: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.
:28:10
Why do you make
such a crazy show of yourself?
:28:13
'Cause I'm an exhibitionist.
:28:17
I want people to know I'm alive.
Don't you want people to know you're alive?
:28:21
I just want to live. I don't care
whether they know I'm alive or not.
:28:24
Well, I want to be noticed,
and seen, and heard, and felt.
:28:33
I used to be what they call...
:28:36
a church-bitten reformer.
:28:39
You know what that means?
:28:42
Well, that's a kind of benign exhibitionist.
:28:46
I used to make stump speeches.
:28:51
And I wrote letters of protest against...
:28:55
the gradual massacre
of the colored majority in the county.
:28:59
And you know, when that
Willie McCoy thing came along...