott: *walks in*
Roger: *looks at Scott, stands* What are you doing here?
Scott: I have some questions of my own.
Roger: You're gone, Finch. You got a problem with how I run this company, put something in the complaint box.
Scott: What the hell do you think you're doing? You can't just take away your employees' health insurance packages. They have contracts. And speaking of contracts, why exactly did you think cancelling their pensions was a genius decision? We want people to work for us and we want to make sure hard, dedicated work doesn't go unnoticed. It's the least we can do.
Roger: Do you miss being CEO?
Scott: *places hands on hips*
Roger: This isn't yours anymore. I run the show.
Scott: You might run the company but I own it and I'm not very happy. Put this firm BACK the way I had it or I'm going to toss you out on your ass!
Roger: *stares at Scott*
Scott: Don't make me come down here again. Got it?
Roger: *nods*
Scott: *walks away*
Roger: *looks at Bob*
Bob: HA.
Roger: *frowns*
Bob: I'm...gonna go. *turns around, walks away*
Elevator
Bob: *runs in*
Scott: *presses button*
Bob: Please fire him.
Scott: He's just high on power and money.
Bob: Even so, he's not a good leader. *looks at Scott* Have you ever told CNN to shove it?
Scott: No.
Bob: He has.
Scott: Look, I know you don't like him but you guys picked him so give him another chance.
Bob: I didn't pick him. And we really do miss you around here, Scotty.
Scott: I'm sorry, I can't come back full time.
Bob: Part time?
Scott: You'll be fine.
Bob: Ugh, families. I wish I had one.
Scott: *looks at Bob* ...You have 3 children.
Bob: They haven't spoken to me in 8 years.
Elevator doors open
Scott: *steps off elevator*
Bob: *runs over* What if you just spent a couple hours a day here. Y'know, to help me run through some numbers.
Scott: Which numbers?
Bob: I don't know, numbers! Come on, you've gotta be feeling useless around the house.
Scott: *scratches head* Well, sometimes but I'm sure Lori mostly appreciates the help.
Bob: Sure she does. Look, Scotty, you were made to run the world. You thrive in environments that demand high stress and personal relations. OH! Ever consider politics?
Scott: No. *picks up folder from counter, hands it to Bob* Go back upstairs and do your job. I'm going home.
Bob: I can call you, right?
Scott: No. *walks away*
Bob: *sigh*
Parkinglot
Scott: *opens car door* ...*looks at Tom*
Tom: *leaning against car, lights cigarette*
Scott: ...Can I help you?
Tom: Got time for a drink?
Scott: ...*looks down at watch* It's 9:30 in the morning.
Tom: Alright, breakfast. I'm trying to be a guy here.
Scott: Okay. Hop in.
Tom: I know a place across the street.
Scott: Do you need to speak to me about something?
Tom: No. Well, yes. But no.
Scott: *nods slowly* Okay.
Tom: It's a personal matter.
Scott: Oh Tom, I'm sure Anni doesn't hold it against you. It's a very common problem with men.
Tom: What? No. It's a personal police matter.
Scott: Why would I be helpful with that?
Tom: ...New York thing.
Scott: Right. Well, anything I can do to help.
Tom: Great. *walks away*
TBC......................................