Yeah, but we gotta wait for our women, folks, Jethro.

I'm right sorry about your hibiscus.

All right, but first, will you do one thing for me?

Are you going to the party?

All right, you insist.

I'll doctor it back to health for you.

Mr. Drosdale, you coming to the party?

And it gets credit for some right crazy quilts, too.

Should you be given a party with your ailing hibiscus?

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

She says it's right next to her patio.

A right awkward place to polter us, too.

Take him over your place for a while, Miss Drysdale.

We can walk over to your place.

You know, I've seen them fumes bring a full-grown mule right down to her knees. ♪

Want me to take them in and put them on the stove for you first, Beth?

Gee, I would like you to meet a society family who are on their way to your wife's formal garden party.

Hey, Drydale, can I see you for a minute?

Miss Drysdale's got a prize one that sits right next to her patio.

It's good to see you.