Rudy: Hey, Norm, we gotta talk to Kreitzer. Now, we ain't taking this crap anymore.
Norm: What's the matter, fellas?
Rudy: Oh, man, it's everything. We had to give up those football tickets.
Gordon: We have to work weekends.
John: Yeah, now he wants us to work nights, too.
Rudy: Yeah, and I'll tell you something else, the thing we hate most is the way he's treating you.
Norm: Fellas, look, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll give the guy a call, OK, and I'll see if I can get him to ease up on the hours a little bit. It's all I can do.
Rudy: OK. Thanks, Norm. You know, 'cause I'll tell you something. Just because we're out there standing in that hot sun all day breathing turpentine fumes, you know, that doesn't mean that we, uh... Sheesh! Forgot what I was going to say. Heck! Doesn't matter. Look, we'll see you later, Norm. OK, come on, let's go. [exits]
Frasier: You know, Norm, you might bear in mind that you could be pushing these guys a bit too far.
Norm: Come on, Frasier. The key to being a good executive is knowing when to be firm and when to be fair.
Rudy: [returns] Uh, Norm?
Norm: Yeah?
Rudy: The guys and I decided you don't have a spine, so we're just going to go over to Kreitzer's office and bash his skull in.