:56:00
Maybe Windy is trying to help us...
:56:02
and then again,
maybe he is trying to help himself.
:56:05
You know as well as I do
if the East hasn't had beef for four years...
:56:08
the market price is way up.
:56:10
That means the average steer should bring
$15, $18 a head, maybe more.
:56:14
I ask you people, just who
do you think Windy's more interested in:
:56:18
Us or himself?
:56:19
Please, just a minute.
:56:21
Shut up. Go ahead, Tod, say your piece.
:56:23
- Yeah, go ahead.
- All right.
:56:26
All I'm saying is that the $2 a head
that Windy's offering...
:56:29
that may be a lot of money
to his way of thinking.
:56:31
But $18 a head is a whole lot more
and that's what we can get in Abilene.
:56:35
You've tried it and failed.
:56:37
Sure we failed
because this is the same as the gold rush.
:56:39
Everybody trying to get there first.
:56:41
But you've proven what Dusty King
tried to tell them for months.
:56:44
That the only way we'll make it
is to get together a big herd.
:56:47
The biggest this state ever saw...
:56:49
and some of them are bound to get through.
I ask you men here with big herds...
:56:53
isn't $18 a head
worth taking some risks for?
:57:04
- Come on outside and settle it like a man.
- What?
:57:07
They're gonna be talking about cattle
for hours, let's go.
:57:10
I happen to be interested
in what they're talking about.
:57:13
That's because you've never listened to me.
:57:15
Come on. Tod can take care of that.
:57:29
What?
:57:38
- Nope, you ain't.
- I ain't what?
:57:41
You ain't as pretty in the moonlight
as you are in the sunlight.
:57:44
Why you, blankety-blank
hamstrung hunk of jerky beef, l...
:57:47
Don't get upset, nobody's perfect.
:57:50
- I'll marry you, anyway.
- You...
:57:52
I wouldn't marry you...
:57:54
- if you were the last man in the world.
- Last man in the world.