Border Incident
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1:00:03
What are you doing
trampling on that young lettuce?

1:00:06
Don't you know any better?
1:00:08
Hey, you're one
of my men, ain't you?

1:00:10
Si, senor mayordomo.
1:00:11
I warned you, didn't I,
to stay on the property?

1:00:14
Maybe you'd like
a slug through the belly.

1:00:16
It was only that
I wanted to mail this letter.

1:00:20
Why, you dumb paisano.
Get in the car.

1:00:29
Your package ought
to be waiting down at the post office by now.

1:00:31
Good. Let's find out
if it's there.

1:00:31
Then we'll wash
this thing up in a hurry,

1:00:33
And I'll be on
my way to south america.

1:00:34
Want to drive me
into town?

1:00:35
Wouldn't that
be rather foolish?

1:00:36
Huh?
1:00:37
You're pretty hot.
1:00:38
[Shoots airgun]
1:00:39
Oh, it will only
take a second.

1:00:42
I never take chances,
Bryant.

1:00:43
And that goes for people
who associate with me.

1:00:45
We'll pick up
your package.

1:00:46
Well, the post office
won't give it to just anybody.

1:00:49
Haven't you got
a driver's license?

1:00:55
If they didn't
steal that, too.

1:01:00
Take care of that,
Jeff, will you?

1:01:03
You play chess?
1:01:06
Some.
1:01:11
You know,
I'm very fond of chess.

1:01:12
You can figure out how
the other fellow thinks.

1:01:34
Do you have a package
for Jack Bryant?

1:01:35
Got some
identification?

1:01:39
Just a moment.
1:01:48
Mr.Jack Bryant
is here for his package.

1:01:51
Bryant?
1:01:52
Yeah. That's
the license we faked for Bearnes, all right.

1:01:57
That's not Bearnes,
but we've got to find out where he is,


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