:24:01
And anyway, somebody with sense
has to be around to look after the boy.
:24:05
- Oh, and that's you!
- Well, it ain't you.
:24:07
I didn't get him to tell lies
all around the countryside...
:24:10
and steal his granddaddy's automobile.
:24:12
- Borrow.
- Whatever.
:24:15
- It wouldn't hurt if he came along.
- It isn't gonna help either.
:24:18
I've got a right to a trip,
same as you and Lucius.
:24:21
I'm kin and you ain't.
:24:42
- What'll you give?
- A packet of snuff.
:24:43
- Don't use it.
- My pocket watch.
:24:45
- It don't work.
- A wood-smoked ham.
:24:47
- How many pounds?
- Ten.
:24:48
Done.
:25:06
Imagine me, a white man,
having to chauffeur a nigger to Memphis.
:25:10
I thought for a minute that me and you
was gonna misunderstand one another.
:25:17
Let's go.
:25:27
And so we were three, three reivers,
hightailing it for Memphis.
:25:33
Oh, "reivers"...
:25:35
that's an old-fashioned word
from my childhood.
:25:39
In plain English,
I'm afraid it meant "thieves."
:25:43
... had a farm, ee-i-ee-i-o
:25:46
and on that farm he had some chicks
ee-i-ee-i-o
:25:50
and a chick-chick here
and a chick-chick there
:25:53
here a chick, there a chick
everywhere a chick-chick
:25:56
Look out!