:13:01
- Good.
- Drove down Highway 84...
:13:05
sobbing to high heaven,
going nowhere.
:13:07
Finally had to pull over
'cause I couldn't see the road no more.
:13:10
Aw, hon.
:13:13
I'm sorry. I shouldn't be telling you
all this, giving you troubles.
:13:16
You've got enough on your mind.
:13:19
- Well, I gotta go, Sissy.
- So soon?
:13:21
The kids get out of school at 3:00,
and I gotta explain to 'em about G.W.
:13:27
I am so sorry about Peggy.
:13:29
She was a really good woman,
in spite of--
:13:33
- Tell LaVonda to call me.
- I will.
:13:35
And those Valium ought to kick in
any minute. Oh, here.
:13:40
Take these with ya.
:13:42
I got another bottle.
:13:45
- Oh, thank you.
- Aw.
:13:47
Bye-bye, hon.
Thanks for the casserole.
:13:51
Now you hold
your head up high, ya hear?
:13:55
- I'll try.
- I mean it.
:13:57
[ Crying ]
:13:59
Oh, shit.
Ouch.
:14:03
And as I rounded a corner,
these kids was a-holdin'
down that pig...
:14:06
while they was
a-stickin' a garden hose
down that poor pig's throat...
:14:10
trying to get it to gain weight
right quick like to qualify.
:14:13
All for the sake of a durn blue ribbon.
:14:16
Oh, those dang kids. They all looked
like juvenile delinquents to me...
:14:20
squattin' that pig down there,
shovin' that hose down his poor throat.
:14:23
Well, she's just gone crazy
over this whole ordeal.
:14:28
Who wouldn't?
:14:31
Uh-uh. No, no. Uh-uh.
:14:34
No. No, no, no.
:14:36
No, ma'am.
No, sirree. No.
:14:40
I don't believe Brother Boy
is mentally stable enough
to come to the funeral.
:14:44
The last time I seen him,
he thought he was Tammy Wynette.