:11:00
But, Mama, we know Aunt
Sissy's been married before!
:11:02
Thas not...
- Sure. l can remember two Uncle Bills.
:11:04
Thas nothing for you to talk about.
:11:06
Now run along now and get things
done.
:11:13
You got no right, Mr. Barker,
:11:14
to be carrying tales about
my sister as though.
:11:16
there were something wrong.
:11:18
She may be funny some ways, but she
wouldn't do nothing wrong.
:11:22
So, l'd like it if you didn't talk
to people like it was.
:11:25
Strike nee dead if l'd ever think of
mentioning it to anyone but you...
:11:28
Yeah, sure, l know.
:11:30
Well, you might as well go on now
and tell me what you do know.
:11:34
No point in my being the only one
that don't hear it.
:11:37
Well...
:11:39
Ten cents worth of round steak, do
you want it ground?
:11:40
No, thank you.
- You sure?
:11:42
lt wasn't twenty minutes ago l
ground that whole plate full fresh.
:11:45
No, thank you.
:11:54
Oh, l forgot, now. My Mama wants it
ground.
:11:56
You don't tell me.
:12:00
And she said to chop that in with it.
:12:02
She did?
:12:11
And a piece of suet to fry it with
Mama said.
:12:14
Sweet jumping chrystophers.
:12:25
You know? Mama thinks we don't know
anything.
:12:28
Yeah, she acts like we were kids or
something.
:12:31
l bet she has a fight with Aunt
Sissy tonight.
:12:33
ls got something to do with men
liking Aunt Sissy too much.
:12:36
Well, Papa says we oughta make
everybody like us.
:12:39
l guess maybe ladies shouldn't.
:12:40
Maybe Aunt Sissy wouldn't have
changed husbands too much if any of
:12:43
her babies would have lived.
She's crazy about babies.
:12:46
Look who's talking about babies.
A lot you know.
:12:49
l know as much as you do.
:12:50
You don't know nothing.
:12:52
You think you're so smart.
Boys make me sick.
:12:54
Well what do you think girls make
people?
:12:56
Here she comes!