Now put down the key. And put down the address

J.D. Sheldrake:
Tell me, Baxter. Have you seen Music Man? C.C. Baxter:
Not yet. I hear it's one swell show. J.D. Sheldrake:
How would you like to go tonight? C.C. Baxter:
You and me? I thought you were taking the branch manager from Kansas City. J.D. Sheldrake:
No, I have other plans. You can have both tickets. C.C. Baxter:
Well... that's very kind of you. But I'm not feeling well. See, I've got this cold. I'm gonna go right home. J.D. Sheldrake:
Baxter, you're not reading me. I told you I have plans. C.C. Baxter:
So do I. I'm gonna take four aspirins, get into bed, so you might as well give the tickets to somebody else. J.D. Sheldrake:
Look, Baxter. I'm not just giving these tickets. I wanna swap them. C.C. Baxter:
Swap 'em? For what? J.D. Sheldrake:
It also says here that you are alert, astute and quite imaginative. C.C. Baxter:
Oh? Oh... J.D. Sheldrake:
That's good thinking, Baxter. There's gonna be a shift in personnel around here next month. And as far as I'm concerned, you are executive material. C.C. Baxter:
I am? J.D. Sheldrake:
Now put down the key. And put down the address