| I’d like to have an argument, please | 
| Certainly, sir. | 
| Have you been here before? | 
| No, this is my first time | 
| I see. | 
| Well, were you thinking of taking a five minute argument or a course? | 
| Well, what’s the cost? | 
| It’s 1 for a five minute argument, but it’s 8 for a course of ten | 
| I think I’ll take the five minutes and see how it progresses | 
| Very well. | 
| Now, Mr. Hayward isn’t free at the moment, nor is Mr. Baker | 
| Here we go, Mr. Maynard, Room 12 | 
| Thank you | 
| WHAT DO YOU WANT?! | 
| Well, I was told outside-- | 
| DON’T GIVE ME THAT, YOU SNOTTY-FACED HEAP OF PARROT DROPPINGS! | 
| What?! | 
| SHUT YOUR FESTERING GOB, YOU TIT! | 
| YOUR TYPE REALLY MAKES ME PUKE, YOU PERVERT! | 
| What are you doing?! | 
| I came in here for an argument! | 
| Oh! | 
| I’m sorry, but this is abuse | 
| Oh, that explains it | 
| Yes, you want Room 12A. | 
| Next door | 
| Thank you | 
| Not at all. | 
| (Door shuts) Stupid git | 
| Is the right room for an argument? | 
| I’ve told you once | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| When? | 
| Just now | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Excuse me. | 
| Is the five minute argument or the half hour? | 
| Oh, just the five minute | 
| Thank you. | 
| Anyway, I did tell you | 
| No, you most certainly did not | 
| Let’s get one thing straight: I most definitely told you | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| This isn’t an argument! | 
| Yes, it is | 
| No, it isn’t. | 
| It’s just contradiction | 
| No, it isn’t | 
| Yes, it is. | 
| You just contradicted me | 
| No, I didn’t | 
| Yes, you did | 
| No, no, no | 
| You did just then | 
| That’s ludicrous | 
| Oh, this is futile | 
| No, it isn’t | 
| I came in here for a good argument | 
| No, you didn’t. | 
| You came in here for an argument | 
| Well, argument isn’t the same as contradiction | 
| Can be | 
| No, it can’t | 
| An argument is a collective series of statements intended to establish a | 
| proposition | 
| No, it isn’t | 
| Yes, it is. | 
| It isn’t just contradiction | 
| Look, if I argue with you. | 
| I must take a contrary position | 
| But it isn’t just saying No, it isn’t | 
| Yes, it is | 
| No, it isn’t. | 
| Argument’s an intellectual protest | 
| Contradiction just the automatic opposite of any statement the other person | 
| makes | 
| No, it isn’t | 
| Yes, it is | 
| Not at all | 
| Now, look-- (Bell dings) | 
| Good morning | 
| What? | 
| That’s it. | 
| Good morning | 
| I was just getting interested | 
| I’m sorry, the five minutes is up | 
| That was not five minutes | 
| I’m afraid it was | 
| Oh, no, it wasn’t. | 
| (Argument professional looks around the room) | 
| I’m sorry, but I’m not allowed to argue anymore | 
| What? | 
| If you want to go on arguing you’ll have to pay for another five minutes | 
| But that was not five minutes, just now. | 
| (Professional whistles) Oh, come on | 
| If you want to continue arguing, you must pay for another five minutes | 
| Oh, fine. | 
| Here | 
| Thank you | 
| Well? | 
| Well what? | 
| That was not five minutes, just then | 
| I told you, you have to pay | 
| I just paid | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| Yes, I did | 
| No, you didn’t | 
| I don’t want to argue about that | 
| Well, you didn’t pay | 
| Ah, but if I didn’t pay, why are you arguing? | 
| Aha! | 
| Got you | 
| No, you haven’t | 
| Yes, I have. | 
| If you’re arguing, I must have paid | 
| Not necessarily. | 
| I could be arguing in my spare time | 
| Oh, I’ve had enough of this | 
| No, you haven’t | 
| Oh, shut up! |