350 European, 200 Asian... 175 American, 100 African... and 12 Princess Grace commemorative... which comes to 10 francs.

And 100.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, one hundred!

And for an extra 100,000?

And a hundred thousand.

101?

May she live to be a hundred years!

I will say 100 Our Fathers and 100 Hail Marys.

Or five tens and five ones.

So hopefully this gives you a pretty good sense. And let me just do one more, just to really make sure that we really understand how all of this carrying business works.

One hundred and 10 pounds.

One hundred and 10 it is, right?

Thirty what?

Five and six.

And it'll keep going to a hundred and a thousand and a million billion trillion.

17 We will bring 117

136 miles an hour.

A hundred and sixteen from Bordeaux, my wife.

One's too many, and a hundred's not enough.

We even picked up a group from the 101.

Four seventyfive.

Twentyfive francs?

It is still high.

101 Airborne driving on Utah.

5.8 billion caps.

5.9 billion caps.

But I have 5!

Eightyfive is a lucky number.

T minus 15 and counting.

You discarded a 10 and a five and a queen and a three.

Yes.

The mail room and boiler rooms six and five.

Its highest, three hundred and two kilometre.

And 100. I wonder if I have enough money.

It was 100 years ago, not any longer.

No, sir, 101.

A hundred and 10 Turkish pounds. I'll do it right away.

Five, and after five it kind of becomes the traditional prefixes that we associate with a lot of these numbers.

65 miles above our heads.

Think of it. They've got five monsters and number six coming up.

Five head of them already and more coming.

Ninetyfive with the telephone call.

136 is tough, but Chad Urwin has been within six inches of a 300milesperhour wind and survived... when this tornado went over his head.

Layla and Sami were both 45.

Now fast forward another hundred years.