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Good evening.
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Television has done much to raise the
level of weather prognostication.
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The addition of the weather girl has not
improved the predictions, but she does
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make the mistake more enjoyable.
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Those of you in the northeast sector...
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can expect the weather to continue.
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I must warn those of you in the West
that there is a cloud on your horizon.
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So, if this is a rain cloud, you can
expect rain,
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perhaps.
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We got that radiator fixed before we
started for hell's sake.
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That old engine's about ready to burn
up.
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That's why I'm going to stop.
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We'll be lucky if them pistons haven't
swelled up a lot.
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They won't, not if we take it easy.
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All the crummy places that get stuck in
hell's basement sure would be the worst.
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I sure wish there was a patch of shade
to stop rain. She'd cool down a lot
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faster. Oh, sure, sure.
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How about a canopy from the Biltmore or
something? There's a lot of shade out
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here in this stinking desert.
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No use heating yourself up more just
because you're here.
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We only got 85 more miles to go.
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The last 50 is enough to tear the guts
out of a bulldozer.
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Somehow get the idea, Bill, you don't
like it.
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Oh, I love it.
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I love it out here.
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Balmy breezes, beautiful cactus. I love
it. It's just... Thanks.
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Can I help any?
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Oh, no, not much.
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As long as we got to stop to cool the
truck off, we might as well cool
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off, too.
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How do you... Lousy weather, this
miserable equipment.
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It's my job.
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As long as I can remember.
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Well, another thing. How could you let
that chiseling Max Bell stick here with
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this lousy piece of equipment?
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It's the best I could afford.
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Well, ain't you gonna paint it? Ain't
you gonna cover up that sign?
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Well, I'll get around to it. No hurry.
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Sure shows you ain't no... You ain't no
businessman. You go around advertising
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for Max Bell, he don't pay a nickel for
it.
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And it ain't worth a nickel, either.
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It don't matter to the healers or the
sand fleas what it reads.
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It sure don't matter that some fool out
here is scratching around for a living
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in this overheated sandbox.
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All you do is haul their loads back and
forth back. You want more? More water?
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You want me to fill up a swimming pool
for you to cool off in?
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Why not? You got a big enough beach out
here for it.
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Ah, it's just still pretty hot.
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I guess we'll have to wait a while
longer.
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She want to walk back 50 miles to the
highway.
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Well, like 25. We've been rolling kind
of slow.
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She couldn't do 10 miles right now, but
a couple hours, taking it easy, she'll
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do all right.
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Sure.
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Sure.
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Stopping water all the way back to town,
huh?
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Right.
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And if you don't like... When you get
back, you can draw your time and quit.
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I won't hold no hard feelings.
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All right, as long as you keep bringing
it up, I will.
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Ajax needs a driver on the Phoenix to
Denver run.
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Starting when?
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Monday.
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It's a steady job.
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Good pay, good highway.
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Looks like dust back down on the road.
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Dust, so what?
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I mean dust in the air like a car
traveling.
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They're really moving.
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Too fast on this kind of stuff.
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Must be tourists. Got lost.
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Better slow down.
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You all right, mister? Yeah. Yeah, I'm
all right.
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But I didn't see no stoplight.
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How about your buddy?
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Hey, is that your truck?
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Yeah. Well, what's the big idea of
parking in the middle of the road? Shut
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Lemon. You hit that rock like you was
aiming at it.
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Yeah, but there ain't no sign you should
park in the middle of the road.
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I'll check your car.
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Yeah, in a minute. But first, you got
any water?
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Over there on the running board.
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You got lost, huh?
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Well, let's put it this way, Pops. I
know where I was, but I don't know where
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am. Yeah, you see, we're supposed to
take a shortcut.
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Don't count your buttons.
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Sure could use some of that water.
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Help yourself.
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There was a sign back there where you
turned off the highway warning there
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wasn't any water for a hundred miles.
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Didn't you see it?
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Sign?
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He can't read.
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That ain't so.
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I'll check your heap.
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The wheel's sure gone.
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Drive shaft's broken.
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Who is that?
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It's a friend of ours.
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Lemon's fiancee, sort of.
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You in the habit of taping up your
friends, mister?
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No, I'm not, but Lemley is.
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It's a joke.
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You don't like the feel of her
fingernails in his hide, do you, Lemmon?
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Well, the dame bugs me.
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She needs water.
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She's in bad shape.
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Yeah, she's worked up quite a thirst.
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She's all right when we left Phoenix
this morning.
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You mean to say she hasn't had a drink
of water since then?
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That's what I mean to say.
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Well, as the saying goes, it's my turn
now for a little aqua.
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Ain't she got pretty hair?
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Real pretty hair.
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Rest is for you.
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Hey, Ma, she drunk it all up.
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There's another bag there on the front
fender.
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Take it easy, miss.
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You've got to help me. Those men...
You're Stephanie Thomas, aren't you?
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Those are the men who kidnapped you. I
heard it on the radio.
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Good for you, pops.
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Neither of you guys want to be heroes.
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Go sit here and fix the car.
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Why don't you let this girl go?
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You got the money and $100 ,000.
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As the saying goes, Pops, money ain't
everything.
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She'll come in handy if we have to run
another roadblock.
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There ain't no roadblocks in the desert.
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Okay, okay.
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So let's just say Lemon likes her, huh?
Now stop with the questions.
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How far to the border, Pops?
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About 90, I reckon. Straight across, far
side of this basin.
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How far back to the main road where we
turned off?
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Fifty miles, a mite more.
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Some water, please.
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Drive shaft's busted, Marsh. We can't
fix it.
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Please, can I have some more water?
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Glad I'm sure you don't need her for a
hostage, so don't give her any water.
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Shut up!
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Gotta think this thing out.
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No chance of fixing the car, huh?
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You get a better chance getting Edgar
Hoover's job.
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All right, all right.
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Go get our stuff out of the car. Can I
have some more water?
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Yeah, kid.
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Would you like me to give you a drink of
water?
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Huh?
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You want a little drink?
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Just one little drink. Huh?
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Come on. Just one little drink?
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Cool, boy.
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You try that again, lover boy, and
you'll be just a relic. Don't do me no
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favors, Morris. Let me do it.
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Two.
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Why?
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I just remembered I got my last one up.
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But don't get ideas.
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Three's all we need.
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You touch that bag and I'll drop you
right where you are.
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For that bag of water?
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Sure, he'd kill for that bag.
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It's the only water there is.
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Hey, love boy.
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You still want to be a hero with a doll?
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Hey, maybe she'll settle for a nice...
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little kiss instead of a drink.
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All right?
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Now you're talking. Shut up.
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Let love boy do it.
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He'll show you how.
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Go ahead, love boy.
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Now, wait a minute, Mars. You told me
that... Yeah, I got a chance and you
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couldn't make it.
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Now let's watch Sir Gallyhead.
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I'm doing you a favor.
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Don't you appreciate?
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Marge, please don't let them.
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We got more important business.
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Can you still drive?
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Yeah.
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You can drive this truck?
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There ain't no rig I can't drive.
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Okay. You can get the green stuff out of
the car and let's roll.
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Where does this road hit the border,
Pops?
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That sign you missed warning about water
pointed this way to Sonoita.
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What's between here and there?
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Just what you see ahead there.
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And an Indian village about 40 miles off
to the right.
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Any water between here and the border?
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Didn't I just tell you? Not a drop till
you get to Sonoita, that ten miles off
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the side of the border.
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But there's plenty of water there.
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Can this truck of yours make it?
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Treat her right, she'll make it. Always
has.
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You gonna leave us here to die?
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I reckon you will.
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You'd have killed that girl at the
border anyway.
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You guys wanted to have me let the girl
go, and that's what I'm doing.
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Hey, Marsh, let's trade this rig in for
a car, huh?
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With 50 grand apiece, who needs it?
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Come on, let's burn them and get out of
here. Shut up!
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I'll do some figuring.
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How far could you make it, Pops?
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Three of you.
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In this heat, without water, we'd be
dead in five miles.
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You, uh, couldn't walk out, huh?
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Nobody in this country ever made ten
miles on foot if his water was gone.
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We'd be better off if you shot us.
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Quick.
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Yeah, that's right, Marsh.
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Why ditch him out here?
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Listen, you dope, I gotta do the
thinking for both of us.
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We got three shots left.
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We waste them on these jerks, what
happens if we run into the law?
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We buy some more.
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Not till we get to a town.
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And maybe what happens before we get
there?
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Yeah, yeah, I guess you gotta figure all
the angles, huh?
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It's 50 miles back to the highway, 90
miles straight ahead to Sonita.
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They can't make it.
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You mean you're going to leave us here
to die?
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To bake alive?
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Sure.
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Sure.
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But with your hero, sweetheart, I guess
Pop Sear can tell you all about it.
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How you die of thirst.
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Yeah. I hear your tongue swells up real
big.
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Like a ripe banana.
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Yeah, but there's no need to talk about
it either. Oh, I think I'm going to like
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it. When I hit that first bar at
Sodaita.
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I remember all of you with pleasure.
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Now get this junk started, Lemon.
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The three of you, start walking.
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Out there toward the car, where I can
see you.
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So what? We're still here.
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Why did they have to leave us here like
this?
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Why couldn't they have killed us?
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Now, now, don't go getting yourself
upset.
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Main reason was, I suppose, because I
lied to them.
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We'll make it out all right.
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Without water?
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There's not even a barrel cactus within
miles.
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You said you lied to them.
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What did you say?
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I told them it was better than 50 miles
back to the highway.
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It's only about 25.
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What difference does that make? We still
can't go anywhere without water.
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Well, the way I figure, there's probably
four or five gallons of water in the
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radiator of this car.
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Can we drink it? Well, maybe it won't
taste very good, but after a while...
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Complaining already?
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It'll cool off enough to drink by the
time we need it.
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After it's dark and cool, I'll walk out
and get help.
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25 miles, that's a long way.
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Those high -heeled shoes of yours wasn't
designed for hiking, but I've made it
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before. Any hiking to be done, I'll be
the one that does it. I know this
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better than you do. Just because you're
getting old is no sign you're getting
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mean. Besides, I probably won't have to
walk it all the way. Not when you can
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see a signal fire for 100 miles in this
country.
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Signal fire?
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What's going to burn out here?
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There's gas in this tank.
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Soak those seat cushions, they'll burn
real bright for a long time.
264
00:17:39,200 --> 00:17:41,160
Well, if I'm going, I better get
something to carry the water.
265
00:18:04,650 --> 00:18:05,650
I ain't so good at planning.
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00:18:06,950 --> 00:18:09,710
Some things I know and some things I
don't.
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00:18:10,670 --> 00:18:13,270
I just didn't want none of us to get
killed over that water bag.
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This inner tube will hold about three
quarts of water.
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That's what I call real good planning.
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00:18:29,110 --> 00:18:30,630
I never would have thought of it myself.
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It's about time.
272
00:18:41,670 --> 00:18:42,810
Yes, I guess it is.
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I figure I can average about two miles
an hour walking.
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Should put me out in about 12 hours.
275
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That ought to about do it.
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Everything ready for the fire?
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I doubt it all would get me.
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Well, let's get it started.
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You ought to be able to see that blaze
all the way to Sanford.
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Dad?
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00:19:37,660 --> 00:19:38,660
Dad!
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Dad, come back!
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Dad!
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What's wrong?
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Where's your father gone?
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He's an old man. He shouldn't try to
make... Please!
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Don't leave me.
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Oh, desert camel.
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through the head.
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00:20:47,930 --> 00:20:50,050
That means there's only two bullets
left.
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00:20:51,110 --> 00:20:52,530
Marsh must have taken Lemon's gun.
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00:20:54,110 --> 00:20:57,670
Well, let's get after him. What makes
you certain he didn't reach Sonowita?
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00:20:57,970 --> 00:21:01,050
That punk was too anxious about water to
use any of it in the truck.
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All right.
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Let's go on a few more miles.
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The deep sand will get him. That's where
the engine would start to heat up fast.
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It was headquarters.
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00:21:13,220 --> 00:21:14,920
The girl's in the hospital and she's
okay.
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00:21:16,540 --> 00:21:17,720
Tell them to send an ambulance.
300
00:21:56,400 --> 00:21:58,240
You and the truck. Throw your guns out
and get down.
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I must have abandoned the truck.
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The water bag's gone.
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Roy, you look down the culvert over
there. I'll go up the other side.
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See you, son.
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00:22:38,550 --> 00:22:41,230
Well, all we need is a new engine, Dad,
and we'll be back in business.
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00:23:23,210 --> 00:23:24,350
Will you call headquarters, will you?
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00:23:36,670 --> 00:23:38,210
I'm going to have it repainted.
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White and blue.
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Andy Davis and son.
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Water contractors.
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The weather in the Sonoita area
continues fair.
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Very fair.
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Now in the central portion...
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there's a low pressure area
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which
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leads me to predict high velocity winds
in the southeast
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and cloud
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formations in the east central section
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Good night until next time.
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