I simply give up.Father: What are you going to give up?Charlie: Have you ever stopped to think that a family should be the most wonderful thing in the world and that this family""s just gone o pieces?Father: We have?Charlie: Of course we have.As a gigantic Liberty Bell clangs, more montage images are super-imposed in close-up - the penned words "Life, Liberty" and "Pursuit of Happiness," flames of freedom, and statues of the founding figures of Samuel Adams and Hamilton.Smith: I want to apologize for some of the people in town.Macreedy: They act like they""re sittin"" on a keg.Smith: A keg...? Of what?Macreedy: I don""t know.Diamonds? Gunpowder?Smith: (disarmingly) Oh, it""s nothing like that.We""re suspicious of strangers is all.Hangover from the old days.The Old West.Macreedy: I thought the tradition of the Old West was hospitality.Smith: (sincerely) I""m trying to be hospitable, Mr.Macreedy.You going to be around long?Macreedy: Could be.As they walk to the front of the town""s garage, a little more is learned about Macreedy""s mission to the town.She said they didn""t need a car, but he said it was necessary for the upcoming commercials he would be doing.He climbed inside a fiery furnace chamber with a pilot light burning, as Freddy tried to reach for him inside the fire pit with his elongated arm and consume him with his stretched, unhinged jaw ("Come to papa, gonna eat you up").