:20:00
l already told you, son,
l've got no need for farmers...
:20:04
or use for 'em.
:20:05
Just one minute,
Mr. McLintock.
:20:06
My father died last month.
:20:08
That's how come
we lost our homestead.
:20:10
l've got a mother
and a little sister to feed.
:20:13
l need that job badly.
:20:15
What's your name?
:20:16
Devlin Warren.
:20:17
Well, you got a job, son.
:20:19
See my home ranch foreman.
He's over at the corral.
:20:23
(Bunny laughs)
:20:27
Step down off of
that carriage, mister.
:20:35
Hold that hog-legg.
:20:39
G. W: l've been punched
many a time in my life,
:20:41
but never for hiring anybody.
:20:44
DEVLlN:
Aw, l don't know what to say.
:20:47
l never begged before.
:20:49
lt turned my stomach.
:20:52
l suppose l should have been
grateful you gave me the job.
:20:54
G. W: Gave?
:20:56
Boy, you got it all wrong.
:20:59
l don't give jobs.
l hire men.
:21:02
You intend to give this man
a full day's work,
:21:04
don't you, boy?
:21:05
DEVLlN: You mean you're still
hiring me, Mr. McLintock?
:21:07
Well, yes, sir.
:21:09
l mean, l'll certainly deliver
a fair day's work.
:21:11
G. W: For that,
l'll pay you a fair day's wage.
:21:14
You won't give me anything,
and l won't give you anything.
:21:17
We both hold up our heads.
:21:19
Where do you live?
:21:20
DEVLlN: The settlers'
encampment down by the mine.
:21:23
G. W: That your plug?
:21:24
DEVLlN: Yes, sir.
:21:26
G. W: Well, hop on him,
and we'll go get your gear.
:21:35
G. W: Ya! Ya!
:21:57
Morning, Mr. McLintock.
:21:59
G. W: Morning.