Oh... that... that... master is...

I'll pay for that.

I will pay you the money tomorrow.

He used to say, Well, you can pay me now or you can pay me later.

He bought that charger. He paid for it?

We won't have to. He'll pay.

Yes, yes. Oh ...

Just get out of here.

I can pay.

Will you pay cash?

We're paying for the villa.

I bought a tractor then it broke.

Please pay the tax.

I get paid in advance. 200, cash only. You told me 100 on the phone.

So who knows?

It was going to be totally traditional.

You're left with 500,000 of pre tax income.

And on top of that,

Speeding.

When he tells you how much, you pay. Is that clear?

Let him pay for it.

All six billion of them

We've paid them.

I don't get paid as much as I'd like.

I don't get paid as much as I'd like to be paid.

I don't get paid as much as I'd like to be.

Now, hopefully you understand the notion of actually transferring the loan.

If I gave them 500 and then five years later they pay me 1000, they are essentially paying interest, right?

He's been what?!

Let's say Pension Fund 1 were to lend 1 billion to A.

He left the restaurant without paying.

I can improve on that 11 year old, saying, You either pay the hospital, or you pay the farmer, and I'm here to make a pitch for paying the farmer.

They had deployed all the right incentives,

I need your phone. I will pay.

Please pay the cashier.

And for that I will pay you 150,000... cash.

Opening night, doctors, lawyers, businessmen and their wives, all dressed to the nines.

What have you been saying to her?

I will make him pay the money.

What's curious about this is, there's another paradox here, which is the best use of money as a motivator, is to pay people enough to take the issue of money off the table.

I will pay the money to you.

Before we get out of the taxi, we pay the fare.

I will do that work on condition that I get paid for it.

I'd like to pay in cash.

I'd like to pay in cash.