The Beverly Hillbillies1962

Milburn Drysdale:
How are things at the Clampetts?

Mr. Pinckney:
Mr. Drysdale, sir, in my 40 years as a butler, I have served in some unique households and run athwart some bizarre families, but the Clampetts, sir, if I may use one of their own curious expressions, take the rag off the bush.

Milburn Drysdale:
Well now, I warned you it wouldn't exactly be smooth sailing.

Mr. Pinckney:
To be precise, sir, you said you could only promise me blood, sweat, tears, and money.

Milburn Drysdale:
Right.

Mr. Pinckney:
I've had the blood, sweat, and tears, now I should like the money.

Jane Hathaway:
You're leaving the Clampetts?

Mr. Pinckney:
I'm leaving the country.

Milburn Drysdale:
But you've got to stay with them, you're our cultural beachhead!

Mr. Pinckney:
Consider me another Dunkirk.