:45:01
The mayor's agreed to pay.
Pass it on to the hijackers right away.
:45:05
Will do, sir.
:45:08
Pelham One Two Three.
:45:09
Come in, Pelham One Two Three.
:45:11
This is Pelham One Two Three.
I read you.
:45:14
We agree to pay the ransom.
Repeat, we agree to pay...
:45:18
What? They're gonna do what?
:45:20
Do you read me, Pelham One Two Three?
:45:22
- Zach, you're outta your skull.
- I read you, Garber.
:45:26
Take down my next instructions,
to be followed to the letter.
:45:31
The money's to be paid
in the following denominations.
:45:34
500,000 dollars in fifties.
:45:36
500,000 dollars in hundreds. Right?
:45:39
500,000 in fifties. 500,000 in hundreds.
:45:42
Which will be put
in stacks of 200 bills each,
:45:45
bound with two thick elastic bands.
:45:48
Two stacks of bills, bound in what?
:45:52
Bound with thick elastic bands.
:45:54
All of the bills will be old bills,
their serial numbers to be random.
:45:58
Now that's all. When the delivery arrives
we'll contact you with further instructions.
:46:04
- About what? Your getaway?
- Signing off now.
:46:07
Son of a bitch!
:46:10
Hey, Pelham. It might interest you to
know I figured out how you're gonna do it.
:46:17
Yes, it would interest me very much.
:46:20
You're gonna make everyone
in New York City
:46:22
close their eyes and count
to a hundred, right?
:46:25
It is now 2.47. That means
you have got 26 minutes...
:46:29
Hey, wait a minute, pal. We agreed
to pay the money. Turn your clock off!
:46:33
- 26 minutes.
- Your instructions were complicated.
:46:37
The money has to be counted,
stacked, transported.
:46:39
It just isn't physically possible.
:46:42
You'd be surprised
what's physically possible.
:46:45
The clock's running.
:46:48
26 minutes. After that,
we scratch 'em off one per minute.