:38:03
Now, wait a minute. Just hold on.
:38:07
What happens to you?
:38:09
I'll pan a lot of dust
and make a lot of money.
:38:11
I see. What then?
:38:13
Well, then I think
mostly I'd like to get married...
:38:18
to a tall man with brown hair,
and I'd like to live in San Francisco.
:38:24
Do you like San Francisco?
:38:26
No.
:38:28
That's what Ben told me.
He said you don't like any place very much.
:38:32
You know what he said?
He said you don't even like people.
:38:35
Is there any reason why I should?
Of course.
:38:38
Why?
:38:40
Because if you don't like people,
they won't like you.
:38:42
And then you'll be lonely like him.
:38:46
Him?
:38:49
You know, maybe he likes to be lonely.
Did you ever think of that?
:38:52
He never asks any favours
because he can take care of himself.
:38:55
Never trusts anybody so he doesn't get hurt.
That's not a bad way to live.
:38:59
Maybe you'll learn that
when you grow up, huh?
:39:02
Come on.
:39:10
All right. Run them up in there.
:39:20
Good morning.
I can see you had a busy night.
:39:24
Yeah. Those are my cattle,
and I'm taking them to Dawson.
:39:27
I said nothing about cattle in our deal.
:39:30
Nope, it was my idea.
:39:33
Nobody ever does anything
for nothing, remember?
:39:36
You know what happens
when Mr. Gannon finds out you took them?
:39:39
Yeah, I know.
:39:41
I ain't making no drive to Dawson
with them cattle.
:39:48
That goes for me, too.
And me.
:39:51
That makes it almost unanimous.
:39:53
You like to cast your vote, Miss Castle?
:39:57
I guess I was a convenience
to get you over the border.