13x14 - Fair Warning

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[theme music playing]

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-Come on, hurry up. -I am hurrying.

What I'm carrying is heavier.

It's not.

Hey, what's all this?

Oh, wow. What a neat fort.

Your uncle and I used to make one of these all the time

-when we were kids. -Really?

-Yeah. -[Bobby] It's not a fort.

Oh, then it's what, a spaceship? Submarine.

-No. -It's just a house.

[Betsy] We're going to put a lot of stuff in it.

Uh-huh. Um... I think it's enough stuff.

I'm not sure your mother would want you

to put all your stuff in there.

But we have to.

We're going to live here when you sell the ranch.

Yeah.

Why don't you guys leave your stuff there for a minute?

I want to talk to you.

What do you want to talk about?

I want to talk about what happens

when we sell the ranch,

just in case anybody's worried.

We're going to live in the house in Seaview Circle,

-Our old house? -We are?

Yeah, we are. And you can have your old rooms and everything.

But it's smaller.

Are you going to have enough room for all the stuff?

Oh, yeah, plenty of room. You bet.

For a Silas too?

Uh... Well Silas can't live in Seaview Circle.

But we're going to board him here

and you can come out and see him

and ride him whenever you want.

-Yeah? -[both kids] Yeah.

So, you're excited about this?

-[both] Yeah. -Good.

Seems so still, doesn't it?

Yeah, it does.

I remember bringing the kids out here

when Gary and I were separated.

Those were some of the most painful afternoons

of my life.

This place was so beautiful.

And it was quiet that I loved.

And it still is.

Things always seem to happen in clusters, don't they?

-What do you mean? -I don't know.

Good things, bad things.

They always seem to come all at once.

In bunches.

Gary is hurting so much, Karen.

I don't think there's any more helpless feeling

in the whole world...

than watching somebody you love

go through something

and not be able to do anything at all about it.

Except...

just be there.

And be strong.

Promo Anne Matheson.

Tell Me About It. Take one.

Counting 5, 4, 3, 2.

Hi, this is Anne Matheson

coming to you every night between 9:00 and midnight.

I'm sure everyone listening has some little secret to tell.

Something you can't tell your... husband

or your girlfriend or even your mom.

So call me 1-800-555-6262.

Call Anne and Tell Me About It.

That's it, Anne. Nice work.

Thanks.

Oh, hey, before you leave.

-A couple of messages. -Yeah. What are they?

Pick you up at 8:00 tomorrow night. No name.

Yeah, I know who that is.

-The other one? -It's from your daughter.

Lunch tomorrow will be fine, she says.

Great, thanks a lot.

-Bye. -Bye.

[Alex] Claudia?

Yes, it's me.

[Alex] Your daughter called.

Said lunch tomorrow would be fine.

-It's on the machine. -Thank you.

That would be the fair Kate, wouldn't it?

You've seen her then?

Oh, in the pictures in your bedroom.

[sighs]

Alex, if you don't mind.

Oh, this just come?

Delivered this morning for you.

I had it set from home.

You did?

Hey, hey, hey, hey...

What? What is it?

You'll have to wait and see.

You're always playing these little games, Alex.

Makes life interesting.

You stay away from it.

Until I say.

Look, we appreciate what you're trying to do,

but the ranch belongs to the bank.

And they're going to put it up for auction

the day after tomorrow as planned.

I don't accept that.

Maybe there's nothing on paper that says we can't stop them.

But you have a personal relationship

with that bank.

Maybe you guys can make a personal appeal to Bailey.

Yeah, I mean, he likes you, Gary.

And you've done business with him for years.

Yeah, and I know I'm well enough to know how he thinks.

-And there's no give there. -[Mack] Well, there's

one other idea Frank's been working on.

Yeah. Get a group of investors to buy your ranch.

They hold on to it until you're in a position to buy it back.

Yeah. The only problem is there's no guarantee

they'll sell it back to me when I am ready, is there?

Why can't the bank be persuaded to hold on to it for a year?

We can make the argument that it'll increase in value.

No, won't work.

Real estate markets? Really zero.

[Frank] And everybody knows it.

We just can't do nothing.

But Mack, you're not just doing nothing.

You're trying to help us out.

[Gary] You're doing what friends do.

And if the worst thing that happens

is that we have to move back...

well.

[eerie music playing]

It's plain, Mr. Kavanaugh, but it's clean.

Promise I made to myself.

The rooms I rent to my customers

have to be as clean as the ones I live in,

otherwise I'd be ashamed to take their money.

Speaking of money,

you are kind enough to say something

about the first week in advance.

Oh, thank you, Mr. Kavanaugh.

Are there any more bags?

They'll be arriving.

-Is the room satisfactory? -It's perfect.

Oh, I wouldn't say that, but if there's any little thing

-that I could do-- -Go.

Good night.

[emotional music playing]

[Richard] Hi neighbor. Welcome to Knots Landing.

[Val] Oh, thank you. Glad to be here.

So, where you all are from?

Texas, I mean,

that's where we move from, me and my husband.

-There's light in here. -But there's no--

I know.

I haven't been to the store yet for light bulbs and all.

Gary's got the car to drive his brother to the airport.

Oh, I can lend you a bulb.

Oh, well... Thank you.

Well, I'll go get that bulb.

If I don't get home soon,

my wife will think the worst of you

right off before we even give her good reason.

I'll be right back.

[Val] I don't think that we should live here.

[Gary] Hell, Valene.

Knots Landing it's just a place.

["Shady Grove" playing]

♪ Happy birthday, Betsy and Bobby ♪

♪ Happy birthday to you ♪♪

[Val gasps]

Oh, I didn't mean to scare you.

I'm Alex Barth.

-Alex? -A friend of Claudia Whittaker.

I'm staying with her.

I saw the door open

and I thought no one was living here.

Yeah, we're moving back,

like, my family and I.

-I see. -Actually, no.

We've lived here for years and now...

I'm having that feeling. What is it called?

When you feel like you've been here before?

Deja vu.

-You alright now? -Yeah.

See, when we first moved in here,

and this is years ago, I was...

all alone in the house just like this, and...

suddenly one of our neighbors

appeared and was--

And he frightened you like I did.

Oh no, not at all.

Actually, we became very good friends.

This house has a lot of memories.

You all need help when you move in?

-Yes. -I'll be at Claudia's.

-Let me know. -Oh no.

-That's very sweet of you, but-- -No, please.

I'd enjoy helping you.

well, thank you.

No, of course, there are no more light bulbs.

I guess I will start right now.

-I can get you one. -What?

Do you know that that happened that time too?

-What did? -There weren't any light bulbs

that time.

I mean, this whole thing is so strange, you know?

It's...

That looks good. I hope you're hungry.

It's been a long time since we've done something like this.

I guess we've both been very busy.

Well, I won't be anymore.

Now that Gary's lost the ranch.

I'm looking for a job.

I know you never thought much of my working there anyway.

Katie.

Do you know what I really think?

-What? -I think now

is a very exciting time for you.

While I lose my job

and Joseph and you think now is an exciting time for me?

Well, and now that that is over.

Alright, I can be honest.

And tell you that I never thought

he was right for you.

Paige. Now that it's finished.

I can honestly say I was never too keen

on your relationship with Pierce.

I hope you don't mind me saying so.

Do I have a choice?

I'm sorry.

I guess it's being the tell-me-about-it lady.

Go around thinking everyone wants my advice.

Exactly what was it about Joseph and me

that you didn't trust, mother?

Well.

It was the way you threw yourself into it.

Without really knowing who he was.

[Anne] Well, it's not like I didn't make

the same mistakes.

I would meet a man and fall in love like that.

And then I'd wake up a month later

or for the next day and say,

who is this man? What am I doing here?

Well, I'm not going to make the same mistake twice.

Good. Don't be hard on yourself.

Like the old man said,

"The only things we don't regret in old age

is our mistakes."

Oh, sorry.

You don't need to hear any of this from me, do you?

I really loved him.

This was your first time,

wasn't it? With him?

I just wish you could tell me

that it won't hurt like this again.

I can't.

-[Marv] Karen. -Oh Armstrong.

I'm glad you're here. I think I found something

to plug the hole in Tuesday's show.

There is no hole in Tuesday's show.

In fact Tuesday could be one of our most pop out.

do-you-remember-when shows ever.

That's what you said about the aerobic nun.

Hey, you know how many video cassettes she sold?

And what about the doctor that treated

cellulitis in men.

Well, never mind. Look at this.

The headline in today's financial section.

"The fall of Tidal Energy."

-I don't know if you read it. -I don't have to.

It involves some of my friends.

-The Ewings? -Right.

Karen, this is a very, very good story for Open Mic.

A business going under?

That's not why our audience watches the show.

No, not that story. The up close first person story.

The story of Gary Ewing.

-What? -It says here

that Ewing lost his share of his family's oil fortune.

The fall of the rich and mighty.

An inside look by someone very close to him.

You. I know what you're thinking.

Maybe God made him bald,

but he also made him brilliant.

-Not exactly. -You don't like it?

What could your objection possibly be?

Well, let's see.

Um... Maybe it is because I object to the exploitation

of my best friends to boost your ratings.

And maybe I just don't like

making entertainment about other people's problems.

Call it exploitation, if you want.

How about yellow journalism? Voyeurism, muckraking?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just don't forget one thing.

The media is going to be all over Ewing,

They already are.

This could be his one chance

to talk to someone sympathetic.

Gee, Marv, and they said you were only interested

in the bottom line.

Alright. What do you have instead?

For Tuesday's show?

You're going to tell me what you found?

You mean it?

You're just giving up on the Ewing idea?

You mean am I gonna make you do the story?

Even if I could.

No. What have you got? Show me.

So tell me, how does it feel

to be the town's newest celebrity?

I won't lie, I love it.

As a matter of fact,

I was auctioned off the other night

as a celebrity date

to the Charity dinner.

-Guess who got me? -Who?

Gregory Sumner.

Did he check your teeth before the bidding started?

If I thought I was going to upset you,

I wouldn't have told you, Paige,

It was for a charity.

You sold yourself to Greg.

Yes.

We have responsibilities to our public.

People like us can't only think of ourselves.

What was the charity?

I forget.

Lunch is on me.

It's very sweet of you, dear.

You can donate your share to charity.

[soft piano music]

[waiter] Yeah, we all ready to order here?

Honey, please. You really must eat something.

What a coincidence.

I'm sorry, am I interrupting?

Perhaps you were to remember each other.

This is my daughter, Kate.

Alex Barth.

[Claudia] Alex is Rosa Barth's nephew.

Nice to meet you.

I guess you two are having a heart-to-heart.

Excuse my interruption.

By the way, I'm hosting a little gathering

tomorrow night

to thank your mother for her hospitality.

Do you think you can come?

Hospitality?

Oh. Didn't Claudia tell you I've been staying with her?

Uh, no, she didn't tell me.

[Alex] 8:30 at your mother's house.

If I can.

-Bye. -[Kate] Bye.

Mother, you didn't tell me someone was staying with you?

Oh, I was planning to.

So why are you letting him stay there?

But, you know, you probably never realized

how close Rosa and I became

when mother was dying.

[Claudia] And what I do for Rosa,

I do for Alex now.

[car honking]

[jazz music playing in bar]

[Anne laughing]

I hope you never see it.

Ciao, Angelo.

We're late, but we're very hungry.

Ciao Mr. Sumner.

This, this is most embarrassing.

What's embarrassing? I have a hot number.

I promised her Calzone.

I hope it's not embarrassing.

Mr. Sumner, the restaurant is closed tonight.

How can it be closed?

These people are here for a private party.

Ah. Here, you're supposed to come tomorrow night.

-It's written in my book. -Forget the book, Angelo.

I'll buy the joint. Throw them all out.

Look, Greg.

I know this place. You don't need to buy it.

And we don't need a reservation.

Come on.

I'm trying to talk her into going to Paris with me.

If I fail, I'll see you tomorrow night.

Then dinner is on me, Sir.

-Arrivederci, Angelo. -Arrivederci.

I love doing that.

I caught your show the other night.

You made me laugh.

Really?

What did I say?

Well, there was this rich guy called

and he wanted to know...

He wanted you to tell him

how come if he's so rich,

he wasn't happy?

What did I say that was so funny?

You told him that if he gives away

all of his money, it would make him happy.

Kick away all of his money?

He must have been drinking.

Dance with me.

Promise you won't hurt me.

Promise.

[rock blues music playing]

[Greg] This is a great joint.

How did you find this place?

There was this guy I knew, Benny.

He used to be regular.

At your place or at his?

It wasn't like that.

Oh, Greg, Greg.

-Jealous? -A little.

See.

I have this tendency to assume

that I can have anything that I want.

You must take a hell of a beating

in the real world.

Well, I don't live in a real world.

[chuckles] Yeah. Where do you live?

Want to come and see?

No.

You want to go to Paris and have breakfast?

No.

You had your $800 worth.

[soft rock music playing]

We're about done here, Mr. Scott.

We've just about been over everything

for your auction, Mr. Ewing.

The land.

-Of course your horses. -Yeah.

Horses go too.

Well, then.

Let's just see what we haven't talked about.

Three tractors. Minimum bid $30,000.

You got two mowers, four feeders.

Didn't I see some stuff out back there in the shed?

What kind of stuff?

Crates of glassware.

Dozens of those old crocs that people love nowadays.

Some furniture.

Yeah, everything goes except for the contents of the house.

All personal items were taken with us.

I don't want you to worry

where the bidding starts, Mr. Ewing.

It's where the bidding ends. It's important.

Do you know what I mean?

And another thing.

All of this stuff in here.

I'm just not quite familiar with this.

Well.

All this stuff was part of an experiment that was...

Never mind, didn't work out.

Well, then.

Why don't I just call it...

scientific equipment?

-[Frank] Hello. -Oh, Frank. I'm in here.

Mack's not home yet.

Yeah, I know. The Kilman case has been held over.

He's probably going to miss the auction tomorrow too.

Oh, boy. Well, I hope he gets home soon.

We're supposed to be at Claudia's at 8:30.

What's that? Oh, bread.

-Fresh bread from the corner. -Thanks.

-Well, thanks for having me. -This needs something.

-What? -Oregano.

Basil.

I'm glad you're here for dinner.

You know, that's the time

that Mack misses Jason the most.

Sit around and talk about the sports page and...

just kid around.

Then he'd start to nag him

about homework or something.

Same for me and Julie.

This needs something.

What?

-Garlic. -Bay leaf.

How's she doing?

-She's doing good. -Yeah?

Actually, she's doing great.

She wrote a letter the other day.

Yeah?

She said she miss me.

Her aunt's taking real good care of her

and she's giving her something I can't.

Something only a woman can.

Well. She knows it's hard for you.

She'll be grateful for it.

I didn't send her all that distance

to be grateful to me.

But she will be.

You did the right thing.

This needs something.

What?

[both] Salt?

-[phone beeping] -Yeah.

[secretary] Ms. Matheson to see you.

-Well, send her in. -It's nearly six, Sir.

I'll be going if it's alright.

No problemo.

Your timing is great.

I was just thinking about you.

Really?

What were you thinking?

I was wondering how you were doing

with the racquetball pro.

We're not.

Far be it for me to say I told you so.

How do I pick them?

"Them" meaning the boys in your life?

I'm having a little problem finding a Prince Charming.

Forget about the Prince,

go straight for the king.

How was your dinner date with my mother...

your Highness?

It wasn't worth the $800 clams.

What was missing?

I probably should have bid a $1000.

[Alex] Would you two like a cookie?

-[Mack] Oh, yes. -Oops, you're starting a diet.

-What day is this? -Thursday.

I was starting on Friday.

Excuse me.

Would you two like a cookie?

-[chuckling] No, thanks. -Yeah.

Thank you.

Fancy about drinks for the guest?

It's your party, darling.

Claudia, tell me about the package.

Alex is planning to open that when everyone gets here.

It's big.

Much fun. A mystery.

Alex likes to be mysterious.

Excuse me, I need to get a napkin.

-Okay. Oh, grab me one. -Yes.

-[door bell] -Oh, I'll get it.

-Val! You look so beautiful. -Hi!

-[Karen] Hi, Gary. -Thank you.

-You know Alex too? -Oh, yes.

He's been helping me open up the house.

How'd you make out with that guy

from the auction company?

It wasn't too painful, considering.

This time tomorrow night, we'll be neighbors again.

-Hey, sounds good to me. -Yeah.

-You met Alex? -Claudia's friend? No.

Seems like a good kid.

-Excuse me a second. -Mm-hm.

-Hi, sweetie. How are you? -Good.

You'll be there tomorrow.

-Sure thing. -Good.

Alright.

Is everybody here?

[all] Yeah. All here.

Thank you all for coming tonight to help me

thank Claudia for her hospitality.

[applause]

Um... As some of you know, I met Claudia

when I was just a little guy.

My aunt, Rosa Barth, nursed Claudia's mother

at the end of her life.

Claudia and her mother treated my aunt...

like family and looked after her.

But Claudia's kindness didn't stop

when my aunt died.

She's been just as kind to me.

So I got her a present.

Something to say "thank you."

From Aunt Rosa and me.

Mack, could you?

[all gasping]

[Gary] Beautiful.

[Karen] Claudia, your mother.

-[Karen] She was very beautiful. -[Gary] Ruth.

[Mack] Hey, that's great.

[Karen] What a nice thing to do.

[dramatic music playing]

What do you think?

I think my grandmother was very beautiful.

Runs in the family.

Thank you.

[dramatic music playing]

Kate's been through a lot, Alex.

Just give her time.

Thanks for that advice.

Well, are you surprised?

Nothing you can do could surprise me, Alex.

Shall I take that for a thank you?

[chuckles softly]

You can take that any way you want.

[dramatic music playing]

It's wonderful, isn't it?

You want to take any of this stuff home?

Oh, you're kidding, I don't even want to look at it anymore.

Then help out cleaning it up.

I've been away too long.

-You want to come back? -Huh?

Your old office is right across the hall.

What have you got to offer?

A vacant office.

Ain't going to cut it.

Double my salary.

-Double your salary? -Yeah.

You're only worth half of what I was paying you before.

Oh, no, I know that

my old department's down 5%.

I can get it up and you know it.

And that's why we're having this conversation.

You blew me off before.

How do I know you won't do it again?

You don't.

Make me a real offer.

How about a month in Saint Moritz

with all the caviar you can eat?

He'd never survive it.

[eerie music playing]

Yeah, investor services?

I'm interested in any transactions

of the Sumner Group abroad from 1988 to the present.

[Alex] Is that the way you remember her?

I thought it was a nice party.

Did you enjoy yourself?

No.

But I'm glad we did it.

[Alex] Really. Why is that?

Because now I finally see how far you're willing to go.

-Do you? -Mm-hm.

I still think we have our ways to go.

What is it, Alex?

And what do you think you really have on me?

Some people might call it m*rder.

You could have reached out and stop it--

-Stop what? -I was there.

Even if I was very young I saw your mother

reaching for her medicine.

Okay? I even saw the bottle break.

One move and you could have saved her life.

But you didn't and I saw you stand by and watch it all.

No, no. That is not how it happened.

Okay. You have your version and I have mine.

Do you want your brother to hear either one of them?

You just said it. You were very young.

You really have no idea what you were seeing.

Besides that, my mother was in an awful lot of pain.

It doesn't matter what I saw.

I have proof.

I have a letter from your mother

-about how low you can go... -Oh, Alex...

...and the testimony of Dr. Ralph.

But best of all,

Claudia, those checks.

The checks that you sent Aunt Rosa

over all those years.

I have all the copies of those.

There is not a court in this country--

We are not talking about a court here.

We are talking about what your brother

would think about this.

Your brother.

[dramatic tense music playing]

My mother wanted Rosa to be comfortable

in her old age.

Yeah, and Aunt Rosa wanted the same for me.

[Scott] Hazel Blue winner all the way.

Now I want to get this bid started here.

I think there's a reserve at $6000.

So who will start with $5600?

Give me $5600. $6000!

Now $7000. Can I get a $7000?

Bid a $7000 on this wonderful gilded folks.

Come on folks, $7000. Can I get a $7000?

$7005, can you give me $7005?

-$8000 over here ... -[Kate] Started on the horses.

[Gary] Yeah

Livestock, equipment.

How's the land the last?

How are you?

Yeah, fine. Thanks for asking.

No more? All in.

Buxton gelding couch side

sold to this lady over here for $10,100.

Did you go to the stable

and see if there's anything you can do to help?

Sure.

She's by Jiminy boy

and we're talking about a mare

that is bred back, ladies and gentlemen.

So you're going to buy a two for one.

Now, I want to get this bidding started here.

I think there's a reserve at $6000...

-Gary. -[Gary] Hi.

-Oh, hi. -Thanks for coming.

Mack'd be here too, but he's in court.

Yeah. It's like a carnival.

It's one day and you're going to get through it.

Yeah.

[Scott] ...and let's start the bidding in $1500.

[horse neighing]

Hi, may I help you?

-Who are you? -I'm with Henderson Sales.

May I have your receipt please?

Oh no, I just work here.

I used to work here.

I just came to say goodbye.

Goodbye is fine, but I can't let you feed them.

Okay, that's the buckskin

-and the first stall. -Right?

I'll go get the trailer ready.

-[horse snorting] -Hey, sweetheart. Hey, boy.

[horse neighing]

Okay, now remember what I told you?

No fooling around with the other horses.

We're just going to say hello to Silas.

and that's going to be it, alright?

-Okay, mommy. -Okay.

-I'll race ya. -Guys.

[Auction Officer] Easy does it, kiddo.

[Kate] Hey guys, careful, careful.

-[Betsy] Let me do it. -You're not strong enough.

-Where's Silas? -Who's Silas?

Silas is my children's little pony.

Where's Silas?

The people had a receipt. They--

A receipt? No, wait a minute.

That pony is not for sale.

They can't sell Silas, Mommy.

-I know that. -[crying] Where's Silas?

Oh, no, no. Bet.

Don't cry. It's alright. I know they can't.

And mommy is going to go find out what happened.

I have the receipt with the names right over here.

Watch Betsy.

-Look, mommy. -[gasps]

-What? -[Bobby] Look.

What?

[Betsy] Silas. You're back.

-Hey, guys. -[Betsy] Hi, Silas.

I missed you.

Yeah, he missed you.

Where were you?

[Scott] Pots number 303, 301 and 302.

We're selling these lots.

It's a lot of one today that is JD Tractor.

There's 118 Allison.

You can look at the love books on these practice.

You can check service records.

Armstrong.

Karen. I know what you're going to say.

You don't know what I'm going to do.

Karen, calm yourself, okay?

The story is a must-do.

If you don't want to do the interview,

-I'll do it myself. -Over my dead body.

-Where are the Ewings? -[scoffs]

Karen, I'm warning you. Refusing to do the interview

is one thing. Getting in my way is another.

You're not going near the Ewings.

Because if you do,

you can find yourself a new host for the show.

-Don't be crazy. -I'm absolutely serious.

The thing about threatening to quit, MacKenzie,

is you better be prepared to back it up.

I've been prepared for months.

That's it? You quit?

You've got it.

And you've got nothing more to say

about my doing this story?

Now just get out of my way.

Hey! What are you crazy?

These are my friends.

And I'm not going to let you get that story.

Whether I work for you or not.

Okay, okay.

Fellas, who needs it anyway?

Come on.

Some sandwiches there if you want.

No thanks. I'm not hungry.

[water dripping]

I didn't think that you were.

Do you have any idea how the prices are going?

Better than expected.

Well, Gary, then that's good.

What's that? No one's supposed to be in here.

Oh, could you tell me if that desk

in the other room is an antique?

I'm not interested if it isn't.

None of this is for sale.

Not the piano either.

No, none of this is part of the auction.

-Now get out. -Gary, come on.

Just get the hell out.

[Val] I'm sorry.

[Gary] This is our home.

We live here.

Doesn't anybody understand that this is our home?

I know, sweetheart. I know that. I know.

It's okay.

All of this here is arable land.

Prime, people, and I mean prime, prime, prime.

Just look around you if you want to know

what prime means.

The worst section is spring fat.

And the rest is state-of-the-art, irrigated.

I'm talking about the very latest

in techniques and equipment.

I'm sure you've all seen this heaven for horses,

stables, you live in yourself.

That pond is natural

and there's a good 10 acre standard land ,

over a century old.

Now.

I have a pre bid here with a deposit

at $3,000,000 not us just to start people

so I'm sure you're aware of that.

Hard I got a bid of $3,500,000?

Bid of $3,000,000. Will you bid a three, five?

Bid of three million. Will you bid a three to five?

Will you bid a three, four then?

$3,200,000.

$3,200,000. Thank you Sir.

I got a bid of three, two. Will you bid a three, three?

Three, two. Will you bid a three, three?

Now $3,400,000 on the back.

Will you bid a three, five?

-$4,000,000. - $4,000,000. Thank you Sir.

Got a bid of 4 million. Will you bid a four, one?

Bid of $4,000,000. Will you bid a four, one?

$4,100,000 now. $4,200,000 on the back.

$4,300,000. Four, two. Will you bid four, three?

Bid of four, three now. Bid of four, four.

Bid of four, four. $4,500,000. $4,600,000 now.

$4,700,000. Will you bid $4,700,000?

$4,700,000 over there. Now $4,800,000 over here.

$4,900,000. Will you bid a $4,900,000?

Do we have a four, nine? Four, nine.

How $5,000,000?

Bid of $5,000,000?

Got a bid of $5,000,000?

Got one over here. $5,100,000.

We have five, two now. Five, three.

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...[Scott] I got a $6,100,000 over here.

Six, one now. Six, two.

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I was looking for a little company.

That mean you're lonely?

It's just that all of my friends have already gone to bed.

Come on in.

You can't win the lottery.

-But who? -Did you win?

He won the lot-- We won the lottery?

I thought you would have come out here

-to be with your brother. -How well

-do you know my brother? -Just as a worthy adversary.

I have nothing but respect for the man.

You didn't wait long, did you?

Get out.

It didn't take you long to get back with Sumner, did it?

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