The Magnificent Seven1960

[Chris and Vin approach O'Reilly, who is chopping wood on a farm for his breakfast.]

Chris Adams:
Morning. I'm a friend of Harry Luck's. He tells me you're broke.

O'Reilly:
Nah. I'm doing this because I'm an eccentric millionaire.

Chris:
There's a job for six men, watching over a village south of the border.

O'Reilly:
How big's the opposition?

Chris:
Thirty guns.

O'Reilly:
(stops axe in mid-swing) I admire your notion of fair odds, mister.

Chris:
Harry tells me you faced bigger odds during the Travis County war.

O'Reilly:
Well, they paid me six hundred dollars for that one.

Vin:
He said you got that Selena thing cleared up in less than a month.

O'Reilly:
Paid me eight hundred dollars for that one.

Vin:
You cost a lot.

O'Reilly:
Yeah. That's right, I cost a lot.

Chris:
The offer is twenty dollars.

[O'Reilly keeps chopping wood. Chris and Vin turn to leave.]

O'Reilly:
Twenty dollars? Right now, that's a lot.