You don't expect old Uncle Remus to keep that dog! Where I gonna get stuff to feed him?

6 seconds sound clip from the Song of the South (1946) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:40:23.987 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Then I ask you, where he come from? You better turn around and tote that dog right back!

- But he's mine! Ginny gave him to me!

- What your ma gonna say when you come home with that dog? She ain't gonna allow you to have no mangey, no account puppy like that!

- Not in the house, maybe. But it might be all right if... you kept him!

- Now hold on there! Now hold on!

- You don't expect old Uncle Remus to keep that dog! Where I gonna get stuff to feed him?

- And furthermore, he'd be hollering and squalling all night. And you got to be letting him out and letting him in...

- I sure ain't got the time to be fooling with no dog.

- Course, I don't expect a little dog like that'd eat very much. And it ain't like you can't get used to all that hollering and squalling. But it's this here letting in and... letting out.

- Course I got a little corner what ain't being used...

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