You think I ought to move?

You see, you wouldn't have to pay for it.

I'm pleased to meet you, Mr. Clampett.

Besides, you said you were going to stop running your steel.

Said, California's the place you ought to be.

Mr. Landman, you have to understand these people.

Oh sure, you have nothing to worry about.

Mr. Clampett, I'd like you to meet Mr. Lattin.

I want you to meet the Clampetts under different circumstances.

You know, I was just talking to my tax man yesterday.

Now, what's all this nonsense about you ain't going to California?

Oh, it's just you wouldn't have lived to get this old.

They would like to thank you folks for kindly dropping in.

Gee, Clampett, you got slickered, and you're ashamed to admit it.

Are you trying to tell me they didn't know oil was valuable?

Now, I ain't gonna be here to look after you no more.

Jack, I told you to get rid of them worn-out brakes.

Well now, it's a pleasure to have you visit my struggling little bank.

Well, if you should happen to come back tomorrow, we'll be having leftovers.

The chair deli maid came running over to my place and she said you sold the swamp to some oil company.