In this chapter, we learn that the old man and the young man have finally made it to the big time. The old man is still waiting for the money to come in, but he's happy to have it. The young man is also happy, because he thinks that he'll be able to buy some new clothes for himself and his family. He's also happy because he knows that his father will be very happy to hear that he has made a lot of money. The two men discuss how much money they've made, and how much they can expect to make in the future. The older man says that he can't tell his father about it, but the younger man is happy to tell him. He says that the money is going to go to his friend, who's a rich guy. The younger man tells him that he doesn't need to tell his dad about it. He just wants to make sure that his friend is happy. The elder man tells the younger one that they have transferred 143 million to his account, as well as two hundred thousand to his. He asks if there's anything else he might need, and the older man replies that they're all friends, so they don't have to stand around and eat. He tells the young one that he is a millionaire now, and that whatever he says is right. He still wonders if this is really a dream, and he wonders if the older one has a special ability. He wonders if there was a pile of stones on the table, and one of them had to have been red jadeite. He also wonders if he could have gotten a cleaver out of it, and if he would have been able to rob him with it. But the elder man assures him that they can eat only at food stalls, and asks him to try a dish. The dish is rich, smooth, and tastes like chicken. It's called "kidneys," and it has one of two names: it's