Editing Pooh's Adventures of Oliver & Company/Transcript (section)

== The heroes on the city streets ==
(The night changes into the next morning as we cut to the New York City streets, where Fagin is driving through the city on his motor scooter with the dogs and Oliver on board and the heroes following them) 

Fagin: This is the big one. We’ve got two days to do or die. (honks his scooter horn) Dodger, you keep an eye on the new kid and his pals. Show them the ropes. 

(Dodger gives Oliver a noogie)

Fagin: I don’t wanna put any undue pressure on you, but as you march off to do your duty, I want you to keep one thing in mind. 

(They crash and end up in a heap)

Fagin: Dead men do not buy dog food. So big smiles and get out there and fetch! 

[The dogs and Oliver climb out of the back and onto the ground. Fagin drives off, sending smoke everywhere and causing everyone to cough] 

Everyone: (coughs)

Dodger: Alright. If Mr. Sykes don't see some cold, hard cash soon, we are Doberman chow. 

Charlie Brown: And we're gonna have to find ways to make money, but we only two days left and that doesn't give us much time.

Pooh: You're right, Charlie Brown. That is a bother.

Dodger: Come on. We'll start on Columbus Avenue.

Oliver: What kind of work do we do anyway?

Tito: Investment banking, man. (grunts) Didn’t you read about us in the Wall Street Journal?

Oliver: Really?

Francis: Yes. Captains of Industry.

Oliver: Gosh, can we be one too?

Dodger: Hey. When you got your pals, you got all ya need.

Oliver: OK, Dodge.