Yes. She doesn’t have to tell him that Sanzen has a personal grudge against Cooper. Corporate records will show that Sanzen had been fired from Grumbel’s. That should be enough to discredit him to Stuart.
Usually I would disagree you while making a snarky remark against Stuart, but then remembered you were suggesting Grumbel’s corporate records be involved, and I’m sure they rate higher than the actual stone tablets of the 10 Commandments in his world.
He just didn’t think of it, that’s all. He probably didn’t consider that anyone would take them, and he certainly didn’t expect Sanzen to be the new EGRGIS supervisor.
(Speaking of Sanzen, does anyone else “hear” his speech in the voice of C. Montgomery Burns?
After all this time, that he could accuse her of lying, is really not to be borne! But it won’t help to take it out on the poor phone Marla. Even if you do wish it was Stuart’s neck.
Tell him who the EGRGIS supervisor was! For your own sake!
Yes. She doesn’t have to tell him that Sanzen has a personal grudge against Cooper. Corporate records will show that Sanzen had been fired from Grumbel’s. That should be enough to discredit him to Stuart.
Usually I would disagree you while making a snarky remark against Stuart, but then remembered you were suggesting Grumbel’s corporate records be involved, and I’m sure they rate higher than the actual stone tablets of the 10 Commandments in his world.
Is Stuart really accusing Marla of lying?
Never could figure out why Cooper didn’t have a copy of the tally sheets just in case.
He just didn’t think of it, that’s all. He probably didn’t consider that anyone would take them, and he certainly didn’t expect Sanzen to be the new EGRGIS supervisor.
(Speaking of Sanzen, does anyone else “hear” his speech in the voice of C. Montgomery Burns?
After all this time, that he could accuse her of lying, is really not to be borne! But it won’t help to take it out on the poor phone Marla. Even if you do wish it was Stuart’s neck.