What does aunt spiker and aunt sponge say when they spot the peach in James and the giant peach?

In "James and the Giant Peach," when Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge spot the giant peach, they are filled with excitement and greed. They immediately start plotting how they can profit from it, with Aunt Spiker suggesting they can sell tickets to see the peach. Their reaction is one of selfishness, focusing on their desire for money rather than any appreciation for the miraculous sight.