Johnny, my grandfather put me in charge of the final show. I want talk to you about the last dance. I'd like to shape things up a bit. You know move with the times.

Yeah, I've got a lot of ideas. I've been working with the staff kids on this between the Cuban rhythm and soul dancing.

Whoa, boy. You're just way over your head here. Now, I thought you always do the mambo, huh? Why not dance this year's final dance... to the pachenga?

Right.

Well, you're free to do the same, tired number as last year if you want, but next year, we'll find another dance person who'll only be too happy--

Sure, Neil, no problem. We'll end the season with the pachenga. Great idea.

[to Baby]

Sometimes he's hard to talk to, but the ladies seem to like him. See that he gives you the full half-hour you're paying him for, kid.