Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story Page #4
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I say we go back to doin'
what we know.
Stagecoaches.
You never know how many
guards gonna be on a train.
Could be a dozen.
A stagecoach, one,
maybe two.
And I think we can get maybe
four stagecoaches
in the time it takes us
to hit one train.
A lot less chance of gettin'
a load of buckshot
in your ass, too.
Well, fair enough.
You've convinced me.
And no killing.
No killing, frank bell.
I'll try.
These beans is ready.
Woah, woah, woah.
Lose 'em.
These two fellas to your left
are a lot more nervous
than I am,
so no sudden movements,
you hear me?
Frank, you keep an eye on
them while I look in the coach.
Look who's barkin' orders
now.
Hey, I'm captain of this ship.
You got a problem with that
I'll be on my way.
You got a problem?
No problem.
Do what I say.
Oh.
Ma'am.
No, sid.
Sid.
No.
Alright.
Now close your eyes
and count to 100.
Really, close your eyes.
I'll close 'em for ya.
That's good.
Keep countin'.
Stagecoaches instead of trains.
Here's to Nathaniel Reed.
Nathaniel Reed is dead.
Well, what're we supposed
to call you, then?
I say call him apple Jack.
Texas Jack.
Woah, now.
I like it.
Here's to Texas Jack.
Texas Jack.
Texas Jack.
Alright.
Shameless.
How's the flow?
There's some particularly fine
lookin' women up there
in St. augustine.
Like you'd know.
I do know.
Is that her?
Yeah.
Can I see?
She was a fine lookin' woman.
Get them horses saddled, frank.
Yes, sir.
I'm goin' into town to stock up.
Hey, no more beans.
No more beans.
You know, I've
been thinkin'...
No, frank, I don't.
I've been thinkin'
Nathaniel Reed's
for his britches.
Why would you say that?
Well, we're the ones down
here doin' all the work
and he's up there on his horse
barkin' orders.
Well, because of Reed you
know we got whiskey, money...
I don't mind takin' orders
from him.
Yeah, well... he's not as smart
as he thinks he is.
What do you know about smart?
Mmm.
I know a thing.
A thing or two.
Two might be pushin' it.
God dammit.
Apple cider whiskey.
Why don't you have
a little coffee?
They're comin' hard.
They're comin' hard?
Yeah.
I don't feel like chasing a
stagecoach today, do you?
No sir, I do not.
I'm gonna try something
different.
What do you got in mind?
Ok.
I don't like it.
You don't like anything.
Yeah.
You wanna tell us why you're
blocking our path, mister?
Just on my way to a funeral,
friend.
My- my brother got killed
and I got awful drunk
when I heard about it last night
and I got in a poker game and
i lost my horse and my gun.
I lost my coat.
I'm sorry to hear your trouble.
But you ain't answered
my question now, did you?
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