Jones: 'I think that American industry should be run on a
profit-sharing basis.'
Smith: 'Really! I don't think so. I don't see any obligation on the
part of owners to share profits with their employees.'
Jones: 'Profit-sharing will provide the worker with greater incentive.'
Smith: 'Workers don't need more incentive. They need higher wages.
I remember the wages I got as a boy, working in the bean fields. They
were pitifully low.'
Jones: 'Yes, they were. I remember those bean-picking days well. As I
recall, Smith, you were the best picker in the field.'
Smith: 'No, Jones, I beg to differ. You were the best picker.'