:23:00
I've got to hand it to you, Pudgy.
:23:04
John.
:23:06
Call me McCabe. I'll know who you mean.
:23:17
You know I want to be your friend,
don't you, McCabe?
:23:20
Why?
:23:22
You and me is the only two
real businessmen in Presbyterian Church.
:23:27
That ain't a whole lot
to have in common, is it?
:23:32
-You're a Catholic, ain't you?
-No.
:23:41
The minute you arrived in town, I knew
you was a man to be reckoned with.
:23:45
That's a lot of shit and you know it.
:23:47
Tell me what the hell you came here for,
and move away from that stove.
:23:51
You get kind of ripe when it's warm.
:24:03
Listen, McCabe.
:24:05
I'm no dummy. You're no dummy.
:24:11
You know what's going to happen
to this town...
:24:13
when it gets big enough
to have three saloons, maybe even four.
:24:22
You and me could form a partnership.
:24:25
A partnership that'll keep any outsider
from coming and building another saloon...
:24:30
without you and me saying it's all right
and taking our cut.
:24:34
-What do you say to that?
-Partners is what I come to get away from.
:24:38
Sometimes you can't have things
your own way.
:24:41
Sometimes you got to make a deal.
:24:43
Deals I don't mind.
It's partners I don't like.
:24:45
Sit down, Sheehan. Now you listen to me.
:24:48
Over the past few weeks,
I've taken a funny kind of liking to you.
:24:51
And I want to make one goddamn thing
goddamn clear to you.
:24:55
Yeah?
:24:56
Sheehan, if a frog had wings, he wouldn't
bump his ass so much. Follow me?