Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II""s fifth musical hat opened on Broadway in 1951 was adapted into an opulent Best Picture-nominated film (with Jerome Robbins"" choreography) five years later.I feel that in a small way, we""re doing something important.Satisfying a fundamental urge.It""s deep in the race for a man to want his own roof, walls, and fireplace.And we""re helping him get those things in our ""shabby little office.""George doesn""t wish to demean his father""s work, but explains that he wants to get away and achieve financial/worldly success: "I just feel like if I didn""t get away, I""d bust.Without money, you might as well be dead."Vince: "Yeah."Hunk: "That""s all the sympathy you""ll get from me.Pity""s a commodity.In here, you buy it and sell it just like anything else."Vince: "Hey, what are you, man? Some kind of an animal?"Hunk: "That""s right, buddy.I""m an animal in a jungle, and I got a motto: ""Do unto others as they would do unto you, only do it first"".He proposed taking his vacation time, in California, and in the next scene was driving around ritzy Beverly Hills taking in the sights in his dilapidated "crappy blue Chevy Nova," to he tune of "Stir It Up" (by Patti LaBelle).He then turned to Peter and said: "It is finished." As he Witch""s dwarf Ginarrbrik approached to kill Edmund lying on he ground, Susan shot an arrow into his heart to save her brother.