:18:08
Listen, girlie...
:18:09
these glasses are six for $2
because I couldn't carry 12.
:18:15
But I wanted 12.
So today, I'm buying six more.
:18:18
But you should only charge me
$1.50 for them.
:18:24
It's all right. You can ask the manager.
:18:29
Frank, I need a price check.
:18:33
Man, old Jewish ladies will argue forever
with a cashier about anything.
:18:37
These glasses...
:18:38
You get behind them in line
and you're gonna wait forever.
:18:41
...because I couldn't carry 12. So today...
:18:44
I'm a yid myself...
:18:46
and women in my family are like that,
but I never got used to it.
:18:50
I mean, I may be cheap,
but I got limits, man.
:18:53
Let me explain one more time.
:18:55
These glasses are six for $2...
:19:00
Wake up! Your whole life's
getting eaten away with this kind of crap.
:19:04
What kind of existence is this?
:19:06
Is this all a working stiff
like you can expect?
:19:09
You gonna suffer in silence for the rest
of your life, or are you gonna make a mark?
:19:21
Okay, I have the money right here.
Even money, $1.50.
:19:25
You don't even have to
open the cash register.
:19:28
Even change. And, dear...