:50:00
Haven't we, Dennis? Haven't we?
:50:02
-TweIve thousand.
-TweIve. WeII, now....
:50:05
-TweIve?
-TweIve.
:50:07
Now, we can't forget about that cIient
in Munich who offered us 1 5.
:50:12
I'm sorry. That's too much for me.
:50:15
WeII, now, that 1 5,000
incIuded shipping.
:50:19
-And shipping can be very expensive.
-At Ieast $2000.
:50:22
-StiII too much.
-Sometimes it's $3000.
:50:26
Changed my mind.
Good day, gentIemen.
:50:29
-Are you sure--?
-Do something.
:50:31
I wiII. I wiII.
:50:35
Miss Pazzo, we taIked it over.
:50:38
-Eight thousand.
-Eight? But we paid 1 0.
:50:43
AII right. Wait a minute.
:50:47
-Okay.
-Okay.
:50:50
-Eight.
-That's incIuding deIivery.
:50:55
I guess that's better than nothing, huh?
Where's the cash?
:50:58
-COD.
-What?
:51:01
That's the best I couId do, Dennis.
:51:03
Spence, we're fIat-ass broke.
How we gonna get it deIivered?
:51:06
We'II be aII right.
My brother-in-Iaw's got a truck.
:51:10
Stupid me.
:51:16
I'm onIy gonna need it
for a coupIe hours.
:51:19
That's aII right.
Use it as Iong as you want.
:51:21
-Hey, sis.
-You might have to put gas in it.
:51:23
And I'II onIy charge you
50 cents a miIe.
:51:26
-What?
-I figure every miIe you put on her...
:51:28
...she's gonna depreciate
at Ieast that much.
:51:31
Come on, PhiI,
this is your brother-in-Iaw.
:51:33
Yeah. Yeah, you're right.
You are famiIy.
:51:37
-You shouId charge him 30 cents.
-Forty.
:51:39
Let's just tie it on top of the Caddy.
:51:41
No, I got a better idea, Dennis.
PhiI, you Iike my CadiIIac out there?
:51:44
What, the one with the no doors
and the bashed-in griIIe?
:51:47
-Yeah.
-Why?
:51:49
WeII, because you're famiIy,
teII you what I'm gonna do.
:51:53
This is ridicuIous.
This is a CadiIIac without doors.
:51:57
So what? It's a CadiIIac.