00:00You have something that I just don't have.
00:03Well, I guess there's limits to what money can buy.
00:06Not many.
00:09Some things aren't for sale.
00:13Such as?
00:15Well, you can't buy people.
00:19That's naive, Diana.
00:21I buy people every day.
00:22Oh, well, in business maybe, but not when real emotions are involved.
00:26So what are you saying? You can't buy love?
00:28That's a bit of a cliche, don't you think?
00:30It's absolutely true.
00:33Is it? What do you think?
00:36I agree with Diana.
00:38You do?
00:41Well, let's test the cliche.
00:47Suppose
00:48I were to offer you one million dollars
00:52for one night with your wife.
00:57I'd assume you're kidding.
01:06Let's pretend I'm not.
01:08What would you say?
01:13He'd tell you to go to hell.
01:14I didn't hear him.
01:20I'd tell you to go to hell.
01:22That's a reflex answer because you view it as hypothetical.
01:38But let's say that there were real money behind it.
01:41I'm not kidding.
01:44I'm not kidding.
01:46A million dollars.
01:48Now, the night would come and go, but the money could last a lifetime.
01:52Think of it.
01:55A million dollars.
01:58A lifetime of security.
02:01For one night.
02:02And don't answer right away.
02:07But consider it.
02:09Seriously.
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