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And here we've been wishing all the time that we were a milionaire. (Optional line): The recompenses of comparative poverty.
Shucks! If we just had enough LaFollettes, Brookharts and Fraziers we could run the railroads without any operating costs at all.
Thanks, we have more than enough to last us.
It's a good thing John Bull knows how to take a joke.
Sprung a leak again.
Seeing himself in the boss's clothes.
The real reason why we don't call a world economics conference.
Why don't the bankers adopt modern methods? (Subtitles): Why don't the banks install departments for the outfitting of bank robbers and get the extra profits; it would be just as sensible as for the progressive nations to sell modern war equipment to backward races.
We'll bite. What's so disgraceful about it? (Subtitles): Since nine out of ten of our great industrial executives began as laborers, clerks, farmers or office boys; and there are more hundred thousand dollar jobs than there are hundred thousand dollar men to fill them; and since it is the hope of every American family that their son may have that ability; why is it that chasing them is considered such a great political sport and vote getter?
The parting is such sweet sorrow.
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