I've been teaching Johnny to forget his mother. It's been a pretty tough job, and I don't...

Edward 'Ned' Faraday: I've been teaching Johnny to forget his mother. It's been a pretty tough job, and I don't intend to have my work spoiled. Nick Townsend: I see. You're not so very well off financially, are you? Edward 'Ned' Faraday: That's nobody's business but my own. Nick Townsend: Would it be worth, let us say... a thousand dollars, to let her see him for ten minutes? Edward 'Ned' Faraday: A hundred dollars a minute. Surely, Mr. Townsend, you can afford to be more liberal. Nick Townsend: I'll raise it to a thousand dollars a minute. Ten thousand dollars. How about it, Faraday? Edward 'Ned' Faraday: I suppose you feel pretty good the way you can throw money around. Ten thousand dollars for ten minutes doesn't mean very much to you, does it? Well, it doesn't mean anything to me. I can throw money around the same as you can. Let her come in... for nothing.