:51:11
I wish you'd stop being playful.
:51:13
So sorry. You know, this is the first time
in years I've ridden piggyback.
:51:18
This isn't piggyback.
:51:20
- Of course it is.
- You're crazy.
:51:23
I remember distinctly my father
taking me for a piggyback ride.
:51:26
- And he carried you like this?
- Yes.
:51:28
Your father didn't know beans
about piggyback riding.
:51:31
My uncle has four children.
I've seen them ride piggyback.
:51:35
I'll bet there isn't a good
piggyback rider in your family.
:51:38
I never knew a rich man
who could piggyback ride.
:51:42
You're prejudiced.
:51:45
Show me a good piggy backer.
I'll show you a real human.
:51:47
Take Abraham Lincoln for instance.
A natural born piggy backer.
:51:50
Where do you get off with
that stuffed-shirt family of yours?
:51:55
My father was a great piggy backer.
:51:59
Here, hold this a minute.
:52:05
Thank you.
:52:11
How long does this keep up?
My feet are killing me.
:52:27
This looks like the best spot.
:52:30
We're not going to sleep out here, are we?
:52:32
I don't know about you,
but I'm going to give a good imitation of it.
:52:36
Peter?
:52:37
What?
:52:39
I'm awfully hungry.
:52:41
It's just your imagination.
:52:43
No it isn't.
:52:44
I'm hungry and scared.
:52:47
You can't be hungry
and scared both at the same time.
:52:50
Well, I am.
:52:51
If you're scared,
it scares the hunger out of you.
:52:54
Not if you're more hungry than scared.
:52:56
All right, you win. Let's forget about it.