You're talking about doubling the size of the company in six months!
Three months.
It's a lot of debt! Just to line our pockets? Shouldn't we... I'm just sayin'... the more cautious approach. Why not?
Because the shallow end of the pool is where the turds float. Emmit?
No one ever got anywhere stayin' home, Sy.
And what does that mean?
It means we're either doin' this, or we're not doin' this. Whether you step off the board with one foot or two, you still end up in the water.
Okay. But what about the IRS? You said yourself, he's sittin' in a conference room, right now, goin' over the books!
Some books. Not the books.
What the heck does that mean?
Let's just say, for testimonial purposes, it's better that you don't know.
You think the IRS won't - this is what they do! Tax cheats!
Middle managers and movie stars. People who park their money in a Denver Wells Fargo under their mother-in-law's maiden name. But I assure you, the IRS could not unravel an intricate web of shell companies and loan-outs with secret accounts in Monaco, Luxembourg, and the Cook Islands if you gave them the account numbers.
What?
I'm beginning to think that finance is more of a hobby with you.
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