You let me do that one.

You may want to build one.

Now, for example, here's one from Hawaii.

One of Mr. Drydale's friends built that.

I see you got another one over yonder.

Looks like the one that was inside that bottle.

If there's one thing I don't need, it's more money.

Well, he can do the next one a heap quicker.

I ain't going to work for neither one of you.

No man of your means can afford any one of them.

Now this one, this was minted in San Francisco in 1894.

Of course, if you start with one of these, you're hooked.

Since then, every single one has offered to help us move out.

I'm the only one that figured out how to get it out of the bottle.

Why, when we moved in here, not every one of them lifted a finger to help us.

You mean if he put that dime in one of them candy machines, he'd get out $12,000 worth of candy?

Mr. Clampett, would you believe that I don't have one single man looking out for the farmers in Beverly Hills?

And I don't know which they like better, the ends you got from me or the one they got from you.

You call me that once more and I am going to lose my... Mr. Cushing, Mr. Drysdale, I reckon there's only one way to settle this.