1:11:00
Two times two dollars a day,
four dollars.
1:11:05
Yeah, Mr. Glover,
you owe me four dollars.
1:11:13
I don't see it that way.
1:11:18
You need some time
to think it over.
1:11:20
I don't need it.
1:11:25
You think it over.
Do you want one?
1:11:33
You see, Mr. Glover,
1:11:37
if you keep stealing our best field
hands at five dollars,
1:11:41
you're gonna be dealing
with my friends too.
1:11:51
What's keeping you here?
1:11:57
They tell me you're here to get
an old woman off an island.
1:12:04
There's nothing to that.
1:12:06
I'll go and get her off tomorrow.
1:12:08
I'll go down and pack her up.
Wouldn't you like me to?
1:12:13
I want you to mind
your own business.
1:12:21
I figured since you've been
mixing in mine,
1:12:23
that you wouldn't mind
if just I mixed in yours.
1:12:29
But you're like me, Mr. Glover.
You do mind.
1:12:35
Well, how about it?
Four dollars?
1:12:39
No.
1:12:42
If you don't give it to me,
I'm going to take it away from you.
1:12:47
You may have some trouble.