when he does, the cigarette bursts until nothing but ashes are left of it. Finally, he begs an elderly banker for any tobacco products he has on himself ("Hey mister, you got a cig, a fag, a pipe, nail, weed, rope or chaw or... cigar, or snuff, or anything?! Just anything!"); he gives him an exploding cigar, which George still smokes, while the narrator says, "Give a smoker enough rope, and... he'll hang on to his habit." Historical and cultural references One of the Goofys in this short is smoking a cigarette from "Phyllis Morrison", which is a parody of Phillip Morris. A subsequent Goofy skywrites an ad telling viewers to "Smoke LOOKYs", which parodies the advertising message, "Smoke LUCKYs" (Lucky Strike brand). Pinto Colvig had been a longtime smoker and was suffering with lung disease at the time this short was made. He was a pioneer in the effort to require warning labels on cigarette packages. Pinto died of lung cancer in 1967, almost a year after Walt Disney died from the same cause. Voice cast Goofy: Pinto Colvig Home media The short was released on December 2, 2002 on Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Goofy, with its original ending. References External links 1951 films 1950s Disney animated short films Goofy (Disney) short films 1951 animated films Films about smoking Films directed by Jack Kinney Films produced by Walt Disney Films scored by Paul Smith (film and television composer) 1950s English-language films