Honkytonk Man
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:09:02
You wanna try?
:09:03
Sure. Papa sometimes lets me
drive the truck.

:09:06
All right, slide on over.
:09:10
Bubba, why don't you let Virgil drive?
:09:12
Hoss claims he can drive as good as me...
:09:15
by God, I believe he can.
:09:17
Come on, just slide on in there.
:09:20
Now, we just ease right on out.
:09:27
That's the way. Let the clutch out easy.
:09:30
- Easy on the clutch.
- I know.

:09:34
What do you say, folks?
:09:36
Ain't Hoss doing a hell of a job driving?
:09:45
I put every penny we had into that crop.
:09:50
Borrowed all I could.
:09:52
Can't think of anyplace to steal it...
:09:55
and I'm not gonna beg. Ain't in me to beg.
:09:58
There's a fellow over in Meeker...
:10:00
who says he bought machinery and stock.
:10:05
He'll give you a few cents on the dollar
for everything you got.

:10:09
Maybe get $100.
:10:10
That ain't gonna get us out to California...
:10:13
keep us in grub till we find a job.
:10:15
Well, I could match you for the rest.
:10:18
You? You ain't...
:10:22
I thought you said
you didn't have any money.

:10:24
You kidding?
:10:25
I got money 10 miles up a bull's ass.
:10:31
Of course, I gotta find that bull to get it.
:10:33
I was thinking I'd send it to you
when I got to Nashville.

:10:36
- How you gonna get to Nashville?
- Tennessee.

:10:40
I was born in Tennessee.
:10:43
Cainsville, just north of Murfreesboro.
:10:47
Came to Oklahoma when I was 18,
riding an old mule...

:10:51
- and made the Run into Cherokee Strip.
- How about some more coffee?

:10:55
That was in September 1893.
:10:58
September 16th, to be exact.

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