It combines drama, pathos, suspense.

Bosses have no feeling for drama.

It's already past four o'clock.

Four o'clock's powerful early.

No, not when you have the whole front yard to plow, and corn to plant, and taters, turnips, rutabakers, and onions, and oats, and barley, and watermelon.

All right, all right.

Now you get in the kitchen and get some breakfast on the table, and we'll be in directly.

See that you do.

Let's eat us a good big breakfast, Jethro, because you and me are going to be pulling that plow.

How?

Earl, did you have to crawl this early?

You did fine, Earl.

The early bird catches the worm.

When we plow up that front yard out there, you're gonna be up to your wishbone in them.

You'll start plowing the first light of daybreak.

Shame on ya!

City living has made you soft and lazy.

Now get to your feet before the whole morning is wasted.

That's right.

Where is it?