Scarecrow

1:18:04

See that?

1:18:06

I saved that.

1:18:15

I was thinking about Detroit.

1:18:19

Let's skip it. It don't feel good.

1:18:27

- What do l do with my lamp?
- You mail it.

1:18:35

It's not the lamp.

1:18:39

It's Annie, Max.

1:18:41

That's why l got to go back. I owe Annie.

1:18:52

Do me one favor, though,
let's make it fast.

1:18:58

Stay on here till we get to St. Louis.

1:19:02

Then we'll get off and catch
something else to get up to Detroit.

1:19:12

I could use a drink.

1:19:15

Eye to eye with me, the guy tells me
what freight train to catch.

1:19:19

I’ll be damned.

1:19:20

That's because you look ridiculous.

1:19:23

See, he saw the humor in it.

1:19:26

- I see.
- Humor.

1:19:28

Humor.

1:19:31

You know something, Max?

1:19:34

You used to look scary and ridiculous.

1:19:37

Now you just look ridiculous.

1:19:41

Really? It's because
I’m becoming a scarecrow, right?

1:19:45

That's right. You're a scarecrow.

1:19:48

- I’m a scarecrow.
- You're also an asshole.

1:19:52

- You're also a scarecrow, too.
- Okay. But unlike you, huh?

1:19:56

I’m a scarecrow. That's right. You're right.

1:19:59

Listen. Have you taken a good look
at your mug lately?