:18:01
Now that you mention it,
:18:02
I do recall the sheriff askin' me
to let you know...
:18:05
...how much he'd appreciate you
stayin' clear of his daughter.
:18:08
I think you'd be hard-pressed
to find someone...
:18:10
...who gives less of a shit
about how the sheriff feels.
:18:14
Let me see if I can't make this a
little cleare for you, Johnny boy.
:18:20
Hey!
:18:21
Break it up, now!
:18:22
Goddamnit, break it up, I said!
:18:24
You're pushin' me, Norm.
:18:26
Damn it, that's enough.
:18:27
Are you crazy?
:18:29
The sheriff told you to have a
word with him, not beat him bloody.
:18:31
Yeah, well he's lucky I don't rip off his
head and shit down his goddamn neck!
:18:34
Why don't you take off that
badge and try it, blondie?
:18:36
He's right.
:18:37
You got a personal gripe,
you take off that uniform.
:18:39
And as for you, you get in
your truck and drive away.
:18:43
Now.
:18:43
Oh, okay. I thought you were
gonna issue me a citation, officer.
:18:47
Don't press your luck,
Johnny Del. Go home.
:18:52
Hey, Norm. Taillight's busted.
:19:00
That son-of-a-bitch. Did you see that?
:19:05
I didn't see shit.
:19:19
Thought you might be hungry.
:19:25
Your father thinks only of
what's best for you.
:19:28
That's why he gets like that.
:19:33
They're not really our kind of people.
:19:36
You don't know, Johnny.
:19:39
No, that's right, I don't.
:19:41
But I do know that Johnny Del didn't
even lay eyes on his daddy
:19:45
till he was nine years old.
:19:47
And that was the day they
let his daddy outta prison.
:19:51
I know that.
:19:53
And his mama, stayed just long
enough to pack her bags.
:19:59
Can you imagine that?