Why Are We Here?
From Duplicity
00:00 - 02:31
2m 31s
Howard gives a speech to his staff about a secret and cutting-edge product that will soon be unveiled. During his speech, he commends his staff and indicates the need to rethink the company's approach. The competitive environment has changed, and the company's old approach will no longer be enough to remain relevant. As Howard gives his speech, Richard reads aloud a copy of the speech that his staff has intercepted.
This clip contains profanity at the following moments: 01:12 - 01:12

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