:05:00
So, naturally I figured you're an expert.
:05:02
And you know just
what you're doing all the time.
:05:06
I just hope you have better luck than I had.
:05:11
You know, that's the first time
I've been able to laugh about that.
:05:15
Maybe there's some hope for me yet.
:05:17
Maybe.
:05:18
But I doubt it.
:05:19
That's what I like about you,
you're such an encouraging man.
:05:23
If you go by the hotel,
pick up some coffee and sugar, will you?
:05:27
Joe complaining?
:05:28
Him? He didn't get no sugar.
:05:30
His coffee's water poured
over the old grounds.
:05:32
I'll learn him to talk out of turn.
:05:34
Before I forget, your gun's a little stiff.
You mind if I file the action a bit?
:05:38
I don't want you to file no action
on my gun.
:05:41
I don't want no easy pull. I might
shoot myself. Get somebody else's.
:05:45
Why don't you give him his own guns?
:05:48
-I forgot all about them.
-Your memory is no better than mine.
:05:51
They been locked up over a year
except when you...
:05:53
...took them out
to clean them and oil them.
:06:03
Where'd you get these?
:06:05
Bought them off the fellow
you sold them to.
:06:14
I don't know how to....
:06:16
Let's take a turn around the town.
Get Stumpy his coffee.
:06:20
Ain't you going to tell me
to get back in there?
:06:22
No, stay out here and get shot.
:06:25
I might do that just for spite.
:06:28
Might get a laugh out of you.
:06:30
What I put up with for $30 a month.
:06:51
Feels good.
:06:52
Come on.
:06:54
By the way, am I drawing pay?
:06:56
Same as before.
:06:58
In that case take out
what you gave for these guns.