:43:15
You men carpenters?
:43:17
Sí, senor.
We do rough fixings.
:43:20
Could you make some big tables
that a lot of people could sit?
:43:23
- Like for a church picnic?
- Exactly.
:43:26
Well, you could use sawhorses
and one-by-twelvers.
:43:30
Could you have them ready
for me by tomorrow morning?
:43:33
- Ifwe have the lumber.
- You´ll have the lumber.
:43:35
Come on with me.
:43:38
- You really plannin´ a picnic?
- Any objection?
:43:41
No, just it´s the damnedest thing
I ever heard of.
:43:43
- You haven´t heard the funny part.
- What´s that?
:43:45
You´re furnishing
the beer and whiskey.
:43:57
- Preacher.
- Good morning, Brother Belding.
:44:00
- Mrs Lake wasjust asking about you.
- How is the dear old soul?
:44:03
She´s chipper as a jaybird.
I don´t know how she does it.
:44:06
She´s got the strength
of her faith, Brother Belding.
:44:08
Praise God.
The strength of her faith.
:44:10
Too bad about your barn.
Termites?
:44:12
There´s nothing wrong with my barn.
It´s sound as a dollar.
:44:16
How come those two Mexs
is tearin´ it down?
:44:19
What?
:44:31
What do you greasy bastards
thinkyou´re doing to my barn?
:44:34
Exactly what I told ´em.
:44:36
We´re requisitioning
your barn, Belding.
:44:40
Any objection?
:44:45
You men can go back to work.
:44:50
Would you mind tellin´ me
what the hell´s goin´ on here?
:44:52
You can help out too.
:44:55
You want me to help you
tear down my barn?