:14:01
I've gone over the books of
the Acme Lumber Company.
:14:05
Cash on hand and in
banks, $13,672 and 86 cents.
:14:10
Accounts receivable, $32,842...
:14:13
Wait a minute, Mr. Higgins.
:14:15
I won't sell my horse.
:14:18
I'm leaving Higginsville
in the morning.
:14:21
Quiet!
:14:23
What you say is true.
I have neglected the business.
:14:26
The reason's simple:
I've always hated it.
:14:29
Its a good business.
Its all right...
:14:31
for you, or Mr. Winslow,
or Mr. Early.
:14:34
They are suited to it,
and I'm not.
:14:37
I may sound crazy, and maybe
I am but, you strike me the same.
:14:41
Everything seems lopsided.
Higginsville, the Higgins family...
:14:44
the Higgins enterprises.
:14:46
We don't speak the same language.
You're interested only in...
:14:50
accumulating money, expanding,
bobbling up the little ones.
:14:53
You've just snatched Acme away
from some poor people.
:14:57
Hope it makes you happy.
Careful with what you say!
:15:00
You haven't taken a vacation in 40
years, rotting away in your kingdom.
:15:04
If thats your idea of high living...
:15:06
it isn't mine, nor Margarets.
:15:08
I wouldn't get rid of that
horse for you or anybody else.
:15:10
Someday you'll take off
your hat to Broadway Bill.
:15:13
I was broke when I came here, but
we want nothing from Higginsville.
:15:17
Accept my resignation. I'll
wait for you in the car, Margaret.
:15:21
You needn't bother.
:15:38
The meeting's adjourned.
:15:48
Why shouldn't I applaud him?
:15:50
He should have gone long ago.
:15:52
What sort of talk is this?
:15:57
Your little monarchy
is fast folding up.