:09:00
And here we have the world's
most unique animal farm.
:09:03
We call it Robo-Zoo.
:09:05
Each child gets a remote control...
:09:07
to control
their own robotic animal.
:09:09
Why wouldn't you have
real animals in your zoo?
:09:12
Good heavens! Anybody could do that.
:09:15
Plastic zoo.
That's definitely Aunt Elena's idea.
:09:18
At least she could have introduced you.
:09:20
She steals from your books,
from your research.
:09:23
I'm flattered.
:09:24
She knows about your breakthrough
in infant language.
:09:27
She'll probably try to steal that too.
:09:29
You make her sound
like Attila the Hun.
:09:32
Honey, we're barely able to afford your
research facility and the preschool.
:09:37
She does this all the time.
It's just not right.
:09:40
I think she's just goal-oriented.
:09:42
Her goal is to take
over the world. I know.
:09:45
I lived with her
for more than half my life.
:09:47
And look how great you turned out.
:10:03
Lenny?
:10:09
Where are you going
with those children?
:10:12
What children? These are not children.
:10:14
These are plumbers.
They're gonna help me fix the sink.
:10:17
Good-luck kiss.
:10:18
With this house, you need more than luck.
:10:20
Okay, let's get to work.
:10:22
Just as you thought, our line
of expandable infant clothing...
:10:25
has elicited a tremendous
response in our first pass.
:10:28
Huge numbers from the Kmart
and Wal-Mart shoppers.
:10:32
That should increase our market share.
Put it in production.
:10:35
Tell me of the new ones.
How many possibles?
:10:37
- Eight show potential.
- Eight out of 500?
:10:40
Elena, statistically, genius occurs
once in 10,000 individuals.
:10:43
We expected only five geniuses
from the Pasadena Orphanage.
:10:47
We've got eight.
:10:49
Don't tell me how well we're doing.
:10:50
Our orphanages and secret labs
are costing us 200 million a year.
:10:54
The sole purpose of these orphanages is
to allow us to cull out the geniuses...
:10:59
the natural leaders.
- We'll do better.