A Boy and His Dog
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1:05:00
Oh, aah. It sure is pleasing to see you back home again.
1:05:05
[kisses]
1:05:07
Didn't have any trouble, everything
1:05:09
went okay, didn't have any trouble, eh?
1:05:10
No sir.
1:05:11
Aaah, that's fine, fine.
1:05:15
Sure did yourself proud missy.
1:05:17
The committee won't forget it, no siree!
1:05:19
Then I'll be put on the committee right away, like we talked about.
1:05:22
Hmm, don't you worry about it, little girl, soon as there's an opening.
1:05:28
Mr. Craddock, I would prefer not to wait.
1:05:32
After all, I did bring Vic down here exactly like you told me to.
1:05:35
Now you just be patient Quilla June.
1:05:38
Have fun with the young folks your own age.
1:05:40
Think about getting married making a home.
1:05:43
Your time will come.
1:05:46
I'd rather be just like you, Miss Mez
1:05:49
And not wait.
1:05:50
Well, don't you worry, little girl.
1:05:52
I don't see why you don't...
1:05:54
That will be all, that will be all.
1:05:57
[chuckles]
1:06:03
That young lady's going to be trouble.
1:06:06
Always has been. Any reason for her to change?
1:06:10
Maybe you should have gone to three.
1:06:11
Uhhh, little childish.
1:06:14
Plotting doesn't bother me none.
1:06:16
Long as it stays little.
1:06:20
Miss, I...
1:06:22
See that she's one of the recipients.
1:06:25
Then marry her off to Harriman and his boy, what's his name.
1:06:28
Charles.
1:06:28
Charlie, yeah.
1:06:30
If that don't cool her ambitions, farm her out.
1:06:34
Horse manure.
1:06:36
You are one dumb committee, stupid stinking ole Rotterloo.
1:06:43
[announcer: a liar will not go punished...]
1:06:45
I am bristling!
1:06:48
[announcer: Another helpful hint for living from the committee's almanac.]
1:06:55
That is the only reason I went along with their dumb plan.

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