But Norman, she has never worked a day in her life before. I thought you'd be sympathetic....

Violet Newstead: [about Judy] But Norman, she has never worked a day in her life before. Norman Lane: I thought you'd be sympathetic. Violet Newstead: I am sympathetic, Norman, but please, why do I have to train her? Let her go work in somebody else's section. Norman Lane: She's very willing and she needs the job, she's recently divorced. Violet Newstead: So, and I'm a widow with 4 kids; Jerry should have never died, I could - I'd have been better off, I could have divorced him. Is that her? Norman Lane: Yes. Violet Newstead: We're gonna need a special locker for the hat.

But, Norman, she has never worked in her life before. I thought you'd be sympathetic. I am sympathetic, but, please, why do I have to train her? Let her work in someone else's section. She's willing and needs the job. She's recently divorced. I'm a widow with four kids. Jerry should never have died. I'd be better off. I could've divorced him. Is that her? Yes. We're going to need a special locker for the hat. This way. This is quite a day for me. I'll bet it is. I was so excited, I left an hour early so I wouldn't be late. It took 45 minutes to find parking. We park inside the building. I just moved to an apartment near the airport. Ah. Hey, Violet, what it is? Hi, Eddie. What do you hear about your promotion? Nothing now. Uh, Eddie Smith... Judy Bernly. Judy starts work today. What? How will I ever get out of this mail room prison if they keep hiring from outside? Lady, you're going to hate it here. Judy. Okay. Now, we're on the 12th floor. Above us is the executive suite, where the president, Mr. Hinkle, is and the chairman of the board. It sounds so big. It is. I've been here 12 years. I've never even seen the chairman of the board.