I don't... I'll pay you anything you say.

Don't you worry.

I don't believe you explained that, Mr. Drysdale.

You come around with what?

I don't want to sail it.

Don't you know that... Mr. Cranford!

You don't want to get it out.

Well, thank you, but I'm afraid I don't know too much except fixing and farming.

If there's one thing I don't need, it's more money.

Well, Mr. Drydale, I don't aim to charge no money.

And I don't know which they like better, the ends you got from me or the one they got from you.

You bet I will.

You can take it home with you and work on it while you're waiting.

I don't do that kind of work no more, Mr. Drysdale.

I don't know nobody in Hawaii, and if I did, I wouldn't write to them at that price.

Of course, if you start with one of these, you're hooked.

I can show you how I done it.

You stay here and get acquainted with our fine organization and personnel.

Mr. Clampett, would you believe that I don't have one single man looking out for the farmers in Beverly Hills?

I just hope I can do you some good.