Getting down to business

We're still on the transcript where Ford watched the E-Cycle corporate video. After McNeil shows off a couple of his music projects, he gets right to business.

"Now which committee do you think this'll go to? I wouldn't be screwing with you man," says McNeil.

"Hey ho ho ho --still has to go through State and Local Government. Depends on how they assign this," says Ford. "...I'm on the finance control of it."

"So we're in a win/win either way," says McNeil.

"Either way."

Ford then agrees to meet with McNeil the next day at one of their offices. These offices, as we mentioned earlier, are full of cameras. McNeil says the reason for this is make sure they capture everything and also it protects them if one of the cameras fails.

Watching the video, we see Ford in McNeil's office sitting by the desk. McNeil shows him their paperwork. Ford tells McNeil that they need to focus on the language in order to get it approved.

"Tell them what you want to get done and we'll get the language right," says Ford.

He says they'll take care of the definitions and paragraphs. McNeil wants it done by December 1.

Ford says, "I'll get that done for you."