:10:01
What was your Iast job?
:10:03
I worked for Judge HaroId Stone,
a Jewish gentIeman.
:10:07
You drove for Judge Stone?
:10:09
Seven years. I'd stiII be there
if he didn't up and die.
:10:13
Mrs. Stone asked me
to move to Savannah with her.
:10:16
Of course, my wife was dead by then.
:10:18
But I said, ''No, thank you, ma'am.''
:10:21
I didn't want to be too far
from my grandbabies.
:10:24
Judge Stone was my father's friend.
:10:25
You don't say?
:10:27
-Have a seat.
-Thank you.
:10:29
Later, Miss McCIatchey.
:10:33
Oscar said you needed somebody
to drive for your famiIy.
:10:37
WiII I be taking your chiIdren to schooI...
:10:40
...and your wife to the beauty parIor?
:10:42
I don't have any chiIdren. What I need--
:10:45
You're stiII a young man.
Don't worry too much.
:10:49
Thank you. I won't.
:10:51
Hoke, I need somebody
to drive my mother around.
:10:54
Your mother?
:10:55
Yes. WeII, if you don't mind asking, sir...
:10:59
...why ain't she hiring for herseIf?.
:11:04
It's a difficuIt situation.
:11:06
She done gone around the bend a IittIe.
:11:09
That wiII happen as they get on.
:11:11
No, she's aII there!
:11:13
Too much there is the probIem!
:11:18
I want you to understand something.
:11:20
My mother is a IittIe high-strung.
:11:25
The fact is, you wouId be working for me.
:11:28
She can say anything she Iikes...
:11:30
...but she can't fire you. Understand?
:11:34
Yes, sir.
:11:37
Yes, sir, I sure do.
:11:39
Don't worry, Mr. Werthan.
:11:41
I'II hoId on no matter
which way she run me.
:11:44
When I was a IittIe boy back on the farm
above Macon, where I come from...
:11:48
...I wrestIed hogs to the ground
during kiIIing time.
:11:51
WeII, sir, there ain't a hog that's got away
from me yet!