:44:01
- Damn it, l...
- The trouble with you bitches...
:44:03
is that you got to act like ladies
sometimes, but you don't know how.
:44:06
- I'm learning you how.
- Mr. Binford, I don't think that's fair.
:44:09
- I really don't. I figure if you want to...
- You put two bits in the box and sit.
:44:14
So we can get some peace around here.
:44:23
All right now, Miss Reba,
tell Minnie to get some beer.
:44:27
Minnie, bring some beer.
:44:30
How about some beer, boy?
You a beerhead?
:44:34
No, sir. I don't drink beer.
:44:36
- He drinks beer. Don't you?
- Yes, sir.
:44:39
I drink anything that's put in front of me.
:44:44
You hear that? Now, don't you like it?
:44:49
Or can't you get it?
:44:52
I'm not old enough yet.
:44:56
Whiskey, then.
:44:58
No, sir. I don't drink anything.
:45:00
See, I promised my mother I wouldn't
unless Father and Boss invited me.
:45:04
Who is this Boss?
:45:06
He means his grandfather.
He tells you what to do and you do it.
:45:09
- Sounds like you call him Boss, too?
- That's right.
:45:14
Boss isn't here now. Your mother isn't here.
:45:19
You're out on a tear with Boon.
:45:21
Your folks are 80 miles away.
:45:24
Here, you can have some.
:45:34
No, sir, I promised her.
:45:43
I see.
:45:45
You promised her
you wouldn't go drinking with Boon?
:45:48
Didn't promise her
you wouldn't go whore-hopping?
:45:51
What the hell kind of language is that
to use in front of a child?
:45:54
Lady, use your mouth
to eat your supper with.