You've got to learn to live with it, you know.

What a surprise.

Well, come on in the parlor and sit down, Mr. Cushing.

I'll bust out some cool cider.

I hope that I'm not interrupting anything.

Well, as a matter of fact, you are, and we couldn't be happier.

I wish you could have seen the look on John Cushing's face when I walked out of there with that financing contract.

He'd been working on the deal for six months, and I took it right out from under him.

Hello, Milford.

I'm glad to see you taking it this way, buddy boy.

Oh, I've got the weight on you of those clampet millions.

Yes, I understand.

When you climb in the ring with those big boys, you've got to expect to take one of the chucks now and again.

Well, maybe someday I will have an account like the clampet.

That's the spirit, Johnny baby.

Well, I'm busy now.

I'm glad you dropped by.

Keep that old chin up.

Johnny's taking me for a ride in the country.

What?