That's right.

and it keeps on coming in whether I'm sitting, standing, or snoring.

Isn't it wonderful?

No, it ain't.

A man has got to earn his keep in order to be happy.

That's the reason I went down to the, what you call, department of employment and hired myself out for wages.

You didn't?

I did, and they gave me something I think I'm going to be real good at.

It's outdoors, moving around a lot, getting a lot of exercise.

What is the job, Mr. Clampett?

All I have to do is ride around hanging on this truck.

And we go down the street, and we stop next to these big cans, and I just heat them up and empty them in the back of the truck.

You're a sanitation engineer.

And here's the part you're gonna like.

They take out for social security and retirement, but that still leaves a pretty big chunk that's going right in your bank every week.

Oh, Mr. Platt, don't that cheer you up?

Well, I gotta go pick up my uniform.

Bye now.

I called you right away, John.

With Mr. Clampett holding the lease on your largest oil field, I knew you'd want to talk to him.