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Tony :
Yeah, the Big One's been great. Really great.
Sales keep creepin'
up. There's no drop-off.
Don :
That's what we're hearin'.
Tony :
Yes. I've had this location 12 years.
Don :
Yeah?
Tony :
And you'd have to go way back-maybe even to the
original teeny-weeny promotion to see anything
like this. You guys
hit a home run.
Don :
Well, hey, we all did.
Tony :
Definitely.
Don :
Hey, Tony, have you ever-have you ever been out
to the U.M.P. Plant?
Tony :
Uh, no, I haven't.
Don :
I've been hearin' some mixed things about the
place.
Tony :
I've heard all sorts of nasty stuff goes on
there.
Don : You
have? Like what?
Tony : I
don't know. Um-I used to have a friend who used
to work there and he used to tell me all sorts
of things.
Don : Did
you know that's where the Big Ones come from?
Tony :
This was a long time back. I mean-Look, my
friend could have been
full of shit.
Don :
Yeah, 'cause I was out there. The place is-it's
spotless.
Tony :
Yeah?
Don : Oh,
yeah. It's high-tech, state-of-the-art stuff.
Stainless steel everywhere. People wearin'
gloves and clean white coats. I mean-
Tony :
Well, might be a lot different now.
Don : So,
um, the friend - you think I might be able to
give him a call?
Tony : I
don't know. Well, he split
a long time ago. I haven't really talked to him.
Don :
Well. Right.
Tony :
You know, my wife's got an uncle. He can tell
you all about that place.
Don :
Does he work out there?
Tony :
Oh, no, no. He used to sell 'em cattle. But he's
a real... character. You know, been on the ranch
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