Show 'Em the Road Page #2

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It smells.

Let's go see the fireworks.

Waiter, two more bottles of wine.

How much do I owe?

- 120, I think.

- Hey there.

- Good evening.

- How's business?

- So-so.

Put the wine inside.

Hey, Red, where are you going?

Get in.

- Is this piece of junk your car?

- Don't you like it?

- Are you crazy?

It's American.

Hasn't broken down once

in seven years.

My God! What are you doing?

Feel that motor?

- Shall I get in back?

- You wait here.

Where are you going?

You're still here?

Why didn't you eat your soup?

Why didn't she eat the soup?

- I don't know. She just wouldn't eat.

Shut up about your old soup.

I'll kick your old soup!

See how she is?

You try to help and...

Tell me:
Does your husband

have the motorcycle with the wagon?

The one that was

in the piazza yesterday?

I'll bet you that's him.

Over by the gardens there's a man

with a motorcycle and wagon.

- Where?

- That way, beyond the houses.

A dog died in there.

You woke up?

I planted some tomatoes.

Tomatoes?

I found some seeds, the big kind,

so I planted them.

Come on. Move it.

We're leaving?

Why? Want to wait around

for your tomatoes to grow?

Push.

Were you like this with Rosa, too?

What?

With Rosa.

What the hell are you saying?

Why did you go with that woman?

Were you like this with Rosa, too?

Knock it off!

What do you want?

You're one of those men

who runs around with women.

What?

Who runs around with women.

If you want to stay with me,

you've got to learn one thing -

to keep your mouth shut!

Tomatoes.

What have you got

in your head, anyway?

Here.

Wine! Sweet honeydew,

pleasure of Don Matthew!

Long life to the bride,

fresh as a rose!

It was all because of a dance!

A kiss!

We want to see a kiss!

She's calling us.

- Why don't you come and eat?

- We'll be right there.

Come and sit.

- Teresa, come sit down.

- I don't have time.

Come.

Follow me.

- I have to eat.

- You can eat afterwards.

Where are you taking me?

To see Oswald.

This way.

Don't pull on me.

I'll slap you.

Oswald, look who's here.

Poor thing. Who is he?

My cousin Oswald. He's sick.

He stays in here.

They never let anyone see him.

Make him laugh.

- How?

- Do what you were doing before.

Little birdie.

Scoundrels! That's what you are!

You'll get a thrashing tonight!

Out of here right now!

Who let you in?

Get out of here!

You always eat standing up

like a horse?

I always eat on my feet.

Who's going to keep

the house going if not me?

I had two husbands, but both died.

For three nights I've been up

at 1:
00 a.m. To cook.

Think I'm tired? If I felt like it,

I could dance all night long.

Us older women

are better than young girls.

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