:15:11
You mean, you get catfish
bigger than that?
:15:13
Some are bigger,
some are smaller.
:15:20
Well...
:15:22
about what I came to discuss...
:15:24
Why don't you get out of here?
We don't want any trouble.
:15:28
Trouble?
:15:29
You're from the Government,
ain't you?
:15:30
Yes.
:15:32
Go on about your business.
:15:35
My business is with you.
:15:37
Ma said we wasn't to talk
to you.
:15:40
You have to talk to me.
:15:41
We do?
:15:44
Look, you know as well as I know
that you must leave here.
:15:49
TVA has offered you a fair price
and a new place just as good.
:15:55
What have you got
against a new place?
:15:58
Too much work.
:16:00
You work here, don't you?
:16:01
No, sir.
:16:02
Who does?
:16:06
You don't do any work at all?
:16:10
How do you manage that?
:16:12
Just never started.
:16:17
Ma owns this property
and she ain't gonna sell it.
:16:21
Certainly I can understand
how a senile old woman
:16:25
would be sentimental about a place
and not want to leave.
:16:29
Perhaps, she doesn't understand
what it's all about.
:16:30
Ma understands everything.
:16:32
If she understands, then what
is she doing? These floods...
:16:36
Ma knows about the floods.
:16:38
Then I really don't understand!
:16:39
Now, you just quiet down.
We ain't stupid.
:16:43
I didn't say you were.
:16:45
-Been reading your mind.
-Mister, Ma ain't selling.
:16:48
It's up to you to make her sell.
Are you all afraid of her?
:16:53
Joe John.
:16:56
Don't say nothing against Ma.
:16:59
What am I saying against her?