Tabitha Brady: Good morning, Greer.
Glickman: Morning, Tabitha.
TB: You look great today. But you always look great, don't you?
GG: You look great, too, Tabitha. What's up?
TB: Well, you know about the budget constraints. I'm taking all kinds of hell from Garvey about who knows what kinds of upgrades to the place.
GG: Well, Hammond's got to step up. Otherwise things will start to fall apart. It's that simple.
TB: See? It's that simple. But you know Hammond. And Michelle it's like trying to pry a nickel from a hand What's that expression again?
GG: A dead man's hand.
TB: What?
GG: It's like trying to pry a nickel from a dead man's hand..
TB: Well, I certainly don't remember it being so morbid. In any event, we're going to need to put together a presentation, and, well, I wouldn't even know where to start
GG: I'll take care of it, Tabitha.
TB: See? I knew you'd say that. I don't know what I'd do without you, Greer.
GG: No problem, Tabitha.
TB: If you were to ever leave here, well, I don't know how I'd get by.
GG: I'll let you know when it's done, Tabitha.
TB: Thanks Greer. You're truly a wonderful person.
GG: Right.