Stan Lawrence: The same numbers.
Captain Stottlemeyer: But that's not possible.
Lotto Commissioner: That's what we thought. So we tried again.
Stan Lawrence: And again. And again. And the same six numbers kept popping up. Not always in the same order, but they very same numbers. How did that happen?
Captain Stottlemeyer: They're very lucky numbers.
Adrian Monk: Metallic paint.
Lotto Commissioner: Very good, Mr. Monk. We took a closer look. The numbers on these six balls, and only these six balls, were painted with metal-based paint. All the others are acrylic-based.
Adrian Monk: There's a magnet in the microphone.
Lotto Commissioner: Right again, Mr. Monk.
Stan Lawrence: An electromagnet, battery-operated. Strong enough to pull these six balls and only these balls up the chute.
Natalie: Well, we didn't put that there.
Lotto Commissioner: Oh, Ms. Teeger, please. Don't insult us. You started working here two weeks ago. You had access to the equipment. Suddenly your friend wins what? $106 million.
Stan Lawrence: I suggest you both get good lawyers.
Captain Stottlemeyer: What?
Captain Stottlemeyer: Hey, Monk. Monk, you got anything?
Adrian Monk: There were two winners. What happened to the other man? The truck driver.
Lotto Commissioner: Eugene Maddox. We've already talked to his lawyers. He's agreed not to sue us in exchange for a rather generous settlement.
Adrian Monk: I'm sure he did.