You know, get everybody out, away from business, away from their spouses, away from stuffy cocktail-party music and floral arrangements.
Have a little crazy fun - you know, good food, lots to drink, maybe a little gambling, a show, and trust me, nothing bonds two businessmen together more than one of them finding the other hung over with a hooker in their bed the next morning.
- What?
- Just a figure of speech, Emily.
You cannot be serious.
These are dignified men and women.
- There are mobsters in Atlantic City.
- Let's hope so.
- Talk to him.
- Well, Jason, I'm not so sure this...
Richard, this is the kind of thing that could set us apart from the other companies.
It's different, maybe a little crazy, but they will remember it and they will tell their friends about it.
Yes, I suppose they will.
Every other company in town is throwing a dignified cocktail party.
Believe me, right now my mother has twelve caterers throttling every sturgeon they can find to get fine caviar for my father's clients.
Let's not give our clients canapés, Richard.
- Let's give 'em some fun.
- Well, it is different.
- You can't be serious.
- Well, it's good to change with the times.
You're running an insurance company, not a rap label.
People aren't looking to you to give them a good time.
They are looking to you to protect their livelihood.
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