:04:00
They arrived in Marshalltown
Friday afternoon at 4:00...
:04:03
Homer, it's not my fault.
It's the railroad's fault.
:04:06
They let them lay there dying till Monday,
that's what they did.
:04:09
Will you sign it, Homer?
:04:11
Can't they see what it says here?
"Notify consignee immediately."
:04:17
It's not fair.
:04:19
Janey, Harry Foster Malone proved that
two days after he took over this railroad.
:04:24
I heard he was going to put bleachers
in the freight cars...
:04:27
and use them for commuter trains.
:04:28
Now, that ain't a man to talk to
about what's fair and what ain't fair.
:04:32
Homer, I'm not gonna talk.
:05:04
- What'll it be today, Janey?
- Nothing, Aaron.
:05:12
Uncle Otis, tell me
what you think of this thing, will you?
:05:15
"Mr. Claude Fullerton, Editor,
High River Gazette, High River, Maine.
:05:18
"Dear Mr. Fullerton, as a Democratic
candidate for first selectman in Cape Anne...
:05:22
"I'm asking for the endorsement
of your newspaper in the..."
:05:25
I'm reading a letter to you.
Will you listen to me?
:05:27
- I heard it. It's the same as last year's letter.
- It's not the same as last year's.
:05:31
"The issues demand..." What's the matter?
:05:33
- The E&P murdered my lobsters.
- They're murdered?
:05:35
They're down at the station. Dead.
:05:37
- All 300 of them.
- Wait a minute...
:05:39
- They lay in the tubs like they were coffins.
- Wait a minute. How?
:05:42
Those lobsters arrived in Marshalltown
Friday afternoon...
:05:44
and the E&P
just let them sit there till Monday.
:05:47
- But that's impossible.
- Anything's possible with the E&P.
:05:51
- My first order. George, I need that money.
- Well, you're gonna get the money.
:05:54
- Tyres for the car, clothes for the kids...
- Calm down and listen to me.
:05:58
You'll get the money
because you're right. Do you hear me?