When the old man asks for the money, he is told that he does not have enough money to pay for it. The old man says that the boy ran away, and that nobody will help him now. He says that it is too much trouble for him to help the boy. He asks if he has anything valuable, and when the man says he does, he says that this is exactly the amount of money he needs to pay. He then asks if the boy pushed the man, and the man replies that he allowed him to do so. He tells the man to wait and see what he wants, and then he tells him to take off his shoes. The man is furious, saying that he is no longer in the line to buy his uncle's nice things, and if he likes his shoes so much he should buy them himself