I'm instead just going to remind you of the point that BMI teaches us.

The question is, let's say the company goes bankrupt.

Just for the sake this class, I think we ought to just use this definition.

Here we have a quote from David Letterman.

Because there's actually two types of bankruptcy.

Company Confidential

Means, opportunity, but Intent.

It was quite a momentous occasion for all of us.

(Laughter)

So you look for the right oppurtunity.

This could be an opportunity...

This is a unique opportunity.

It will create better, more intuitive customer service.

I'll arrange a little meeting.

The last element that actually helped develop these things was the partnerships.

And the public was extremely all for it.

looking, as she put it for another poet.

Why are you like that again?

And I think, at its core, it's deciding that you want your life to be better.

One was a great career.

I might not get another chance.

our opportunity?

It's an occasion.

This is a great opportunity.

Rain check?

That's perfect.

Well I missed it.

Business

Business.

I passed up an opportunity to see him.

We finally get a chance to meet.

Wait for a second chance.

So, I must hurry, or miss my chance.

It did have its moments.

I had a chance to see him.

Do it. Business. Good.

Business

Last in reading, math and science. Last.

It's a business.

This is just business.

If only I get a chance to see him.

I'm sorry to hear that, but business is business.

They have some way to interact that's not always direct.

I came so close too. I almost met her.

Indeed I do, when I get the chance.