Jim: My pop always told me to watch the scales. Said the world will always find a way to cheat the working man. I met Mac McLeod in 1933, and I witnessed up close the price of real change. Title Card: At the height of The Great Depression, nearly one quarter of Americans were without jobs. Bolton: Gentlemen, ladies, come in, come in. Listen, please. Hear what I have to say, all right? This price cut pains me as much as it pains you. With the market as volatile as it is, a fella should count himself fortunate to garner a respectable wage like I offer you. Right? London: Yeah, respectable like hell! What? Yeah! Man can't live on a dollar a day!
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Jim: My pop always told me to watch the scales. Said the world will always find a way to cheat the working man. I met Mac McLeod in 1933, and I witnessed up close the price of real change. Title Card: At the height of The Great Depression, nearly one quarter of Americans were without jobs. Bolton: Gentlemen, ladies, come in, come in. Listen, please. Hear what I have to say, all right? This price cut pains me as much as it pains you. With the market as volatile as it is, a fella should count himself fortunate to garner a respectable wage like I offer you. Right? London: Yeah, respectable like hell! What? Yeah! Man can't live on a dollar a day!
Mr. Anderson: You know what your problem is? You never own anything. You never planted any trees, watched them grow, touched them with your own hands. You bastards never owned anything. You never put your hands in your own dirt. Mac: With respect, we never had a chance to own nothing.
