:28:02
How much money is you got, big boy?
:28:05
Well, I's got to close on 'round...
About $100.
:28:10
You ain't got $200, is you, honey?
:28:14
No, I ain't got no $200.
:28:16
$100 suits me all right, right now.
:28:21
But wouldn't it be nice if you had $200...
:28:24
so you and me could spend $100...
:28:26
and then you could take that other $100
home where it belongs?
:28:30
Well, where's I gonna get any $200?
:28:33
Why, it took my family six months'
hard work to get half that much.
:28:37
But with financing,
there ain't nothing you can't get.
:28:41
Why, honey, a boy came here last week...
:28:44
with only $10 to his name...
:28:45
and when he walked out...
:28:47
he had close around to
$300 in his hind pocket...
:28:50
and Hot Shot's favorite diamond ring.
:28:53
Where did he get all that luck from?
:28:55
- Just dancing with you, honey?
- Now who's been talking to you?
:28:58
I's just overflowing with luck.
:29:01
Dancing with me is like having
a rabbit foot in each pocket.
:29:04
Then I ought to be about the luckiest man
in the world, right now.
:29:11
I ought to have been here a long time ago.
:29:18
Why, what do you know about that?
:29:20
- Why, if that ain't the old boy himself.
- Where?
:29:23
Well, there's Hot Shot now, honey.
:29:26
Say listen, he's got more money
than he knows what to do with.
:29:29
And is one of the most generous suckers
I ever heard tell of.
:29:33
- Is that true, sure enough?
- I mean it.
:29:46
Let's go on to him and ask. Right now.
:29:49
Come on, let's go see what he got.
:29:51
Come on, big boy.
:29:53
Atta boy.
:29:56
Hey, Hot Shot, look here.