:41:01
Check this one,
will ya, Bill?
:41:04
How we doin', Seagrue? First rate.
:41:09
Here, Seagrue.
:41:12
Here you go, men.
Cigars on the house.
:41:17
Seagrue.
Thanks.
:41:19
Now, look. When you get a load, take it over
to Rebstock's place and come right back here.
:41:23
Sure will.
Where do you want this barrel?
:41:25
Let's set it up over here,
Frank.
:41:32
Easy, Murray.
That case ain't even damaged.
:41:35
Well, it is now.
:41:39
Look, boys! Come and get it!
:41:45
Hiya, Murray.
:41:47
Hi, Smitty. Why, you old buzzard,
you. What are you doing out here?
:41:50
I thought I'd come around and
kick the lead out of your pants.
:41:53
Sinclair, is this brandy?
Yeah, sure. Have some.
:41:57
It'll make a man out of you.
:42:00
You realize, of course, that drinking
on the job is against the rules.
:42:02
Sweating out here in the hot sun like this,
a man needs more in his guts than plain water.
:42:06
Isn't that right, fellas?
That's right.
:42:08
- These cigars. Are they off the wreck too?
- Where else?
:42:14
Sinclair, I'll give you five minutes;
then I'll expect these men back at work.
:42:19
Why, you...
Take it easy, Murray.
:42:21
He's only trying to do his job.
He's got a lot to learn yet.
:42:25
Maybe I should learn him
with a pick handle.
:42:28
Why don't you try giving him a break?
Maybe he'll learn as he goes along, huh?
:42:32
What's that you're loading?
:42:35
Oh, just some stuff that... some stuff
that got busted up in the wreck, I guess.
:42:38
You got a match?
Driver?
:42:41
Yeah?
Whose wagon is this?
:42:43
- Hey, Murray!
- Yeah!
:42:47
Fella here wants to know
whose wagon this is.
:42:50
It's mine, and these
men are off my ranch.
:42:52
What is all this? It's
just exactly what you see...
:42:57
damaged merchandise,
mostly junk.
:42:59
Where are you hauling it?