:25:02
There's a potbellied stove,
wrought iron skillet,
:25:05
twenty pounds of flour,
one axe, two extra handles.
:25:08
Now, let's see. A stove, $7.50; skillet,
$4.20; flour, $8.50; $9.75 for an axe.
:25:12
Add that up,
will you, Wong?
:25:17
That comes to $47, even.
Now for the wagon...
:25:21
Wait a minute.
Hold it. Hold it!
:25:23
Forty-seven dollars?
The stove was $7.50.
:25:26
The skillet was $4.20.
That's $11.70. Then you have...
:25:31
Have you ever been in the Orient, sir? Huh?
:25:33
Have you ever been
in the Orient?
:25:36
No, I never have.
:25:38
That's amazing.
Simply amazing.
:25:41
Wong, observe the analytical mind
of the trained scientist.
:25:44
Skilled in the arts of mathematics,
physics, chemistry.
:25:47
Able to understand the machinations
of the Oriental calculating abacus.
:25:51
Run over those figures
for him again, Wong.
:25:58
Yeah. That's $47, all right.
:25:59
Extraordinary mind.
You, sir, are amazing.
:26:03
Now, let's put you into a wagon.
Right this way.
:26:07
Okay.
:26:10
You are indeed
a fortunate man!
:26:12
This is your lucky day!
:26:15
The wagon you are beholding...
soon to be yours...
:26:17
is the only one of its kind
west of the Mississippi.
:26:19
How much is it?
Built of the finest oak.
:26:21
Once owned by one of the
great pioneers of our west,
:26:24
the late Sir Lincoln Boone.
:26:38
I know this is no time
to bring this up, but how much is it?
:26:42
Excuse me. I'll let it go
for a hundred dollars.
:26:45
How much? One hundred and fifty dollars.
:26:48
Now that seems
kind of expensive to me!
:26:51
Expensive? Too expensive
for a vehicle worthy of transporting...
:26:55
one of the great scientific minds
of our day?
:26:57
Sir, this wagon befits you.
:26:59
Wong, let us not forget. Our house is
honored by the presence of a physician.