Joe Page #4
I got us
jobs today.
- I got a job today.
- Good for you, baby.
Dorothy!
Dorothy, guess what.
He got one. That's good.
Stop!
Sorry.
Got that a**hole put away?
Yes, Joe,
he's in the back.
That a**hole
bites me again...
Well, he's got
the devil in him.
- F*** that.
- Come on, baby.
Well, look at that. What's that?
Come here.
A Mexican game show.
That's what I'm talking about.
Can I fix you something, baby?
Coke, ice.
Here you go,
sweetie.
So what you got
the blues over, Joe?
I'm not so bad.
Want one of my girls?
You want two
of my girls?
Not today.
Today is a special day.
- It is?
- I only want your company, Merle.
- Why, thank you.
- Come here.
Mmm!
Lace!
- A**hole!
- Lacy!
Put the dog
in the back!
I got it. Come on.
I got it.
Come on.
You don't need that
thing to take care of you.
Where are you
going, Joe?
Girl, get your ass
off the floor.
Quit being stupid.
- You see who that was?
- Yes.
Was that World War I or II?
Where'd you get that hat?
- W-W-2.
- Oh, right.
Got it down there
at the Army-Navy.
Been making some money over at
Henry's house, throwing the dice.
Yeah, I know. I was gonna go
over there later, clean him out.
Maybe I'll see you there.
I've been doing pretty
good taking the money
from them old ladies that old
blind George hang out with.
Take about 60 or 70%
of my winnings
and donate it to
the diabetes research.
Then I take the rest of it
and buy war paraphernalia.
One of these days
I'm gonna be a regular GI Joe.
Pow.
Fistful of dollars!
Or something like that.
Henry.
In here, Joe!
Hey, Joe.
How you been doing?
- Who's that?
- Henry's just making a damn mess here.
- What are you trying to do, Henry?
- I don't know.
Yeah, well, I don't think
I'd cut it into a roast.
No.
You can do it
any way you want to,
but if it was mine,
I'd cut it into steaks.
Come over here and show
him how to do it, honey.
And Henry, you can
sit down there
and tell me a joke
or sing a song or something.
Sh*t, you might as well just
I'm gonna sit down and have me
a cigarette in this wheelchair.
- Couldn't you, George? - I reckon
I could do better than he's doing it.
- Oh, no.
No.
All right, I'll show you
how to make the steaks.
That'd be good,
baby. I love back scrapple.
That's good.
That's enough.
Now look what
happened to the poor thing.
So much blood
on the floor.
Oh, God. Oh.
Where'd you get
this deer?
It was hung up on
the fence over at Mr. Lee's,
and Henry and I was
coming back from the IHOP,
and I took out my. 38
and shot her in the head.
Honey, you use that knife
just like an artist's brush.
I mean, you know
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