:40:00
They conned me out of some adobe brick
and some lumber.
:40:03
I figured I could write that off, but
if you're their contractor, like you say,
:40:08
tell her to take her business someplace
else. My terms are strictly cash.
:40:12
- You understand, boy?
- I understand. Hey, boy!
:40:20
- You need a good man?
- A good man.
:40:22
- I can give you two days a week.
- Doing what?
:40:25
- Moving earth. Those.
- You got any experience?
:40:28
I can handle any earth-moving
equipment you've got.
:40:31
What are you gonna be doing
the rest of the time?
:40:33
What have we been talking about?
I'm gonna build me a chapel.
:40:41
OK, contractor. I'll pay you the going rate
for labour on the job you're assigned.
:40:45
Seven o'clock, Thursday morning. But if
you're snowing me, you'll be out at 7.15.
:40:56
Just a second.
:41:02
- Goodbye, Schmidt.
- Get in the car.
:41:05
- We go to the bus stop.
- Don't be cute.
:41:09
I don't want him to think
we're having a fuss.
:41:12
- Fuss?
- Yes. Fuss.
:41:14
You don't fuss with your contractor.
:41:30
We can do it, Schmidt.
:41:33
There are three ingredients to a job
like this. First, you need a plan. Check?
:41:39
Two, you need labour.
:41:41
But, three, you need materials.
:41:44
That's for openers. You're gonna need 10,
20, 30, 40 times as many bricks as that.
:41:50
Can you get them?
:41:54
Ja!