:51:01
She said,
Get behind the mule
:51:05
- Gotta get behind the mule
- Pu-Put that on the outside.
:51:11
You gotta get behind the mule
:51:13
In the morning and plow
:51:17
You gotta get behind the mule
:51:20
In the morning and plow
:51:27
I'm impressed.
Pretty handy with a trowel.
:51:31
- Good work, you guys.
- You know it, Chief.
:51:34
- Nice work.
- Thanks, Chief.
:51:39
- What do you think?
- I think she's beautiful.
:51:44
- That's the word.
- Eighteen courses in one week.
:51:48
Aguilar...
:51:51
I'm proud of you.
You should be proud.
:51:57
- Men did good, huh?
- They did.
:52:02
Now, listen. Be sure to leave a window,
a portal. Every castle has one.
:52:06
Aguilar? Excuse me, Chief.
Aguilar, come here a minute.
:52:10
- Go ahead.
- Guys, hold up a minute.
:52:14
Hold up the work.
:52:17
Hold up.
:52:21
Maybe you should go first.
:52:26
Put your name in the wall.
Hey, hold up on the work.
:52:30
Come on.
Put your name right in here.
:52:34
Spell it out.
A-- [ Stutters ] G-G-G.
:52:40
- Scumbags are having
at it, sir. Yes, sir.
- [Winter]Really?
:52:44
They're calling Irwin Chief.
That's the word they got for General.
:52:47
They got substitute names
for the other ranks, too, sir.
:52:51
Anybody who was a captain is Boss.
Sergeants are Sport, Privates are Pal.
:52:55
Playing soldier, sir.
:52:59
- Hearts and minds.
- Sir?