But what has he brought to the plateau? His tactics are unclear, he doesn't like calling timeouts, he doesn't believe in newcomers, and often sits on the bench daydreaming, looking like a VIP spectator.
How do you expect me to trust such a guy?
Roger, do you really think this person can help us?"
Roger pulled out a cigar box, ready to relax with one: "Alright Lenny, I never said all his ideas were right, I just think we can learn from some of his thoughts. Pete, where's your secretary? Without a secretary, who's going to light my cigar?"
"I thought you didn't want outsiders present." Pete Babcock shrugged.
"Note it down for next time, without a secretary, our negotiations will be tough."
In the midst of conversation, Mike D'Antoni knocked on the door and entered the office dragging a suitcase.
Everyone was stunned for a moment, Babcock stood up directly: "Mike, I should have told the driver to take you to the hotel first."
