Irwin Wayfair:
We can't have toys out on the market that may be dangerous.
Larry Benson:
How can they be dangerous? Everything on them is standard. The design is standard, the materials are standard, the mechanicals are standard. Even the... Oh.
Irwin Wayfair:
What's "Oh?"
Larry Benson:
What?
Irwin Wayfair:
You just said "Oh."
Larry Benson:
No, l said "Oh."
Irwin Wayfair:
Err, "Oh" like "That's interesting", or "Oh" like "We're screwed"?
Larry Benson:
No. l mean, hey, whoa, oh. Look, forget the "Oh." I'll go to Legal to start on the countersuit. Alright?
Irwin Wayfair:
The chips. That's the "Oh"!
Larry Benson:
Oh.
Irwin Wayfair:
Yeah. These micro-processing chips, what do they do and where did you get them from?
Larry Benson:
They, you know, micro-process. And they come from the land of "I Saved Your Job." Come on.
Irwin Wayfair:
[looks up the chips on his computer] They were designed for the Department of Defense. [shocked] You put munitions chips in toys?!
