I'm sure we can reach an agreement.

MR LINDERMAN:Let me begin by explaining. Demolishing the building is out of the question.

LAWYER:I'm sure we can reach an agreement.

MR LINDERMAN:You can't intimidate me. There's no compromise.

LAWYER:Allow me to continue. The bottom line is ....

ELIZABETH:The purchase price is flexible.

MR LINDERMAN:I'm listening.

ELIZABETH:If we were to offer another ten million would that change your mind?

LAWYER:That’s 30 million dollars for a building you know is worth no more than 12..

MR LINDERMAN:You're forgetting one very important thing. My concern is not the money. I'm a very rich man. If you demolish the building, I won't sign the deal.

LAWYER:Mr. Linderman. You should consider the deal is ...

MR LINDERMAN:Let me explain the bigger picture ...

ELIZABETH:Let's cut to the chase. We double the deal, forty million dollars. Do we have a deal?

MR LINDERMAN:Put it in the contract. When can I expect the rest of the money?

ELIZABETH:This afternoon.

MR LINDERMAN:Very nice. Excellent. It's been a pleasure doing business with you. Oh, by the way. I've always hated this building.