O Brother, Where Art Thou?2000

[Eager to find the treasure, the boys discuss what they will do with their shares over a campfire]

Delmar:
Let's bed down here for the night.

Pete:
Yeah. It stinks in that old barn.

Everett:
Suits me. Pretty soon, it'll be nothing but feather beds and silk sheets.

Pete:
$1 million.

Everett:
1.2 million.

Delmar:
500,000 each.

Everett:
400, Delmar. Pete, what are you gonna do with your share of the treasure?

Pete:
Go out west somewhere, open a fine restaurant. I'm gonna be the maitre'd. Greet all the swells. Going to work every day in a bowtie and tuxedo. And all the staff say, "Yes, sir," and "No, sir," and "In a jiffy, Pete." And all my meals for free.

Everett:
What about you, Delmar? What are you gonna do with your share of that dough?

Delmar:
I'm gonna visit them foreclosin' son of a guns down at the Indianola Savings and Loan, slap that money on the barrelhead, and buy back the family farm. You ain't no kind of man if you ain't got land.

Pete:
What about you, Everett? What'd you have in mind when you stole it in the first place?

Everett:
[clears throat] I didn't have no plan.

Pete:
Well, that hardly sounds like you.