Louise:(crossing to the sofa):Just because you've got no taste,it doesn't mean we all have to follow suit. (Stanley gives her a look which silences her,then turns again to his son.Clive continues to sit rigid at the table.) ● Stanley:Now you listen to me,my boy.You get this through your head once and for all;I'm in business to make money.I give people what they want.I mean ordinary people.Maybe they haven't got such wonderful taste as you and your mother;perhaps they don't read such good bookswhat is it?-Homes and Gardens? but they know what they want.If they didn't want it,they wouldn't buy it,and I'd be out of business. • Louise: (crossing to the sofa): Just because you’ve got no taste, it doesn’t mean we all have to follow suit. (Stanley gives her a look which silences her, then turns again to his son. Clive continues to sit rigid at the table.) • Stanley: Now you listen to me, my boy. You get this through your head once and for all; I’m in business to make money. I give people what they want. I mean ordinary people. Maybe they haven’t got such wonderful taste as you and your mother; perhaps they don’t read such good books—what is it?—Homes and Gardens? — but they know what they want. If they didn’t want it, they wouldn’t buy it, and I’d be out of business