You don""t even break even, much less show a profit.Why, one man and a tractor can handle twelve or fourteen of these places.You just pay him a wage and take all the crop.Muley: Yeah, but uh, we couldn""t do on any less than what our share is now.Why, the children ain""t gettin"" enough to eat as it is, and hey""re so ragged.We""d be ashamed if everybody else""s children wasn""t he same way.Agent: I can""t help that.All I know is, I got my orders.They told me to tell you to get off, and that""s what I""m tellin"" ya.Muley: You mean get off of my own land?Agent: Now don""t go to blamin"" me! It ain""t my fault.Muley""s son (Hollis Jewell): Who""s fault is it?Agent: You know who owns the land.The Shawnee Land and Cattle Company.Muley: And who""s the Shawnee Land and Cattle CompanyAgent: It ain""t nobody.It""s a company.Muley""s son: They got a President, ain""t they? They got somebody who knows what a shotgun""s for, ain""t they?Agent: Oh son, it ain""t his fault, because the bank tells him what o do." His brow furrows (with beads of water) as he picks up the letter, turns, and dabs his face with a towel." He predicted: "Not only does Rocky win, but he wins knockout." Another mentioned that Dixon had never been in "knock-down, drag-out brawls.He never had to dig down to rally back," and Balboa would win.A third boxing historian spoke about how Dixon had only fought "cream-puffs," but with his unbelievable speed and slashing offense, he would defeat Balboa.After a long moment of silence during the heist inside he store (off-screen), he emerges with a wad of bills in his left hand and his gun in his right hand.I""m no bargain, but I make enough o get by.But no, that isn""t good enough.Veda has to have a piano and lessons and fancy dresses so she can sit up on a platform smirking her way through a piece any five-year-old with talent could play.