Joe Page #2
get rid of what's on it
so they can come in
These trees are weak.
They're not good
for anything.
These boys will sit down if
I don't stay on their asses.
- Hey, mister.
- Yeah?
I got a question
for you.
You see, me and my daddy
just got into town.
I was wondering if you'd
give us a job.
We're looking for work.
- How old are you?
- 15.
Well, you got 45 seconds to
tell me why I should hire you.
I baled hay before,
I worked on a truck.
I picked tomatoes,
zucchini, cucumbers.
Uh, okra.
Squash.
All right. You're not
afraid of work. Good.
- What's your name?
- Gary Jones.
I'm Joe.
I pay a day's pay
for a day's work.
I pay on Fridays, so you
- Okay.
- But your first real payday is next Friday.
in the morning,
quit at 1:
00or 2:
00.And if we work till dinner or get
rained out, I pay for the whole day.
- Does that sound fair enough?
- Yes, sir.
All right. Follow this line of trees-
- Yes, sir.
- Close to a half mile back to my truck.
- Juice hatchets are in the back.
- Yes, sir.
You get yourself one,
fill it up with poison,
come on back
same way you went out.
- Yes, sir.
- And don't get lost.
- I won't.
- Hey!
Don't you want to know how
much you're getting paid?
- How you doing?
- Good.
Doing all right?
You ready to work today?
- Yes, sir.
- I'm Junior.
- Gary.
- Well, Gary, I'm gonna be over you today.
Raise your right hand. You're gonna have
to swear you're gonna work hard for me.
Not that hand, your right
hand. Your other right.
Your right hand.
There you go.
Put your hand up. You
got to swear on something.
Now you on
the all-star team.
- You promise to work hard?
- Yes, sir.
I don't know why Joe chose
you. You must be a good man.
First thing we do
is fill these containers up,
so we just gonna
put it in there like that.
Once we get it filled
up real good, then we on.
- What's in the poison?
- Sh*t.
Shorty's grandmas
make this in they basement.
I don't know what's in it, but
we ain't gonna worry about it.
I know it works
real good.
You thought that was easy
pumping that thing, didn't you?
I made it look easy
'cause I'm a man.
- You're a little boy - you got to
figure it out. You see what I'm saying?
There you go. See how
you figured that out?
When you become a man, you gonna
have everything figured out too.
Be careful. Now this
stuff is real poisonous
and if it gets in your eyes,
man, you're out of there.
Just ask Junior.
Now- now here you go.
- Which hand you use?
- Uh, the right.
Prime it up a little
bit, keep striking it.
If you hit it hard enough, you only
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