:13:21
I don't believe it.
:13:24
I can't believe it.
You have nine basic patents here.
:13:26
Nine.
:13:28
That's basic patents.
Do you know what that means?
:13:32
- Yes, I think so.
- Do you really?
:13:35
I wonder.
:13:37
It It means, Mr. Newton,
that you can take RCA...
:13:41
Eastman Kodak and DuPont,
for starters.
:13:45
In, say, three years,
what would this be worth to me?
:13:50
I'm a lawyer, not an accountant,
Mr. Newton.
:13:54
But I'd say it must be
something in the area of...
:13:58
$300 million.
:14:00
- Not more?
- More?
:14:03
- I need more.
- What the hell for?
:14:07
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean it to sound like that.
:14:11
It's just I'm trying
to adjust my mind to all this.
:14:13
I'll offer you 10% of my net profits...
:14:16
plus five percent
of all corporate holdings.
:14:23
I must think about it all.
:14:26
I'll ask Trevor
to take you home.
:14:28
I don't drive.
:14:33
Thank you. I have
my own driver waiting.
:14:35
- All night?
- If you take this assignment...
:14:38
you'll have complete authority,
below me.
:14:41
I don't want to have contact
with anyone except you.
:14:44
When you take this position,
Mr. Farnsworth...
:14:46
you'll be able to replace your antiquated
sound equipment and buy some of mine.
:14:50
- Buy it?
- At cost, naturally.
:14:53
Perhaps you're not
so different after all, Mr. Newton.
:14:58
Arthur, would you
please slow down?