Ted had asked me to do some meeting prep but I couldn't find any marketing material on you...

JP Morgan Employee: Ted had asked me to do some meeting prep but I couldn't find any marketing material on you guys. Charlie Geller: Oh, we just moved here from Boulder. JP Morgan Employee: Yeah. Well, can we see your offering documents Charlie Geller: Well, Brownfield is its own money. Jamie Shipley: It's our money. JP Morgan Employee: Well, can you tell us how much you manage? Charlie Geller: Of course. We're doing 30 million right now, uh, but we started four years ago with 110 thousand. So, as you can see, that's pretty phenomenal returns. Jamie Shipley: We want to get an ISDA agreement so we can deal in long-term options. [subtitled: ISDA Agreement: An agreement that lets an investor sit at the 'big boy table' and make high level trades not available to stupid amateurs.Trying to be a high stakes trader without an ISDA is like trying to win the Indy 500 riding a llama] JP Morgan Employee: [in a slightly condescending tone] That's really cool. That is SO cool. Charlie Geller: Thank you. JP Morgan Employee: But, uh... you guys are under the capital requirements for an ISDA. JP Morgan Employee: By how much? JP Morgan Employee: [thinking] Uh... how much? One billion, four hundred seventy million. So... a lot. Charlie Geller: This makes us look bad, doesn't it? That we didn't know what the capital requirements were? JP Morgan Employee: Uh... it's not great. But keep up those returns and give us a call way down the line, you know. Okay?