When Worlds Collide - The Value of Money in Crisis
Dr. Emery Bronson: [Handing him money]
You will require this for expenses.
David Randall: [Counting the money and finding it short]
I'm supposed to get paid $1,500 plus the expenses.
Dr. Emery Bronson:
Hendron will pay you on delivery. Time is all that counts. The money doesn't matter at all.
David Randall:
With me, doctor, money always matters.
Dr. Emery Bronson:
Perhaps the day may arrive when money won't mean anything, not to you... nor anyone.
David Randall: [Randall is taken aback when Bronson just stares at him intently puffing on his pipe]
When that happens to me, I'll be six feet under.
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When Worlds Collide - Remarkable Experience of Fresh Air
David Randall: [Breathing in]
Best air I ever tasted.
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When Worlds Collide - Wealth and Abundance in Crisis
David Randall:
Here it is: money to burn!
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Terror Is a Man - Species Modification and Its Implications
Dr. Charles Girard:
To bring about the modification of a species, but a modification to such a degree that the subject will lose the characteristics of its own species and take on those of another. Do you understand?
William Fitzgerald:
I think so.
Dr. Charles Girard:
Oh, I don't mean surface or topographical changes, but basic modifications.
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