:57:13
What did you say
we're supposed to be doing?
:57:15
Hitchhiking.
:57:19
You've given me a very good example
of the hiking.
:57:23
Where does the hitching come in?
:57:25
It's a little early yet. No cars out.
:57:29
If it's the same to you...
:57:32
...l'm going to sit right here
and wait until they come.
:57:46
You got a toothpick?
:57:47
- What's the matter?
- I got hay in my teeth.
:57:50
No, I haven't got a toothpick.
Here, I got a penknife, though.
:57:54
Now hold still.
:57:55
- Be careful.
- All right. Where is it?
:57:59
All right, now hold still.
:58:02
Here. Get it?
:58:04
Thanks.
:58:06
You should have swallowed that.
You won't have any breakfast, you know?
:58:09
You needn't rub it in.
:58:15
- What are you eating?
- Carrots.
:58:18
- Raw?
- Want one?
:58:20
No. Why didn't you get me
something I could eat?
:58:24
That's right, I forgot. The idea
of offering a raw carrot to an Andrews.
:58:29
You don't think I'm going around
panhandling for you, do you?
:58:32
Have one of these.
Best thing for you, carrots.
:58:34
I hate the horrid things.
:58:38
I wish you wouldn't talk so much.
Now we let a car get away.
:58:42
And suppose nobody stops for us?
:58:44
They'll stop all right. It's a matter
of knowing how to handle them.
:58:48
And you're an expert I suppose.
:58:49
Expert. And I'll write a book
about it. Call it "The Hitchhiker's Hail."
:58:53
There's no end to your accomplishments,
is there?
:58:56
- You think it's simple?
- No.
:58:58
Well, it is simple.
It's all in that old thumb, see?