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yes, all the markets just started offering wipes to shoppers.

i'm going to take five wipes.

i'm going to take five wipes.

what do you need five of them for?

what do you need five of them for?

one to wipe the handle, and the others to wipe the produce.

one to wipe the handle, and the others to wipe the produce.

what's the matter with the produce?

what's the matter with the produce?

do you think the bananas fell from the sky?

do you think the bananas fell from the sky?

what do you mean?

what do you mean?

i mean, someone used their dirty hands to pick the bananas, the apples, and the oranges.

i mean, someone used their dirty hands to pick the bananas, the apples, and the oranges.

well, you better save a wipe for the dirty dollar bills you're going to pay with.

did you go to the 99 cents store?

yes, i did.

yes, i did.

what did you buy?

what did you buy?

well, i got a lot of good deals, as usual.

well, i got a lot of good deals, as usual.

like what?

like what?

well, a dozen large eggs were only 99 cents.

well, a dozen large eggs were only 99 cents.

that's a good deal.

that's a good deal.

and a one-pound tub of soft butter was the same price.

and a one-pound tub of soft butter was the same price.

another good deal.

another good deal.

but the best deal was five pounds of potatoes for 99 cents.

but the best deal was five pounds of potatoes for 99 cents.

i don't know how that store makes money.

i don't know how that store makes money.

neither do i, but they're doing something right.

i need a new computer.

what's the matter with yours?

what's the matter with yours?

it's six years old.

it's six years old.

that's pretty old.

that's pretty old.

it still works, but i'm going to give it to a charity.

it still works, but i'm going to give it to a charity.

are you going to buy a desktop or laptop?

are you going to buy a desktop or laptop?

oh, a laptop, of course.

oh, a laptop, of course.

a pc or a mac?

a pc or a mac?

i haven't decided yet.

i haven't decided yet.

more and more people are using macs.

more and more people are using macs.

but 90 percent of the world uses pcs.

but 90 percent of the world uses pcs.

and that's not going to change anytime soon.

i got ripped off.

what happened?

what happened?

i had a car problem, so i went online.

i had a car problem, so i went online.

did you find a solution?

did you find a solution?

yes, i did. a site i went to said they would send me the solution.

yes, i did. a site i went to said they would send me the solution.

so, what's the problem?

so, what's the problem?

i sent them $20 using my credit card, but they never sent me the solution.

i sent them $20 using my credit card, but they never sent me the solution.

what are you going to do?

what are you going to do?

i sent them an email asking for my money back.

i sent them an email asking for my money back.

have you heard from them?

have you heard from them?

not yet. it's been a week.

not yet. it's been a week.

well, i guess that's a $20 lesson for you.

where's the pencil sharpener?

which one?

which one?

any one. i need to sharpen this pencil.

any one. i need to sharpen this pencil.

i think there's one on the dining room table.

i think there's one on the dining room table.

i already looked there.

i already looked there.

did you look in the desk drawer?

did you look in the desk drawer?

yes, i looked there, too.

yes, i looked there, too.

don't we have about five sharpeners?

don't we have about five sharpeners?

yes, but they seem to have legs.

yes, but they seem to have legs.

tomorrow i'm going to buy an electric sharpener.

tomorrow i'm going to buy an electric sharpener.

get one with the rubber suction cups on the bottom.

get one with the rubber suction cups on the bottom.

yes. that way it will stay where i put it.

i'm trying to stretch my dollars.

how are you doing that?

how are you doing that?

i started shopping at the dollar store.

i started shopping at the dollar store.

that saves a lot of money.

that saves a lot of money.

i bought three pounds of potatoes for a dollar.

i bought three pounds of potatoes for a dollar.

that's a good deal.

that's a good deal.

yes, even though some of the potatoes had eyes.

yes, even though some of the potatoes had eyes.

just put them in the fridge.

just put them in the fridge.

also, i bought a can of cheap coffee and a bag of good coffee.

also, i bought a can of cheap coffee and a bag of good coffee.

why did you do that?

why did you do that?

i mixed them together.

i mixed them together.

if the coffee still tastes okay, that's a good idea.

i really like this house.

can we afford it?

can we afford it?

they want 20 percent down.

they want 20 percent down.

that's a lot of money.

that's a lot of money.

but the house is so nice.

but the house is so nice.

it's in a great neighborhood.

it's in a great neighborhood.

it's close to the beach.

it's close to the beach.

it's close to the freeways.

it's close to the freeways.

it's got a big yard.

it's got a big yard.

the kids love the house, too.

the kids love the house, too.

if we don't buy it, someone else will.

if we don't buy it, someone else will.

you're right. let's buy it now. we can worry later.

we can't afford this house.

are you sure?

are you sure?

we will be house rich, but cash poor.

we will be house rich, but cash poor.

what do you mean?

what do you mean?

our monthly payments will be too high.

our monthly payments will be too high.

we won't have any money for other things?

we won't have any money for other things?

no, we won't have money for gas or food.

no, we won't have money for gas or food.

we'll be eating peanut butter sandwiches?

we'll be eating peanut butter sandwiches?

without the peanut butter!

without the peanut butter!

that's no good!

that's no good!

we have to find a cheaper house.

we have to find a cheaper house.

of course. we can't live without gas or peanut butter.

that is a beautiful house.

i don't like it.

i don't like it.

what's the matter with it?

what's the matter with it?

it's on the corner.

it's on the corner.

so?

so?

that means it gets twice as much traffic.

that means it gets twice as much traffic.

you're right.

you're right.

when you're inside, you will always hear cars stopping and stopping at the intersection.

when you're inside, you will always hear cars stopping and stopping at the intersection.

or you'll hear the collision if someone doesn't stop.

or you'll hear the collision if someone doesn't stop.

or you'll see the collision if they crash into the house.

or you'll see the collision if they crash into the house.

let's find a house that's at the end of a dead end.

let's find a house that's at the end of a dead end.

that's perfect. the less traffic, the better.

i hate looking for an apartment.

me, too.

me, too.

we have a 2 o'clock appointment to see the one on main street.

we have a 2 o'clock appointment to see the one on main street.

we'd better get ready to go.

we'd better get ready to go.

it's an upstairs unit.