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Episode 12 – Transcript

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Team Leader Eps. 12 “The Presentation”

-What did Roxanne say?

-Nothing.

-Nothing? You were in her office for 45 minutes. Reggie had a whole mental breakdown and started calling me Sally in the time it took you to talk about nothing?

-A woman died here today, Sally.

-So it’s true? You’re fired? Well, that’s it for me. You live together; you die alone. You’re the only reason I wasn’t fired years ago.

-Or pulled a Cake. The key to a successful client presentation is the presentation itself.

-Right. As always, it’s a privilege to be…

-It’s unbearably cold in here. It’s always cold in here. Cold last year; cold this year.

-Our deepest condolences about Cake’s passing.

-Thank you. Before we begin, could I get anyone anything?

-A heat lamp.

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-No? Great. Let’s get started.

-Serenity. Calm. Serenely calm. Feel the stress disappear from your shoulders like sandcastles washing away at high tide. Feel it? Good. Because that’s the way a Connectrixx client should feel.

-Morning, Janice. Out for your morning jog along the beach?

-Just like every morning, Bill. Say, did you happen to catch that snazzy new Martin-Wells billboard by the overpass?

-Martin-Bells?

-No, silly. Martin-Wells. You know, the company that leads 18-to-25 dental in disposable oral care category?

-Why, no. No, I haven’t seen it, Janice. Their marketing and branding company must not be doing their jobs.

-Balderdash. I wish there was some way we could show them how the Connectrixx company serves the Martin-Wells brand.

-I am the ghost of quarterlies past, here to show you what a great job Connectrixx has done the last 12 months. Join me in my fantastic time machine. There they are, a mere 12 months ago when Martin-Wells was struggling through a 12% market share loss.

-We’re in the trenches fighting for you every day. Who are we fighting?

-Traditional oral-care buying habits, sir!

-Traditional oral-care buying habits, sir!

-That’s right. Nobody buys one toothbrush in a lifetime. Nobody!

-Hey, nothing happened. I didn’t get my prince.

-This is the problem of managing consumer expectations.

-We’ve only been married two days and you’re leaving.

-I just can’t do it anymore. You haven’t brushed your teeth once. It’s over.

-I forgot my toothbrush. I never should have married you. I should have married Cedric. Cedric!

-Yes, it’s me, Norma, and I brought you disposable toothbrushes. One for home, one for the car, one for the office. But it’s too late for me. I’m dying.

-That’s right, 19-Alpha-G. Martin-Wells is the future.

-That was dim. Dim. A business relationship is only as strong as its teamwork.

-Oh, that’s right. Here at Connectrixx, we’re busy and hard at work, ensuring that people trade in their old toothbrushes for a Martin-Wells smile. But we’re not the only company…

-Excuse me. I’m sorry. Looks like… Is that a stain?

-What is that?

-What is this?

-Something wrong, Trevor?

-This document. It’s all wrong.

-Back to the presentation.

-These numbers. Is this report from last year? Figures of…

-What? No!

-It says right here, “Gary Diddon.” Gary Diddon hasn’t worked for Martin-Wells in 8 months.

-These two reports are identical in every respect. I mean, how did you expect to get away with this?

-Did you just do a global search-and-replace? The years go from ’04 to ’06, and the page numbers go from 04 to 06.

-We’ve owned Frampton-Barkston for the last 4 months. It was the biggest single merger in non-floss dental care…

-Perhaps we’d better adjourn.

-We’ll be finding a new branding agency.

-Why don’t we all just have a cup of tea…

-Thanks anyway, Roxanne.

-I’m really sorry about that. I didn’t mean to bring it up.

-Don’t worry about it. It’s… You have a stain on your shirt.

-I should have never left you in charge of wardrobe.

-You know, this is all Alice’s fault. Alice! Jesus fucking Christ, Alice! Now you’re going to fuck him like you fucked us.


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