1:20:00
- Hey, that's great.
- Can I get ajob workin' for you?
1:20:04
Sure.
1:20:05
What kind? Truck driver?
I'm a good truck driver.
1:20:08
All right. You're hired.
1:20:11
How much you pay?
1:20:14
Oh, 150 a month.
1:20:17
Lot of money for a fella
that's lived on 300 a year.
1:20:22
- Any good-Iookin' girls in Gray's Landing?
- Lots of 'em.
1:20:25
- Reckon they'd go for me?
- Sure.
1:20:28
- Even if I'm a country jake?
- They'd be foolish if they didn't.
1:20:32
I wouldn't want no high-class woman.
1:20:36
You can find the kind you want.
1:20:40
- How'd you get along on 300 a year?
- Growed the vittles. Ma canned 'em.
1:20:45
- That's no way to live.
- Lots of folks do it that way.
1:20:49
My croppers might have,
but they never will again.
1:20:52
- You used to be rough on your croppers?
- Yeah.
1:20:56
- Why?
- I didn't know any better.
1:21:00
- What made you change?
- People. What they've done for me.
1:21:08
- You're one of 'em, Willie.
- I ain't done nothin' for you, Sam.
1:21:12
You've done more than you know,
and I won't forget.
1:21:16
I won't forget anybody.
1:21:18
- Think you're gonna make it now?
- Yeah. Yeah, I... I think so, Willie.
1:21:25
- I reckon you will, Sam.
- (sighs)
1:21:33
Look out!
1:21:43
- Willie.
- My leg.
1:21:52
- Does it hurt you bad?
- No. But it scares me.
1:21:56
Blood really scares me.
1:21:59
Not you, though. Your hands ain't shakin'.