:50:06
Good evening, Ben.
:50:08
Aye. Oh, it's
a pleasant night, Gordon.
:50:11
This is Macintyre.
He's staying with us.
:50:14
How do you do, Mr Macintyre?
:50:16
I'd offer you a cup of tea,
but there's only the one other cup.
:50:20
- We don't mind sharing.
- Not in the least.
:50:23
No sugar, though, please.
:50:29
Macintyre was asking me how much
I thought the bay was worth, Ben.
:50:34
:50:42
Oh, that's a good one,
right enough, Gordon!
:50:58
Do you know about the stars, Ben?
:51:01
Well, I know my way around this sky.
:51:05
What about comets? Any around?
:51:07
Did you want to buy a comet, as well?
:51:10
Maybe.
:51:12
If you want to find a comet,
:51:14
you just have to look long enough
in the right place.
:51:18
Where would you look?
:51:20
I would look in Leo,
:51:22
but it seems like an awful lot
of trouble just to find a comet.
:51:27
What about Virgo?
:51:29
You never mentioned
comets before.
:51:32
That's a whole new area
of negotiation.
:51:37
We'll leave you in peace now, Ben.
:51:40
We're having a Ceilidh tomorrow after
Mac and I have tidied up some work.
:51:44
I'll be there, Gordon.
You can count on me.
:51:47
Jesus, look.
:51:50
Holy cow! Jesus!
:51:53
Calm down, Mac.
It's just a meteor shower.