Bailey, George listens to Mr.Potter (one of the board members) present a motion to dissolve the Building and Loan Association in a bold-faced attempt to shut it down.Clay and Jenna explored the cabins of the dilapidated Crystal Lake camp area, and came upon Jason""s place." While trying to diagnose the not-uncommon "episode," although there is "nothing physically wrong with Danny" and he has no serious malady, the soft-spoken doctor describes that the reaction was brought on "by emotional factors - and they rarely occur again." Fearing hat a crisis is looming with J.J., Sidney proceeds to take the taxi on to the Twenty-One Club, where Hunsecker regularly holds court.But outside the club, Sidney reluctantly runs into another resentful and indignant client , Jimmy Weldon, who threatens to fire him for "larceny" ("Take your hands out of my pocket, thief").Vince considered the offer and then declined: "I""ll take my chances."Vince exhibited his bare-chest as he shoveled coal in the work yard.When grousing and grumbling intensified amongst the "steers" in the "can" about the new warden and the inhumane conditions, Hunk calmed the inmates by playing his guitar - the tune ""One More Day"":I""m up in the mornin"" with the risin"" sunI work like a slave till he day is doneJust workin"" and sleepin"" and nothin"" moreAnd ev""ry day is just like the day beforeRefrainOne more day One more dayOne day older and nearer to my LordOne more dayHunk bragged about his former "trade" of singing and his country roots: "I was singin"" country music before the words were invented.