San Francisco Manager:
[interviewing Natalie for a job]
So, what happened?
Natalie Keener:
How exactly do you mean?
San Francisco Manager:
You graduated top of your class. You could have had your pick of employment, including right here. Instead, you went to Omaha to... fire people for a living?
Natalie Keener:
Challenging work.
San Francisco Manager:
I'll say. I couldn't imagine doing that day in and day out. Not in this climate.
Natalie Keener:
I... followed a boy.
San Francisco Manager:
I guess we've all done that at some point in our lives.
[the manager pauses and picks up a letter from his desk, showing it to Natalie]
San Francisco Manager:
This guy says I'd be lucky to have you.
Ryan Bingham:
[voiceover, reading the letter]
To whom it may concern: I can't begin to count the number of people I've fired in my lifetime. So many that I've forgotten what it's like to actually hire someone. We've never met, but I know you'd be lucky to have Natalie Keener. My advice? Take her and don't look back. She'll be the best decision you've made in a long time.
San Francisco Manager:
[holding his hand out]
I sure hope he's right.
[Natalie springs to her feet and shakes hands, gathering her composure and trying not to smile too broadly]
