Mother and Son1984

Maggie Beare:
[handing Robert a term deposit slip] Here we are.

Robert Beare:
What's this? This isn't the money?

Maggie Beare:
Ah... yes, yes. Five thousand dollars.

Robert Beare:
No mum, this is a term deposit slip. You've put the money in the bank?

Maggie Beare:
Yes, Arthur told me too.

Robert Beare:
[to Arthur] She's put it in for two years.

Maggie Beare:
You were right, Arthur. They do pay interest. Twelve percent. That's more than you were going to give me.

Robert Beare:
But we can't touch the money for two years.

Arthur Beare:
You're supposed to be buying me a car.

Maggie Beare:
There's no rush, surely. I'll take the money out in two years and buy you a proper car.

Maggie Beare:
There's no rush, surely. I'll take the money out in two years and buy you a proper car.