The Twilight Zone1959

Feathersmith:
I remember vividly one afternoon when you called me into your office, and you said, "Bill Feathersmith, I like your style, boy. I want you in with me." You remember that afternoon, Mr. Deidrich?

Deidrich:
I shall never forget it, Mr. Feathersmith. I have given it a good deal of thought in the ensuing years, and I shall never cease to regret it.

Feathersmith:
You never did like me.

Deidrich:
I wouldn't say that, Mr. Feathersmith. I wouldn't say that I - never did like you. I have disliked and detested you with great cordiality. I have found you to be, from the moment you came into my office, a predatory, grasping, conniving, acquisitive animal of a man. Without heart, without conscience, without compassion, and without even a subtle hint of the common decencies. Shall we go on from there?