Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I don't do that kind of work no more, Mr. Drysdale.

That rascal don't float worth a shot.

Well, you used to let them heft a jug whilst they was waitin'.

My job is to be helpful and see that you're happy.

This might be just the thing I need to calm my nerves.

I see you got another one over yonder.

Might even do some good.

Well, I've been planning on having you take over the farm loan department of my bank.

I just hope I can do you some good.

You're all invited back next week to this locality to have a heapin' helpin' of their hospitality.

We've got to beat them to my house and start breaking things.

They would like to thank you folks for kindly dropping in.

How's he going to sail it?

He's coming with me.

Anything from a plow to a pocket knife.

As a matter of fact, he dropped by to see if he could do anything for me.

I'm talking about the ship and the bottle there.

They're her new mules.

All right, Mr. Drysdale, sit down and have a cup of tea.

I don't want to sail it.

Mr. Clampett, there are many fascinating hobbies.

And hope he ain't toting that dime when he gets his sweet tooth.

The dime's only worth 10 cents.

Bessie, you already got better manners than some folks around here.

Mr. Clampett, a man with your money?