Reynolds And The Stolen Goods

how nice is the price five thousand uh... to nice well almost everything in my stores on the expensive side sir yes i realize that but take can't you offer me something that isn't quite so far over on that side for hell we do have a few inexpensive things but still over a thousand or this is for a friend of mine and this mary wesley she's the

year practical type i think if i through a thousand dollars into a present for her she throw me out of twenty story window would tell me what kind of person she is perhaps i can just something.

Oh, she's a simple type. Like simple people like me and the simple prices. Like what? Well, actually she'd be angry if I spent more than 10 cents. Ten cents. I know exactly what you mean.

You do? In this drawer here I have just the thing for you, sir. What is that? An electric light? And I'm a necklace, sir, worth as you can probably guess, not one penny less than $10,000.

I can guess. But to you, sir, the price is ten cents. And now back to Dipt-Comer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend. The necklace is worth ten thousand dollars, but I can have it for ten cents, did you say?

Yes, you know what I mean, of course. Oh, yes, yes, of course, but I, yeah, let me look at him. Sure. You, huh? Certainly worth the price you ask. And I, uh, I don't have a dime on me at the moment.

Very funny. I can go to the bank and make a withdrawal though. I'll be back in an hour. How much now? You know. I was only joking, Mr., uh, Mr. Blackie, Boston Blackie. Yes. Blackie.