:22:06
Come on, Wyatt.
:22:10
- This is the damnedest game I ever saw. - You can't get a spot now anyway.
:22:14
So why don't you just come on up with me for a while?
:22:17
I don't know if that would be the right thing to do, Sally.
:22:20
See, I promised my heart to another.
:22:22
- Which girl? I'll fight her for you. - It's no one here.
:22:27
She's back in Lamar, Missouri, where my grandparents live.
:22:30
Missouri? Wyatt, she ain't gonna help you tonight.
:22:34
I saw her three times back in '63.
:22:38
The third time she smiled at me just right.
:22:43
I guarantee you she don't know what I know.
:22:49
I'll bet you're right about that, unless things have changed in Lamar.
:22:56
Your boy Dutch is drunk and he's telling everybody how you're gonna take Ed Ross.
:23:01
Damn!
:23:04
Who's Ed Ross?
:23:06
He's the guy who decked you at the fight this morning.
:23:09
I'd get a hold of Dutch before he starts some real trouble for you, all right?
:23:15
- Thanks, Red. - Sure.
:23:18
I know Ed Ross. He's bad business.
:23:25
I'd better find Dutch.
:23:26
- Gentlemen, that's it for me. - You don't have to leave yet.
:23:30
- You done? - All yours.
:23:39
How do you play this game, fellas?
:23:41
Simple, friend. Bet on the number you think is the winner.
:23:44
If you're betting for it to lose, tap her with a penny on top.
:23:47
All bets on the spread. Comes the turn.
:23:50
The loser: Jack.
:23:52
The winner is ace.
:23:55
- I had a feeling this was a game for me. - You're a winner, sir.
:23:59
Can we have a better time than this upstairs?