Wheeler

or if it's just

kind of a pipe dream, but...

Seems to me like

it's kind of late in life

to be doing somethin' like that.

I don't know how he did it,

goin' through all that.

I can't imagine and it...

It breaks my heart for him.

But I guess if he goes on

out there and makes it big,

then more power to him,

and I'll be so proud.

You know, today, sugar,

that country music

just isn't country.

It's just cheesy.

What happened to the cowboys

singin' about real life?

Wheeler's...

Got a life and a story to tell.

He's so full of heart.

Country music needs that.

Nashville doesn't even know

what's comin' to 'em.

Don't you find it

pretty damn hilarious

when people go bitchin'

and complainin'

and goin' on

about illegal immigrants?

What do you mean?

Hell, my ancestors actually

came from Tennessee.

They came down to Texas

in the 1830s.

At that time,

Texas was part of Mexico.

Basically, the Mexican

government couldn't get

any of its own people

to settle up there,

so they offered Americans

free land and low taxes.

They had people showin' up from

Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee.

Most of 'em didn't register.

They were growin' their cotton,

raisin' their cattle...

And gettin' stinkin' rich

livin' off the free resources.

Santa Anna found out about it,

and home boy

got pretty pissed off.

He sent the troops up there

to control all these illegals.

Started taxin' 'em

out their ass.

Now, the Americans,

they didn't take too kindly

to that,

so they started to revolt.

And what did that lead to?

What's that?

The battle of the Alamo, man.

Texas became its own country

for nine years.

Then joined up

with ol' America in 1845.

So basically,

at the end of the day...

We're all illegal immigrants.

I was surprised to see

a Japanese pickup

Rate this script:(0.00 / 0 votes)