:17:06
What a ride.
:17:08
Yeah. l wouldn't mind doing it again.
Now that l know you can live through it.
:17:21
At least we're all OK.
:17:23
Speak for yourself.
l just lost the treasure of the century.
:17:33
Here, Uncle Scrooge. You can have this
back if it'll make you feel better.
:17:38
That's all right, dear.
lt took me 40 years to find that treasure
:17:43
and l plan to get it back,
even if it takes another 40.
:17:49
Hello?
:17:51
Merlock?
:17:54
Scrooge?
:17:58
Where is everybody?
:18:00
- They have vanished.
- But how?
:18:04
With the lamp, you fool.
:18:07
And you will help me get it back,
:18:09
or their sting will seem like
a tickle compared with mine.
:18:25
- Duckburg Daily News on line one, sir.
- For what?
:18:28
l believe they want to ask
what happened with the treasure.
:18:33
None of your business.
:18:35
Whenever l get my mind off the treasure,
the press presses me about it again.
:18:40
- l have some news to cheer you up.
- What's that?
:18:44
You've finally received your invitation
to the Archaeological Society ball.
:18:50
l cannot face those old fossils again.
:18:52
Every year l tell them
''l'll find Collie Baba's treasure.''
:18:56
And every year
l come back empty-handed.
:18:58
But you did have it for a little while.