:14:12
Hey, a kangaroo.
:14:28
I'm sorry, I can't sleep with that lion
or whatever it is chirping.
:14:32
- Do you mind if I stay here for a while?
- No, have a seat.
:14:35
- Sure I won't bother you?
- No, not at all.
:14:37
- New batch of magazines came in today.
- Good.
:14:47
What makes him do that? Is he hungry?
:14:51
There's probably a lioness lurking
in the bush out there somewhere.
:14:56
I guess there's all sorts of hunger
in the world, isn't there?
:15:01
This is a weird sort of business to be in,
collecting animals.
:15:05
I guess it's fun for a man, isn't it?
:15:09
When it's profitable.
:15:11
You sell them to zoos?
:15:14
Circuses, trainers.
:15:16
How much do you get...
:15:18
...for a baby elephant, for instance?
:15:21
A dumbo?
:15:22
Is that really the name for them?
:15:25
- Around $5000. Tough to ship, though.
- I saw a baby elephant in the zoo once.
:15:29
He was sucking on a gallon jug of milk
with a nipple attached.
:15:32
Can you imagine that?
A whole gallon of milk.
:15:36
Their mothers carry much more than that.
:15:39
More than a gallon?
:15:44
I know. Have you got any kangaroos?
What do you get for a kangaroo?
:15:49
You have to go to Australia for kangaroos.
:15:51
Yes. Like I said,
I was educated at the York Club.
:15:55
I'd like to see a kangaroo close up.
A mama kangaroo.
:15:59
Is it true that they carry their babies
in a little pouch thing?