Mama, we have to talk about this. Talk about what? The feasibility of all this. Now, I...

[Boolie and Daisy are discussing attending a dinner where Martin Luther King will be speaking] Boolie Werthan: Mama, we have to talk about this. Daisy Werthan: Talk about what? Boolie Werthan: The feasibility of all this. Now, I believe Martin Luther King has done some marvelous things... Daisy Werthan: Boolie, if you don't want to go to the dinner, just say so. Boolie Werthan: I wanna go. You know how I feel about him. Daisy Werthan: I know, but Florene! Boolie Werthan: Florene has nothing to do with it. I still have to conduct business in this town. Daisy Werthan: [incredulously] I see. Werthan Bag will go out of business if you attend the King dinner. Boolie Werthan: Not exactly. But a few of the men I do business with wouldn't like it. They might... snicker a little. Call me Martin Luther Werthan behind my back. Maybe I might not hear about certain lunch meetings at the Commerce Club. Ol' Jack Raphael down at Ideal Mills, he's a New York Jew instead of a Georgia Jew. And everybody knows all the really smart ones come from New York. Maybe some of the men might throw their business to Jack instead of ol' Martin Luther Werthan. I don't know, maybe it wouldn't happen. Sometimes that's just how things work. Anyway, if we don't use those seats, somebody else will. Daisy Werthan: 'If we don't use those seats?' I'm not supposed to go, either? Boolie Werthan: Mama, you can do whatever you want. Daisy Werthan: Thanks for your permission.