G.W. that'll be just fine
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George Washington McLintock:
Hello, Ben. Ben Sage:
Hey, McLintock. George Washington McLintock:
Drago, throw that in the buggy. Ben Sage:
That's a scrubby bunch of sooners, eh? George Washington McLintock:
They are at that. Young Ben Sage:
Ought to make Douglas happy. Lining his pocket with land fees. Ben Sage:
What are we gonna do? George Washington McLintock:
I don't know what you're going to do, Ben. Me I do nothing. Young Ben Sage:
Two hundred families. Quarter of beef a week per family. They last two years that could become a sizable number. George Washington McLintock:
I've got 20 head to 1 of any other brand on the Mesa Verdi. I'm not hollerin'. Young Ben Sage:
Some of us haven't got all the money in the world. Some of us aren't old and tired, feel like bein' put upon. George Washington McLintock:
You interest me, young Ben. Go on. Young Ben Sage:
So the first time I find one of our hides wearin' our brand hung on one of those settler's fences I aim to kill me a plow boy. You do what you want, McLintock, we'll do what we want. George Washington McLintock:
Fellas my age generally call me G.W. or McLintock. Youngsters call me Mr. McLintock. Young Ben Sage:
Alright. Mr. McLintock. Not because I'm afraid of ya. You're the big he stud of this country and I recon a fella my age should call you mister. Ben Sage:
He's full grown now, G.W. He's half owner of the spread. I made him a full partner the day the doc gave me the long face. George Washington McLintock:
Well, you want him to vote the first time this territory becomes a state, don't ya? Ben Sage:
Course I do. George Washington McLintock:
These settler's get burned out there'll be a lot of hollerin' that this country's too wild to be a state. We'll go on being a territory some more with a lot of political appointees runnin' it according to what they learned in some college where they think that cows are something you milk and Indians are something in front of a cigar store. I'm lookin' to you to hold young Ben down. Ben Sage:
I'll do what I can. George Washington McLintock:
Come on over to the house now and then. We'll rack up a few hands of stud. Ben Sage:
G.W. that'll be just fine
Hello, Ben. Ben Sage:
Hey, McLintock. George Washington McLintock:
Drago, throw that in the buggy. Ben Sage:
That's a scrubby bunch of sooners, eh? George Washington McLintock:
They are at that. Young Ben Sage:
Ought to make Douglas happy. Lining his pocket with land fees. Ben Sage:
What are we gonna do? George Washington McLintock:
I don't know what you're going to do, Ben. Me I do nothing. Young Ben Sage:
Two hundred families. Quarter of beef a week per family. They last two years that could become a sizable number. George Washington McLintock:
I've got 20 head to 1 of any other brand on the Mesa Verdi. I'm not hollerin'. Young Ben Sage:
Some of us haven't got all the money in the world. Some of us aren't old and tired, feel like bein' put upon. George Washington McLintock:
You interest me, young Ben. Go on. Young Ben Sage:
So the first time I find one of our hides wearin' our brand hung on one of those settler's fences I aim to kill me a plow boy. You do what you want, McLintock, we'll do what we want. George Washington McLintock:
Fellas my age generally call me G.W. or McLintock. Youngsters call me Mr. McLintock. Young Ben Sage:
Alright. Mr. McLintock. Not because I'm afraid of ya. You're the big he stud of this country and I recon a fella my age should call you mister. Ben Sage:
He's full grown now, G.W. He's half owner of the spread. I made him a full partner the day the doc gave me the long face. George Washington McLintock:
Well, you want him to vote the first time this territory becomes a state, don't ya? Ben Sage:
Course I do. George Washington McLintock:
These settler's get burned out there'll be a lot of hollerin' that this country's too wild to be a state. We'll go on being a territory some more with a lot of political appointees runnin' it according to what they learned in some college where they think that cows are something you milk and Indians are something in front of a cigar store. I'm lookin' to you to hold young Ben down. Ben Sage:
I'll do what I can. George Washington McLintock:
Come on over to the house now and then. We'll rack up a few hands of stud. Ben Sage:
G.W. that'll be just fine
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Youngsters call me Mr Mclintock
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All right Mr Mclintock
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Not because I'm afraid of you
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You're the big he stud of this country
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and I reckon a fellow my age should call you mister
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HORN BLOWING
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He's full grown now G W
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He's a half owner of this spread
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I made him a full partner
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the day the doc gave me the long face
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Well you want him to vote the first time
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this territory becomes a state don't you
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Of course I do
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If these settlers get burned out
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there'll be a lot of hollerin'
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that this country's too wild to be a state
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We'll go on bein' a territory some more
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with a lot of political appointees runnin' it
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according to what they learned in some college
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where they think that cows are something you milk
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and Indians are somethin' in front of a cigar store
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LAUGHING
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I'm lookin' to you to hold young Ben down
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I'll do what I can
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Come on over to the house once in a while
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we'll rack up a few hands of stud
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G W that'd be just fine
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Movie Summary
Wealthy rancher G.W. McLintock uses his power and influence in the territory to keep the peace between farmers, ranchers, land-grabbers, Indians and corrupt government officials.
