He's got one snake left. Six bucks. Great, let's take it. He can send it to the theater. I...

Chick Williams: [Haggling with junk dealer Fliegelmann over a prop snake they need for the show] He's got one snake left. Six bucks. Raymond Paine: [preoccupied with Rachel] Great, let's take it. He can send it to the theater. Chick Williams: [bargaining light-heartedly] I think six is too much. You're too high, Fliegelmann, I will not pay it. Raymond Paine: You tell him, Chick. Mr. Flegelman: I get six for them all the time. Chick Williams: It's not worth more than four. Down the street, I saw it for three. Mr. Flegelman: Well, so, go buy it down the street. Chick Williams: I would, but they're all out. Mr. Flegelman: If I was all out, you could have it for two. Heh, heh. Here, I'll tell you what I'll do. Five. Chick Williams: Four. Mr. Flegelman: Look at the workmanship. Ten days it takes to make such a snake. Chick Williams: Ten days! It only took six days to make the world! Mr. Flegelman: But look at the way this is made. Is that seam perfect? Chick Williams: The seam's perfect. Mr. Flegelman: And look at the world!