For 50 bucks. Fifty bucks.

Come on! Fifty dollars! Fifty dollars!

One... two...

Listen. Pay attention.

looked like flesh.

There's two of them, one on either side.

You can have this one for 1.50 a night, or 7 by the week.

And I'll tell you something else.

One large part, one small.

But I brought along here a lump of coal right here, one lump of coal.

A watch! A little watch, everyone!

Dying together is even more personal than living together.

Would you like one lump or would you like two?

It could be at one dollar it could be 1,000 dollars.

With a dollar of this, you can buy 10 of talk.

Oh, yes. It will be 15 francs for one, 20 for two.

And those are the pieces of wood. Those are the instructions.

I would like to exchange this watch with a cheaper one.

We paid them 10 cents per correct question, 50 cents, a dollar, five dollars, 10 dollars per correct question.

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1.80.

Ten thousand dollars?

That'll be a dollar.

1,000?

10,000!

Half and a dollar.

Thousand dollars.

A hundred dollars.

Kick a buck.

A dollar?

I'd rather have a piece of ice. Can't I have a tiny piece?

Another suit. LG Diamonds, perfect.

So the world is this complex patchwork of regions.

Sir, this is a dollar.

For 50 bucks!

Man! Gee, 100 bucks.

Like another piece?

Twentyeight a week and found.

We could meet. Have a meal together sometimes...

And another piece.

Kick a buck.

It makes 900 for all!

And I'll suggest that this coal is about as exciting as this chalk.

It involves the king and the ten of diamonds a foreigner.

I even fell into the river once, trying to leap from one stone to another.