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:46:02
He's in the rodeo.
You're safe till it's over.

:46:05
Tell that cashier you gotta
have money...

:46:09
...for your sick grandmother.
:46:11
-My grandmother?
-l don't understand that boy.

:46:15
-What's he got on his mind?
-Me.

:46:19
l'm gonna find her,
and l'm gonna marry her!

:46:23
Get her off your mind
till after the rodeo.

:46:26
l ain't gonna be
in the rodeo tonight.

:46:29
lf you go to the rodeo,
l'll find her and hold her for you.

:46:33
l'm not saying she'll marry you,
but she'll be at the Blue Dragon.

:46:38
-Okay, Virge, if you promise.
-l promise.

:46:41
My poor old grandmother's
sick. lf l could just have an advance.

:46:46
The boss has to okay it.
:46:47
He'll be back when the rodeo's over.
:46:51
-Her grandmother'll be dead by then.
VlRGE: Let's have a little drink.

:46:56
Come on.
l'm so dry, l'm spitting cotton.

:47:00
Two whiskeys, miss.
Take it easy, l'm on your side.

:47:05
l don't want him to marry you, neither.
:47:08
-You don't?
-l sure don't.

:47:13
l ain't good enough for him?
ls that it?

:47:16
l didn't say that.
:47:19
-Suppose he's as pure as driven snow.
-As a matter of fact, he is.

:47:25
You trying to tell me--
:47:27
He never even kissed a gal
before he met you.

:47:31
He spent his whole life
pretty far out in the country.

:47:35
l know what happens there.
l'm from the country myself.

:47:40
l've been kissing boys since--
:47:42
That's it. You're kind
of sophisticated for Bo.

:47:47
He didn't kiss like it was
the first time.

:47:51
Well, Bo picks things up real quick.
:47:55
-First time?
-That's right.


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