Dallas - Season 1 Edit

A bonus.

A boy called and asked if I could go to a party with him.

A boy or a girl.

A boy or a girl.

A couple of strangers showed up. Their car broke down and...

A drunk, like your daddy.

A handshake.

A hurricane?

A little arm twisting.

A loan, discreetly forgotten.

A lost receipt, a secret account, extra $50,000.

A storm is one thing in a city. It's something else again on a ranch.

A what?

A windstorm, which blew in unexpectedly...

About J.R. And me and the conjugal circumstance.

About you and Lucy.

Accepted.

Again.

Ain't like him to stay away from his guests so long.

Ain't nobody I can't outsmart when I set my mind to it.

All I'm asking you to do...

All right, easy. Easy, Ray.

All right, get up.

All right, give me a little bourbon.

All right, I believe it.

All right, one more time. Come on, sweetheart.

All right, you.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right. Have a nice day in the city.

All right. Okay.

All these years, you've been coming here...

All this over that old drunk?

All you need is a good teacher.

Allen, it ain't the same. It ain't the same.

Allen!

And as long as I'm running this company...

And Digger Barnes?

And guess where we found her this morning.

And he looked at me and laughed in my face...

And he went back to register the claim and I stayed there and I drilled...

And he's bringing home a lady.

And I don't think you want her to see me here now.

And I haven't been able to give him his first because of your disinterest in me.

And I haven't been able to give him his first.

And I haven't been any stronger.

And I won't come between you and our mama and daddy.

And I'm not riding in that car.

And if you don't back me up, I'll tell J.R. About you and Lucy.

And in return for this magnificent gesture...

And neither is that shirt.

And now here's Miss Texas!

And now, the 8:00 news.

And once that sinks in, they're gonna love you.

And she said, "I love you. " And I said, "Are you sure?"

And so do I.

And sometimes I think you forget about that.

And that best of all.

And that takes muscle. Even my daddy didn't have that kind of muscle.

And that was that.

And that's my business and mine alone.

And the last few years, you've been out there spreading the B's around...

And then they ****d them.

And then?

And this is too serious.

And what about those oil leases that he bought for 50 cents on the dollar?

And when we're done, we can leave a house full of people alive or dead!

And with your daddy retired, I bet they could use another man...

And women.

And you two best come right on home.

And you'd better remember it.

And you've made me come between my husband and his family.

And, oh, what a temper she had.

Answered a few of them I didn't even ask.

Any permanent injuries?

Any regrets?

Anything we can do for you, Pam?

Anytime. Anything you need, you just let me know.

Anyways, once upon a time...

Are you all right?

Are you coming in?

Are you going to that new disco in Braddock?

Are you sorry that she lost the baby?

Are you sure?

Aren't you gonna share your secrets with your little brother?

Aren't you supposed to pick Lucy up at school?

Around, now, around!

As a matter of fact, I'm sure it's gonna. Come on.

As a matter of fact, yes, I do mind.

As far as I know, the letters stopped coming.

As long as she goes, that's all I care about.

As soon as J.R. And Ray get there, everything will be okay.

As soon as we get what we came for.

As soon as you're on your feet, we're getting out of here.

At least we don't get letters from her school anymore.

Backgammon? You and J.R.?

Background stuff is real important.

Bad storm blowing in. Hands are off. J.R. And Ray aren't back yet.

Be right back.

Be right down.

Because he came home with a wife.

Because I begged him to.

Because I think you do care what they think. And I think you care what I think.

Because I'm a Ewing now.

Because if you don't, I'll tell my husband you've been blackmailing his niece...

Because Pam asked me.

Because she and J.R. Had a...

Because the lack of it turns competitors into enemies, and enemies into fanatics.

Because we need you in the other room, Junior.

Because we're brothers, and I got a wife.

Because you have to ask that. That's why.

Because...

Been a loser every day of his life.

Before it sinks in is what worries me.

Begged you is more like it.

Believe me, I'm not. It's just that...

Ben, don't put words in my mouth.

Betty Coed.

Betty who?

Bobby and Pam, of course.

Bobby Ewing is not a man. Pamela, he's a Ewing.

Bobby James Ewing, I don't believe you.

Bobby wanting to come in off the road, be an executive.

Bobby, are you through with this?

Bobby, do you think you could take me to the house now?

Bobby, good to see you. I met your bride.

Bobby, how did Cliff Barnes get ahold of that trust deed?

Bobby, I don't have the money.

Bobby, I'm sorry, I don't mean to disturb you.

Bobby, that'd be a breach of ethics.

Bobby, this is the last time, but it's gotta be done.

Bobby, those red files really ought to stay here in the office.

Bobby, what are you saying?

Bobby, you can go back on up now.

Bobby, you could've had any woman in Texas.

Bobby, you know I always do everything Jock asks.

Bobby, you said it'd get better, and instead, it's getting worse.

Bobby, you're the most important thing to me in the world. You know that.

Bobby, you've been to my house, haven't you?

Bobby!

Bobby? I'm home.

Bobby.

Bobby's out there with the association minutes.

Bobby's really gotten into the executive business, hasn't he?

Bought you some new school clothes today.

Boy, I wish I could sleep in a car.

Boy.

Breakfast.

Breaking out windows in the Ewing building downtown.

Bring the truck up to the house.

Bring them on around!

But from the looks of him, it happened a long time before he was ready.

But he's... He's Bobby Ewing.

But I accepted the way things were.

But I bet you saved the banner.

But I did what I had to do.

But I don't think I could eat anything right now.

But I got more than one son...

But I got two of the prettiest girls in Texas. We ought to dance till dawn.

But I gotta protect her.

But I need Orloff.

But I was here busting my butt under our father.

But I won't blow the whistle on you, J.R.

But I'd have to resign my Senate seat.

But if I'd have shown him that deed...

But if it's legal...

But if you insist on being driven away, which you surely will be...

But in all this wind and dust, no way to fix anything.

But it does.

But it's just a matter of time.

But it's me, Cliff.

But it's not as important as your peace of mind.

But old Jock, he's gotten to love it, the cow part.

But while you were sowing your wild oats, I was learning the business.

But without my nose, he wouldn't have nothing.

But would you please drop the "Mr."?

But you could be important to more than me.

But you do like girls though.

But you knew what you got into by marrying a Ewing.

But you made yourself sound so noble.

But, Miss Ellie, J.R. Says that...

But, you know, party at home with grandmother around...

But...

But...

But...

By finding out how that file got out.

Bye bye.

Bye, Sue Ellen.

Bye, Wanda. You take care now, hear?

Bye.

Bye.

Call me her name.

Can you?

Can't help being what he is more than we can help being what we are.

Chances are she picked him up.

Change that shirt.

Cliff Barnes causing you any problems?

Cliff Barnes is holding a news conference right now.

Cliff Barnes is holding a news conference right now.

Cliff!

Cliff?

Cliff.

Cliff.

Coffee ready yet, Connie?

Coffee, Pam?

Come down here, please.

Come home early.

Come in.

Come in.

Come in.

Come on, baby.

Come on, Bobby. Be sensible. Let's put up at a motel.

Come on, buddy, another drink here!

Come on, come on!

Come on, honey, let's go.

Come on, honey.

Come on, I want both of you to give each other a little kiss...

Come on, J.R. By the time I was 3 years old...

Come on, let's make a night of it, okay?

Come on, Lucy. Come on, I can't drive.

Come on, Miss Texas, get a move on.

Come on, missus. A little louder.

Come on, move!

Come on, move!

Come on, now! Fight me! Yes! Yes! Fight me.

Come on, now! Yeah! Come on, now.

Come on, she cares and you know it.

Come on, sweetie.

Come on! I have to give you instructions?

Come on! We ain't done here.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Comfortable?

Congratulations.

Could be.

Could you talk to Bobby, maybe put a good word in for me?

Couldn't compete.

Cute's not exactly my first choice.

Daddy asked him to take Lucy to school...

Daddy needs this tally tonight, and I can't work in that office.

Daddy, calm down first. Listen, we'll go home.

Daddy, do you hear...? We'll go home.

Daddy, I don't know why you're going out there at all. You hate him.

Daddy, I...

Daddy, please don't be mad or hurt.

Daddy, that is all beside the point. I am just as happy as everybody else...

Daddy, the bottom line is we lost the baby.

Daddy, there has to be another way.

Daddy, there's no way we're staying on.

Daddy, why are you going out there?

Daddy.

Daddy...

Damn it.

Damn.

Damn.

Damn. I told him a dozen times not to take those files.

Damn. You know how close that was?

Dancing makes me very affectionate.

Dancing?

Date?

Deal them out.

Did pretty good for yourself.

Did you ever have any reason to think that there was money in those envelopes?

Did you ever hear the story of how I come to be here?

Did you go to Dallas today?

Did you push her?

Did you take my granddaughter to school today?

Did your brother put you up to this, Miss Barnes?

Didn't amount to anything, though.

Different, but terrific.

Digger Barnes in my house.

Digger Barnes is here.

Digger Barnes, Tilly.

Digger Barnes.

Dinner?

Do it.

Do you have a girlfriend?

Do you have to take everything away from him, even now?

Do you know what this could do to Mr. Miller?

Do you love him?

Do you really care about Mr. Miller?

Do you want to stay?

Do you, now?

Do you?

Doc Allistair, how you doing? Good to see you.

Doc's up with her now.

Don't ask me to make a choice.

Don't be flip, boy. Just tell us what you got to say. I got guests to take care of.

Don't forget to move the car.

Don't go telling me how much alike we are.

Don't know how.

Don't move your leg! They're coming.

Don't stay out too late and drive careful.

Don't touch me.

Don't you want to learn?

Don't!

Dorothy and I just love that house.

Driving everywhere is extremely hazardous.

Easy for you to say.

Easy, cowboy. Easy.

Ellie, just one thing.

Especially if the good old boys do a turn for Ewing Oil now and then?

Especially when the change is named Barnes.

Even J.R. Wouldn't lose his best man in the Legislature...

Even sweaty.

Ever.

Every morning we have this exact conversation...

Every morning, little Lucy packs off to school.

Everything between you and me has been done with a handshake anyway.

Everything's just the way I want it.

Ewing Oil Company.

Except for maybe one or two little butterflies somewhere.

Excuse me, Mama.

Excuse me, Mr. Ewing?

Excuse me, please.

Excuse me.

Excuse us a minute, will you, Bill?

Fifty thousand dollars. No payments received or even asked for.

Fifty thousand dollars. To date, he hasn't paid back one bit of that loan.

Files that his lovely wife so graciously brought to us in Dallas...

Fill it up with unleaded and check under the hood for me.

Find out what we're doing that he's not.

Fine, Bobby.

Fine.

Fine.

Fine. Granddaddy believes everything I tell him.

Fine. Let little sister take the rap?

First thing Monday morning, I'll have Lucy here.

Fix yourself another drink.

For a change, I'm doing something that has to be done.

For cheating me out of what was mine.

For listening.

For the opening of the new disco in downtown Braddock tonight.

For what?

Forget anything I said, all right? Just show her the whole place...

Forget it. It's just that we can't stay here, that's all.

Forgive?

Francisco, coffee in the living room.

Get down there!

Get in.

Get lost. I'll go with her.

Get me the ranch on the phone, Janine. I think we had better go home.

Get some rope.

Get that black and white calf.

Get that tailgate down.

Get them out and start filling them up. Check the flashlight batteries too.

Get to his women the way he got to mine.

Get to his women the way he got to mine.

Get up!

Get wise, cowboy.

Get your blanket.

Getting dressed for what?

Gin, my friend.

Give him g**** soda pop.

Give me an alternative.

Give me my brand, Tilly.

Go change your clothes. We gotta take care of the livestock.

Go get them, Allen! Go get them!

Go off like a firecracker. Bang! And just as quick, it was all over.

Go on, Daddy.

Go to school.

Go up to the north pasture and see if you can spot any of those strays.

Goddamn.

Gonna be a cold day today, eh?

Gonna bring something in?

Good idea. Gonna take a shower.

Good night.

Good night.

Good to see you. Good to see you again.

Good. How about yourself? Fine. Yes, he's right here.

Good. I'll get you a towel.

Good. Listen, you show Susan around and make sure she meets everybody.

Good. You get the hatches battened down?

Good. You know, you're not half bad at this.

Got around to asking her how come the senator...

Got your other foot in?

Gotta find out what's there. Who's there.

Gotta go.

Granddaddy...

Guess I don't have any choice.

Guess you're elected, sugarplum.

Gusts of up to 100 miles per hour closed the airport...

Hal, would you excuse us for a minute, please?

Half the time, she forgets to pretend to take books.

Hands are off. Fiesta day.

Hands being away...

Has a little kitchen and a sitting room and even has a extra bedroom...

Have a good day, sir.

Have been for a long time.

Have you ever had a girlfriend that you've...?

He and Ellie were 14 years old, 15 tops.

He apologized, Granddaddy.

He asks for the same thing every time...

He brought her home, but he couldn't do nothing right.

He can't tell you his source, honey. I wouldn't if I were him.

He doesn't like change, that's all.

He gave me some big cock and bull story...

He grabbed me! He tried to...

He grabbed me! He tried to... Help!

He hasn't paid back a dime. He's voted their way every chance he's had.

He knew the risk when he took the money.

He not only stole my fortune, he stole my sweetheart.

He ripped my clothes!

He said his folks were having guests over and didn't know kids were invited.

He said, "You gotta wear rose colored glasses as you got a rosy outlook on life."

He seemed like a real nice boy.

He should be invited.

He should have the benefit of the doubt.

He started drinking all the time. Disappeared for weeks and months...

He stole you blind.

He used to live there with a little bride, briefly.

He wants the combination.

He was a smart aleck, never said otherwise.

He was right. We was just kids.

He was sitting there when they built the place...

He works hard, poor J.R. Does.

He'll be okay, and we'll be okay.

He's a nice boy.

He's drunk. He looks at the paper, sees my name...

He's Frick. This is Allen.

He's from another generation. He's just used to speaking his own mind.

He's got a document in his hands.

He's got a document in his hands.

He's nice looking anyway.

He's on the phone, Bobby.

He's sunk. Look, he took $50,000 from Ewing.

He's the granddaddy of my baby, just like you.

He's the key to open up the whole can of worms...

He's trying to grab me!

He's your brother!

Heading this way.

Hell, I know how Wanda likes to have a good time.

Hello, brother in law.

Hello, Daddy.

Hello, Ellie.

Hello, Sue Ellen.

Hello, Willard.

Hello?

Hello? Oh, J.R., just a minute. Bobby called.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Help me get Lucy to bed.

Help! Stop it! Stop!

Her and her friend, Mary Lou.

Her blouse was all torn up.

Here.

Here's to original sin.

Hey, Bobby. Half a day today, huh?

Hey, Bobby. Now you know I wouldn't do anything to hurt that little girl of yours.

Hey, didn't we have an understanding?

Hey, Digger.

Hey, how about this, now?

Hey, I'm gonna go over and talk to Pam.

Hey, I'm with you.

Hey, let go. Let go. Let go.

Hey, look here.

Hey, Lucy. How about moving the car?

Hey, man, I didn't mean nothing.

Hey, Ray, you know this lady. Take a look.

Hey, Ray. Come here.

Hey, slow down.

Hey, stop it.

Hey, you know, I'm married too, mister.

Hey, you, countess!

Hey, you.

Hey, you're the enemy, Mr. Spider. We shouldn't be seen together.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey...

Hey...

Hi there. What's going on?

Hi, Bobby.

Hi, honey. Nice to see you.

Hi, I'm Mr. Miller. I spoke to you on the phone.

Hi, Lucy.

Hi, Pam. Is that the Orloff file?

Hi, Ray.

Hi, Sue Ellen.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi. How are you? Good to see you.

Hi. Is everybody okay? Get enough to drink?

Hi. Y'all look busy.

Him?

Home. Bad storm blowing in. Hands are off. J.R. And Ray aren't back yet.

Honey, I got everything we need.

Honey...

How about Julie? She was the last one with the file.

How about now? Try it out.

How about seeing Jock?

How are we gonna get you and them back together?

How can I put this?

How in hell did she end up marrying him?

How is she gonna graduate this spring if she never attends?

How long did you work for Ewing Oil, Mr. Bradley?

How long have you been seeing my brother?

How much hay is there on the streets of Dallas?

How you doing, honey? How are things?

How you doing? Enjoying yourself?

How'd he do that?

How're you all making out in this wind?

How's baby brother doing?

How's the missus and big brother taking it?

Howdy.

Howdy. How are you?

Huh?

Huh?

I admire her taste.

I admit that candidly.

I ain't saying I do...

I ain't sure what, but it must mean something.

I also know you're very sensitive behind your knees.

I always go too far.

I always have.

I always wanted a daughter.

I am so happy for you.

I am sorry.

I am. Yeah, I truly am. But what I'm trying to say is this.

I appreciate it.

I asked her how much she'd take.

I beg your pardon?

I believe you might just see a little of Pamela Barnes in Lucy Ewing.

I believe you probably understand her a lot better than the rest of us.

I bet they didn't believe that. We'll show them another time.

I brought her to a couple barbecues.

I brought her to a couple of barbecues here.

I brought my work home with me. This is just a break.

I brought you some lunch, Miss Ellie.

I came to tell you that I got married.

I came to tell you...

I came...

I can ask him.

I can imagine.

I can think here. I just can't hear what I'm thinking.

I can't help what conclusions your husband's gonna draw.

I can't.

I care what happens to him.

I could...

I decided right up there on that porch that I was gonna forgive you.

I did not.

I did what you were afraid to even try.

I didn't know they were getting on that well.

I didn't know they were getting on that well.

I didn't know you were allowed to smoke those things.

I didn't see you out there dancing at all today.

I didn't want that anymore.

I didn't want them interrupting our evening.

I do wanna wish you luck, though.

I do.

I do.

I do. I still do.

I don't about you, but I won't stand for this.

I don't believe that. You're not the kind of person who tries to score points.

I don't blame you for feeling that way. Been a rough day for everybody.

I don't care what they think. I don't care what you think.

I don't care. I won't go home with that guy.

I don't even think she knows how to play backgammon.

I don't find this very appealing at all.

I don't have time to talk about it, Sue Ellen. Gotta get on the road...

I don't know about this, Pamela.

I don't know about you, but I won't stand for this.

I don't know the answer yet.

I don't know what come over me.

I don't know what happened to them. They're just gone. Gone.

I don't know what's the matter with that boy.

I don't know.

I don't know. I wouldn't say that. We're brothers, and brothers fight and all that.

I don't know. J.R. Thinks it's dislocated.

I don't know. Maybe Lucy's right.

I don't know. What is it?

I don't like it when Lucy skips breakfast.

I don't love anybody.

I don't need guidance.

I don't see why, J.R. We're brothers. We're not enemies.

I don't think it's broken.

I don't think they know about it yet.

I don't understand it.

I don't understand what upset you.

I don't understand.

I don't wanna go to bed with my wife.

I don't wanna go to bed with my wife.

I don't wanna stand still for it either, J.R., but they're married, ain't they?

I don't want to have to send her to boarding school.

I don't want to lose another son.

I don't want to lose her.

I don't want to talk about Sue Ellen anymore.

I don't want your sister to see me here.

I drilled it. He sold what bubbled up.

I even owed him some money.

I feel sorry for him. I mean, he's really...

I found the oil. He claimed it.

I gave the file to Cliff Barnes.

I generally try to accommodate my guests.

I get all the education I need right here.

I got 200 head on the south range that need moving.

I got it.

I got it. I got it.

I got nothing against him settling down and taking on a little responsibility.

I got to apologize for my father.

I gotcha.

I gotta get ready.

I gotta talk to J.R. About that.

I guess he made a grab for her.

I guess I just needed to lose you to realize that.

I guess Mr. Miller tried to...

I guess Mr. Miller's in big trouble. He's in the principal's office now.

I guess that's why I like them so much. Where you going?

I guess they heard about those box seats you get every year.

I guess you don't have no reason to really care...

I had the nose.

I hate coming between you and your family.

I hate you for this.

I hear. I hear.

I hope the old man ain't watching this.

I hope this lady can pull you out of it.

I imagine they'll wanna talk to the senator. Don't you?

I just can't remember anybody by the name of Wanda.

I just don't like leaving without saying goodbye, that's all.

I just thought I needed a little something to change my image.

I just thought you ought to get through that harder stuff...

I keep myself nice.

I knew you'd never marry me.

I know I shouldn't have told him all that.

I know I'd never leave somebody who looks like you alone.

I know she must be behind the others.

I know you'll do a lovely job.

I know, I know.

I laughed at myself, carrying on like a hayseed.

I learned the riddle, but don't know the answer.

I like that.

I like to hear that.

I liked the way he made love. Thought he deserved a reward.

I live in town, so I'm okay. But aren't you safer here...

I love Bobby Ewing, that's it.

I love it. Well, I told you, Lucy does not respond to cool.

I love my husband, Daddy.

I love you too.

I love you, Bobby.

I love you.

I love you. Bye bye.

I loved you before Sue Ellen.

I mean, like them. You know, in that way.

I mean, when I heard it, I almost had a heart attack.

I miss it.

I never believed that before.

I never did like the idea of her going to private school anyway.

I never forget my friends, Junior. Never.

I never had any reason to think about anything, except maybe traffic.

I never knew you were so impulsive, Bobby.

I only wanted him to get rid of that creep, Roger.

I overheard your conversation with Miller just now.

I prefer Harold Robbins.

I put that claim in my name to keep him from gambling his half away.

I really am. And I'm really gonna get copies of those letters.

I really do take care of myself.

I really work at it.

I reckon it's out of style to say so, but I damn sure hope it's a boy.

I said, okay.

I said, tie him up.

I sang.

I say at the present, not that I plan to do anything outside the bounds of marriage.

I see a couple of familiar faces sitting there.

I see.

I see. Both of us, working girls.

I shouldn't have done what I did to Digger.

I spoiled Bobby rotten, and he turned out to be the best of the lot.

I swear I'll shoot.

I swear I'll shoot.

I talk about having a good time.

I talked to Cliff. He won 't help me.

I think "known" is just a little bit strong.

I think about you often, Willard.

I think I can appreciate that.

I think I did.

I think that's it. That's it. Thank you.

I think this is all so exciting. Don't you, Sue Ellen?

I think we've been thinking of her...

I think you care a lot.

I think you'll like them. Why don't you look in the pink box?

I thought they were gonna start calling me at home, and I just...

I thought you had a hand in running the family business.

I thought you said that's what you wanted.

I thought you were just gonna show the thing to the man to get rid of him.

I told him.

I told you before.

I told you, my job was courier, not opener.

I tried to kill Jock Ewing once or twice, but I bungled it.

I trusted him.

I underestimated the new Mrs. Ewing.

I wanna be very precise about this.

I wanna tell you how... How you filled Daddy's heart with joy...

I want you to get down to Austin next couple of days.

I want you to go to the bank, put this in my safety deposit box.

I want you to leave in the morning. Shouldn't take more than three, four days.

I want you to make sure that Lucy gets to school every day.

I wanted to apologize.

I warned you.

I was about to take off all my clothes and play Lady Godiva.

I was drunk. I felt real bad. I wanted to tell her how bad I felt...

I was just wondering if you could...

I was showing Digger the ranch.

I was so busy at the office today. Thank you.

I wasn't gonna say that. I was gonna say Pammy cares about you the most.

I wasn't hired to be careless, so no one told me... Had to tell me about it.

I went to the lab this morning. I have to make an appointment with the doctor.

I wish that's all it were.

I wish they could turn that thing off in here.

I wish you wouldn't, Bobby.

I won't be a minute.

I won't break up your marriage.

I wonder where J.R. Got off to.

I wouldn't be surprised.

I'd better help Sue Ellen.

I'd better look in on her. Yeah.

I'd like J.R. To love me more.

I'd like to talk to Lucy first.

I'd never be able to hold on to my seat in the Legislature.

I'll assume the responsibility.

I'll be back in a little while and I'll help you with alterations.

I'll be in touch tomorrow.

I'll be out in a minute, hon.

I'll build a fire, make us some food and coffee.

I'll call Pammy and that will take care of it.

I'll check on you a little later.

I'll cook you breakfast.

I'll drink to that.

I'll explain.

I'll fight this and clear my name.

I'll find them and tell them.

I'll go find Pamela.

I'll just believe it's my charm and good looks.

I'll put it down just in case.

I'll run you back up the herd.

I'll see if I can get some news on the radio.

I'll see you at home. Good night, Connie.

I'll send a truck for the rest of this.

I'll take care of the rest of the house.

I'll take it back to the store in the morning.

I'll take that as a serious compliment.

I'll think of something.

I'll tutor her.

I'll wait.

I'm afraid Lucy's spoiled.

I'm asking for yours.