they ought to pay me quite a lot more than they're paying me now." "You're doing pretty well as it is," Burns reminded her, with a visible dampening of his eagerness.
"For keeping your cut-and-dried stories from falling flat, yes.

But for writing the kind of play that will have just as many 'punches' and still be true to life, and then for acting it all out and putting in those punches,--that's a different matter, Mr.Burns.

And you'll have to pay Lite a decent salary, or I'll quit right here.

I'm thinking up stunts for us two that are awfully risky.

You'll have to pay for that.
But it will be worth while.