- What I's gonna say is, uh...
- He's a pretty smart feller, the folks all say.

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

You can hear this line at 00:52:47.907 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- But the more he thrash around, the worse off he gets, 'til he so stuck up, he can scarcely move his eyeballs.

- Oh! How do you do.

- Yeah, how you come on?

- He's wishing he'd never been born.

- Brer Fox, you and me...

- Well, Brer Rabbit... you sure looks like a sport, all stuck up in your swallow-tail coat! Don't he look good in this coat? I ain't never seen nobody look that good before.

- Other folks business you minds the best!

- Don't say no more, we see the rest.

- We sure do. We don't need to see nobody else.

- What I's gonna say is, uh...

- He's a pretty smart feller, the folks all say.

- Yeah, he knows a lot a tricks...

- But he forgot 'em today!

- He forgot everything, didn't he Brer Bear?

- Well, sir... You ain't never seen nobody that had humble come to tumbleness down as fine as what Brer Rabbit had it then.

- Poor little critter... He learned a powerful lesson, but he learned it too late...

[...]

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