that sink's backed up again, wally. i thought you was gonna get me a plumber.
pretty, ain't it? you a plumber?
he's stayin' *here*?
what's that?
what you got a picture of your heart for?
so what?
i can't read. nobody taught me.
what does it say there?
*whose* rules?
it's too late for that one!
where's that homer?
daddy, i'd like to be in that wally's shoes *every* night.
what's lucky about that?
he ain't gettin' dressed to have supper with *us*, peaches!
what is you *doin'* with that candy, homer?
you ain't gettin' in no trouble, i hope.
that sounds like you is in trouble already, homer.
yeah, you is. i know when people is in trouble, and you is.
oh, i suppose you is a doctor, homer?
we should drown that damn jack in the vat!
yeah, you really showed him, daddy-- you just about cut your own hand off, and all you cut off *him* was his clothes!
he's in a big hurry, all right. i told you he's in trouble.
you just stay out of trouble, homer!
how is that wally doing?
i guess you must like watchin' me be sick.
not yet. what do you know about it?
don't trouble yourself about it, homer--this ain't your business.
*happy*! what are you thinkin'? how am i supposed to take care of a baby! i can't have a baby.
you think daddy's gonna let me go anywhere? i ain't going *nowhere*.
why don't you just go back to your pickin', homer? i can take care of it myself!
hi.
i don't need no more clothes, thank you.
you ain't been through what i been through, candy.
i can't go nowhere.
no. it ain't muddy. muddy's just.
it sure ain't jack.
you gotta let me go, daddy. please.
i ain't your business no more, daddy. please let me go.
that's right, homer. this ain't your business.
i want to hear what they are, first.
homer, let me hear what they are.
that's *it*?
it means nothin' at all! and all this time i been *wonderin'* about it!