:27:00
There's something done come down
between them and me...
:27:04
...that don't let us
understand each other.
:27:06
One's almost lost his mind talking
about money all the time.
:27:09
And the other talks about things
I can't seem to understand.
:27:13
- What's changing them?
- You're taking it too serious.
:27:16
You got strong-willed children...
:27:18
...and it takes a strong woman like you
to keep them in hand.
:27:22
They're spirited all right,
my children.
:27:25
Got to admit they got spirit,
Bennie and Walter.
:27:28
Kind of like this plant here
that ain't never had enough sunlight.
:27:33
And look at it.
:27:35
Lena, I...
:27:38
What will you do about helping him?
:27:40
You mean Walter's liquor store?
:27:42
I'm worried for him.
:27:45
But liquor, honey...
:27:47
Like Walter Lee say...
:27:48
...I expect people will
always be drinking some liquor.
:27:51
That don't mean I got to be
the one to sell it.
:27:54
It's getting close to the time
for me to meet my Maker.
:27:57
And I don't want that on my ledger.
:27:59
And we ain't business people,
just plain working folks.
:28:01
Ain't nobody business people
till they go into business.
:28:06
Walter Lee say...
:28:07
...colored people ain't going
to get ahead...
:28:09
...till they take chances
on different things in this world.
:28:13
Investments and things.
:28:14
What's done got into you, girl?
:28:16
Walter Lee done sold you on investing?
:28:23
Something's happening
between me and Walter.
:28:26
I don't know what it is,
but he needs something.
:28:30
Something I can't give him anymore.
:28:32
He needs this chance.
:28:34
That don't make no difference.
:28:36
I ain't going to be putting the memory
of my husband into no liquor.
:28:48
There's nothing as dreary
as the view from this window...
:28:51
...on a dreary evening, is there?
:28:56
How come you ain't singing
this evening?
:28:58
Sing that song, "No Ways Tired."