:12:02
Well, you wait till
you've given them crabs.
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Then you'll really know hatred.
:12:23
Today I'd like to continue our discussion
of the demand for money by focusing on...
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the money multiplier.
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You've got to add increases in currency, deposits,
reserves and bank credit along the whole system.
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Then what we have is a sum
of an infinite series.
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Adding together the increases
in currency and deposits...
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we find that they add up
to one plus CU over CU plus RE.
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That, simply stated,
is the money multiplier.
:12:42
Now, moving on.
:12:44
The essential technique
of bartending:
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Less is more.
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The less you pour,
the more you score.
:12:50
The boss does better,
we do better.
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And the customer?
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Think of the customer as a hurdler
thinks of a hurdle: a means to an end.
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We dazzle him with ice work...
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we baffle him with bottle work.
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There are many ways
to fool a customer.
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The short pour.
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The long pour.
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The ice mountain,
the spring thaw.
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The speed-rack shuffle,
the hot shot.
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You will learn them all.
:13:16
Yes, Obi-Wan.
:13:18
Both hands. Ladies, ladies,
come on, come on.
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Okay, ready?
One, two, three, let go!
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Yeah, what does it mean?
:13:29
What does it mean? Nothing!
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- Nothing?
- Nothing? All right!
:13:33
Nothing?
:13:36
Whoa!
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- Very sophisticated, man!
- What a good jolt!
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You got it going!
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Come on, let's go with the drinks.
I'm making money tonight.
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Let's make some money
for a change!