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00:00from television city in Hollywood.
00:03This is the $100,000 pyramid.
00:06Tonight our guest stars are from 227,
00:09Jack A. Harry and Earl Hanuman.
00:13Your host is Dick Clark.
00:15Thank you, Bob, very much.
00:21Boy, we got a good group for this tonight,
00:23including Jack A. and Earl,
00:25who are very anxious to be generous with the house money.
00:27I hope you'll join us for the next half hour.
00:29Next week, we got a Jim Dandy coming up.
00:31Somebody's gonna add $100,000 to the winnings
00:34they've already won.
00:35More on that in a while.
00:36Jack A., you ready to go to work?
00:37Yes.
00:38Okay, we have two new players with us tonight.
00:40Martha Faust, who is a teacher of what, Martha?
00:42Well, I'm substitute teacher,
00:43everything from kindergarten to high school.
00:45You mean you never know from day to day
00:47how old the kids are gonna be?
00:48That's right.
00:49Boy, have you gotta be on your toes.
00:51All the time.
00:52Welcome to the pyramid.
00:53We wish you much good luck here.
00:54Earl, what are your spirits like tonight?
00:56Pretty good, pretty good, Dick, yeah.
00:58Positive thinking and all of that?
01:00Positive thinking, yes, Paula and I are gonna do it.
01:01Paula, this is Paula Hearst, by the way.
01:03Well, what do you do, Paula?
01:04I'm a freelance bookkeeper.
01:05What does that mean?
01:06Dentist offices, people at tax time call me in
01:09and I help them out.
01:10So you two ladies are always never knowing
01:12what's the next telephone call is you're gonna bring.
01:14That's right.
01:15It's a little bit like this game.
01:16You never know what's gonna happen next.
01:18One thing for sure, one of the two contestants
01:21will end up in that winner's circle
01:22trying for 10 or $25,000.
01:24Next week, the three people who went to the top
01:25of the pyramid in the shortest length of time
01:27will go for an additional $100,000.
01:31Let's start the game.
01:32Jack A., here are your subjects.
01:34Murphy's Law, Sturry-Eyed, On Guard, Break Out the Bubbly,
01:38Don't Call Us, Every Second Counts,
01:41there's a hyphen in there on purpose, of course,
01:43and the 7-11 is in the first game.
01:45What would you like?
01:46Sturry-Eyed.
01:47All right, these are things that get stirred up.
01:51Things that get stirred up.
01:52Ready, go.
01:55On a cake, you put?
01:56Icing frosting.
01:58And Corn Flakes is the name of a?
01:59Cereal.
02:01And an egg you make into a?
02:02Omelet.
02:04And turkey, and you put a pour?
02:05Dressing.
02:06You pour it over it?
02:07Gravy.
02:08And you put it on your sandwich to make sandwiches?
02:10Mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup.
02:12And salad on a salad, you pour it?
02:14Dressing.
02:16And concrete is made of?
02:19Asphalt, cement rock.
02:20That's got it.
02:21All right, good.
02:23That's the way to do it, ladies.
02:25Seven to nothing, Earl.
02:27Every second counts, Dick.
02:28All right, you picked the one with the 7-11.
02:30Whoo!
02:33Also a good way to start.
02:35Come up with a seven out of seven,
02:36and your partner wins $1,100.
02:38These are words that end with the letters S-E.
02:41Words that end with the letters S-E.
02:44Ready, go.
02:46Not a doctor, but a?
02:47A nurse.
02:47Uh-huh.
02:48Another name for aerobics?
02:51Uh, another name for aerobics?
02:53Exercise.
02:54Uh-huh.
02:55Not a cow, but a?
02:56A moose.
02:57No, you ride a?
02:57You ride a?
02:58A horse.
02:59Uh-huh.
03:00The blank old owl.
03:01Very-
03:02Wise.
03:03Uh-huh.
03:04You take this on an apartment?
03:05Not with a month, but-
03:06Lease.
03:06Uh-huh.
03:08You water the garden with a-
03:09A hose.
03:10Uh-huh.
03:10And I'm gonna put a hex on you.
03:12I'm gonna put a-
03:12Curse.
03:13That's got it.
03:14Whoo!
03:15$1,100.
03:20Paula, you can put that $1,100 in your books
03:23and keep it, all right?
03:24It's seven to seven.
03:25Martha.
03:26We have decided to break out the bubbly.
03:28All right, let's see where it is here.
03:29Describe these things that are used for special occasions.
03:33Things that are used for special occasions.
03:35Ready, go.
03:37Okay, he brings in the food?
03:39The caterer.
03:40Yes.
03:41And you wear an evening-
03:42Gown.
03:43Correct.
03:44And an interior-
03:46Decorator.
03:46Mm-hmm.
03:47And stole, it's a certain kind of animal.
03:49Fur.
03:51And you eat, correct.
03:52And make a-
03:53Toast.
03:53Correct.
03:54And the rose-
03:56Tattoo.
03:57And a boat, what-
03:58Garden.
03:59Does what on a boat?
04:00On a-
04:00Floats.
04:01Right.
04:02And you stay in a big-
04:04Hotel.
04:05Room.
04:06It's a big one.
04:07Suite.
04:08Yes.
04:08Oh, that's really nice.
04:09Whoo!
04:10Nicely done, ladies.
04:14It's 14 to seven.
04:16We could be on our way to a perfect game,
04:17which would be nice,
04:18somebody would win $5,000 more.
04:2114 to seven, Murphy's Law, on guard, don't call us.
04:23Paula?
04:24I'm gonna try, don't call us.
04:25All right, describe these things associated
04:28with a telephone answering machine.
04:30Oh, boy.
04:32Things associated with a telephone answering machine.
04:34Okay.
04:35Ready, go.
04:36Okay, this is what you got.
04:37One, two, three are-
04:38Numbers.
04:39Digits, right.
04:40And this is not goodbye, but-
04:41Hello.
04:42Mm-hmm.
04:42And this is what I'm speaking into.
04:43Speak, the microphone.
04:45Right.
04:46And this is not an A-track, but a type of tape.
04:49An A-track, or a, you could put it in a player in your car.
04:52Cassette.
04:53Right.
04:53And this is what you hear.
04:54Not at the tone.
04:55The message.
04:56Little bowl.
04:57Peep.
04:58Uh-huh.
04:58Oh, sorry, this is what, the noise that it makes.
05:00Oh, sorry, got it, pass.
05:03And this is what you leave on a machine.
05:04Buzz.
05:05When somebody talks to a machine,
05:06you get the- Message.
05:07Right.
05:08Oh.
05:09What was it?
05:10It was peep.
05:11Oh, peep.
05:12I'm thinking of the wrong thing.
05:13The guy on the other end of the phone is saying,
05:15remember to leave your message right after the peep,
05:16you know, and I thought, where's she going with that?
05:19All right, it's 14 to 12.
05:20Paula, you have a choice of the last two.
05:22Which one, please?
05:23I'm gonna take on guard.
05:25Do you want to give a receipt?
05:26No, I will receive.
05:27Give Earl a shot at it?
05:28Yes.
05:29Earl, describe these places where people must be alert.
05:32Places where people must be alert.
05:35You all right with that?
05:36What?
05:37All right.
05:38All right.
05:39Ready.
05:40All right.
05:41Ready.
05:42And go.
05:44Tarzan's in the...
05:45Jungle.
05:47In the front of the plane where the pilot is.
05:49Captain's seat.
05:50No, where he sits.
05:50The whole area.
05:51Cockpit.
05:53The house of the...
05:54Seven tables.
05:55The Senate, the house of...
05:56Representatives.
05:57Congress.
05:58Yeah, okay.
05:59An actor goes in to get a part.
06:00He goes in...
06:01Audition.
06:03Going, going, gone.
06:05Auction.
06:06We drive on the...
06:07Road, freeway.
06:08Yeah, mm-hmm.
06:10You hang off the...
06:11You fall off the...
06:12Foot.
06:12Yes.
06:14Hot round.
06:18That's the way you were clicking it off in that round
06:20that you got to play again now.
06:21We'll see what happens here.
06:22It's 19 to 14, five point lead going.
06:24We'll see if it holds up.
06:26Martha, you're gonna give or receive.
06:28I'm going to receive.
06:29Jackie, describe these things associated with Eddie Murphy.
06:32Things associated with Eddie Murphy.
06:34All right.
06:35We need 20 points.
06:3620.
06:37Ready.
06:38Go.
06:39What he makes.
06:40Jokes, comedians.
06:41For a film.
06:42In other words, a movie.
06:43For a film.
06:44In other words, for a film.
06:45Not TV, but...
06:46Film, theater, a movie.
06:49And he's not an actor, he's funny, so he's a...
06:51He's a comedian.
06:52And the guy, Charlie Chaplin is a...
06:58Sherlock Holmes.
06:58Was an investigator, a private detective.
07:00Peter Falk.
07:02The big city, back in...
07:03New York.
07:05And celebrity signs.
07:06His signature.
07:07You ask him for their...
07:08An autograph.
07:09And a fan.
07:10Club.
07:11All right.
07:12You pulled it off.
07:13Woo!
07:14Half a second in there.
07:16Let's go for $10,000.
07:18♪♪♪
07:23♪♪♪
07:28♪♪♪
07:33Last night, we had a lady join the magic circle of three.
07:36Who's going to try for an additional $100,000 next week
07:39in our Tournament of Champions round
07:41of the $100,000 Pyramid?
07:43Ellen Gerstel won in 35 seconds.
07:46If you can pick up this $10,000 in less than 35 seconds,
07:51you'll be back next week.
07:53Let's just think about the $10,000 for the moment, all right?
07:56Good luck, ladies.
07:57Here's your first subject.
07:58Go!
08:00Brushes.
08:01Easels.
08:03Things with paint.
08:05Don't take that.
08:07Cloudy day.
08:09Things that are gray.
08:10That are dark.
08:12A camera.
08:14A photographer's camera.
08:15Things you see through.
08:17Things you take pictures with.
08:18Time attacks.
08:19Things made of glass.
08:20Go ahead, next.
08:22Duties.
08:24Teenagers' duties.
08:26Chores.
08:27Things that are chores.
08:30Animals.
08:31Stuffed animals.
08:33Oh, I'm sorry.
08:34Oh, shoot.
08:34Go ahead.
08:36A wave.
08:38Wavetop.
08:40Things that are white.
08:41That are foamy.
08:41That roll in.
08:42No.
08:43Buzzer.
08:44All right, we had a lot of bad luck.
08:46What happened?
08:47Turn around, let me reconstruct this for you.
08:50Okay, should I turn around?
08:51Turn around and take a look.
08:52Tell me.
08:53Contacts are lenses in the vernacular.
08:55Contact lenses, and the common phrase for that is contact.
08:58So they wouldn't let you do it.
09:00You read stuff.
09:01I know.
09:02That's all right.
09:03Things with a crest.
09:04Help me, I wasn't paying attention.
09:06Why did I get a buzz?
09:07Listen more carefully.
09:08The wavetop.
09:09The wavetop is the crest.
09:10There's a direct definition there.
09:12Two, three hundred and fifty dollars.
09:13We'll be back to play the second round right after this.
09:16Contact lenses.
09:17That's wonderful.
09:18Awesome.
09:21I'm gonna write it.
09:22I'm gonna write it.
09:23I'm gonna write it down.
09:23Whatever you want.
09:24Oh, you don't feel me?
09:25No, no, no.
09:26You don't feel me?
09:27No, no, no.
09:28You don't feel me?
09:28No, no, no.
09:29You don't feel me?
09:30No, no, no.
09:31You don't feel me?
09:32No, no, no.
09:33You don't feel me?
09:34No, no, no.
09:34I tell you, you've got your three hundred and fifty dollars
09:36and a leg up there already conspiring over there.
09:38Look at them studying this board, paying no attention.
09:41Earl, we should talk about your animal series,
09:43The Wild Side.
09:44The Wild Side.
09:45Thank you, Dick.
09:46Yes, it's a marvelous documentary that was made
09:48by the BBC, which I host and narrate.
09:50And I'm really proud of it.
09:52It's terrific stuff.
09:53It is seen in syndication.
09:54It's in syndication.
09:55It'll be around the country.
09:56And if you don't have it in your local market,
09:58ask for it.
09:59You call, you scream and yell and say,
10:00give me that show.
10:01Sure.
10:02The Wild Side.
10:03Thank you, sir.
10:04All right.
10:04Stand by, Earl and Martha, you'll be second up here.
10:06And Jacque, you'll be first with Mummy Dearest,
10:10Red Faced, Learn Your Lesson, Behind Closed Doors,
10:14Make Up Your Mind, The High and Mighty.
10:16We play the mystery seven in the second half of the game.
10:19And I have a feeling that somebody'd like
10:22to take this one away.
10:23It's seven out of seven.
10:24It's worth over four thousand dollars.
10:26A trip for two to New Zealand.
10:28Oh, hey.
10:29Nice way.
10:30Go.
10:31Jacque, where is that mystery seven?
10:34Learn Your Lesson.
10:35Sure.
10:36It's not.
10:37Describe these things.
10:38Oh, look at this one.
10:40Martha, this should have been yours.
10:41It's things associated with a teacher.
10:43Things associated with a teacher.
10:45All right, ready.
10:47Go.
10:48This, what she sits at.
10:50Her desk.
10:51And another word for test is.
10:53Exam.
10:54And you eat a blank a day.
10:56Apple.
10:57And at school time, lunch is called,
10:59or your play time.
10:59Recess.
11:01And algebra is.
11:02Math.
11:04And you get a B, a C, or.
11:05A grade.
11:06And when you stay away from school.
11:08You're a play hooky.
11:08That's it.
11:09Seven pointer to start us off.
11:17Earl, anything appeal to you there?
11:19Yes, we'd like the high and the mighty, Dick.
11:20The high and the mighty.
11:21Describe these tall people or characters.
11:24Tall people.
11:25Tall people or characters.
11:26Ready, go.
11:28The president.
11:30Ronald Reagan.
11:32Magnum, P.I.
11:34Thomas Ellick.
11:36He held Jessica Lange in his big hairy hands.
11:38King Kong.
11:40The 16th president.
11:41He freed the slaves.
11:42Abraham Lincoln.
11:44Samson Slewin.
11:45Goliath.
11:46Yes.
11:47He's the star of the Fall Man.
11:49The Fall Guy.
11:50Lee Majors.
11:52He's, make my day.
11:55Make my day.
11:57Peter Falk.
11:58No, no, no, no, no.
11:59Dirty Harry.
12:00Oh.
12:01Tony Swift.
12:02Tony Swift.
12:03It's okay.
12:05Seven, six, the score.
12:06Paula, please.
12:07I'm gonna pick red faced.
12:08All right, describe these things associated with a blush.
12:11Things associated with a blush.
12:13Ready, go.
12:15And these are my.
12:16Cheeks.
12:17Uh-huh.
12:17And, oops, I made a.
12:19Mistake-a-boo-boo.
12:20Yeah.
12:20And the color, light red is.
12:23Pink.
12:25And this is someone who never had sex.
12:26She's a.
12:27Virgin.
12:28And this is when you're not aggressive,
12:30you're very timid and.
12:31Tamed, shy.
12:33And this is when you tell a lie,
12:34you're also telling a.
12:35Fin.
12:35Mm-hmm.
12:36And this is, oh my God, when I did something, I am so.
12:38Sorry.
12:39No, you did something, you made a fool of yourself.
12:40Embarrassed.
12:41Yes.
12:42That's got it.
12:4314 pointer.
12:49She's not letting up, Martha.
12:49They're not gonna make it any easier.
12:51You gotta get all of these, get close.
12:52What would you like?
12:53Make up your mind.
12:54All right.
12:56I might point out, folks,
12:57that the mystery seven is still in the game
12:59with a $4,000 vacation trip back there.
13:01Describe these things that change directions.
13:04Things that change directions.
13:06Ready?
13:06Go.
13:08Ben Franklin flue.
13:09Kite.
13:10Right.
13:11And you light a match in.
13:12Strike a fire.
13:13Right.
13:14And on a tinker tape parade, they throw.
13:17Confetti.
13:18Right.
13:19And in Australia, they throw a.
13:21Boomerang.
13:22And a big wind.
13:24Tornado.
13:25Right.
13:26And a hockey.
13:27Puck.
13:28Mm-hmm.
13:29And this is a type of fish that swims upstream.
13:31Salmon.
13:32Correct.
13:33All right.
13:34Good.
13:34Good clue.
13:35All right.
13:36Good clue.
13:37Martha, one thing in this game is
13:40you don't wanna be behind, but you are.
13:43And the good part about that is,
13:45of these two subjects left over here,
13:47one offers you an opportunity for a $4,000 bonus gift.
13:51That card's under mummy dearest,
13:54or it's under behind closed doors.
13:57Where is it?
13:57We'd like to try behind closed doors.
13:59Let's check it.
14:01There you go.
14:02Woo!
14:03Woo!
14:04You wish to give or receive?
14:05I'm going to give.
14:06We'll give you the 30 seconds.
14:07I'm going to receive.
14:08You're going to receive.
14:09Get it up to 20 points, you'll win the vacation trip.
14:11Here you go.
14:12Ready?
14:13Go.
14:14This is a.
14:15Shoe.
14:16Mm-hmm.
14:17And I dry off with a.
14:18Towel.
14:19Right.
14:20And I sweep with a.
14:20Broom.
14:21Correct.
14:22And I wear a, not a jacket, but a.
14:24Blouse.
14:25No.
14:26A shawl, a dress.
14:26Instead of.
14:27Coat.
14:28Yes.
14:29And like a stein.
14:30And I brew coffee in a.
14:31Mug.
14:32Mm-hmm.
14:33And you carry luggage.
14:34Another word for luggage.
14:35Suitcase.
14:36Correct.
14:37And your bones make up your.
14:38Skeleton.
14:39Yes.
14:40Woo!
14:40Woo!
14:41Woo!
14:42Woo!
14:43Woo!
14:44Woo!
14:45Congratulations, Martha Faust, you've done well.
14:51Those were all things you find in a closet
14:53and you've won a trip for two to New Zealand.
14:56It's worth over $4,000
14:57and you will have six nights in Auckland, New Zealand.
15:00Oh, thank you.
15:01Think of this while you're over there vacationing.
15:02All right, it's 20 to 14.
15:04Here comes the squeaky wheel here.
15:06You've got 20 points, she's got 14.
15:09If you come up, Paula, with seven out of seven,
15:11you'll be headed to the winner's circle.
15:12Who'll give and who'll receive?
15:13She will give.
15:14Jacque, describe these things associated with Egypt.
15:17I knew it.
15:18Things associated with Egypt.
15:20You need 21.
15:21Ready, go.
15:23A dry, the big.
15:24Desert.
15:25The thing with a hump on its back.
15:28A camel.
15:29Antony and.
15:30Cleopatra.
15:31And not coal, but.
15:32Hot.
15:34And she floated on this river.
15:36An isle.
15:37And not love, but.
15:39Hate.
15:40You don't make love, but.
15:41War.
15:43And the man that goes digging for the thing.
15:45Archaeologist.
15:46You've got it.
15:47Woo!
15:48Let's go, ladies, for $10,000.
15:51Woo!
16:01Thank you very much.
16:02Thank you very much.
16:02I was gonna get, this is Sam and, and I didn't know.
16:11I just thought we'd listen to the music
16:12for a little while and relax and all.
16:14It's a hard thing to ask you to relax,
16:16but if you can just control your anxiety
16:18and have fun with this thing, it'll work better for you.
16:21Your challenge really isn't all that bad, Paula,
16:23because your opponent has won $350.
16:25That is not like $750 or $800 for obvious reasons.
16:29I mean, it's a little easier to match it or beat it.
16:31If you can do that, then you'll come back tomorrow
16:34and try for another round of the game.
16:37Three people next week will be here
16:39to try to add an additional $100,000 to their take.
16:43They are Ellen Gerstel.
16:46I always want to put the, transpose the initials in there.
16:49Ray Rodriguez and Andy Culpepper.
16:51They all start at 31 seconds, 34 seconds, 35 seconds.
16:54So what you want to do is, first off,
16:56match $350 if you can.
16:57Secondly, if you win the $10,000, terrific.
17:00If you can do it in less than 35 seconds,
17:02double terrific, okay?
17:03Good luck, ladies.
17:04Here is your first subject.
17:06Go.
17:07Eat them, brie.
17:09Types of bread.
17:10Cheddar.
17:11Types of cheese.
17:12Oh, Tinkerbell is my best friend and I wear little.
17:15Oh, what Peter Pan would say.
17:19Gum.
17:20Things you chew.
17:21Girdles.
17:22Things that are, stretch.
17:23Things that stretch.
17:26Your teddy bear.
17:27Things you hug.
17:30A gurney.
17:31Paramedics.
17:32Things that, things that help you.
17:34An IV, a stretcher.
17:36Things, parts of paramedic, parts of the hospital.
17:39Things that ambulance.
17:42Vampire, Superman.
17:43Things that fly.
17:44Superman, vampire.
17:45Things with wings.
17:47A magician.
17:48People who do tricks.
17:48People who have supernatural powers.
17:51People that change into other things.
17:53A vampire.
17:54Things that bite.
17:55Superman, a magician.
17:57People who change, people are strong.
17:58Made of steel.
17:59Performer.
18:00People who, class performer.
18:01Wear capes.
18:01People who have wings.
18:02Woo!
18:03Woo!
18:04Woo!
18:05Woo!
18:06Woo!
18:06Woo!
18:07Woo!
18:08Woo!
18:09Woo!
18:10Woo!
18:11Woo!
18:11Woo!
18:12Woo!
18:13Woo!
18:14Woo!
18:15Woo!
18:16Woo!
18:16Woo!
18:17Woo!
18:18Woo!
18:19Woo!
18:20Woo!
18:21Woo!
18:21Woo!
18:23Oh my God.
18:24This woman may be the first to pass out.
18:27That was great!
18:29You know, for a moment there,
18:30it looked like you might sneak in
18:32with less than 35 seconds, at one point,
18:34and then you begin to say,
18:35well, just win the money.
18:37You've just won $10,000 in 44 seconds,
18:4154 seconds, 54 seconds.
18:44Oh my God.
18:45Can you continue?
18:47Will you be able to come back
18:48for the conclusion of the show?
18:49I think so, yes.
18:49We'll be right back after this.
18:51That was great!
18:52Oh my God!
18:53Thank you!
18:54I didn't have an obvious fit,
18:55but I was like, hey, it's okay.
18:58A little change,
18:59I'm tired of the fact that I don't know what they mean.
19:02What a quick change.
19:02Yeah.
19:03A little change.
19:05Thanks to you.
19:05Yeah.
19:06It was a good life.
19:11Folks, I'm sorry our time's run out.
19:12Marcia, they're headed for New Zealand
19:15for a nice trip.
19:16Martha.
19:17I said, not a month, don't, it wasn't.
19:18Martha.
19:19What did I say?
19:20Marcia.
19:21Forgive me.
19:22$350 in the till to remember us by.
19:26Thank you ever so much.
19:27Thank you very much.
19:28See you tomorrow night.
19:29Paula, you'll be back with $1,111,000.
19:31What's, I'm sorry.
19:32I butchered Martha's name.
19:34I've taken your money away.
19:35$11,100.
19:38Jack Kaye, save me tomorrow night, will you?
19:40I'll see you then.
19:40And now Dick Clark.
19:41So long.
19:42All right.
19:45We're winning the Mission 7, Martha Faust.
19:46You and a guest may re-enjoy
19:47the courteous service of Continental Airlines
19:49as you fly from Los Angeles
19:51to Auckland, New Zealand.
19:52Where you'll explore fantastic scenery
19:53and enjoy Kiwi hospitality
19:55in the comfort and luxury of a chauffeur-driven limousine
19:58furnished by Glacon Tours.
19:59Congratulations, Martha.
20:01Some of our contestants will receive.
20:05It's Rosie against sprint champion Evelyn Ashford
20:07to see which towel is quickest.
20:08Ready?
20:09Go.
20:10Bounty Grab spills quicker than any other towel.
20:12Bounty won.
20:13It's the quicker picker-upper.
20:15I eat chunky soup.
20:16After all, when you're competing with people half your age,
20:19you need all the help you can get.
20:21Chunky, the soup that eats like a meal.
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20:32Try New Hanes Silk Reflections.
20:34Original ragu for me.
20:36New ragu with extra garlic for my husband, Sal.
20:39And for Sal Jr. with extra cheese.
20:42Now everybody's happy.
20:46Honey Nut Cheerios tempts your tummy
20:48with a taste of nuts and honey.
20:50It's a honey of an O.
20:52♪ It's Honey Nut Cheerios ♪
20:55How hearty and spicy are New Vlassic's Zesty Dills?
20:58Just try one pickle and you'll know.
21:00I'll take this one.
21:02Oh.