:51:02
How much do you want for the gourd?
You can have it.
:51:04
Have it?
Yes. Consider the lilies.
:51:07
Don't you want to haggle?
No. In the field.
:51:09
What's wrong with it?
Nothing. Take it.
:51:11
Consider the lilies?
Well, the birds, then.
:51:14
What birds?
Any birds.
:51:16
Why?
Well, have they got jobs?
:51:19
Who?
The birds.
:51:21
Have the birds got jobs?
:51:23
What's the matter with him?
Says the birds are scrounging.
:51:26
The point is, the birds,
they do all right, don't they?
:51:29
Well, good luck to 'em.
Yeah, they're very pretty.
:51:32
Okay. And you're much more
important than they are, right?
:51:36
So what are you worrying about?
There you are. See?
:51:38
I'm worrying about what
you've got against birds.
:51:41
I haven't got anything
against the birds.
:51:43
Consider the lilies.
He's having a go at the flowers now!
:51:46
Give the flowers a chance.
I'll give you one for it.
:51:49
It's yours.
Two, then.
:51:51
Look, there was this man,
and he had two servants.
:51:53
What were they called?
What were their names?
:51:56
I don't know.
And he gave them some talents.
:51:59
You don't know?
Well, it doesn't matter.
:52:01
He doesn't know
what they were called!
:52:03
They were called Simon and Adrian.
You said you didn't know!
:52:06
It really doesn't matter. The point is,
there were these two servants.
:52:09
He's making it up as he goes along.
No, I'm not!
:52:12
And he gave them
Wait, were there three?
:52:15
Oh, he's terrible.
:52:17
There were two or three.
Oh, get off!
:52:26
Now hear this!
Blessed are they...
:52:29
Three.
who convert their neighbor's asses.
:52:31
For they shall inhibit their girth.
Rubbish!
:52:34
And to them only shall be given
:52:38
to them only...
:52:41
shall be given
:52:46
What?
Hmm?
:52:48
Shall be given what?
Oh, nothing.
:52:51
What were you going to say?
Nothing.
:52:53
Yes, you were going to say something.
No, I finished.
:52:55
Tell us before you go.
I'm finished.
:52:59
No, you don't.
Why won't he tell?