Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Be easier to look at outside the bottle, wouldn't it?

I ain't going to work for neither one of you.

You are a nervous man, Filburn.

Mr. Cushing doesn't give me this nice office and secretary?

Well, let's see there, Duke.

This thing kept me busy for three years.

Everything you expected?

Will you go there first?

Now wait, wait, wait!

Now, a friend of mine had the same problem.

Jed's got your chair fixed as good as new.

Well, it ain't us that standoffish.

Just knock the bottom off of this.

Now, step over here and let us show you these priceless collections of philately and numismatology.

How did that deposit slip get there?

I'll look in on you from time to time and welcome aboard.

You see, Mr. Clabbitt, I've been giving a lot of thought to your problem of keeping busy.

Just a moment, madam.

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

I have a lot of problems on my mind.

Well, to tell you the truth, we don't write just a whole heap of letters.

Jethro did it, huh?

Ain't nobody can lay an edge to a blade like my Uncle Jed.

You may want to build one.

I'm afraid I can't just now.

Granny, this here is my secretary, Miss Graham.

Mr. Cushon's done given him a real pretty office and a real pretty secretary.

Miss Graham stays here and so does Mr. Clampett, I hope.

Don't forget your book.