Mr. Campbell. Mr. Campbell. |
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I got your hot cocoa. |
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Wonderful. |
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I just got back from lunch,
and Mr. Pryce wants to see you. |
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- It's instant.
- It's from the diner. |
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I don't know how you can tell. |
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You can tell because
they use water instead of milk. |
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It's warmer outside. It's ridiculous. |
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The building will take care of it.
They always do. |
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Sorry about that.
This really is hitting the spot. |
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Come in. |
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Have a seat. |
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I believe I have
what is rather disappointing news. |
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It's been decided that Mr. Cosgrove |
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will be made senior vice president
in charge of account services, |
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and you will be made
head of account management. |
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Really? |
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This is not to ignore
that you've distinguished yourself |
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and been of great service to the company. |
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What is it based on?
Our billings are neck and neck. |
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In fact, I think I've done a lot with
what I was given in this arbitrary scheme. |
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