:22:02
You go off and join the government.
:22:08
I understand they're gonna
put you on relief.
:22:14
Now you just go
and get yourselves relieved
:22:19
any time you want.
:22:23
Me, I ain't going.
:22:27
Sam.
:22:30
Yes, Mrs. Ella?
:22:31
How's "Old Blue"
running these days?
:22:34
He's all right, Mrs. Ella.
:22:36
I decided I gonna buy
"Old Blue", Sam.
:22:41
What's that?
:22:43
You heard me,
I said I want to buy "Old Blue".
:22:47
How much you want for him?
:22:49
I wouldn't want to sell "Old Blue".
:22:51
I didn't ask
if you wanted to sell him.
:22:55
I say I'm gonna buy him.
:22:58
I gonna give you...
I'll give you 15 dollars for him.
:23:05
What's the matter?
He ain't worth more than that.
:23:08
No.
:23:11
He ain't worth nothing,
but I ain't selling him.
:23:13
You gotta sell him
because I'm going to buy him.
:23:16
How am I gonna buy him
unless you sell him?
:23:20
I don't know,
but I ain't gonna sell him.
:23:22
Sam Johnson,
You is selling him.
:23:24
No I ain't gonna.
:23:26
"Old Blue" is mine and I ain't
gonna sell him even to you.
:23:31
You ain't got no right
to make me.
:23:38
That's true, Sam.
:23:41
And come to think of it,
I don't have the right.
:23:53
You see, young man,
Sam and me, we don't sell.
:23:59
Sam don't sell his dog