There's your answer

[Sgt. Lee and couple of military policemen have been searching Elwood's barracks room, which is full of luxury items paid for by his illicit dealings] Sgt. Lee:
[all the while speaks calmly and quietly]
This ain't exactly regulation stuff here, is it, soldier? Ray Elwood:
Well, I don't really know. No, I guess not. Sgt. Lee:
Look, I'm going to come round here tomorrow and I want this place looking like a regular quarters. You follow? Ray Elwood:
Look, I know it ain't exactly regulation but the last Top didn't seem to mind about all this. Sgt. Lee:
Well, him and me are a bit different. Ray Elwood:
Look, Top, is there a way you and I could talk in private? These guys kind of make me nervous. [Lee sends the MP's out. Elwood shuts the door] Ray Elwood:
Does it really have to play this way, Top? Sgt. Lee:
How do you suggest we play it? Ray Elwood:
Well, what is it you want? I mean, you and me, I think we... I think we got a lot in common. [for a moment they watch the TV, George Bush is giving a speech about barriers falling between the East and the West] Ray Elwood:
For example, I see you're an admirer of Japanese technology. No problem, the TV's yours. What I'm trying to say is, what's it going to take for you and me to make nice? Sgt. Lee:
Are you saying what I think you're saying? [he gets up, steps over to the TV and smashes the screen in with his boot] Sgt. Lee:
There's your answer