:37:02
A state highway? - Not until 1980,
and that's not definite.
:37:05
But in the event it does
come to pass, we'll see to everything
:37:10
at our expense. - What does that mean?
- We'll either move you
:37:14
or, if you wish,
put you deeper under the freeway.
:37:18
I see.
:37:20
Either way,
whatever the others do, I'll go along.
:37:24
Fine and dandy.
:37:26
I'll get the deed to you
in a day or so.
:37:30
Enjoy your work, don't you?
- I wouldn't want to do anything else.
:37:35
I like people.
- Well, goodbye. - Oh, Mr. Kimball!
:37:42
Your green stamps.
:37:46
I'll change. Meet you in 15 minutes.
- I don't think I'll play today.
:37:50
Oh, George!
- No, I don't think I'd better.
:37:53
Oh honey, I hate to play alone.
- I'll meet you on the ninth green.
:37:58
Okay.
:38:11
Arnold, I did it.
- Yeah?
:38:15
I bought a cemetery plot.
- Good. Use it in good health.
:38:21
I'm sorry.
I'm not in very good shape today.
:38:25
I've just one more thing to attend to,
then I'll stop this gallivanting,
:38:29
and go to bed and wait.
- What's that?
:38:33
A husband for Judy. Look:
:38:36
I made a list of all
the eligible bachelors around here.
:38:39
Good morning Arnold, George.
- Hi. - Hi, Sam.
:38:43
How about old Sam Scheffing?
- He hasn't got a quarter.
:38:47
Never could stand him, anyway.
- Judy needs a wealthy man.
:38:52
How about Paul Pendergrass?
He's playing tennis here today.