:37:00
Bye, Mr. Smith.
:37:08
Come on, Bobby.
We'll try again later.
:37:12
Hiya, boy.
Good morning, Bill.
:37:15
You still thinking' about
leaving town today? I think so.
:37:20
Oh, Bill?
:37:22
Yeah?
:37:26
Before I go, there's something I've
been meaning to ask you. What is it?
:37:32
It isn't easy. It's...
Well, it's about Murray.
:37:36
Since when's there ever been anything
about Murray that wasn't easy?
:37:40
- Now, don't get sore.
- I ain't sore. I'm just asking'.
:37:45
How do you explain his friends? Rebstock,
Du Sang... the Williams Canyon outfit?
:37:49
Murray's a growed man,
ain't he?
:37:52
- Or we still gotta pick his playmate?
- Look, Bill. This is your house.
:37:56
You don't have to listen if
you don't wanna. I'm listening.
:38:00
All right. How much do you
figure he makes railroadin'?
:38:03
I don't know.
I never seen his paycheque.
:38:06
120 a month,
maybe 200, but not any more.
:38:10
- What are you getting at?
- His ranch.
:38:13
How do you figure he can
build up a spread like that?
:38:17
- Not on what the railroad's paying him.
- Smitty,
:38:20
I ain't sore and I ain't mad,
but I'm telling ya, see...
:38:24
Whatever Murray's doin' or ain't doin',
I don't think it's any of your business.
:38:29
You're wrong, Bill.
:38:32
He's the best friend I've got, the
greatest guy that ever pulled on a boot.
:38:37
When I see him heading' for an
open switch, that's my business.
:38:42
And it's yours too.
:38:45
Yeah. Yeah,
I guess you're right.
:38:50
Here. Quit loafing
and get to work.
:38:53
Well, Smitty, if I don't see
ya... I'll see ya before I leave.
:38:57
Good-bye, Emmy.
Bye.