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Is this not the same as picking peaches?
"Mr. Block, this matter, I'm afraid ...."
"Charlie!"
Before Charlie Chaplin could finish, Griffith suddenly interrupted him because he knew Chaplin too well. At this moment, Chaplin's words were most likely indicating a refusal to Donnie Block, and if that was the case, they would have lost a potential solution to the company's problems.
Chaplin, interrupted by Griffith, looked at him suspiciously.
Griffith smiled and said to Donnie, "Mr. Block, we are very grateful for your interest in taking shares in our company. However, this is a major matter and we need to discuss it with Pickford and Douglas in Europe before we can respond to your request"
Donnie thought for a moment and said nothing more.
After discussing this matter, they didn't have any specific issues to talk about. What followed was some casual chatting about various topics.
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"David, you're not seriously considering letting Donnie in, are you?"
