In order to make more money, the big arms dealer Kirbydecided to buy a piece of real estate in a residential area and build a factory. This incident will destroy the peace of surrounding residents, so it was strongly opposed by the Wandakhov family. The Wandahof family has a large population, a weird temper, and all of them have very different personalities. Martin Wandahofstubborn and advocates refusal to pay federal taxes; his daughter Benilikes to pretend to be a novelist and play fireworks with her husband in the basement; granddaughter Elliekeen Ballet, even the home has become a dance hall, dancing constantly; Ai Li's husband only knows how to play the xylophone. Only Wandahof’s second daughter, Alicemost serious. She serves as the secretary of Kabi’s company. She has a good relationship with Kabi’s son and deputy manager Tony. One day, Tony visited Wandahof’s house. When he walked in, he was surprised to see men, women and children jumping and dancing, singing and dancing. But he was gradually infected by the happy atmosphere of the Wandahof family, and followed them happily. Then, this also affected his father. Kirby learned to play the flute, and his attitude changed. He gave up his original plan and finally became a philanthropist.
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You Can't Take It with You movie plot
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You Can't Take It with You quotes
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Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: Now, Mr. Vanderhoff, that's a very serious thing, not filing an income tax return.
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: Now, suppose I do pay you this money; mind you, I don't say that I'm going to, but, just for the sake of argument; what's the government going to do with it?
Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: What do you mean?
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: Well, what do I get for my money? For instance, if I go into a department store and buy something, why, there it is! I can see it. Well, what are they gonna give me?
Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: Why the government gives you everything! It protects you!
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: From what?
Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: Well, invasion! How do you think the government's gonna keep up the army and navy with all those battleships?
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: Battleships? The last time we used battleships was in the Spanish-American War. And what did we get out of that? Cuba - and we gave that back. Why, I wouldn't mind paying for something sensible.
Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: Something sensible? What about Congress and the Supreme Court and the President? We gotta pay them, don't we?
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: Not with my money! No, sir.
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Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: Who's gonna pay for all those buildings down in Washington? And interstate commerce? And the Constitution?
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: The Constitution's been paid for years ago. And as for interstate commerce, what is interstate commerce anyway?
Wilbur G. Henderson, IRS Agent: There are 48 states. See. And if it weren't for interstate commerce nothing could go from one state to another. See?
Grandpa Martin Vanderhoff: Well, why not, have they got fences?