- Jonathan Morgan: Money destroys your character.
- Pinky: Then you must have a bad character.
- Jonathan Morgan: [smiles] That's right.
- Jonathan Morgan: Why don't you finally look for a job? I'm sick and tired financing your stupid projects.
- Frank Fräser: I am looking for one, but right now I really have a creative period. Ideas are literally flying at me.
- Jonathan Morgan: Then duck and let fly over you.
- Jonathan Morgan: [sees his breakfast] Grains? Am I a chicken? I want bacon and eggs.
- Leontine: Too much cholesterol.
- Jonathan Morgan: So what?
- Leontine: Heart attack. You gonna eat this good.
- Jonathan Morgan: [angry] You can stuff it!
- Leontine: No time for that. I'll be right back.
- Pinky: Mr. Morgan, do you still hate children?
- Jonathan Morgan: Sure, but there are exceptions.
- Pinky: Like what?
- Jonathan Morgan: [Morgan gives Pinky a 50-mark-bill]
- Pinky: Thank you.
- Jonathan Morgan: Don't mention it, this one is real.
- Jonathan Morgan: Could you solve a real case?
- Pinky: Sure, nobody is better than the famous Pinkerton?
- Jonathan Morgan: Pinkerton? He is dead for years.
- Pinky: Yes, 1st July 1884. But I'm his successor. Allow me: Pinky.
- Jonathan Morgan: [on a screen in his car, watched by Pinky] Hello Pinky, if you still want a real case, then listen carefully: My store is getting robbed regularly, despite on modern security systems. The robbers work very professionaly and don't leave any clues. Therefore I need a clever detective. But I principally never hire anyone without a proper test in advance. You'll get this case, if you find me.
- Pinky: Cool.
- Jonathan Morgan: [Pinky found disguised Morgan as a test] Couldn't you just wait a bit longer? I almost got her to flip.
- Pinky: And then what?
- Jonathan Morgan: Then I could fire her. Here the customer is the king. But anyway, you passed your test, congratulations.
- Jonathan Morgan: So you disguise yourself to spy?
- Pinky: How else can I control those lazy bunch?
- Jonathan Morgan: That's ridiculous.
- Pinky: That's how you become a millionaire.
- Jonathan Morgan: Speaking of which: You still own me my 2,20 marks. I take euros too.
- Blindschleiche: [Blindschleiche is watching TV at night and Pinky manipulated it and is showing a statue of a hallow on the screen instead, which he was filming earlier, and is talking to Blindschleiche through loudspeakers]
- [sees the hallow on TV]
- Blindschleiche: Oh my god.
- Pinky: [speaking for the hallow] Don't be afraid, my daughter. I just came to see if you are not trespassing.
- Blindschleiche: Me?
- Pinky: Yes, you.
- Blindschleiche: I am never trespassing.
- Pinky: And you don't do anything that you don't allow others?
- Blindschleiche: Like what?
- Pinky: Like watching TV.
- Blindschleiche: Well yes, I am watching you right now.
- Pinky: And why can't the kids watch TV?
- Blindschleiche: They are sleeping right now.
- Pinky: And what about during the day? Or on the weekends?
- Blindschleiche: Well, watching too much TV is bad.
- Pinky: Do you agree that you call television an invention of the devil?
- Blindschleiche: Yes, oh hallow.
- Pinky: And nevertheless you are watching infernal invention.
- Blindschleiche: Please forgive me.
- Pinky: But only if you promise me to allow the same thing to the kids.
- Blindschleiche: I'll do anything you wish, my hallow.
- Pinky: And one more thing. The food, my daughter.
- Blindschleiche: The food? But it is nutritious and healthy.
- Pinky: Enough. From now on the kids will decide what to prepare.
- Blindschleiche: The kids?
- Pinky: Sure. The kids of course. And now turn this off and off to bed.
- [fades out the hallow]
- Blindschleiche: Yes, of course.
- [turns off the TV]