:08:01
Opera, man. Opera!
:08:03
- I don't know, I guess it's all right.
- You guess?
:08:07
You call yourself civilized,
but know nothing about the opera?
:08:12
- I keep my mind on business.
- Let's get to business.
:08:16
- I have 2476 head. Quotations?
- Two and a half cents per pound.
:08:22
- Could go down by morning.
- Could go up.
:08:25
I got 80 percent grassers...
:08:27
...10 percent half-fats,
10 percent canners.
:08:31
- Little low on canners.
- Little high. You get the best of it.
:08:35
I figure two and three-quarters
for the lot.
:08:39
We figured two and a half.
:08:41
Two and three-quarters,
or I feed them till they go to three.
:08:45
Decide. I want a bath.
:08:47
New York market's closed.
We should wait.
:08:50
- He's right. We should think it over.
- You do that, Mac.
:08:54
Paco, go keep an eye on those cows.
:08:58
We're holding on to them for a while.
:09:05
Chicago has all the coal in the world!
You can't get enough hot water!
:09:12
Where's that boy?
:09:14
Boy, when I take a bath,
I want hot water!
:09:18
When I mean hot water,
I mean hot water!
:09:21
Hot water...
Can't take a bath...
:09:33
Tom...
:09:35
...you ready to talk business now?
:09:39
Boot's grown to my foot.
:09:42
I think I'm beefsteaked.
:09:46
- You were kind of quiet out there.
- Let the boys do the bickering.
:09:51
Makes it easier to close the deal.
:09:54
Two and a half cents for everything
if you deal right now.
:09:58
You know how I feel about cows.