:12:02
Well, I'm John Wintergreen,
Stockman Motors,
:12:05
and I have to write you up,
if you'll just be patient for one minute.
:12:08
- Just one minute.
- You're a joke, fella.
:12:10
I don't know what cracker barrel
you crawled out of,
:12:12
but I wish you'd crawl back in it.
:12:14
I'm going back over to L.A.,
and I'm gonna instruct my traffic man
:12:17
to tag every Arizona plate
that comes into that state, right?
:12:20
They're gonna give them
your badge number and your name.
:12:22
Then all them son of a bitches
are gonna come back here
:12:24
and climb your ass.
You got that, officer?
:12:31
- Can you sign that, please?
- Yeah.
:12:42
Have a nice day.
:13:00
You boys are gonna have to
turn this rig around
:13:02
and get it all the way back up
on Buckeye Road.
:13:04
Buckeye Road? That'd be another
three, four more hours anyway.
:13:08
Well, you know, there's
no five-axle vehicles on this highway.
:13:11
I think you know that.
:13:13
You got a weigh slip?
:13:18
Thank you.
Excuse me just a minute.
:13:25
There goes another job.
:13:28
Hey, son?
:13:31
See there? John Wintergreen.
That's my name.
:13:34
And I always write down
John Wintergreen first
:13:37
whenever I run into a fellow
that I think has got a story to tell me.
:13:43
And I think you're one of them fellas.
:13:46
Why don't you go ahead
and tell me your story?
:13:50
Well, it's... it's nothing, really.
:13:52
It's just that since I got back,
:13:54
it seems like the only natural talent
I got is for screwing up.
:13:56
It's been two months since I got back
from Nam and I've blown two jobs.