- How are you going to get up there?
- I'll walk up.
- The stairs?
- The building.
- Sorry I asked.

— John Peter McAllister (Lee Van Cleef), Max Keller (Timothy Van Patten)

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11 seconds sound clip from The Master (1984) - Max (S1E1) sitcom.

You can hear this line at 00:37:19.030 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.

Quote context

[...]

- You know how those ninjas are. Always going around beheading each other. Barbaric, I know. To them it's some kind of ritual. Know what I mean?

- Now where's Christiansen?

- I'll tell you.

- I like a man who keeps his head. Don't you?

- There's a guard in the lobby at the front desk. A lot of monitors and security guards on every floor.

- The boss is on the top floor. How do we get up there?

- I would suggest you use the elevator.

- How are you going to get up there?

- I'll walk up.

- The stairs?

- The building.

- Sorry I asked.

- Max Keller to see Mr. Christiansen.

- Now you should have gone down like a sack of flour.

- Sometimes an old-fashioned right-hand cross comes in handy.

- Hey, what are you doing there?

[...]

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