:54:09
- Yes, I remember.
- I never seen the like before.
:54:11
Don't let it dampen
that fine western spirit of yours.
:54:15
I still have two burros left.
:54:17
That's right, ya did. But you ain't got 'em now.
:54:19
They run away.
:54:23
A very interesting city.
:54:25
Surprised I have my boots.
:54:27
- Any complaints?
- No.
:54:30
No complaints.
:54:31
Wisdom was never bought at so cheap a price.
:54:35
You still feel pretty bad, son?
Maybe it's somethin' you ate.
:54:40
Gall and wormwood sit hard
on the delicate stomach.
:54:46
Gentlemen, I don't want to depress you
with my problems...
:54:49
...but is there a way for the shorn lamb to
earn enough money for his passage home?
:54:53
A shorn lamb of infinite accomplishments and...
:54:57
...a great mass of personal charm.
:54:59
I like the way he talks.
:55:02
I don't.
:55:03
Nobody's askin' you.
:55:05
I like a windbag like that around.
:55:08
- Go on, get him something to do.
- lf you say so.
:55:14
Get busy on those.
:55:21
You mean these interesting vessels?
:55:24
We call 'em spittoons and we like 'em shiny.
:55:27
With all deference to my benefactor,
I think I'll call them cuspidors.
:55:48
- How do you feel, son?
- Like a useful member of society at last.
:55:51
That's fine.
:55:52
- You ever wait on table?
- No. I'm sure I have a talent for it.
:55:57
You can begin now.
:55:59
It ain't hard to be a garsin.