LPC: But, yeah.

LPC: I don't think she's going to answer.

Woman: Hello.

LPC: Hi... hi, how's it going?

Woman: Who you can talk to?

LPC: Harold... Sacks.

Woman: Well, who's this, please?

LPC: My name is, uh... Brock.

Woman: Brock, who?

LPC: Brock Winthrop.

Woman: Well, I don't know who you want.

LPC: Well, I'm calling from, uh, Guam right now.

Woman: From Guam?

LPC: For Harold Sacks.

LPC: I am, and I don't know what time it is there, so you'll help to forgive me.

LPC: I thought it was about 9 o'clock in the evening.

LPC: But I'd like to talk about him.

Woman: Well, go ahead.

LPC: It is my belief, and I intend to maintain this belief, that Harold Sachs above all stood for freedom.

LPC: I would like to add also that

LPC: people usually speak of Harold Sachs with a reverent tone.

LPC: One of admiration.

LPC: That's really all I've got to offer on that.

LPC: I just am more interested in what you have to say.

Woman: I have nothing to say.

LPC: Huh?

Woman: I have nothing to say.

Woman: How about what?

Woman: I don't know what you're talking about.

Woman: I think you're had too much to drink or something.

Woman: Harold...

Man: Yeah, Harold Sacks, I think, will take plastic.

Woman: What?

LPC: Why don't you just... can you answer a couple of questions for me?

Woman: Well, what do you want to know?

LPC: Where is Harold Sachs?

LPC: Where is Harry Sachs?

Woman: Well, there's no Harry Sacks here, or Harold Sacks.

Man: I heard he sacked the 49ers pretty good.

Woman: Pardon?

LPC: H... how... what do you know, what can you tell me about Harry Sacks?

Woman: I don't know anything about Harry Sacks.

Woman: I think you've got a problem.

LPC: Listen, all I did was I called zero zero for the new toll-free

LPC: savings? And this is what happened.

Woman: Well, then you've got the wrong number.

LPC: I'm just after the savings, you know?