Or you could think of them as dimes if we're thinking about change.

Onion

Tamasaburo!

Jeweler! Locksmith!

Yeah.

So we get twenty five.

smoking, playing pool!

Do you have a nickel?

So what is it? Hitler had a double?

The 5 yen coin is made from brass and the 10 yen coin is made from bronze.

So one dime plus six dimes is seven dimes.

If you had one, said Mary, what would you plant?

Two plus nothing it's two tens.

So, it can balance on a point.

Wheat bread and olive oil should be enough.

No bullets!

A horse's eye !

And Goebbels got an actor to be Hitler?

Really, Tamasaburo?

Get out. Hey, why don't you get your eyeballs pierced?

Let's do a couple of excercises from our probability one module. We have a bag with nine red marbles, two blue marbles, and three green marbles in it.

I chopped some onions.

Adversity makes a man wise, not rich.

Hardship makes the man.

A nickel is a five cent coin.

You can do all those fun things.

Got a couple of nickels, Eddie?

Can I have a roll of quarters?

I chopped some onions.

What's the matter?

Why do the five yen coin and the fifty yen coin have holes in the center?

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine red marbles. That looks some kind of orangesh but does the job. Two blue marbles.

He blew soap bubbles.

I come from Saitama.

The bubble burst in the air.

Nine is just nine pennies.

Hit him in the peepers, Yasha.

I'm a regular ball of fire.

Look, I'll give you 10 for a dime.

They'd think you had been off on a hell of a toot.

Well done, Tamasaburo!

How many of those how many ways or how many balls can you pick out that will be yellow?

The boss bawled me out.

Stop digging through your bag!

Now, one thing I will let you think about is