How much for a ride?

4 seconds sound clip from the Mister Ed - Season 1, Ep. 4 - Kiddy park TV Series.

You can hear this line at 00:16:38 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Who told me?

- Excuse me. I'll be back in a minute.

- You looking for trouble, Mac?

- I got to get out there.

- Only riders are allowed out on the track, see?

- How much for a ride?

- 15 cents. 4 for a half.

- Wait a minute. I get it. This is a hidden camera show. We're on TV, right? Where's the camera? Where'd you hide it? Boy, you had me fooled for a minute. Where's the camera?

- Hiya, honey.

- Hiya, Davey boy. This is Daddy.

- Where'd you hide the microphone? Under your lapel?

[...]

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Sound bites of famous quotes, funny lines and sound effects from the Mister Ed (1958-1966) TV Series that you can use as ringtones or share them with your friends on social networks etc.

Actors: Allan Lane (Mister Ed), Alan Young (Wilbur Post), Connie Hines (Carol Post), Larry Keating (Roger Addison)

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