Beach-bound Executive Prints

"Endless Summer III"

"You're invited to our management excursion. Come dresses as a pinata."

"Business doesn't take a summer vacation."

"Good morning. Fen, Boscage, Bracken & Spinney."

"The jury didn't buy my defense that CEOs just want to have fun."

Boy in toy car talking on phone.

'Interesting. At first, I didn't pick her as dominant.' - Child chairs meeting at Toys Inc.

'Look, can't you play Badminton elsewhere? I'm trying to run a board meeting here.'

Business Vacation.

Plane with banner shoots at another.

"I'm not sure I like your working vacations."

"See? I told you it was possible to mix business with pleasure."

'Ocean sounds won't be heard, so that we may bring you a paid commercial program on offshore investment opportunities.'

"It's a working vacation."

'We hope to invest in a few start-ups with national franchise potential.'

"You haven't left much room for sun tan lotion"

'Can't you ever forget work?'

Caution - Men Working In Trees.

'At the moment, I'm in the overseas division.'

'Better get back to business and take your mind off golf for a change.'

'I thought you said inflatables were allowed on the beach.'

Man at important looking desk lined with quill pens gets ready to shoot one at a dartboard on his wall.

"Our founder was a real joker. That's the first silver dollar he ever glued to the floor."

'May I play through please?'

Surfer on his mobile phone.

"I think it's important that we look at this holistically."

An airplane has stock market tickers on it.

"We're all nuts about the Pacific Rim."

"Out? What are you, blind?"

Man stranded on island selling coconuts. Advertises same location 14 years.

'He's never been good at switching off work on holiday.'

'The acme fund...1 yr, 10...5 yr, 12...10 yr, 17.'

'I'd like to see that smart aleck second grade teacher ask me if I have enough for the whole class now.'

"I shelled out five grand for this suit, so I'm wearing it whenever I want."

"It's an infomercial in support of 'free trade' - so that cheap Chinese goods and expensive U.S. goods can complete on the open market."