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what I just seen.
town with a goddamn Tommy gun.
- Floyd Banner?
- Floyd Banner.
Oh, hey, look here. In the middle
of all that, I was thinking about you.
Got you one of these shell cases, Cricket.
- Oh, thanks, Jack!
- Yeah.
Figured we could put holes in it,
you know.
Put a chain through it, hang it around
our necks for luck or something.
Floyd Banner.
He looked like he had direction, vision.
You got smoke coming out the cabin.
Jesus Christ, Cricket.
- This gonna work?
- Naturally,
the recipe, of course.
And with this set-up through the pipes,
no one'll even know it's down here.
The man tucks away his bottle,
out he goes.
Well... Partner, I don't know if
that's the stupidest thing I ever seen
or you're some kind
of damn genius.
- ooh.
- Mm-hm.
Did Jimmy pay us?
- Yup.
- He did?
Thank you.
Hi, Forrest.
This here's the new Special Deputy.
He's been brought in
from the city to help us out.
You know, make sure things go smooth.
My name is Charlie Rakes,
I'm from Chicago.
That damn brother of yours,
is he somewhere about?
Who's in the car?
That there's the new
Commonwealth's Attorney, Mason Wardell.
He wants to work it out so everybody
gets to do some business.
Henry,
go see what Mr. Wardell wants.
Pete, who the hell is this son of a b*tch?
Me? I'm the one who's going to make
your life real difficult from now on
if you don't toe the line, country boy.
Don't you ever touch me again.
All right, all right.
Forrest, it already settled.
The whole county's gonna
get on board eventually.
Start at $20 a week, $30 a load
and that gets you free passage
throughout the whole county.
- No one'll bother you.
Mr. Wardell, he'd like a jar
That be all right?
Can I help you, son?
Yeah.
You send your clown
with the bow tie around here again,
and I guarantee you'll personally
pull a cleaver out of his f***ing skull.
You understand me?
You're gonna regret this, Forrest.
He's already regretting it,
he's just too ignorant to know it yet.
Go on, go inside now.
You thinking of drawing on me?
Say your piece, Jimmy.
I got a business to run.
All right, Forrest.
Now we got a chance
to make a good stack of money
here while the getting is good.
But for things to run smooth,
you got to grease the tracks.
Yeah, I hear what
you're saying, Jimmy, and...
...we go back a long way, so Im not
gonna make a big deal out of this,
but, uh...
...I'm a Bondurant.
And we don't lay down for nobody.
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