:28:02
not an uprising...
:28:05
of nutty wives
with war paint...
:28:07
which I'm not interested
in attending.
:28:09
We bid you good-bye...
:28:11
and are sorry
you find us unfit...
:28:14
to sit on your lousy grass.
:28:17
Lena!
He's leaving!
:28:19
Sam!
:28:21
What?
:28:22
Sam, wait a minute.
:28:24
You're pigheaded,
no good...
:28:26
but you can't help it...
:28:29
just because no decent women...
:28:30
look at you for two seconds.
:28:33
If you care to stay,
it's all right.
:28:40
Her, too.
:28:41
Well, that invitation's
kind of uncordial.
:28:45
I got a bad temper.
:28:47
Well, so have I.
:28:48
How about you, Angel?
:28:50
Well, uh...
:28:52
I...
:28:53
I'm kind of hungry, Sam.
:28:55
We got lots to eat.
:28:57
Barbecued pork, if you like it.
:29:00
I love it.
:29:02
Thank you.
:29:03
Where do you think you're going,
Mr. Nordquist?
:29:09
What'll you have,
a wing or a leg?
:29:13
The apple.
:29:19
Attention.!
:29:20
All the men
in the log-rolling contest...
:29:24
please report to the committee now.!
:29:26
Are you taking part
in any games?
:29:30
If there's
a wife-strangling contest...
:29:32
I might join that.
:29:34
Ha ha ha!
:29:35
All wives are the same.
:29:37
Someone comes near
their husband...
:29:39
and off they go
like burglar alarms.
:29:43
Well, what I can't stand...
:29:45
is when people
look down on others...
:29:48
who aren't doin' 'em any harm.
:29:50
Sam, you cannot change the world...
:29:52
and it's so nice here...
:29:54
and that's enough.
:29:58
You're good medicine.