:21:16
Hey, boy. What's your name?
:21:18
Billy Coleman.
:21:20
- How come you ain't wearing no shoes?
- He's one of them hill people.
:21:23
Think he can feel that?
:21:25
What you got there?
:21:29
Don't do that.
:21:32
l said, don't do that.
:21:35
So, you want to fight, huh?
:21:37
Nah. But don't touch my dogs again.
:21:40
- Beat him up.
- Come on, you can lick him.
:21:42
He's just a hillbilly.
:21:45
He's busted my nose!
:21:48
Grab him.
:21:56
You're dead meat.
:21:59
All right, all right.
Break it up. That's it.
:22:02
- Get up, get up.
- (boy) Sheriff.
:22:03
You boys get on home.
Your parents are going to hear about this.
:22:07
Go on.
:22:10
Get!
:22:12
You all right, son?
:22:16
My dogs.
:22:20
Here's your dogs.
:22:26
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
:22:28
Come over here and sit down.
:22:35
Here you go.
:22:38
There you go.
:22:42
These are fine-looking dogs.
:22:45
Where'd you get 'em?
:22:46
From a dog kennel in Kentucky.
:22:49
They cost me $40.
:22:52
You mean to tell me
you paid for 'em yourself?
:22:54
Yes, sir.
:22:56
Well, you had to slop a lot of hogs
:22:57
and cut a lot of cordwood
to get that kind of money together, son.