1:18:16
Here comes Mr Burris.
1:18:24
- Morning.
- Morning.
1:18:28
- You've missed breakfast.
- Thanks, but I've eaten.
1:18:34
I guess you've got something to tell us
or you wouldn't be here.
1:18:38
- I guess the tests are done.
- Yes, sir, they're done.
1:18:45
You got the worst thing you could have.
1:18:53
- And there's no cure at all?
- Not that we know of.
1:18:57
Like lightning. Don't hurt you till it hits.
1:19:01
Your cows are public enemies now. We
got to handle this fast before it spreads.
1:19:06
What do I do? Drive them into
a pit and shoot 'em? I can't abide that.
1:19:12
- It's terrible, even to think about.
- I've seen it during the Depression.
1:19:17
It's a sight worse to see
than to think about.
1:19:20
You're getting older.
You can afford to slow down.
1:19:23
The rest won't hurt your grass any.
You might even sell a few oil leases.
1:19:27
My daddy thinks oil is something
you stick in your salad dressing.
1:19:32
If there's oil down there, you can get it
sucked up after I'm under there with it.
1:19:37
But I don't like it.
1:19:39
There'll be no holes
punched in this land while I'm here.
1:19:43
They ain't gonna come in and grade no
roads so the wind can blow me away.
1:19:48
What's oil to me?
1:19:51
What can I do
with a bunch of oil wells?
1:19:54
I can't ride out every day and prowl
amongst 'em like I can my cattle.