The Beverly Hillbilly.

They're staying at his house?

Hillbilly, that is.

But now it's time to say goodbye to Jed and all his kin.

You see, Flatt and Scruggs are old friends of his from back in the hills.

Why, Shucks, Lester, these fine, high-steppin' society fillies ain't about to jump into double harness with an old country plow horse like me.

And coupled with Flatt's virtuoso handling of the guitar and his warm, authentic vocalizations, but why talk about it?

Come and listen to my story about a man named Jed, a poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed.

And I got to admit that Beverly Hills ain't done a lot to help her.

Say, Jed, how come you ain't married up with one of these pretty Beverly Hills women?

Corny is the place you ought to be, so they loaded up the truck and they moved to Beverly.

We will for a fact, Granny.

You all go ahead.

We'll be right in.

By the time them city women get up, we'll be having supper.

You know, Earl, I'm commencing to get aggravated at their wives.

Me too, Lester, me too.

Sometimes I ask myself the question, why did I marry a city woman?

Me too, Lester, me too.

Earl, I just got the answer to my question.