So if the widgets are made out stainless steel, it's the cost of buying the stainless steel and maybe the electricity bill of melting it and reforming it or however you have to work with stainless steel.

And you can see, they're ranging from shoes, rings that were made out of stainless steal, phone covers out of plastic, all the way through to spinal implants, for example, that were created out of medical grade titanium, and engine parts.

Subway, subway

Railway

The train.

Iron.

Latin'ferrum '

Subway

Zaroff! He's coming down.

We got a rebar! Come on!

A flood?

Harris, they're in the subway. Harris! The subway!

I'd rather have a healthy mind and a warped body.

Iron is hard.

Railway station

It was a flash flood.

At the tube?

So let's say the variable costs each of these years and I'm assuming stainless steel prices don't change is 100,000.

I notice they react completely differently.

First stainless cart used by Osaka line was.... 3300 and 3150 series!

First Law

Running into Sou'ville

Jei Chulsu, chaek sang, chul, chaek sang Cao Lu

First, there's a barbedwire fence.

All my train collectables.

The new york city subway station.

Scrap metal.

Wow. They look like pylons.

That was a fake...

Varmint, stainlesssteel fluted barrel, heavyweight caliber, 175grain hollow point.

And what we wanted to get was the iron.

The tongue stings.

And in 2009,

I doesn't speak very many, but I do the best, what I are.

The swiftest on the line

Cock it!

Tram5000 series!

Trains. Underground.

life's ironclad rule.

Pull back the hammer.

Drop the ball!

Got the client out.

Today Applause

Gold is heavier than iron.

Let's take the subway.