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:57:04
- Come on outside and settle it like a man.
- What?

:57:07
They're gonna be talking about cattle
for hours, let's go.

:57:10
I happen to be interested
in what they're talking about.

:57:13
That's because you've never listened to me.
:57:15
Come on. Tod can take care of that.
:57:29
What?
:57:38
- Nope, you ain't.
- I ain't what?

:57:41
You ain't as pretty in the moonlight
as you are in the sunlight.

:57:44
Why you, blankety-blank
hamstrung hunk of jerky beef, l...

:57:47
Don't get upset, nobody's perfect.
:57:50
- I'll marry you, anyway.
- You...

:57:52
I wouldn't marry you...
:57:54
- if you were the last man in the world.
- Last man in the world.

:58:08
Good night, Mike.
:58:16
Come in.
:58:21
Sit in the chair there, Windy.
:58:35
It kind of bothered you, didn't it?
:58:37
First time in my life I ever upset
the apple cart with one of my own speeches.

:58:41
There ain't no use denying it.
We've got a mess on our hands.

:58:43
You may remember I didn't want to come
to Texas in the first place.

:58:47
- It was your idea.
- This is not the first idea...

:58:49
something's happened to us.
You got a bad bicuspid there.

:58:52
Wait a minute.
You fixed that the last time I was here.

:58:55
- I did?
- You sure did.

:58:59
It looks like there ain't but one thing
left to do. That's to get Tod Ramsey.


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