Roustabout
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:19:01
I'll manage.
:19:02
How about a job here
until your bike is fixed?

:19:05
- I could use a good roustabout.
- Me, work in a circus? No.

:19:09
It's a carnival.
There's a big difference.

:19:12
How about it? This is hard work...
On second thought, forget it.

:19:16
- You're too soft for real work.
- Just a minute.

:19:20
OK, but I'm not biting the heads
off any chickens.

:19:23
That went out 20 years ago.
:19:25
A little muscle everywhere.
We all do everything here.

:19:28
What about Joe?
:19:31
He won't bother you
if you don't bother Cathy.

:19:34
- That's the whole idea.
- That's your problem.

:19:50
Where do I sleep?
:19:51
Over there.
Last trailer on your left.

:19:54
- Now you're a roustabout.
- Is that good?

:20:06
Here we go, Charlie. All right.
Straight up.

:20:12
Got it?
OK, get the pin in. There.

:20:17
- Plan on staying?
- Are you kidding?

:20:20
I'll be out of this sawdust trap
as soon as my wheels are fixed.

:20:24
This is for guys
who've got nothing better to do.

:20:27
I like white sheets, bright lights
and a lot of dough in my pocket.

:20:31
Then you'd better get out quick.
:20:33
- Sawdust gets in your veins.
- It won't happen to me.

:20:37
Aren't you guys finished?
I'll take care of that.

:20:40
Go help Estelle in the mitt camp,
then report back.

:20:43
- What's a mitt camp?
- The palmistry tent, over there.

:20:47
One thing I like about you, Joe,
you got a very likeable way.

:20:51
- Cody, let's get this other one up.
- Here we go.


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