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- How about it?
- Sonny, how are you?
:31:04
- All right. Why don't you sit down?
- Come on. Sit down. Take a load off.
:31:08
- What are you doin' here?
- I'm workin'.
:31:10
- You're workin'?
- Yes.
:31:12
- This is a bar.
- Drunk or sober, I want 'em.
:31:15
- Well, can I pour you out one?
- No, no, no. I'll just have some plain Seltzer.
:31:19
- You're just drinkin' club soda, is that it?
- That's it.
:31:22
Well, you're gonna feel a whole lot better
than I will tomorrow morning.
:31:27
- Reuben is a unión man.
- Mm-hm.
:31:29
He's gonna put a unión in the mill.
:31:31
- But there ain't never been one.
- Then maybe its time has come.
:31:37
Well, there better be more than one of you!
Cos there's more than one of them!
:31:42
- There will be.
- Big companies get everything they want.
:31:46
- Everything goes to the rich man.
- You gettin' tired of it?
:31:50
Oh, when I do, I just
wash it down with beer, see?
:31:58
You know what?
:32:01
You know this song on the... jukebox?
:32:05
This was the song... It was
on the radio the night they called me
:32:09
and they told me my husband
had been killed in a fight in a beer joint.
:32:13
Yeah, I knew Buddy Wilson. In high school.
:32:16
- You did?
- Yeah. We had wood shop together.
:32:21
Yeah, God.
:32:25
He was drunk, and he got in a fight
and he broke a beer bottle.
:32:29
And then this other guy,
he had a broken beer bottle too.
:32:34
I remember I went down
to the funeral parlour.
:32:38
Cos I wanted to see him, you know?
And this old guy, he comes out and says...
:32:42
that he didn't think it'd be a good idea if
I'd see Buddy cos he wasn't prepared yet.
:32:50
I don't know, I just...
I really just wanted to see him.
:32:54
And my daddy wouldn't let me.