:18:00
You bought it for forty thousand
:18:04
I'm afraid that stamp cheated
my son out of
:18:05
those stamps and gave
him rubbish instead
:18:07
I don't know
what you're talking about
:18:09
I see
:18:11
Say I'd like to buy something
in your shop...
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Well, a series of German stamps,
Polarfahrt with the Zeppelins in them
:18:21
From 1931...
:18:24
Could we perhaps...?
:18:26
Do you want to buy?
:18:27
We may...
:18:30
...discuss it
:18:44
Is this what you mean?
:18:46
Yes
:18:48
Well, it's for sale
:18:49
How much?
:18:53
Er... Two hundred forty thousand
:18:57
The price isn't high
:19:00
Well, if that's so, the next time
I'll bring the police here
:19:05
I'm sorry
:19:07
It's all right
:19:09
You can use my phone, sir
:19:13
Well, do you want to
:19:21
...use the phone or not?
:19:29
I've got a receipt here
:19:32
The former owner of the series was
:19:36
...going abroad and sold the stamps
to me for
:19:40
...one hundred sixty-eight thousand
:19:43
Here's the stamp duty
:19:47
And this is my license
:19:52
Take a look, please