:46:08
You know what I am, Bozz?
I'm a butcher.
:46:11
Yeah, we all butchers.
:46:12
No, I'm a real butcher.
:46:14
-You haven't killed anyone yet.
-Goddamn it, I mean a real butcher!
:46:18
Back home. I cut meat.
I do it damn fine too.
:46:21
Did it in high school,
did it after high school.
:46:24
I could cut you a piece of meat
so clean. . .
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. . .it'll have you praying
to beefsteak.
:46:30
I'm a good butcher, Bozz.
It's all I ever wanted to be.
:46:41
You laughing at me?
:46:42
No, Miter. I ain't laughing at you.
:46:47
My wife, she laughed at me.
My daddy too.
:46:51
I didn't make no money.
:46:53
Just a store boy,
that's what my daddy said.
:46:55
"Hey, store boy. Hey, boy! "
:46:57
Called me boy. Imagine that? Shit
kicker, calling me boy all the time.
:47:02
I ain't a boy, goddamn it!
:47:04
Telling me how he's
a big fancy war hero!
:47:07
And my wife, that little--
:47:12
My wife.
:47:21
She's pretty.
:47:23
Prettiest girl in Lake Charles High.
:47:32
Prettiest girl
in the state of Louisiana.
:47:37
She was mad at me because
I was working all the time.
:47:41
Giving her the money. . .
:47:43
. . .for junior college.
:47:46
I knowed then, like. . .
:47:48
. . .Iike I knowed later on. . .
:47:52
. . .she was seeing a fucking
college boy on the side!
:47:55
Goddamn it! My daddy said it.
:47:57
He said, "See? See what a dumb-ass
bastard you are?