WOULD YOU SPEND A MONTH MAKING A HANDLE FOR A YARD TOOL OR SPEND SEVEN
DOLLARS TO BUY A NEW ONE INSTEAD?

FRANK KANSLASKY: I don't need it, so what the hell do I want to buy it for?
BILL LAGASSE: They ain't reliable if you make 'em yourself.

ANDY LEGRICE: Buy one, it's already made. Why spend three or four weeks on
it when you can buy one?

FRANCIS MCELROY: I'd soend sevendollars to buy a new one, then I'd know I
had it -- when you buy it, you know you got your product.
LEO GERMINO: It depends on if you really need it -- you need that money
for your room rent and for your ways of living. The only people that can
buy them things is the very rich people.

GEORGE STINGEL: I'd buy one, they're already made.

ERNIE BROOKINGS: I'd make it. it could be if I had seven dollars I'd buy
it, bu I don't have the seven dollars right now.
FRANK: What's he say, that he'd make it?
DBG: Yes.
FRANK: He's a Yankee, that's why.

JOHN FAY: I wouldn't spend no seven dollars for one.there's all kinds of
tools right here. Eddie Meade's got all kinds of tools here.

CHARLES SHEA: Seven dollars to buy a new one, it's easier.

ABE SURGECOFF: A second one, right? A new one is too much, an old one is
practical. If it's new tools you have to put this and taht and linseed oil
on them. If it's old you can keep it long.

ED POINDEXTER: I would buy one, it's cheaper.

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