He's got an opening this big, man.

Oh, uh, a little boat about, uh, so big.

["Black Gold, Texas Tea"]

Well, the first thing you know, old Jed's a millionaire.

The kinfolk said, Jed, move away from there.

Said, California's the place you ought to be.

So they loaded up the truck and they moved to Beverly Hills, that is.

Swimming pools, movie stars.

The Beverly Hillbillies.

There ain't nobody that's good at fixin' and sharpenin' as you are, Jed.

Well, I've been at it for quite a spell.

You got a gift for it.

Why, back home, didn't folks come for miles around just to have you fixin' and sharpenin' things?

I ain't just sure it was my sharpenin' that brung them, Granny.

What you mean?

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

And I don't know which they like better, the ends you got from me or the one they got from you.

Oh, it wasn't my job, Jed.

Brunlin, it was your work.

Something I miss out here, Granny, and it's doing for other folks.