:17:01
Well, that's the way
they wanted them: Dead or alive.
:17:04
On that last job, though,
you only brought back half the loot.
:17:11
Half is better than none, ain't it?
:17:14
Know something, Tippin?
You probably wouldn't believe this...
:17:17
but I once had a gold robbery
in the works.
:17:19
- I mean me, I was gonna do it.
- What happened?
:17:22
I had to give it up
when I was elected sheriff.
:17:26
Started to believe my own slogans.
:17:29
But I'm gonna tell you, if this job wasn't
so sweet and soft, why...
:17:33
I might just elect to follow
the criminal profession.
:17:36
You'd be real good, too, John.
:17:45
Much obliged.
:17:59
Hi, Sheriff. Say, I'm looking for a horse.
:18:03
- I can see that.
- Whose horse you looking for?
:18:05
Mine was pulled up lame yesterday...
:18:09
and I'm heading out for a long ride
and looking for a good horse.
:18:12
I ain't in the horse business, friend.
:18:15
The best horse in the whole county...
:18:18
is in a barn over at the other side
of Lone Tree Fork.
:18:21
Belongs to the Sheriff here.
Ain't that right, John?
:18:23
If you're talking about old Blue,
he ain't for sale.
:18:26
Toppy kind, eh? Good rein on him?
:18:28
Best damn rein in the county.
He ain't for sale, that's all.
:18:32
See, if he ain't for sale, what that means
is that he ain't gonna sell him to you.
:18:36
Ain't that right, John?
:18:37
Good size, too?
:18:39
He's the tallest, the strongest,
the fastest, and the ain't for sale-est.
:18:44
Damn.
:18:56
What the hell?