Hi Doug. Honey.

Hello.

What are you drinking these days?

Nothing right now.

Well, welcome back from the wilderness. To what do we owe the pleasure?

Callahan was testing a backup generator. There was a power surge and a systems failure.

How can that be?

Well it can't be, theoretically. Unless you've been screwing around with the electrical specifications.

That's being rather blunt, isn't it?

You betcha.

Well then you'll understand my being equally blunt. What the hell business is it of yours anyway?

Well I'm just wondering what kind of kickbacks were involved.

I don't have to take crap from you.

Now listen. We had an electrical flare-up in the main utility room. It looked to me like some of that wiring wasn't exactly what I asked for.

Every piece of wire I put in that building is strictly up to code, inspected and approved.

The code's not enough for that building. And you know it. That's why I asked for installations that were way, way above standard!

Buddy you live in a dream world. I deal in realities.

I want your wiring diagrams and copies of your work orders.

It would take weeks to get that all together and someone with a lot more clout than you to make me do it!

In my office, tomorrow, 9:00. (Roberts leaves)

They say he used to wrestle grizzly bears in Montana. Of course he was younger then, probably in better condition.

You must have enjoyed all this immensely.

No, I didn't. Actually, I'm depressed for both of us.

What did you expect me do - punch him in the nose?

Roger, if you've done anything to Dad's building, God help you!

Baby I don't need God's help, or your old man's, not anymore. So don't expect me to shake everytime Daddy barks, even if that's what you want me to do.

All I want is the man I thought I married! But I guess we're running out of reasons to stay married, aren't we?

It's getting late. We mustn't miss the party.