That's wonderful. I think it's only fair to point out to you, though, that you don't need to make that decision now. You can stop at any time you want to, and take the money you've accumulated.
10 seconds sound clip from The Honeymooners (1955) - The $99000 Answer sitcom.
You can hear this line at 00:23:20.449 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.
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- Our fourth hurdle is worth $6,187.50. And if you answer that, the next one is worth $12,375.
- Now, then, we keep rolling along and doubling the money until finally, you get to the $99000 answer.
- Now, you can stop any time you feel like it, and take what money you've won up to that point.
- It certainly is, and if I may, I'd like to make a little statement.
- Well, surely. Go right ahead.
- I intend to go straight on, forge ahead to the $99000 answer.
- I see. Well, sir, tell me, have you discussed this at home? Have you talked it over with your wife?
- Yes, I did, and regardless, I am going for the $99000 answer.
- I see. Well, that's quite a decision. I guess you really know your popular songs, huh?
- All right, I wish you a lot of luck, and here's your first question for $100. Are you ready?
- All right, for $100, who is the composer of 'Swanee River?'
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