So what we are doing is, we are not giving him a chance to be a generous person because we are giving him an excuse for being cheap and we are not actually encouraging him to do do anything, so this enforces the stereotype, it makes him more and more cheap.

Let's give him the works.

And then we give him a reason for sitting.

A delivery for you.

And we ought to give it to them.

No questions asked. H. Grafton Chief of Police. Dawn.

But Mother, we have not even given him a name.

Got something for you

There's nothing for you.

Oh, I've something for you.

They need it, and we're not giving it to them.

So how many shares do we have to give him?

We'll give him a slice of bread and cheese.

We'll have to give it if it's due.

No, tomorrow. Let's give him a chance to escape.

Give him a little something and ask him to leave.

I have something to give you.

Something that's just yours.

No fuckin' trust!

I'll tell you everything.

A scarf that you leant me once, in Miami.

I haven't got a thing.

Mean anything to you?

Nothing, thank you.

I'd give you anything I...

There's something about you.

Jenny, I have something for you...

I brung you somethin'.

I've something to tell you.

Nothing, thank you.

Do you remember me? Yes, Major.

Well,

I'll just take it in the kitchen and give him some lemonade.

I won't give you the whole story, just your part of it.

Thank you. Anything else I can do for you?

We should give him all the support and cooperation he needs.

But that's a factor that we didn't even appreciate until 1999.

Then, I'll read you something different next.

If anything happened to you...

I run into you the first thing.

Nothing, thank you, Colonel.

Nothing. You better not.

Nothing happened to you.

I've got something for you. What is it?

Now, I have something to show you.