The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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:08:01
I'm Frank Gass, an attorney-at-law.
I'm not a drummer.

:08:05
You in or out?
:08:08
I call and raise you $10.
:08:12
I represent the estate
of Charles F. Booker...

:08:18
late of St. Louis, Missouri...
:08:20
who was the previous legal owner
of this property...

:08:23
and all the land
extending in a 100-mile radius.

:08:29
I'll call you, and I'll raise you.
:08:33
This silver-plated Bulldog pistol worth $10,
I would say.

:08:40
I am now the present owner.
:08:43
I call.
:08:45
Thought I was bluffing, didn't you?
Take a look.

:08:48
A little queen-high straight.
:08:51
You ain't going to appreciate this, Judge,
but I caught me a flush. Lookie.

:09:00
Beer, Tector.
:09:02
Excuse me, sir, I really don't...
:09:06
Don't you have better sense...
:09:09
or manners...
:09:12
than to disturb a man
who's deciding whether to raise or call?

:09:16
Do you know there's a city ordinance
against disturbing a man...

:09:20
who's deciding whether to raise or call?
:09:23
It's a misdemeanor.
:09:28
You could be shot for it.
:09:38
- Here you are, Whorehouse.
- Thank you, Judge.

:09:43
That'll be $25.
:09:47
$25?
:09:49
Yeah, when I ain't winning, the beer's $25.
:09:54
That ain't sporting.
:09:56
What is a man supposed to do?

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