A lot of the gifts were cash

Francis MacMillan:

What did you live on? Claudia Draper:
[pausing, glancing at Levinsky]
Gifts. Francis MacMillan:
[with relish]
Gifts. Gifts from whom? Claudia Draper:
Friends. Francis MacMillan:
Men friends? Claudia Draper:
Uh-huh. Francis MacMillan:
And what did these men friends give you? Jewelry? Claudia Draper:
Sometimes. Francis MacMillan:
Furs? Claudia Draper:
[grinning]
I got a fox boa once. Francis MacMillan:
Did they give you food? Claudia Draper:
Food? One guy used to bring caviar. Is that what you mean? Francis MacMillan:
Did you exchange your jewels and furs for food at the supermarket? Claudia Draper:
Now isn't that silly? Francis MacMillan:
Well, did you? Claudia Draper:
No. Francis MacMillan:
Well, then how'd you pay for your food? I assume you didn't live on caviar. Claudia Draper:
Hardy. Francis MacMillan:
Or did you use those gifts to pay your rent? Claudia Draper:
[to the judge]
Um, excuse me. Is it legal to take cash gifts? Judge Stanley Murdoch:
I beg your pardon? Claudia Draper:
I mean, if I say to you, "Stanley, here's, um, five hundred dollars just because I like you," is that legal? Judge Stanley Murdoch:
Yes, that's legal. Claudia Draper:
Thank you. [to MacMillan] Claudia Draper:
A lot of the gifts were cash