Thinkin' of gettin' thicker glasses

Vinny Gambini:

Mrs. Riley, when you saw the defendants, were you wearing your glasses? Constance Riley:
Yes, I was. Vinny Gambini:
Would you mind putting your glasses on for us, please? [Stumbles a bit from Mrs. Riley's glasses] Vinny Gambini:
Whoa. How long you been wearing glasses? Constance Riley:
Since I was 6. Vinny Gambini:
Have they always been that thick? Constance Riley:
No. They've gotten thicker over the years. Vinny Gambini:
So, as your eyes become more and more out of whack, as you've gotten older, how many levels of thickness have you gone through? Constance Riley:
I don't know, over 60 years, maybe 10 times. Vinny Gambini:
Maybe you're ready for a thicker set. Constance Riley:
Oh no. I think they're okay. Vinny Gambini:
You sure? Let's check it out. [Grabs a tape measure from his desk and brings it over to Mrs. Riley] Vinny Gambini:
How far away were the defendants when when you saw them enterin' the Sac-o-Suds? Constance Riley:
About 100 feet. Vinny Gambini:
A hundred feet. [Hands Mrs. Riley the end of the tape measure] Vinny Gambini:
Would you mind holding this, please? [Goes to the courtroom door] Vinny Gambini:
All right, this is 50 feet, that's half the distance. [Holds up 2 fingers on his right hand] Vinny Gambini:
How many fingers am I holding up? [Mrs. Riley is squinting, trying to see the fingers] Judge Chamberlain Haller:
Let the record know that the counsellor is holding up 2 fingers. Vinny Gambini:
[Annoyed]
Your Honor, please? Judge Chamberlain Haller:
Oh, sorry. Vinny Gambini:
Now. Mrs. Riley, and *only* Mrs. Riley... [Judge Chamerlain gives Vinny a dirty look. Vinny holds up 2 fingers on his right hand again] Vinny Gambini:
How many fingers am I holding up now? Constance Riley:
[Squinting, trying to see the fingers]
4. Vinny Gambini:
[Coming back to Mrs. Riley]
What do you think now, dear? Constance Riley:
Thinkin' of gettin' thicker glasses