:26:03
You!
:26:05
You take your hands off my sister.
:26:08
I'm trying to get her out of here, Mr. Cutrere.
:26:10
I'm going.
:26:12
There are plenty of other juke joints
on the highway.
:26:16
Mr. Xavier, would you like to go juking?
:26:19
Come on. Let's you and me go juke.
:26:22
What you mean, go juking?
:26:25
Juking?
:26:29
That's when you get into a car...
:26:32
which is preferably open
in any kind of weather...
:26:36
and then you drink a little bit...
:26:43
and you drive a little bit...
:26:46
and then you stop and you dance
a little bit with a juke box.
:26:52
And then you drink a little bit more...
:26:55
and you drive a little bit more...
:26:59
and you stop and you dance
a little more to another juke box.
:27:03
And then you stop dancing
and you just drink and you drive.
:27:09
And then...
:27:15
you stop driving...
:27:17
and you just drink.
:27:20
And finally, you stop drinking!
:27:25
Well, what you do then?
:27:30
Well, that depends on
who you're juking with.
:27:38
What's the matter, can't you see he's drunk?
:27:40
- He can take care of himself.
- He can't take care of anything. Come on.
:27:46
This country used to be wild,
but now it's just drunk.