"WALTER: What is it he wants to do?
RUTH: Go carry groceries after school at the supermarket.
WALTER: Well, let him go.
TRAVIS: I have to. She won't gimme the fifty cents . . .
WALTER: Why not?
RUTH: 'Cause we don't have it.
WALTER : What you tell the boy things like that for? (Reaching down into his pants with a rather important gesture) Here, son. "
In this scene, Walter wants to provide for his son even though he knows that he doesn't have the money to spend on non-necessities. He also makes giving money to his son a big deal but only has eye contact with his wife. This shows his dominance over his wife and that he isn't afraid to go against for his own pride.
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