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(TurboScribe.ai tarafından transkribe edilmiştir. Bu mesajı kaldırmak için Sınırsıza Yükselt.) How are you ladies doing?

Good.

Good.

Oh, Jessie, I can't just count on you

to do any of the farm chores.

It's like the only thing that broughts us

to this community is children.

It's orange, too.

Oh, hey!

Hi, I'm here for the butter and clothing.

Oh, Nick, hey, how are you doing?

Good, good, how are you?

Good, good.

I apologize, I'm very sorry, but Jessie here,

she screwed up this morning, and she ruined

the clothes, and she doesn't have the butter

ready quite yet.

I apologize.

Be careful, don't trip.

Sorry.

Jessie here, she hasn't finished her products.

I'm sorry, I screwed up working today.

It's only right that she let you touch

her.

Oh, thank you.

So, Nick, tell me, young folks in the

community your age, are they courting you?

No, not really.

Huh, so you're inexperienced sexually.

Well, aside from the scarecrow, I haven't done

anything.

That's it.

Jessie, you did these boys in the village

great service.

If you let them learn from you or

use you, you know they must learn.

I mean, I have other talents as well.

No, you don't.

I'll tell you what, Nick.

Why don't you come back in an hour,

and your product and Jessie will be ready

for you.

How's that?

Okay, sounds great.

Oh, there.

Hey, hey.

How are you doing?

Good, good.

Everything's ready, right?

Well, I'm still working on your product, but

this is ready for you.

Oh.

Jessie's very nice and ready.

Nice and proper, right?

What do you think?

Yeah, this looks really good.

Yeah.

Yeah, wow.

I hope the clothing and the butter's of

this quality.

There will be that.

Enjoy.

Enjoy.

How's your foot?

Oh, no, it's charming.

The butter's charming.

Oh, pretty nice.

Nice.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Mm-mm.

Oh, really?

Yes.

You look proper hot.

That's good.

I was coming in a bit early this

year.

I don't think they will save the drop

to be honest.

You know, with the help of all the

calories you lose, it's not going to be

much better.

It ain't better.

I was hoping for a great hug this

year.

Oh.

Oh, goodness.

Oh.

Yeah.

Luckily, we still have our lifestyle going.

Oh, tell me about it.

How else are we going to turn this

milk into cows?

We'll get eggs without our chickens.

Hmm.

Speaking of which, there's been some wild turkeys

that come on Christmas time lately.

Got a couple of deer down there as

well.

So, you don't have to carve them?

What?

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Well, I don't know what we're going to

do tonight, but perhaps there's something we should

do, you know?

Okay.

You know, we can get down to business

and put our work in.

Well, I know you're not going to cut

the head off of that turkey.

Yeah, that's more your job.

Mm-hmm.

No attentions or wild voices, I think.

Yeah.

We were showing them the other day.

That's why we look nice.

Really got a nice creep.

Do we have to worry about anything else

besides wild voices and turkeys by the creek?

I don't want to get bit.

Well, no.

It's not the season.

Why?

It's our farm.

We have donkeys that give birth to snakes.

I don't know about animals.

Well, that's a good thing.

I love donkeys.

Snakes don't go anywhere near donkeys.

So what about the bees this year?

Did we get proper hives?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think we got enough for the

last semester's season.

It was very sweet this season.

It was.

It was really good.

So sticky, gooey, and warm.

I liked it though.

It's good in your teeth.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Yeah, someone was on the national news in

New York.

Did you talk about your teeth?

Did you?

Yeah, I have to teach this teacher's girl

how to do it.

She didn't do a good job last time.

I think you're doing about the best job

she's doing right now.

I think she's just better off bearing children.

I agree.

So, who wants to extend the promise yet?

I don't know if it's the tobacco fields

or the wheat.

What do you think?

I don't want to talk about it.

It angers me.

Listen, you can't go through this every time.

Let's say there's another week.

Who am I talking about this year?

I don't want to keep going tobacco.

Not that kind of tobaccos, but you know.

Well, what other kind is there?

Something like cob pipe.

I don't know.

We can do what's wrong with tobacco with

just one pipe.

We can barter with it as well.

No, we're not doing tobacco.

Maybe Nick's going to have something to go

with all this smoke.

No, we just really spend most of our

time with the scarecrow.

Oh, the scarecrow.

You only need a scarecrow after you have

her and Nick.

You're fine.

Well, it's actually a lot different than a

scarecrow.

I can imagine.

She at least better at that than closing?

Oh, definitely.

Tracey, how are you holding up over there?

I'm good.

Nick doing a proper job, is he?

Yeah, he is.

Very good.

Yeah, since you guys are right, this is

what I'm good at.

Yeah, we found a good place for you

today.

Yeah.

I'm totally taking over the second house.

Very productive, I think, in the house.

We'll find a way to keep it.

How about the young boys?

And in return, maybe I can get Nick

and the younger fellas to help me repair

that window again.

You know, that sounds like a good idea.

You think something we can do?

I think if next Tuesday works for you.

How's that butter going?

It's getting really hard.

I think it's almost time.

Yeah?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, you're really good at that.

Do you want some?

Maybe later.

Okay.

You sure this ain't a souvenir?

It's supposed to be hers, though.

Okay, here we go.

To the church.

Lots of the like.

Only kidding.

All right.

Ah, that reminds me.

I've got a full room in my belly.

Wait a second.

I'll check in some butter if you want.

We'll finish up this blanket.

What do you think?

Unfortunately, the butter's already churned.

It's already buttered.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Probably.

Yeah.

Very good.

There's a question on her butt.

No.

Make sure it's right consistency.

No, it's not.

It's not exploded.

You sure Nick will approve?

Mm-hmm.

He won't show that anyways.

That's for sure.

Well, I know whatever products I get from

you guys.

If I don't like it, I can always

come back.

Well, for sure, Nick.

Yeah.

Maybe not.

Well.

I think he'll be more than happy.

I don't think we'll have to worry about

that.

You should not be sacrificing your good life.

I'll tell you what.

I'll be sacrificing my good life if she

keeps talking back to me.

Oh, my God.

How do you like my progress, Jim?

It's not quite a blanket yet, but it's

a good start.

I understand.

We could use another blanket.

It's getting cold.

So, how's the butter?

The butter's fine.

Speaking of which, I should probably get some

firewood chopped up.

It's going to be a long winter again.

Okay.

The same thing happened this last spring when

we ran out, remember?

Okay.

Well, we can go chop some firewood and

stay there and make sure everything's fine if

we want to.

I think I should do today.

I might do it in the morning, though.

Okay.

Maybe something else I can do.

Maybe the boys can give me a hand.

What do you think?

Yeah, we'd love coming over here.

We wouldn't mind at all.

Yeah, man.

We wouldn't mind.

We could see Jesse, maybe.

Yeah, that'd be great.

All right.

We'll see, man.

Help me with the windmill.

I can help you with the firewood.

I don't think it'll have any weight anymore.

Okay.

You know, maybe you and I could make

some steels in the morning, too, maybe.

No.

No?

No.

Not going to help?

Nope.

I had too many chores left over from

Jesse.

Oh, Jesus.

Well, you won't be able to use that

as an excuse for much longer.

Well, let's see how this goes.

What do you want me to do?

Do we have any more?

Oh, shoot.

That's where everyone went.

Yep.

There's one more thing I haven't been worried

about in the winter.

I wish we had a lot of supplies.

I have them.

I just forgot to dry them out.

Perhaps that's something we should be doing together.

No, we have plenty.

We have plenty of clothes.

I've already got a bunch done.

Okay.

What are you trying to do?

Want a pair of school shoes?

I don't know what you just said.

What did you say?

I don't know.

When you bottle up the honey.

With Daisy.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Who's Daisy?

Chris's wife.

Oh.

We've been talking about it.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I have a one-track mind.

When I start knitting, I don't know what

else to do.

Forgive me.

You're not a good multitasker, that's for sure.

You know who is, though?

Chris's wife, Daisy.

That's not Daisy.

I'm just saying.

No, no, you want to know something.

Oh, Jesus.

We can't put this thing.

But she's good.

She can process the livestock.

She can keep the turkeys.

Okay, we can make her a sister-wife

then.

It goes how that works.

Oh, well.

I don't know.

Chris and you, I don't know that idea.

It goes.

Well, we're going to have to make them.

I've known him a long time.

He's never suggested anything like that before.

I'm a little distracted, isn't I?

That butter looks really good.

It's coming all the way.

Well, I think people will be very pleased.

Yeah, it's looking really good.

Another hundred yards to go.

Fuck.

Wow.

Well, it looks like you've made a lot

of progress since last time.

And the knitting, too.

Speaking of Chris, he said he won't be

doing the farmer's market anymore.

He's thinking about selling off all the stuff.

Good, because he's soft at it.

He can make it a little fun.

You're talking about Chris, my neighbor?

Yeah.

He's terrible at that.

The one selling the pistachios?

He was so good at it.

What are you talking about?

Yeah, he kept losing money.

He had too many free samples.

Yeah, I'm not sure he's that good.

Well.

Yeah, but he overpriced them so much.

No one can want to crack their own

pistachios.

The other thing is he was trying to

grow his crop.

It just didn't work out for him.

Everybody loves nuts, but no one has a

crack to lose them.

No.

I buy too much cheese.

That's good cheese, too.

That's great cheese, but I probably shouldn't have

done it.

Do you want this cheese?

I do.

I do, actually.

Let me enjoy it.

A few minutes.

I like when you get the cheese.

You like the idea of it, Jessie?

Yes.

See, Jessie knows the kind of job I

would like to do.

It makes me fat.

That's why I don't want the cheese.

It's a love.

That's not what makes you fat.

This type of stuff right here, it's enough.

I'll tell you what.

If you're not going to help me with

the back of my arms this year, I'm

just going to ask Chris for his help.

Go ask Chris for help.

He's on the horse and buggy.

Oh, he wants to sell that.

I'm sure he'll get rid of it.

Maybe he'll trade the horse and buggy for

some crochet needles because I don't like knitting.

I don't think it would be a very

good trade to you.

I think you like knitting.

You're so good at it.

Thank you, but I don't like knitting.

I like crocheting better.

You can make a lot more things with

crocheting needles.

It's too modern.

It's too fancy.

Like you said before, you can just like...

It's like using a fork and you can

use chopsticks.

It's true.

I'd rather use a crochet needle.

It's one needle instead of two.

It defeats the purpose of being Amish, don't

you think?

Amish people crochet as well.

You're just too cheap to give me a

crochet needle.

Might be true.

Might be some truth in that.

But anyways, I'll get back home to Chris.

He'll help me around here.

He'll help me finish that barn up too.

What's with you and Chris?

Are you accusing me of something?

You can't ask Jared for help.

Jared has a lovely wife.

A wife I can hang out with.

Jared's wife's a bit of a bitch, I

think.

Don't say that.

Really?

Yeah.

She barely goes to church.

Oh, man.

Plus, his roomies go around and communicate about

her.

Does she watch her television?

I think she does.

That's a sin.

You know, I just don't think she's being

a good...

Proper wife is all.

If you get mad at me, it's on

you.

I can make you try her out.

Does she have to be a housekeeper or

something?

She's not able to make butter also?

No.

Pretty useless.

Can she crochet even?

No.

But her honey's top-notch, though.

See?

Better one than two.

Just proved my point.

Well, I think in any event, I think

you should take those eggs down to Daisy

in the morning.

Do I have to?

Of course you have to.

Okay, but we have so much other chores

to do.

That's our life.

It's yours.

It's all for you.

Oh.

Okay.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Shh.

Okay.

What do you want to do?

Get on top of her.

I

don't know

if I'm going to be able to do

this,

but I'm going to try my best to

do this.

A little bit more, yes.

We will see.

You will have to come.

Yes, thank you.

Thank you.

So, next week I will come by with

all my friends.

Oh, you think you can do that?

Yes, no problem.

We can do everything, yes.

Do you think the bar will be open

on the same day?

Yes.

Do you think Jessie will have time to

talk with some of my friends also?

Probably, but we finished her butter.

Well, she is not going to be doing

anything else, is she?

No, no, no.

As a matter of fact, I will make

sure I tend to the clothes and the

butter myself and I will let Jessie do

what she is good at.

That is very sweet of you because most

people actually need clothes and butter, you know?

How many are there?

Oh, I am sure you will be able

to handle all of them.

Only like 15.

Do not worry.

I have faith in you.