What do you think Mr Clegg?"Larry is lost for words. What the hell is Connie playing at?Clegg smiles broadly. He's sometimes inclined to enjoy a joke ...t other's expense and he's noticed Connie's occasional sniping at Larry. "That's a perceptive observation, Connie, especially as we all have such high hope for Larry's project. Pam?"Pam Jordan is perfectly aware of what's going on but she's happy to indulge Connie and Freddie's teasing. "I am inclined to agree with Connie," she says. "Larry, when. Ill call you back in about a half hour, Babe. Cant wait to see you tonight, he whispered. I heard the voice continue. Okay, Babe. Stop that! You are giving me a hard on and Ive got to go past my wife on the way out of here, Jeff said, again whispering. See ya tonight, he said, shutting the phone. I went back to the kitchen table and looked in the newspaper, pretending to read it. By the time Jeff entered the kitchen, he had his pilot uniform and was adjusting his tie. Sorry. That was Scott, the. ..no. Of course not, Greg." she replied."Then, you do realize that there are going to be consequences for your inappropriate behavior?" But.....I.......it's just......." she stammered."Now stop, Mrs. C," Greg hollered, slamming his hand down on the table with a resounding crack, startling her into silence. "I think you've dug a deep enough hole for yourself. You don't want to make it any worse by continuing to argue. What would your daughter think if she could see you now, arguing like this,". They actually wanted him full time, but part of his willingness to work for them, was that they allowed him his own hours.In the first year at the firm, he brought in millions of profits for his customers. This translated into good profit for the company, bonuses for him, and good PR for everyone. His personal reputation was made.His personal fortunes grew very quickly after that. He worked three days a week and was pulling in a quarter of a million in salary alone, not including bonuses, by.