this. you get both of these knives for the same price. for three payments of only thirteen dollars and thirty-three cents. that's pretty good. arnold. what's that? arnold, my dad wants everyone to have a bread a bagel knife. oh, you can't appreciate what this knife does until i show you something. we all have bread knives. well all have... you can go out and spend seventy-five dollars for a knife that does nothing but bread. how many of you still do this though? you take good old faithful and you start to make these little uh. try and put, try and put that into the toaster. better yet, try getting it out. okay. let me show you something incredible. here's a knife that is so sharp. let me just even this off. the weight of the knife alone does the cutting. how's this for cutting bread? would you like that, huh? let me show you something. you've got relatives that won't move? you starve them to death. you make a sandwich like this i guarantee you they'll pack their bags get out and...

let me show you something. we don't expect you to hold your hand up there like that. so ron is going to give you a fork that'll hold the turkey like that. and i'll tell you something, when you start to carve turkey with this, oh my goodness, it melts right off of the bone. look at this. and you know what i like about it? i like my turkey cut nice and thin. take a look at this. is that a job, huh? you've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven pieces of the best cutlery you'll ever get your hands on and the price for everything is only three easy payments of only thirteen dollars and thirty-three cents. how's that sound? huh? now, you might be satisfied, but i'm not. because, what about steak knives? we have... there's no steak knives in here. oh no. steak knives you've got. four of them. four of them. now ron, i know that you sell these steak knives individually for seventeen ninety-five. am i right or wrong? that's right. okay, so if we add that in. four steak knives. we now have...