:25:00
I think you spoil him by mothering him.
Don't you?
:25:04
Maybe I do.
:25:05
May I make a suggestion?
Why don't you go to him...
:25:14
Lee.
:25:18
Look here, Mr. Irving.
This ain't no picnic grounds.
:25:21
Put up that gun
before you stampede them cattle.
:25:24
Get down off your high horse.
:25:26
Watch me shoot the handle
right off of this one.
:25:29
- Are you out of your mind?
- Hi.
:25:31
You're in time to witness an exhibition
of some real fancy shooting.
:25:35
Drop that gun
before somebody takes it.
:25:37
- Who's gonna take it away from me?
- You're drunk.
:25:40
Don't start the lecture.
I've had enough of that.
:25:43
Lee, don't! Don't!
:25:53
Tex, head in those leaders
and keep them milling.
:25:56
See what you did.
I hope you're satisfied.
:25:59
I've been waiting to see a little action
since this trip started.
:26:02
- You saw what nearly happened.
- What? I just gave you a little exercise.
:26:14
Irving.
:26:16
You're giving us trouble.
I'll have to be unpleasant.
:26:19
Oh, let me alone. I'm not on
your payroll, and I'll do as I please.
:26:23
You'll do as I please. You people in
the wagons came to us for protection.
:26:27
You paid for it. Obey orders
until we get to Dodge City.
:26:30
You may not realize it, but the Civil War
is over. You're no longer in the army.
:26:35
Just sober up and stay sober,
or I'll confiscate your liquor.
:26:38
You lay a hand inside our wagon,
and I'll blow it off.
:26:42
Look, Irving...
:26:44
...we've got a special treatment
for bad boys like you.
:26:48
Behave yourself, or you're gonna ride
into Dodge City backwards on a mule.
:26:53
Now we're moving.
You better get started.
:26:56
- Lee, be sensible.
- Let me alone.