But when you realize that people take more time to decide what car they're going to buy than Weill and Citicorp's John Reed took to decide on a $70 billion deal, a little uneasiness might be in order.
John Reed worked for Citicorp.
John Reed worked for Wells Fargo.
The couple is having dinner at a restaurant.
A man in a tank top is beating his wife for not fetching his beer quickly enough.
The man playing the piano and the woman playing the drums happen to be married.
Girls are outside playing
Children in pajamas are sitting on a tire.
A man is taking pictures of the scenery at a lake.