[Frank Frink is dealing with antique shop owner Robert Childan, who's not too pleased that Frink just scared off a Japanese couple]
[given three rounds for his Colt45 revolver] Only three?
This is an antique store, not an armory, and I can't guarantee they'll fire. They're 100 yen apiece.
[gives yen notes] 300. [sees Childan write in a logbook] What is that?
I'm required by law to keep a registry of all sales of restricted items. So these bullets were purchased by Mr. Satoshi Matsuda, a collector on his way back to Tibet. But I will need to see your identity card on the chance I need to revisit this matter with you, and that is non-negotiable.
All right, all right. Come on.
I suggest you work on your patience, Mr. Frink.
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