1:39:12
Got three loaded for Reardon.
Large, with two six packs of soda.
1:39:15
Thank you. I told you there'd be
something you'd like better.
1:39:17
Loaded. Excellent.
1:39:20
Miss Asbury?
1:39:22
May l?
1:39:25
Okay.
1:39:27
Do this often?
Every chance we get. How much?
1:39:33
This is some place. Is it haunted?
Yeah...
1:39:36
...by ghosts of delivery men who asked
stupid questions and never escaped.
1:39:40
This is unbelievable.
What are you doing to me?
1:39:43
She's terrific.
1:39:45
I wouldn't think you'd need a
telemetry readout to count heads.
1:39:48
Not human ones, certainly.
1:39:51
I'm real worried about Mr. Bollinger.
Don't bother, he'll show up.
1:39:54
I wish I was as sure of that as
you are. Where's Vic?
1:39:57
Right here. Anyone care to dance?
1:39:59
Well, not me, I'm pooped.
1:40:01
Where have you been?
1:40:02
I lost my book.
1:40:08
It's story time. We've heard the one
about the actress...
1:40:13
...tell us about Rimbauer's
partner, Mr. Posey.
1:40:19
Remember that séance I spoke about?
Starring the gypsy psychic Cora Frye?
1:40:24
Yes. That was 1 914...
1:40:28
...and the war was heating up
the economy.
1:40:32
Omicron Oil was in clover.
Money was rolling in...
1:40:34
...and John Rimbauer was
tired of sharing.
1:40:36
In October of that year, he gave
Douglas Posey the bum's rush.
1:40:40
According to family legend,
Uncle Posey had a taste for cowboys.
1:40:42
He liked chaps in chaps?
1:40:47
Was he into roping or branding?
Probably a little bit of both.
1:40:49
Rimbauer bought him out at
distressed sale prices.
1:40:52
He was told never to come back,
but he did, once.
1:40:56
That was in 1 91 5. John was in Europe,
and Adam and April were home with Mom.