Morgan Freeman

Well, it's with the mafia down the street.

Am I right? Is that where a lot of it was? Not the mafia, but boy, you're in the mix there.

Am I right? Is that where a lot of it was? Not the mafia, but boy, you're in the mix there.

Am I right? Is that where a lot of it was? Not the mafia, but boy, you're in the mix there.

So they were moving me up in the hierarchy. And the guy who was the audit clerk took off. He got his license as a CPA. And they said, do you want to take that desk? You get a $5 a week raise. If I make them from 55, I'm going to go to 60. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I get the job. I'm good at it. Now people are bringing me stuff to do. This was part of your job back there. Really? Yeah.

So they were moving me up in the hierarchy. And the guy who was the audit clerk took off. He got his license as a CPA. And they said, do you want to take that desk? You get a $5 a week raise. If I make them from 55, I'm going to go to 60. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I get the job. I'm good at it. Now people are bringing me stuff to do. This was part of your job back there. Really? Yeah.

So they were moving me up in the hierarchy. And the guy who was the audit clerk took off. He got his license as a CPA. And they said, do you want to take that desk? You get a $5 a week raise. If I make them from 55, I'm going to go to 60. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I get the job. I'm good at it. Now people are bringing me stuff to do. This was part of your job back there. Really? Yeah.

And this and this. They said, well, he didn't ever have time to do it. And you do. Okay. How much was he making a week? Right. Well, he was making $105 a week. Well, come on. That's like a $35 a week raise just like that. We can't do that. These people who've been here 20 years are just up and leaving now. There's a phone call from a woman I knew from San Francisco. She was in New York.

And this and this. They said, well, he didn't ever have time to do it. And you do. Okay. How much was he making a week? Right. Well, he was making $105 a week. Well, come on. That's like a $35 a week raise just like that. We can't do that. These people who've been here 20 years are just up and leaving now. There's a phone call from a woman I knew from San Francisco. She was in New York.

And this and this. They said, well, he didn't ever have time to do it. And you do. Okay. How much was he making a week? Right. Well, he was making $105 a week. Well, come on. That's like a $35 a week raise just like that. We can't do that. These people who've been here 20 years are just up and leaving now. There's a phone call from a woman I knew from San Francisco. She was in New York.

We were taking dance lessons in San Francisco. I did jazz and tap and jazz. Ballet. Yeah, you were very into dancing. An actor who can move and sing, you've got that much wider possibility. Opportunity. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she called me and she said, did you know that Michael Kidd was holding auditions for Dances for the World Fair? The next day, at my lunch hour, I went to the audition.

We were taking dance lessons in San Francisco. I did jazz and tap and jazz. Ballet. Yeah, you were very into dancing. An actor who can move and sing, you've got that much wider possibility. Opportunity. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she called me and she said, did you know that Michael Kidd was holding auditions for Dances for the World Fair? The next day, at my lunch hour, I went to the audition.

We were taking dance lessons in San Francisco. I did jazz and tap and jazz. Ballet. Yeah, you were very into dancing. An actor who can move and sing, you've got that much wider possibility. Opportunity. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she called me and she said, did you know that Michael Kidd was holding auditions for Dances for the World Fair? The next day, at my lunch hour, I went to the audition.

My kid says, how soon can you start? How soon do you want me? I said, today.

My kid says, how soon can you start? How soon do you want me? I said, today.

My kid says, how soon can you start? How soon do you want me? I said, today.

I'm not coming back.

I'm not coming back.

I'm not coming back.

My supervisor, he said, how much does this pay? I said, I'm not coming back. I got a job. I'm dancing. He said, how much is the passes? $92 a week. Okay. He says, okay, how long is that going to last? I don't care how long it lasts.