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Comma One and two

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How do I go about punctuating the following sentences?

If I am to go with you, then one I want some money, and two I need you not to talk.

My concerns are directed at the punctuation about "one" and "two."

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If I am to go with you, then, one, I want some money and, two, I need you not to talk.

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@bobobinks,

Bob I'd instead use numeral, eg, "then 1) I….and 2) I…"

Or maybe "then first"…, "and second"...

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