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00:01:19 #1 You're my best pal, Sam Tucker and his folks.
00:01:22 #2 Believe me, they don't come no better.
00:01:24 #3 Only when old Sam gets an idea of that hard head of his,
00:01:27 #4 ain't no room for another man.
00:01:30 #5 This is Nona, Sam's wife.
00:01:34 #6 And here's Sam's maw, a widow woman.
00:01:36 #7 Mow ain't so young, but her heart's still full of fire.
00:01:40 #8 Harmie here ain't no Tucker, just a good friend.
00:01:43 #9 If he looks kind of sheep-eyed, it's
00:01:45 #10 because he's all lit up with that flame in maw's heart.
00:01:48 #11 These are the youngest of Tucker Clang, Sam's kids, Daisy and Jottie.
00:01:54 #12 And here's Sam's granny.
00:01:55 #13 She didn't like having her picture duke needed.
00:01:58 #14 This one's me.
00:02:00 #15 I'm a town man myself.
00:02:02 #16 Only come home for fairs and weddings and such.
00:02:04 #17 That's how come I cherish these pictures so.
00:02:07 #18 Makes me feel close to my friends to look at.
00:02:09 #19 Not Uncle Pete.
00:02:58 #20 It's all for heart.
00:02:59 #21 You know that?
00:03:25 #22 You lie here Uncle Pete.
00:03:27 #23 It's a mortar.
00:03:27 #24 It's my darn door heart.
00:03:29 #25 Yeah.
00:03:37 #26 You just lie here, Uncle Pete.
00:03:38 #27 I'll finish your rope, will you?
00:03:40 #28 My chocolate, Steve.
00:03:42 #29 I gotta take my cotton back now, honey.
00:03:44 #30 I'll take care of Uncle Pete.
00:04:04 #31 I'm sure he'll be good.
00:04:10 #32 Uncle Pete's sick, Clad.
00:04:11 #33 I'm gonna finish his rope.
00:04:13 #34 I'm going to have to cross over.
00:04:15 #35 I figured I might stay here, get me a bulldozer's job.
00:04:18 #36 Where are you going?
00:04:23 #37 Well, I think I'm going north, Nick, here.
00:04:25 #38 Oh.
00:04:26 #39 Ben, sit down.
00:04:27 #40 All right, fella.
00:04:28 #41 Tired?
00:04:29 #42 Yeah.
00:04:30 #43 How are you doing, honey?
00:04:31 #44 He ain't so good.
00:04:32 #45 You're so.
00:04:33 #46 Want some more water, Uncle Pete?
00:04:34 #47 Wish we could raise him a tombstone.
00:04:36 #48 I'm going to get him a bulldozer.
00:05:12 #49 I wish we could raise him a tombstone.
00:05:48 #50 That's for folks that got money.
00:06:04 #51 Daddy? Does it, Daddy?
00:06:43 #52 You want any fox-fed granny?
00:06:59 #53 I don't want to get mixed up with no copperheads.
00:07:01 #54 Already we're in one crooked toe, one of them scoundrels ruined.
00:07:09 #55 Don't be a hog, Daisy. Leave a few for the next fella.
00:07:19 #56 I thought you were the fairest snake.
00:07:21 #57 I am.
00:07:23 #58 But that ain't no sign I got to start, I guess, is it?
00:07:27 #59 You know that little San Pedro place down near the river? I've heard of it.
00:07:30 #60 I ain't never seen it.
00:07:31 #61 Well, it belongs to the boss, too.
00:07:33 #62 O'Lide's at the commissary was telling me it's for rent.
00:07:36 #63 Been laying out there now for three years.
00:07:37 #64 It should be as rich as mud.
00:07:39 #65 In the old days, old man Corinth used
00:07:41 #66 to raise the best crops in the country on it.
00:07:43 #67 Just been laying out all that time.
00:07:45 #68 It'll take a whole year to clear it all.
00:07:47 #69 Yeah.
00:07:54 #70 Oh, Noni!
00:07:55 #71 Noni!
00:07:56 #72 No, he come here and get this young billionaire's face off this.
00:08:04 #73 Don't you be always teasing Granny.
00:08:08 #74 I reckon I could ask old man Newhart for his mules.
00:08:11 #75 He don't ever hardly use them, no how.
00:08:13 #76 Pay him with a bit of the crop.
00:08:15 #77 And as for seeds and fertilizer,
00:08:16 #78 I bet I could make a deal with Harmy.
00:08:19 #79 And as for a plow, there's that old one
00:08:20 #80 who's been laying out in most backyard ever since he died.
00:08:23 #81 Ain't been used for nothing but roosting chickens on it.
00:08:26 #82 I'm gonna ask the boss about it.
00:08:28 #83 Ask him, don't do no harm.
00:08:31 #84 No, asking the work either don't harm a man.
00:08:34 #85 After all, the boss is a pretty good guy.
00:08:36 #86 We always been friends.
00:08:42 #87 Granny, come on.
00:09:03 #88 It's okay with me, Tucker.
00:09:05 #89 I ain't interested in that piece of land.
00:09:07 #90 Too far away from my other property.
00:09:09 #91 But just remember this.
00:09:12 #92 If I ain't satisfied with the way you're working,
00:09:14 #93 I aim to break that contract any time I like.
00:09:17 #94 It's all right with me, boss.
00:09:23 #95 I like you, Tucker.
00:09:24 #96 You're a good hard worker.
00:09:26 #97 And that's why I'm bothering to warn you and I'm telling you again if you're working for a big outfit
00:09:32 #98 Maybe you don't get rich
00:09:34 #99 But you still get your pay even if the crops is bad
00:09:37 #100 But the little guy who's growing his own if his crops is ruined
00:09:42 #101 He's got nothing left. I see you made up your mind got some way moving you things. Yes, sir
00:09:49 #102 Korea said I could borrow your truck. Okay. Good luck Tucker. Thank you, sir
00:09:53 #103 I saw him with this right next to the river honey.
00:10:24 #104 Oh, goodie, goodie.
00:10:26 #105 No house tall to me.
00:10:56 #106 Looks more like a sour nest.
00:10:59 #107 Why I'd rather live back there
00:11:01 #108 than that dirty old captain in a heap
00:11:03 #109 I'd jump like that.
00:11:05 #110 Ain't never gonna get me to go into that old sin hole.
00:11:10 #111 Bring an arrow, granny, to this scrubby place.
00:11:14 #112 Must be they don't love me no more
00:11:16 #113 if I was a yellow dog.
00:11:18 #114 I always hoped we could have a room to ourselves someday.
00:11:22 #115 Oh, we can have. When summer comes,
00:11:25 #116 I'll let Granny and my kids sleep in here and move our bed out on the porch.
00:11:30 #117 And have everything real nice.
00:11:32 #118 Oh, Sam. The house don't seem like nothing extra.
00:11:38 #119 Seems like extra one thing. Pretty darn extra bad.
00:11:42 #120 I reckon I was thinking too hard about the land.
00:11:45 #121 I forgot about the house.
00:11:47 #122 It sure be some patching to do.
00:11:51 #123 More than a little.
00:11:53 #124 What about the well, Sam?
00:11:58 #125 Let's go look at it.
00:12:00 #126 I was crazy to think we could live in this place.
00:12:05 #127 Why did it take me at least two weeks to dig this well again?
00:12:09 #128 Without even talking about the money the planks and beams had cost.
00:12:13 #129 Take much of a man that brings his babies and his women folks
00:12:17 #130 to soap and threes and no such simple as this.
00:12:21 #131 this maybe she's right water from that river for the kids would be just like serving
00:12:30 #132 them up a dish of tie for it. Much of a man I think we can we can still go back to
00:12:39 #133 the camp if you want to. But I couldn't know how bad the place is I could talk to
00:12:44 #134 him again and still maybe get my bulldozing job for the winter. Well.
00:12:51 #135 How's the ground. Oh it's good or I know if dirt like this if I could raise
00:12:57 #136 the best crop in the country has been laying out all these years.
00:13:01 #137 That's kind of like men, you know, it needs a rest every once in a while.
00:13:04 #138 Maybe that's the reason the Lord invented sin.
00:13:06 #139 But Sam, how about all this blushing Johnson grass?
00:13:09 #140 You'll kill yourself getting rid of it for the plant.
00:13:11 #141 I ain't all alone, honey. I ain't like Uncle Pete.
00:13:14 #142 Every time I get plum wore out to think about you and Jolly and Daisy
00:13:17 #143 and I ain't quite so tired no more.
00:13:20 #144 Oh, Sam, I just never could get along without you.
00:13:24 #145 Me too, honey. I couldn't live without you.
00:13:26 #146 The thing to be good about is we could always work together.
00:13:29 #147 When you did the plow and I could leave the mules,
00:13:31 #148 and when you cleared up this brush, I could burn it for you.
00:13:34 #149 And in the summertime, we could lie in the grass
00:13:36 #150 and watch the kids swimming in the river.
00:13:38 #151 Yeah, that'd be fun, honey.
00:13:40 #152 But what worries me is that busted well.
00:13:43 #153 Oh, Sam, we could truly borrow water from the neighbor yonder.
00:13:46 #154 Ain't nobody refuses water.
00:13:48 #155 Yeah, I hear he's got a good will.
00:13:51 #156 Sam, I reckon we ought to stay.
00:13:55 #157 You really mean that.
00:13:57 #158 You ain't just saying that to make me feel good.
00:13:59 #159 I'm saying it because I believe you're as good as any man.
00:14:01 #160 And it's right for you to be your own boss.
00:14:04 #161 Hey, you two. Yeah, I'll alone here, you know.
00:14:09 #162 We got a house. We're moving in and it's all out.
00:14:17 #163 Come on, you're crossing the topic. Give me a hand.
00:14:20 #164 Hey, you take the picture, sister. Mind you don't drop it.
00:14:27 #165 Come on, cutie. I'll help you down.
00:14:34 #166 No, you don't.
00:14:35 #167 I don't aim to go no slew-footed...
00:14:43 #168 a little bit. I can't even say it mean I'm a lady I don't like it but you better
00:14:48 #169 be down before morning and you'll go right back to camp of this truck no man
00:14:52 #170 career might not like it so much needed. And I'm talking around grand son gone
00:15:02 #171 crazy is a bit book. You're from crazy.
00:15:23 #172 I'm sick and burnin' up a more than tenly shore.
00:15:27 #173 I got another thing coming.
00:15:29 #174 So much just dull like me.
00:15:44 #175 You gotta take out their cushingness
00:15:47 #176 on none of these old books.
00:15:50 #177 Well, I done had my share,
00:15:53 #178 and I ain't takin' no more know-how.
00:15:55 #179 I can't get no more!
00:15:58 #180 Ain't exactly a verandahony, but to me,
00:16:00 #181 it supports it makes the house a home.
00:16:02 #182 Sam, I think I got the stove working.
00:16:04 #183 Oh, did you?
00:16:09 #184 We'll all light it together. Fire in our own house.
00:16:51 #185 Yeah. Show me a good job of that stove, honey.
00:16:54 #186 Won't be long before we'll have a good hot cup of coffee.
00:16:57 #187 You get some water, Sam.
00:16:58 #188 Jody, Daisy, get the cups and put them on the table.
00:17:09 #189 You reckon Granny's gonna stay out there all night?
00:17:11 #190 Looks like that's gonna be took care of.
00:17:14 #191 Sis, you go call Granny.
00:17:16 #192 No, sir. Nothing but comes out of that old pot.
00:17:29 #193 Don't kept me none tall.
00:17:31 #194 Get in here. You sit down, honey. I'll get in.
00:18:29 #195 Well, we don't have to ask our neighbor for good water today.
00:18:38 #196 It's a honey, Daddy.
00:19:03 #197 Here, I've got you good blanket.
00:19:04 #198 Now, put it around you before you catch your death at cold.
00:19:17 #199 There's some honey, Granny.
00:19:20 #200 Honey?
00:19:22 #201 They not only let me die of the cold, but they hide out the goodies on me.
00:19:26 #202 I figured I'd take this one to Denver's.
00:21:38 #203 That neighbor hour is down the road with a good will.
00:21:40 #204 It's coolin' in the buckets for us.
00:21:44 #205 Aren't you gonna put on dry clothes?
00:21:46 #206 Oh, I'll dry off walkin' over.
00:21:47 #207 It won't be gone long.
00:21:48 #208 You better keep soon in here.
00:21:50 #209 This one ain't so big, honey.
00:21:51 #210 Come on, Jody.
00:21:53 #211 Well, I'll catch us another one tomorrow. A big one.
00:21:55 #212 We'll keep it.
00:21:56 #213 Come on with your mama, Jody.
00:22:05 #214 You might find place you got around here.
00:22:33 #215 You the owner? You Henry Devers?
00:22:34 #216 Nope. Folks call me Finley.
00:22:36 #217 Howdy. He's my uncle.
00:22:38 #218 He's over yonder in the shed.
00:22:39 #219 What's a blithe, Finley?
00:22:42 #220 I'm your neighbor.
00:23:00 #221 My name's Sam Tucker.
00:23:01 #222 I brought you a fish.
00:23:02 #223 Ain't no one a blithe.
00:23:04 #224 Oh, no, it's a present.
00:23:05 #225 Well, leave it if you got no use for it.
00:23:08 #226 Well, I put it any place on the bench say that's a mighty queer looking fish hook you're fixing
00:23:17 #227 I ain't no grabber I fish hook in line
00:23:20 #228 Name to use it in this river and to use it any place I feel like it's ready
00:23:24 #229 Take this year fish give it a Becky to cook for dinner
00:23:41 #230 You the new neighbor on Becky death. Yes, I'm where the Tucker's been nice having folks next door
00:23:46 #231 Don't come here. What are you doing here? I didn't send fear
00:23:49 #232 You don't have to think get that fish and go back in the house. I think they're real fine
00:23:53 #233 You get your wash and finish.
00:24:05 #234 My wife will be oversteem to borrow some of your well water.
00:24:10 #235 So that's what you're comfortable with.
00:24:11 #236 That's right. My well ain't no good.
00:24:14 #237 I could have told you that.
00:24:17 #238 So can I. Now.
00:24:19 #239 What about that water?
00:24:21 #240 Why don't you get your water at the river?
00:24:24 #241 Because river water ain't no good for kids to drink.
00:24:27 #242 All right, as long as there's plenty of water.
00:24:31 #243 You'll have to make other arrangements, though,
00:24:33 #244 when summer comes gets pretty weak when the weather's dry.
00:24:37 #245 We'll take turns about replacing the wore out rope.
00:24:42 #246 Seems pretty wore out already.
00:24:44 #247 Well if you don't like it, next well's five miles down the road.
00:24:49 #248 It's me.
00:24:51 #249 All right.
00:24:53 #250 So long, Devers.
00:24:54 #251 Just a minute.
00:24:57 #252 You're likely going to fix your own, well, ain't you?
00:25:00 #253 If you're renting you must have some savings put aside.
00:25:03 #254 I got two good arms. It's worth more than savings.
00:25:07 #255 Here folks talk, you think there can be farmers just like that with a bare hands.
00:25:11 #256 Gunny tools, a tractor?
00:25:14 #257 No, I ain't got no tractor.
00:25:15 #258 But I got two mules and a good old plow and a friend of mine's lending the seed.
00:25:19 #259 A rust and furnishes the fertilizer.
00:25:21 #260 Don't need much for good muddy land like that.
00:25:24 #261 And he gives the poison for the weevils, pays the cotton pickers, even lets you draw grub from his commissary.
00:25:30 #262 After you get the ground broke.
00:25:32 #263 Yeah, he just furnishes about everything.
00:25:35 #264 With the sweat.
00:25:37 #265 And if you get by the year, he generously lets you take your share of the crop.
00:25:41 #266 Ain't that right?
00:25:42 #267 Why ask me? Seems like you know it already.
00:25:45 #268 Oh, but I know Ruston.
00:25:46 #269 Ain't the first time he's getting a piece of land cleaned off or nothin'.
00:25:50 #270 Until you get your plowing started, how do you aim deep?
00:25:55 #271 I aim to fish and hunt barmans and sell a few skins.
00:25:59 #272 There are a lot of people like that around here,
00:26:01 #273 plenty more than before.
00:26:04 #274 How about you?
00:26:06 #275 How did you get started?
00:26:07 #276 Sharecropping.
00:26:13 #277 First year I lost my whole crop, it was run by the hail.
00:26:17 #278 Next year, Blackleg got Macau and Pig that I'd spent all my savings for.
00:26:22 #279 My wife caught cold and she died.
00:26:25 #280 Two years later, one of my kids, the boy, he died from spring sickness.
00:26:29 #281 sickness. Maybe I lost them both my woman and my kid because I didn't have no money
00:26:35 #282 for doctrine. Here I am with a farm. Good one belongs all to me and was lots of money.
00:26:42 #283 Only I can't forget what it cost me. So when I see young folk like you with their
00:26:49 #284 proudness, noses stuck in the air just makes me laugh.
00:26:53 #285 Not your blouse with water.
00:26:59 #286 And good luck with your fish-o.
00:27:01 #287 Hey, Finley.
00:27:13 #288 Huh?
00:27:14 #289 What's that big old fish you're uncle's fixing up there?
00:27:16 #290 There a whale in this river?
00:27:18 #291 That's for lead pencil.
00:27:19 #292 Lead pencil? What's that?
00:27:20 #293 A catfish.
00:27:21 #294 He's got shin whiskers like lead pencils.
00:27:23 #295 Biggest turn catfish you ever seen in the river.
00:27:25 #296 Finley!
00:27:26 #297 Right away, Uncle Henry.
00:27:27 #298 I am.
00:27:28 #299 What's your guess?
00:27:29 #300 Thank you, man.
00:27:33 #301 Nothing.
00:28:43 #302 Must be the wind.
00:28:47 #303 It's more the signs.
00:28:49 #304 For days now the moon's been moving closer and closer to the North Star.
00:28:53 #305 The animals don't like that, they hide out.
00:28:56 #306 Crazy to go against the signs, but what can you do?
00:28:59 #307 You gotta get fresh food.
00:29:01 #308 Daisy, honey, why don't you and Sonny get into bed?
00:29:06 #309 It's nice and warm there.
00:29:09 #310 Come on, Daisy. Go to bed, Johnny.
00:29:14 #311 You have a nice day at school, sister?
00:29:20 #312 She didn't go, Sam.
00:29:29 #313 Why not?
00:29:31 #314 It's too cold. She ain't got no coat.
00:29:33 #315 Coach, you'll catch a death at Cole.
00:29:35 #316 Daisy's got to go to school.
00:29:40 #317 Just because we're having hard times right now,
00:29:42 #318 don't mean we got to stop nothing.
00:29:44 #319 Well, we got to keep going.
00:29:46 #320 Once we give up, we won't have the courage
00:29:48 #321 to get ourselves back to good times.
00:29:50 #322 And I see it ain't going to have no dinner again tonight.
00:29:56 #323 Never you mind, Granny.
00:29:59 #324 For breakfast, we'll have a nice big bowl of cornmeal
00:30:02 #325 mush.
00:30:03 #326 And you all look down on my cold, dead pace
00:30:08 #327 in that cowdy pine box.
00:30:10 #328 You'll be sorry then, maybe.
00:30:14 #329 You keep on promising, Granny.
00:30:16 #330 You don't never deliver the goods.
00:30:18 #331 Hush, you're mouth. You can't talk to me like that.
00:30:20 #332 You ain't even a real tucker.
00:30:22 #333 Well, you ain't either.
00:30:24 #334 Hey, honey, Daisy's gotta be coated.
00:30:29 #335 You gotta go to school.
00:30:33 #336 Don't you touch my blanket, Sam.
00:30:35 #337 Don't you touch my blanket.
00:30:37 #338 Sam's done it.
00:30:38 #339 You touch one thing in my bed, Blake.
00:30:39 #340 You keep punishment.
00:30:40 #341 Granny, ain't you got no heart?
00:30:42 #342 You want Daisy to catch her death?
00:30:44 #343 There'll be enough blanket to keep you warm.
00:30:46 #344 I like a big cashew, Sam Tucker, my beach blanket, cashew!
00:30:51 #345 Granny!
00:30:52 #346 Oh, there's my gift.
00:30:54 #347 Sam Tucker is the boss here. He can cut up whatever he likes.
00:30:58 #348 He's the boss. You hear me?
00:31:00 #349 There's Blake.
00:31:05 #350 Oh, Granny.
00:31:07 #351 Now don't take on this, Solace.
00:31:10 #352 Look, I think I know where there's a nice swarm of wild bees.
00:31:16 #353 Maybe tomorrow I'll go out and get you some honey.
00:31:19 #354 Maybe.
00:31:20 #355 Wild bees.
00:31:22 #356 Wild bees don't care for folks coming and helping themselves, you know.
00:31:27 #357 Now don't you worry, I'll get your honey.
00:31:33 #358 No need.
00:31:34 #359 You know, I guess you're right, a tucker after all.
00:31:38 #360 And that Sam of yours, he's most as good a man as Mike's a yet.
00:31:45 #361 Mike's a blanket.
00:33:15 #362 So that carcass of yours is sure gonna make four more tuckers.
00:33:18 #363 Howdy.
00:33:19 #364 Oh, no.
00:33:21 #365 Come on, sonny.
00:33:38 #366 Yes, sir, your hat is just about bring
00:33:40 #367 the price of a pair of silk stockings for Nona.
00:33:43 #368 Nice and shiny.
00:34:02 #369 We can eat now, folks. Easy.
00:34:14 #370 You'll all get your share.
00:34:16 #371 Hold on, everybody.
00:34:17 #372 There's gonna be a blessing.
00:34:21 #373 Much a blessing, Lord.
00:34:22 #374 Looks like the tuckers are gonna make the great after all.
00:34:26 #375 Amen.
00:34:27 #376 Granny?
00:34:31 #377 Granny gets the first because she's the eldest.
00:34:42 #378 I'd chicken the Lord to be a stranger in this house.
00:34:46 #379 Then comes Jottie because he's the littlest.
00:34:53 #380 Then comes Papa because he caught the possum.
00:35:02 #381 And this one's for Zuni because he helped it.
00:35:11 #382 And last of all, Daisy and me because we're the women,
00:35:13 #383 folks.
00:35:15 #384 At school, they say, this kind of food's bad for you
00:35:18 #385 all the time.
00:35:24 #386 They say you got a vegetable.
00:35:27 #387 Too much meat, bad.
00:35:28 #388 Vegetables in winter?
00:35:30 #389 If you don't, they say you get a...
00:35:34 #390 ...poagra.
00:35:35 #391 That must be spring sickness, Sam.
00:35:39 #392 What vegetables? It causes spring sickness.
00:35:42 #393 After when you get it along about the time you start eating vegetables.
00:35:45 #394 I ought to know. I lost three of mine from it.
00:35:48 #395 Your Uncle Walter, Aunt Beth and Sue.
00:35:51 #396 And not one of was over six.
00:35:55 #397 Oh, shucks, look at them.
00:35:56 #398 Anything about it like as good as that couldn't be bad for him.
00:36:00 #399 With that true number. That's right.
00:39:10 #400 Folks might think that they're what lead pencils are.
00:39:12 #401 Because he's after something else.
00:39:15 #402 He ain't interested in no worms.
00:39:18 #403 All leads are pretty smart old guy.
00:39:19 #404 Wouldn't hardly live to be as old as he is if he wouldn't.
00:39:23 #405 I bet your old lead waits for his dinner right over yonder with that there drift.
00:39:27 #406 It's like a trap on the river bottom.
00:39:33 #407 Yeah.
00:39:33 #408 He's older than Granny. Yes sir.
00:39:35 #409 It must be under.
00:39:36 #410 Only that pencil's got his cover.
00:39:38 #411 Would no bear in me a daughter he lost three from.
00:41:18 #412 Sam.
00:41:19 #413 Freight.
00:41:43 #414 Didn't see no reason to bother you, doctor.
00:42:01 #415 It was just a little sore.
00:42:03 #416 Sonny ain't ever been sick.
00:42:06 #417 But it grew and grew.
00:42:08 #418 Now it seems like it's just plum gonna possess him.
00:42:11 #419 You see, doctor, it's like some evil crawl and worm
00:42:15 #420 eating up our baby.
00:42:17 #421 I can't stand to watch it no more.
00:42:20 #422 I can't stand to watch it no longer, Doctor.
00:42:23 #423 You gotta do something to stop it.
00:42:38 #424 You don't have a cow, do you?
00:42:40 #425 No, Sam.
00:42:44 #426 Well, you better tell Sam to get one.
00:42:47 #427 How can we get a cow?
00:42:49 #428 Borrow one.
00:42:51 #429 Let Sam raise a heifer for somebody.
00:42:54 #430 Or borrow some milk anyway.
00:42:56 #431 A pint a day, or better still a quart.
00:43:00 #432 Any neighbor with a cow could spare you that.
00:43:03 #433 Try doctor what medicine.
00:43:12 #434 What vegetables you've been eating lately vegetables couldn't grow vegetables in winter.
00:43:18 #435 You got your money. Yes doctor I got your two dollars and Sam's got a dollar and
00:43:23 #436 thirty five cents more. Keep it you take all your money and spend it all for vegetables
00:43:28 #437 and get some lemons give me a glass of lemonade twice a day and get that milk you hear if
00:43:34 #438 If you don't give him milk and vegetables, anything that I can do will be just plum wasted.
00:43:39 #439 And with the milk and vegetables?
00:43:41 #440 I think he's got a chance.
00:43:44 #441 Thank you. Call again.
00:44:03 #442 Me? I know a boy.
00:44:06 #443 When we was right close to shout out there in the old tunnel, he'd run us all together.
00:44:12 #444 And he said, he said, young men in civilian life never brag about your conquest.
00:44:18 #445 Whether they be love or more.
00:44:21 #446 I'm telling you I know.
00:44:23 #447 And I know I know.
00:44:27 #448 Well if it is Sam Tucker.
00:44:28 #449 What's up when do you get in town.
00:44:33 #450 He's gone up.
00:44:35 #451 He used to be a nickel.
00:44:37 #452 All these could be my deities will.
00:44:40 #453 Tim just came back so all the city clothes.
00:44:43 #454 Just take a look at that fancy tie seems like in the city.
00:44:46 #455 Dollars grow faster than beans in the field.
00:44:48 #456 Don't pay no mind to them, Yoko.
00:44:50 #457 Sam, I've been looking all over for you.
00:44:51 #458 Let's go over to Seaman's and I'll buy some beer
00:44:53 #459 and tell you all about it.
00:44:54 #460 Brother, I'm with you anytime you'll buy me a beer.
00:44:56 #461 For Harvey, Nona and Jolly over at Dark White.
00:44:58 #462 When they come over, tell them I'll be back in a minute, will you?
00:45:00 #463 Yeah.
00:45:01 #464 I know what a minute means when you drink your beer
00:45:03 #465 with old Timmy there.
00:45:05 #466 How much for this taricada?
00:45:07 #467 You said Nona and Jolly's over at Old Dark White?
00:45:10 #468 Yeah.
00:45:11 #469 What's wrong, Sam?
00:45:12 #470 Well, that Jolly's alien.
00:45:14 #471 Granny says it's spring sickness.
00:45:16 #472 Poor Nona, the sick kid, she hardly gets up.
00:45:20 #473 Yes, it's tough.
00:45:22 #474 My mother came out yesterday to help.
00:45:24 #475 I brought her out in this truck.
00:45:27 #476 That's kind of a relief.
00:45:39 #477 Hello, Tim.
00:45:40 #478 How are you, pal?
00:45:42 #479 Hello, Sam. How's Nona?
00:45:44 #480 Thank you.
00:45:47 #481 Would you be interested in coming to work with me?
00:45:50 #482 Are you crazy? What would I do in the factory?
00:45:52 #483 I'm a farmer.
00:45:53 #484 They just opened a new plant and they're crying for men.
00:45:56 #485 Don't even have to be skilled.
00:45:58 #486 I know the foreman.
00:45:59 #487 I'll get you in in a minute.
00:46:01 #488 How you much?
00:46:02 #489 Seven bucks a day.
00:46:12 #490 Howdy, Jones. What'll it be?
00:46:13 #491 Ain't you new here? What'll it be?
00:46:15 #492 Okay, big shot. Two bottles of beer.
00:46:18 #493 Sure as hell, here.
00:46:19 #494 What about a beer for me?
00:46:20 #495 Mighty bestie.
00:46:21 #496 Well, why don't you ask your sweet papa there?
00:46:23 #497 He gets it wholesale.
00:46:24 #498 All him.
00:46:25 #499 They say he wanna hit a good day.
00:46:27 #500 Must have got out of bed on the wrong side.
00:46:30 #501 Well, I got out on the right side.
00:46:32 #502 Bartender, another beer.
00:46:34 #503 Handsome.
00:46:35 #504 Ain't I seen you someplace before?
00:46:38 #505 No? What'd you say?
00:46:39 #506 Yes, you. Ain't I never seen you someplace before?
00:46:42 #507 Could be. I don't know.
00:46:44 #508 You in town all alone?
00:46:45 #509 Oh, no, ma'am. Like you see, I'm with my friend here,
00:46:48 #510 and my wife's waiting for me at harm's door.
00:46:50 #511 Oh, so you got a wife?
00:46:52 #512 Yep, I got a wife.
00:46:53 #513 Well, someone's got a wife, and it's still nice and friendly.
00:46:56 #514 I'm sorry, ma'am. I was studying about something.
00:46:59 #515 Let's go down to the end of the bar, pal. We can't talk here.
00:47:02 #516 Excuse me, man.
00:47:05 #517 I ain't got no wife waiting for me, baby.
00:47:07 #518 How about a date tonight?
00:47:08 #519 You big pig.
00:47:10 #520 You know what you can do with your dates.
00:47:11 #521 OK, OK, baby.
00:47:13 #522 We'll talk about it later. Here you go.
00:47:17 #523 See you again, Sam.
00:47:26 #524 Seven bucks a day, huh?
00:47:28 #525 So it's yes, you come?
00:47:29 #526 Oh, don't write, let's see how I can, Tim.
00:47:31 #527 I made a deal with Rustin.
00:47:32 #528 I already got some credit from his commissary.
00:47:34 #529 There was seven bucks a day.
00:47:35 #530 Wouldn't take you long to pay him back.
00:47:37 #531 Yeah, but I'm telling you, Tim, this is the first time
00:47:39 #532 I've been able to farm my own crop,
00:47:41 #533 Just like I always wanted to.
00:47:43 #534 That ain't something I can give up just like that.
00:47:45 #535 Well, how much can you get on your crop?
00:47:47 #536 Man, without that ground I got it'll be
00:47:49 #537 the finest crop in the country.
00:47:51 #538 Well, what does that mean, the finest crop in the country?
00:47:53 #539 Then, in luck at all, I can make two bales an acre.
00:47:56 #540 Well, how much does that make for you?
00:47:57 #541 More than 50 bales.
00:47:58 #542 No, no, I mean how much money?
00:48:00 #543 You know that on that ground that I've been working on now,
00:48:03 #544 old man Corinth made a fortune in the last cotton boom,
00:48:06 #545 a real fortune.
00:48:07 #546 Oh, so that's the idea.
00:48:09 #547 All you farmers are just the same gambler.
00:48:12 #548 That's what y'all are to a man.
00:48:14 #549 Year after year you starve yourself to death
00:48:17 #550 and hopes it's some fine day.
00:48:20 #551 Well, I think you're local.
00:48:22 #552 Me, I'd rather be safe first.
00:48:25 #553 Me, I'd rather work in my fields.
00:48:27 #554 I feel better that way.
00:48:28 #555 I feel more...more free.
00:48:30 #556 Free? Free?
00:48:32 #557 Man, with money in your pocket, you're as free as a wind.
00:48:36 #558 With this, you want a good meal, you go to a restaurant.
00:48:38 #559 Good room, you go to a hotel.
00:48:40 #560 All you gotta do is flash your greenbacks.
00:48:42 #561 You get anything you want.
00:48:43 #562 You call that free sweating from morning till night
00:48:47 #563 and a bacon hot sun working in the fields?
00:48:51 #564 Oh, I love how it sometimes pretty hard.
00:48:53 #565 But what I mean is being able to decide things for myself.
00:48:57 #566 And though I can choose my own time about it.
00:48:59 #567 Planting, flowering, harvesting the crops.
00:49:02 #568 And then I can do it all in my own way.
00:49:04 #569 I don't have to answer to nobody.
00:49:06 #570 I mean for me alone to be accountable for it.
00:49:09 #571 Whether the weave will strip it clean or whether it's the best crop.
00:49:14 #572 You know that baloney that means no.
00:49:17 #573 I'm afraid so too.
00:49:18 #574 Well pal I think you're making a big mistake.
00:49:22 #575 Hey boss, have you heard about the $4?
00:49:25 #576 What $4?
00:49:26 #577 I'll give you a five on the bill.
00:49:27 #578 Oh no.
00:49:28 #579 Lizzie, you've seen that was a one.
00:49:30 #580 Of course I did.
00:49:35 #581 You got pretty boy that's gone home to his wife.
00:49:38 #582 He sees it too.
00:49:39 #583 Well, I'll be dog gone.
00:49:41 #584 So that's how it is.
00:49:43 #585 Nothing but a hicky old farmer,
00:49:45 #586 and yet the girls fall for you like a ton of bread.
00:49:48 #587 What in the heck have you got that I can't buy with my dough?
00:49:52 #588 Ha!
00:49:56 #589 Give me my $4.
00:49:57 #590 You big double-jointed son of a stunt rock.
00:49:58 #591 Tell us, don't tell.
00:49:59 #592 I'm sorry, God.
00:50:01 #593 Okay, brother.
00:50:02 #594 But I hope it's gonna be worth the $4 to you.
00:50:05 #595 Now, what do you think?
00:50:11 #596 I ain't asking you to help, Sam.
00:50:12 #597 Sam, you've got a family.
00:50:14 #598 I wouldn't start no trouble, Sam.
00:50:15 #599 I don't stay here, Sam.
00:50:17 #600 This is half the cost you more than $4.
00:50:19 #601 I'm asking you please not to stay here.
00:52:28 #602 Where'd you figure we were going to get that there milk
00:52:30 #603 from?
00:52:32 #604 Out in the sky, just like that.
00:52:34 #605 I'm ain't the only maul he is.
00:52:52 #606 A wiggled lady hurray, he's going to have better things.
00:53:02 #607 I say that baby will just take his death in this year,
00:53:06 #608 win?
00:53:12 #609 I'm going to get that milk.
00:53:13 #610 This here took a family just each wrong.
00:53:25 #611 No, it's just like I told you to cut out on you know extra help.
00:53:30 #612 I got to leave my girl Becky.
00:53:33 #613 To go about your boy.
00:53:35 #614 I know what that is a sick kid pretty sorry for.
00:53:39 #615 What's it in Becky.
00:53:45 #616 But I told you before it's wrong for a man to get too big for his bitches.
00:53:50 #617 When you got no money you work for them what's got it that there's the rule.
00:53:53 #618 Why don't you go back to Ruston?
00:53:55 #619 Get you six bits a day.
00:53:57 #620 Some milk for your chap. Maybe some doctrine even.
00:54:01 #621 About the milk, like you see, I can't rightly spare a drop.
00:54:04 #622 Me, I got no milk for myself. It's all for the pigs.
00:54:07 #623 Throw the rest in, Becky.
00:54:09 #624 Ten libs, bring the grains.
00:54:11 #625 You're cotton.
00:54:17 #626 Coming along, not too many bugs.
00:54:19 #627 I seen you the other day in the field.
00:54:21 #628 You were shaving that cotton so close to the ground with a plow.
00:54:24 #629 You scared me.
00:54:25 #630 Still, that's the best way to get rid of the bugs,
00:54:27 #631 rolls them right out in the sun,
00:54:29 #632 and he kills them better than any poison.
00:54:31 #633 But you got to have a good eye and a steady hand.
00:54:34 #634 You're a good worker, all right, Tucker.
00:54:37 #635 If I was you, I wouldn't think twice.
00:54:39 #636 I'd go back to work for Rustin.
00:54:41 #637 If I wanted to give up, I wouldn't have to go back to Rustin.
00:54:45 #638 Got something better?
00:54:47 #639 Yeah, lots better.
00:54:49 #640 Like I already done told you,
00:54:51 #641 I want to grow my own crop and I aim to do it.
00:54:54 #642 Well, if you're so sure of yourself, why are you always coming around asking the neighbors for help?
00:54:58 #643 I've asked you for anything.
00:55:01 #644 Likely some old-fashioned idea I had about the neighborhood in this.
00:55:05 #645 They could carry them pigs.
00:55:10 #646 That's sure what I'm going to do.
00:55:11 #647 See that black hog eats all these dead of you, here?
00:55:15 #648 Good to own, Devers.
00:55:17 #649 Thanks, Becky.
00:55:40 #650 I can get you some more every once in a while.
00:55:42 #651 My daddy won't ever see you.
00:55:44 #652 How much of blood, Becky?
00:55:45 #653 And I'll take it, because my boy's really bad, though.
00:55:47 #654 But I'll pay you for it.
00:55:48 #655 for it. I see what you're done. I feel just like breaking somebody's neck today.
00:55:53 #656 I'm going to tell your father you were stealing this milk. I know you were
00:55:56 #657 thinking after this. I've seen you looking at him before.
00:56:00 #658 What did you do about it? I'm never going to speak to you again.
00:56:04 #659 If I see you talking to him again, you'll be sorry. Get finley.
00:56:09 #660 Don't fret, Becky. You're a good girl.
00:56:12 #661 And thank just the same.
00:56:47 #662 Honey?
00:56:48 #663 Oh, no, no, honey. No, no.
00:57:09 #664 I can't listen to him cry no more.
00:57:39 #665 Well, Lord, how come you put that sky up there in this little mud down here?
00:57:55 #666 You made it so pretty if you didn't want us to work it and to love it.
00:58:00 #667 You want me to give all this up, move in town with Tim,
00:58:03 #668 and work with him in a factory under a roof that hides your sky and puts out your light.
00:58:09 #669 Tell me, Lord, help me to know.
00:58:11 #670 I have a good trip.
00:58:19 #671 Oh, she had a fine trip.
00:58:20 #672 She's a wonderful old gal.
00:58:39 #673 You have a good trip to me.
00:58:40 #674 Yeah.
00:58:41 #675 You know, Harmy and Kyle's the only thing I love in the country that I miss the city.
00:58:45 #676 Leave me.
00:58:46 #677 You mean that sweet old gal's a lot more gentle.
00:58:48 #678 Look, I'm not busy at the salon.
00:58:50 #679 Harmy, can I go town now?
00:58:52 #680 Of course you can.
00:58:53 #681 That's Harmy.
00:58:55 #682 Does he come wagging in one of these days with a bull constrictor?
00:59:05 #683 I wouldn't be one might surprised.
00:59:07 #684 I'm not surprised.
00:59:09 #685 be one might surprise I'm going to call. Uncle Walter.
00:59:37 #686 There was cattle Johnny you go on back in the house and. Going back in the
01:02:02 #687 house then what do you know about that I don't know nothing. I didn't do it not by
01:02:20 #688 yourself but we both know who did come on we're going to your place that was like
01:02:38 #689 I said why did you do it what do you mean why did I do it you can't prove
01:02:41 #690 nothing lower court and active God as to your God and you can play it again can't
01:02:46 #691 Play that again.
01:02:47 #692 Why did you come to borrow some seed?
01:02:49 #693 I wouldn't borrow it for real.
01:02:50 #694 Wait a minute.
01:02:51 #695 Speakin' of borrowin'.
01:02:53 #696 This rope's plum root.
01:02:54 #697 Remember what we agreed on when you first come and asked for water?
01:02:57 #698 You mean about replacement?
01:02:58 #699 Yeah, about replacement.
01:02:59 #700 It's time for you to do it now.
01:03:00 #701 I don't aim to use this one no more.
01:03:02 #702 And I'm sick and tired of you coming around here and asking for water.
01:03:06 #703 And now, devils, I'm gonna break your neck.
01:03:08 #704 I'm mighty glad you started this, Tucker.
01:03:16 #705 Especially with Finley here as a witness.
01:03:19 #706 That makes two of us can talk to the law.
01:03:22 #707 Shut your mouth! Get back in the house!
01:04:41 #708 You'd like to see me leave here, wouldn't you?
01:04:50 #709 Yeah. Of course I would.
01:04:52 #710 What'd I ever do to you?
01:04:53 #711 Like I told you, the first time you come to ask for water.
01:04:56 #712 Just don't like to see folks trying to be better than they are.
01:04:58 #713 In this world, there's gotta be them what gives orders
01:05:01 #714 and them what takes them.
01:05:02 #715 And you figure you have made the given man me to take him.
01:05:04 #716 Is that right? Why?
01:05:05 #717 Because I worked hard all my life.
01:05:07 #718 I worked hard too. You know that?
01:05:09 #719 Well, why here, not someplace else?
01:05:11 #720 before you come I was alone in this place everything was mine I was thinking
01:05:16 #721 on buying your farm it was cheaper than but now this goes on like this everything's
01:05:21 #722 going to be on all I ever see is you everywhere I go in a woods killing the
01:05:26 #723 vomit at the river catching the fish even Fiddler told me you're set the line for
01:05:32 #724 a lead pencil and McGal Becky you hid what she said you better take care of that
01:05:55 #725 Cut. Go on back in the house, Becky.
01:05:59 #726 It does not bother about me anymore.
01:06:13 #727 Well, hey, get my gun.
01:06:17 #728 OK, Henry.
01:06:35 #729 Put your mouth.
01:06:41 #730 Lead pencil.
01:08:07 #731 His whiskers is as big as lead pencils.
01:08:11 #732 Tucker, that's my fish.
01:08:16 #733 So you own the river too, huh?
01:08:18 #734 Well, maybe the law will call my hook and line
01:08:20 #735 and act a guard.
01:08:21 #736 You give me the fish and swear never to say you caught it
01:08:23 #737 I'll give you a dollar.
01:08:25 #738 I don't want no dollar.
01:08:26 #739 I'm a folks like fish.
01:08:28 #740 All right, let me take it.
01:08:30 #741 Keep it for a day or two and show it at the store.
01:08:33 #742 And you can have it back.
01:08:35 #743 Folks like fresh fish, Devin.
01:08:37 #744 Well, let me take it and...
01:08:42 #745 You can use out of my garden.
01:08:44 #746 Well, you can have the whole garden.
01:08:51 #747 You're well-rope.
01:08:53 #748 Now we're gonna draw water.
01:08:55 #749 Oh, I got another rope in the barn.
01:08:57 #750 got another open up what happened to him. Becky told me no honey it ain't nothing I was just
01:09:02 #751 helping never see a bullet big old catfish out in the river he doesn't call it lead
01:09:06 #752 pencil you start to tell you yeah we forgot you tell him well we're going to get married
01:09:39 #753 Sunday thinking I'll bless the sugar juice I can't help wondering why I get the man I want.
01:09:48 #754 Here we are all together.
01:09:53 #755 Jottie's cured and happy once more.
01:09:56 #756 Daisy's so good at her book,
01:09:58 #757 Lonnie and she's going to get a prize at school.
01:10:01 #758 Sam's grown the best crop in the county.
01:10:06 #759 Maybe even going to buy his own place with what he makes often.
01:10:10 #760 Yup.
01:10:11 #761 I keep studying why Almighty blessed us tuckers so generous.
01:10:18 #762 But I reckon I know.
01:10:21 #763 I know.
01:10:23 #764 Because of Sam and the way he worked at farming.
01:10:26 #765 That crop he done grown.
01:10:28 #766 Just the way the Lord wanted.
01:10:30 #767 You're sure right.
01:10:31 #768 Only if Sam is like he is, it's because he's got such a good mind.
01:10:34 #769 I got something to say too.
01:10:35 #770 I can't think of nobody a druther have than Harmy from a paw.
01:10:38 #771 Hey, son, he ain't a baby no more. Leave him alone.
01:10:41 #772 She's mine now.
01:10:43 #773 Oh, she's yours. Who do you think you are?
01:10:45 #774 Isn't she?
01:10:46 #775 She's not, mind.
01:10:48 #776 Let me kiss the comb.
01:10:50 #777 They don't know anything.
01:10:52 #778 They ain't had eyes for years.
01:10:54 #779 Hey, Harvey, now that you're married,
01:10:56 #780 I suppose you'll be going on the wagon, huh?
01:10:58 #781 I was just thinking.
01:11:00 #782 I'll stop that tomorrow.
01:11:02 #783 But it ain't tomorrow yet.
01:11:04 #784 Come on in here.
01:11:06 #785 They are fast. Come on.
01:11:08 #786 Everybody, wake up.
01:11:10 #787 I'm a little bit rich.
01:11:15 #788 When our ship comes in, I want us to get one of them talking machines and a lot of sacred records.
01:11:30 #789 I want to sit on the gallery and drink lemonade with ice in it.
01:11:36 #790 And here's Bula Land, you know?
01:11:39 #791 Sweet Bula Land, sweet Bula Land
01:11:44 #792 On the highest mountain
01:11:49 #793 I look away
01:11:51 #794 Good. Say, Harmy, you're sure you didn't get cold at night?
01:11:55 #795 Don't you know this is just a peony warm?
01:11:58 #796 Hey, Harmy, weren't you feared of the law?
01:12:00 #797 You kidding? Law was right there waiting for the finished product.
01:12:04 #798 Hey, Sam. Come on, I'll show you something.
01:12:07 #799 Rye whiskey, rye whiskey, rye whiskey, I cry.
01:12:11 #800 If a tree don't fall down, I'll kill a dog.
01:12:13 #801 Don't worry, I've got a sister.
01:12:17 #802 It's real city stuff, Sam.
01:12:18 #803 Same as drinking them hot shot nightclubs.
01:12:24 #804 Let your nose on that.
01:12:25 #805 Smell it, Sam. Smell it.
01:12:28 #806 Ain't that something?
01:12:29 #807 Oh, it sure is.
01:12:30 #808 Three bucks a quart?
01:12:33 #809 Can I square dance now, folks?
01:12:35 #810 Oh, I got to find a good hiding place for this.
01:12:38 #811 Dance with me.
01:12:46 #812 Oh, you're very nice, ma'am.
01:12:47 #813 But thanks just to say.
01:12:48 #814 After the dance, we could go outside, honey.
01:12:50 #815 I got some honey, so I'm drinking liquor in my car.
01:12:52 #816 Well, thank you, ma'am.
01:12:53 #817 But I got a partner.
01:12:55 #818 How about dancing with me, honey child?
01:12:57 #819 After the dance, we'll go out to your car.
01:12:59 #820 Well, I don't know about that.
01:13:01 #821 Come on now.
01:13:02 #822 Don't be like that.
01:14:27 #823 That's in there.
01:14:28 #824 That's something.
01:14:29 #825 Yeah, I know.
01:14:30 #826 You're not...
01:14:33 #827 Well, it cost me three bucks.
01:14:54 #828 I'll tell you a thing, it's a joke, eh?
01:15:00 #829 Come on.
01:15:01 #830 What happened to our cotton?
01:16:47 #831 The show is a bad time for a rate to cover.
01:16:55 #832 Better get it all back inside.
01:16:58 #833 Don't you know good for us when we're wet?
01:17:00 #834 Cramping me like the allers do.
01:21:15 #835 You're strong and you got that switch.
01:21:19 #836 What can an old, crepit-ready do, gives the likes of you?
01:21:24 #837 Come on, back to the house.
01:21:26 #838 We got work to do.
01:21:27 #839 You might be right no teller but I just got to find it to him.
01:21:47 #840 I should down there by the river is all under water.
01:21:49 #841 Sure hope she ain't in that river.
01:21:51 #842 They know cowards getting down for.
01:21:53 #843 He's asking you to help him.
01:21:55 #844 We're gonna go out.
01:22:42 #845 Why don't you wait till the water goes down?
01:22:43 #846 This river will never stop rising.
01:22:45 #847 Okay, boy. I'll give you a hand.
01:22:46 #848 Okay, tell her.
01:23:44 #849 Okay, boy.
01:23:45 #850 Okay, I'm sorry.
01:23:46 #851 No, no, no, yeah, and I'm going on with you.
01:23:48 #852 You go stay here.
01:23:49 #853 I have to pack up my whole bunch and get out.
01:25:42 #854 out. All in fields and the trees and the river I just can't look at them no more I
01:25:48 #855 give them everything I had to give on this and what they give me back nothing. Nothing
01:25:53 #856 but trouble and misery. The crazy to stick in the longer for other than
01:25:57 #857 the one he's beat when he wanted on the place ain't nothing for him to do but
01:26:00 #858 to pack up and get out. Come on let's go. Believe the house is still
01:26:37 #859 stand and you're gonna say and lots of other things to most of
01:26:46 #860 Johnny's vegetable jars are still whole course the pictures got kind of broke but
01:26:50 #861 once I get him hanging straight on the wall they won't look so bad worst thing
01:27:00 #862 of all with the stove pipe I got it back up again I think it'll work all right now
01:27:06 #863 how do you like that fan I like it fine honey. Hey Sam Tucker you know just
01:27:12 #864 Minds me of mine.
01:27:15 #865 Me forty three years ago with your grandpappy.
01:27:19 #866 Same thing happened to us on the word much worse.
01:27:24 #867 I'll rule come clean to the floor and I want to.
01:27:28 #868 And for a week we crawled in and out on our hands and need
01:27:32 #869 like pray dog out in their hole. Oh my.
01:27:36 #870 seen. Oh but oh he said never mind sugar it could have been much worse if the.
01:27:47 #871 And then I'm going to tell you what is it and you said you was coming to town with me.
01:28:10 #872 Yeah yeah I said it you said it but you ain't coming up. I was a plumber out
01:28:18 #873 for a while I didn't seem to believe in that. Now McClos is starting to drive
01:28:23 #874 beginning to believe again.
01:28:25 #875 I guess that's the way the earth feels.
01:28:26 #876 She's wet.
01:28:28 #877 But the sun will start drying her out
01:28:30 #878 and she'll start culling me again
01:28:31 #879 just the way Nona does sometimes.
01:28:36 #880 I've noted all along you'd never leave this place.
01:28:39 #881 If there was only one farmer left in this earth,
01:28:42 #882 that'd be you.
01:28:44 #883 Quit your kidding, Tim.
01:28:45 #884 Well, their machines are yours and they're fine.
01:28:47 #885 I realize that, but you sure can't eat them.
01:28:49 #886 Once in a while, you gotta have a hunk of beef
01:28:51 #887 and a few ears of corn to fill up your belly.
01:28:54 #888 You said that folks are mighty smart.
01:28:57 #889 But I'm afraid without us farmers you'd get kind of skinny.
01:29:00 #890 Without us workers I just wonder what had happened to you all.
01:29:04 #891 You're plough. She sure didn't grow on no tree.
01:29:08 #892 And you're gun that you feed your bunch with in the winter.
01:29:11 #893 You didn't plant no seeds to get there.
01:29:14 #894 Someday like I hope you get your tractor.
01:29:17 #895 Who are you reckon that'll come for?
01:29:20 #896 Believe me friend, it takes all kind to make up this whole world.
01:29:25 #897 You love your farm. It's right. You stay. I like to work in fact. And that's why I come here to take you back with me.
01:29:33 #898 Well, you know what I'm talking about. I don't mean no harm. I just like to help you.
01:29:42 #899 Yeah, I know Tim. Thanks.
01:29:45 #900 Coffee's all ready.
01:29:49 #901 It doesn't taste better than this. Don't be mean. All right.
01:30:04 #902 This is the first time you have made anything out of that old pot.
01:30:06 #903 Was picking your drink, don't he? Thank you, Granny.
01:30:16 #904 Thank you, Annie.
01:30:17 #905 I guess we'll be through with the plowing.
01:30:47 #906 Huh, through with the plowing.
01:30:49 #907 I'll be tickered.
01:30:50 #908 As if we'd ever get through with the plowing.
01:30:53 #909 I'm going back to the house and just sit and wait for my call to glory.
01:30:58 #910 Spring's gonna come a little earlier this year, honey.
01:31:07 #911 I reckon we can start our season even before the twin dates.