:14:02
And you want $100.
:14:04
I need the money very badly.
:14:06
With merchandise like that,
I need it worse than you do.
:14:10
Got anything else?
:14:14
Wait a minute.
:14:24
- That's a 10-cent toy.
- Yeah, you can have a lot of fun with it.
:14:28
Not a $100 worth, I can't.
:14:30
Have you got any other security?
:14:35
Every boy who becomes a good American
citizen is worth $10,000 to the State.
:14:39
That's a fact. I have good authority for it.
:14:43
I'm sorry,
but $100 for a bum watch like this...
:14:45
and a hunk of tin
with a couple of ball bearings...
:14:47
All right, Dave.
I don't blame you for turning me down.
:14:51
Thanks just the same.
I'll try someplace else.
:14:53
Wait a minute.
:15:00
Couldn't you make a good American
for $50?
:15:09
All right, there's your $100.
:15:12
No. You keep the watch.
:15:14
I'll keep this.
:15:16
- I'll redeem that some day with interest.
- Yeah.
:15:19
Here, sign this.
:15:23
- No, don't sign it.
- Thanks.
:15:28
Now, you'd better leave
before I change my mind.
:15:32
I'm not afraid of that, Dave.
:15:35
Now, I wonder if you could show me
some furniture.
:15:37
You know, chairs and tables,
and stuff like that.
:15:41
$100 worth?
:15:42
I got a little list here that I made out.
:15:46
There.
:15:48
All right.
:15:49
I suppose when your boys grow up,
they'll break bigger and better windows.
:15:53
I'll be right with you, boys.
:15:54
Certainly on their good behavior,
aren't they?
:15:57
Ten chairs.