CARTER: But you claim you got a right to draw out twenty-six profits!
FRANKEL: Sure I do when I furnish the labour for twenty-six. Am I crazy?
CARTER: But that way you're makin' more than any ten men put together in the whole factory!
FRANKEL: Ain't it just? What you goin' to do about it?
[During this speech SHOMBERG has come along the street and
stands looking over the gate.]
CARTER: Well, so fur, we ain't been able to see how to argue with you.
It don't look right, and yet it's hard to find jest what to say to you.
FRANKEL: You bet it is!
CARTER: 'Course, that's one of the points that's got to be settled at the meeting to-morrow.
FRANKEL: You bet it'll be settled!
MRS. SIMPSON: If we had another kind of a chairman it'd been settled long ago, and settled right!