Now let's see here... Hmm, yes, a little cirrus, and a... Mmm, a touch of nimble slattice, and... A dash of cumulus! His name is Pegasus.
And he's all your son. Might his head? He's so tiny. Why, my little Hercules. My dad says it's not safe.
Nemo! No! Dad?
You're about to swim into open water! No, I wasn't gonna go out! It's just a good thing I was here. But Dad, no!
If I hadn't shown up, I don't know... No, he wasn't gonna go! Yeah, he was too afraid!
No, I wasn't! This does not concern you, kids. And you're lucky I don't tell...
your parents you were out there. You know you can't swim well. I can swim fine, Dad, okay? No, it's not okay.
You shouldn't be anywhere near here. Okay, I was right. You know what? We'll start school in a year or two.
No, Dad, just because you're scared of the ocean. Clearly you're not ready and you're not coming back until you are. You think you can do these things, but you just can't, Nemo. I hate you. What's with the kid wearing a cummerbund?
I let him wear whatever he wants to wear. Those boots are the best. Whose are they? I know, right?
I think they're Kevin's. I'll have a hot dog with a mustard and a... Knish? Frankenstein!
What do you want? Thirty packets of ketchup. Alright!
Thirty packets of ketchup. Ow! Nice cut, pal! U... C... H... Correct!
I am the smartest man alive! I'm nervous. I mean, first and second grade were easy, but social studies, division, this is gonna be tough.
Man, I'm so nervous. I mean, first and second grade were easy, but social studies, division, this is gonna be tough. Relax, dude. But, but I gotta be.
My mom's an ape, my friends are apes, my whole family. If I'm not an ape, then, then what am I? Sometimes everything seems out of my reach. No matter how hard I try.
Sometimes I feel like nothing at all inside. Well, everything that I try to hold on to Just seems to slip away You know I thought it keeps calling me back again But I keep looking, I see a voice in me Keep searching down the street Who am I? Tell me Where do I come from? Who am I?
Tell me It's like I don't care at all Who am I? Tell me No! Queen Elsa of Arendelle.
Princess Anna of Arendelle. Are you sure? Cause I don't think I'm supposed to...
Oh, okay. Hi. Hi, hi me?
Mr. Huff would like to talk to you in his office. Hmm. Now? Now.
Sit down, Bob. I'm not happy, Bob. Not happy.
Ask me why. Okay. Why? Why what? Be specific, Bob.
Why are you unhappy? Your customers make me unhappy. What?
You've gotten complaints? Complaints I can handle. What I can't handle is your customer's inexplicable knowledge of InsuraCare's inner workings. They're experts.
Experts, Bob! Exploiting every loophole. Dodging every obstacle. They're penetrating the bureaucracy!
Did I do something illegal? No. Are you saying we shouldn't help our customers? The law requires that I answer no. We're supposed to help people.
We're supposed to help our people! Starting with our stockholders, Bob! Who's helping them out, huh? You know, Bob... A c...
Company... Is like an enormous clock. Is like an enormous clo-Yes, precisely. It only works if all the little cogs mesh together. Now, a clock needs to be clean, well lubricated, and wound tight.
The best clocks have jewel movements, cogs that fit, that cooperate by design. I'm being metaphorical, Bob. You know what I mean by cooperative cogs?
Bob? Bob? Look at me when I'm talking to you, Parr! That man out there, he needs help. Do not change the subject, Bob!
We're discussing your actions! He is getting mugged! Well, let's hope we don't cover him!
I'll be right back. Stop right now, or you're fired! Close the door.
Get over here, now. I'm not happy, Bob. Not...
He got away. Good thing too. Heh, you were this close to losing your ch-Ah! BANG! Uh oh.
Uh oh. How is he? He'll live. I'm fired, aren't I? Oh, you think?
What can I say, Rick? Nothing you haven't said before. Someone was in trouble.
Someone's always in trouble. I had to do something. Yeah.
Every time you say those words, it means a month and a half of trouble for me, Bob. It means hundreds of thousands of taxpayers'dollars. I know.
We gotta pay to keep the company quiet. We gotta pay damages. Erase memories. Relocate your family. Every time it gets harder.
Money, money, money, money, money. We can't keep doing this, Bob. We appreciate what you did in the old days, but those days are over.
From now on, you're on your own. Ah, listen, Bob. Maybe I could relocate you, you know, for old time's sake.
No, I can't do that to my family again. Everyone just got settled out. I'll make it work.
Thanks. Take care of yourself.