What does the carnie say?

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In the Season 3 Christmas Special of Downton Abbey, after Daisy wins the gold sovereign in the ring toss, the carnie running the ring toss says something to his assistant that I couldn't understand. What does he say?

I watched it several times, and tried turning subtitles on, but this line didn't have subtitles.



Best Answer

The full episodes are gone from the Masterpiece website so I can't check the exact wording, but it was something like "I told you to set the expensive prizes up higher."




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The carny vocabulary is traditionally part of carnival cant, a secret language. It is an ever-changing form of communication, in large part designed to be impossible to understand by an outsider.

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"Carny," also known as "Ciazarn", is a special "cant" (linguistic term for a \u201cprivate language\u201d). The purpose of a cant is to keep anyone outside the culture (that probably means you, pal) from knowing what is being said.

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Not necessarily in a negative sense. They hustled to make their money, much like I and many other independent professional wrestlers have to do as well. Though being a 'carny' can be used as a pejorative, a carny is also a traveler, journeyman, showman, and someone who works hard to earn their keep.

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butcher - worker who walks around selling food and drinks. carnie - alternate spelling for carny; carnival worker. clerk - concession stand worker.



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