Certainly, sir. I try not to speak ill of any ladies whatsoever. I like to think my aunts raised me better than that.

[George is fairly feminist in that he believes women could do most jobs just as well as a man could. He's sort of generally optimistic about the abilities of everybody, regardless of gender or race. This is something of a projection on his part, as, like many members of the working class, a part of him desperately yearns to be upper class, and clings to the hope that he might some day manage it. It's less an ambition; more of a daydream.]

Here's to hoping she does just as fine a job.