Me too, I thought he had more than that

Police Inspector Hennessey:

[to the Professor]
Why don't you go home? Signor Emanuel Ravelli:
He's got no home. Police Inspector Hennessey:
Go home and stay home. [Claps the Professor on the shoulder] Police Inspector Hennessey:
Your poor old mother sits there... [silverware begins falling from the Professor's sleeve] Police Inspector Hennessey:
Sits there, night after -- [more silverware falls] Police Inspector Hennessey:
night after night -- [more silverware falls] Police Inspector Hennessey:
waiting to hear your steps on the stairs. Signor Emanuel Ravelli:
Ain't got no stairs. Police Inspector Hennessey:
And I can see a little light burning in -- [more silverware falls] Police Inspector Hennessey:
burning in the window. Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding:
No you can't, the gas company turned it off. Police Inspector Hennessey:
What I'm telling you is for your own good. [more silverware falls] Police Inspector Hennessey:
And if you listen to me -- [more silverware falls] Police Inspector Hennessey:
you can't go wrong... [a massive amount of silverware falls at once with a huge crash] Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding:
This may go on for years. Police Inspector Hennessey:
Now, there's just one thing -- [still more silverware falls] Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding:
I can't understand what's delaying that coffee pot. [the Professor moves his arm, and a coffee pot falls from his sleeve] Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding:
Where's the cream? Police Inspector Hennessey:
[indignant]
Well, you certainly surprised me! Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding:
Me too, I thought he had more than that