:32:08
Mr. Popham. Now that you've a spare
minute thrust upon you, I'd like a word.
:32:13
Mariah, why don't you get back to them
strawberry preserves you're fixing?
:32:18
Mr. Popham.
:32:21
Just answer me yes or no.
:32:24
Have you written to Mr. Hamilton
:32:26
advising him that you took it on
yourself to rent the yellow house?
:32:30
I told you I have written to him.
:32:32
Has he written you?
:32:36
Mm, no. He's a busy man.
:32:40
No news is good news.
:32:43
Besides, he's off in them foreign parts.
Heathens might have ate him.
:32:48
And you're letting them Careys
tear his house apart.
:32:51
Redoing, planting.
Young 'uns running all over the place.
:32:56
Selling 'em wallpaper
for less than it cost you.
:32:58
That lot never did move.
:33:01
They got you bewitched and I know why.
:33:04
You wore out in the people in this town
with your stories
:33:07
and now you got new ears
to listen to you.
:33:09
But you'll be bewitcheder
:33:11
when Mr. Hamilton lands back in Beulah
some fine day and wants his house back.
:33:15
I'm warning you, Mr. Popham.
:33:17
If you don't get a letter from him soon,
:33:19
I'm gonna take matters
into my own hands.
:33:22
Mariah, your pot's boiling over.
:33:25
Oh!
:33:30
What do you mean, I owe you $1.25?
:33:33
All I know is, I cut five heads.
:33:35
All I know is, I got four kids.
:33:38
One, two, three, four.
:33:41
Maybe so, but I cut five heads.
:33:44
You trying to tell me
one of my son's got two heads?
:33:51
I seen and cut five.
:33:54
Maybe you better get yourself
a pair of spectacles.
:33:58
I sent four in, and I'm picking up four.