:19:02
So when a man gets fired the way
I was fired the story gets around.
:19:06
Well, I'm... I'm sorry.
:19:08
- No, I like to make music.
- And it keeps you near the railroad.
:19:12
If someone needs information
about a payroll, you can sell it.
:19:17
You know it's a funny thing.
I don't like you either.
:19:21
- Is that why you sent for me?
- No. And keep out of this.
:19:25
Have it your way. But I don't trust him now
:19:28
any more than I did
when I sent him after the Utica Kid.
:19:31
I sent you after a thief
and you gave him a horse to get away on.
:19:34
- I told you to keep shut.
- Let him talk. I'm not wearing a gun.
:19:40
I'll be honest with you.
He'd talk the same if I was.
:19:43
- It's been nice seeing you.
- (Woman) Grant.
:19:47
I'm sure Jeff didn't mean to be rude.
:19:52
Sometimes he has
a blunt way of putting things.
:19:55
Unfortunately, Ben isn't much better.
:19:58
It's not unfortunate.
It just gets things said in a hurry.
:20:01
Too much of a hurry.
:20:03
They forgot to ask you if you'd work
for the railroad again. Would you?
:20:08
Yes, I would. Not to give you a short answer.
:20:11
- It's the answer I wanted.
- Sit down, Grant.
:20:14
Do you remember Whitey Harbin?
:20:16
Used to work down
in Arizona and New Mexico.
:20:19
- Yeah.
- Well, he's moved into Colorado.
:20:21
I thought he favoured stage lines and banks.
:20:24
So did we. But he's learned
about railroad payrolls
:20:27
- and he's grabbed three in a row.
- Where do I fit in?
:20:31
They're making up a supply train in the yard.
:20:33
I want you to ride it.
:20:36
- With $10,000 in your pocket.
- Why me?
:20:40
Quite frankly, because no one
would suspect you of carrying a payroll.
:20:47
I sure don't look like $10,000, do I?
:20:52
Are you building a bridge you don't need?
:20:54
The money's here. Why not bring the men in
on Saturday and pay them off in town?
:20:58
And lose half the crew?
Turn them loose in a mining town,