Uncle John Page #3
are you talking about?
He burned down
your brother's barn?
Yeah, yeah.
to tell him.
Said he was real sorry and all.
Said he saw hell,
and he was real sorry
and all now.
Jesus Christ, Carl,
when will you...
I mean, that's a pretty god
damn big one, don't you think?
Yeah, yeah, a big one.
Well, I know he was talking
to damn near everyone.
Surprised you
didn't know that one.
Well, I heard some of it.
I mean,
but not the whole god damn barn.
Ah, he was out to ray Reynolds
about the money
he stole from him.
Just the other night,
he was down in the bar
pulling damn near everyone aside
on a real mission, apparently.
He come out to see you, John?
No.
No, I haven't, uh...
I haven't talked to Dutch
in years now.
Well, I imagine he will be
or would be or would have been.
Oh, you know.
Oh, you know,
all the stories with...
Well, you know.
People always said
he was with Dede, you know?
- You know.
- Yeah, well, I...
I heard plenty.
Most of that,
just not about the barn.
Danny, you know,
ain't none too happy
about these Dutch confessions.
He, uh, hasn't seen the light
or whatever like his brother,
you know?
himself, huh... to shut him up?
- No.
- That right, Ace?
No, I'm just...
I'm just saying.
At least he didn't burn down
your barn.
God damn it, Carl, you...
Jesus.
And, um... and so...
So if I just have something
that he can tug on with.
If he's acting aggressively,
we'll just... he'll just
take it out on the tugging.
You know, when I look
in his eyes in those moments,
his eyes are not
the "I want to kill you"
sort of eyes of a creature
that's trying to hurt you.
His eyes are sort of
in the kind of like...
- Hi. Oh, f***.
- Sh*t.
- I'm sorry.
- Oh, man, no.
- Hey, flip that sh*t over, man.
- That's my bad.
- There you go.
- Ooh, that's a lot of coffee.
It's okay, it's my bad. F***.
Do you have paper towels?
Here you go.
That should be good.
Thanks a lot, Teddy.
- I got this.
- Perfect.
All right, yep.
That's all we need is that.
- Here, take a little bit more.
- Yeah, maybe.
Time is of the essence here.
- Okay, I got this.
- There you go.
Here, you got that end?
I'll be the skewers.
Go for it, yeah.
Oh, yeah, got to double it.
Triple it!
Yeah. Yo, hustle.
- This is enough.
- No, no, no, no.
- This is good.
- This is not nearly enough.
Need more, Mike.
Got to have it.
I'm proud of you. Keep going.
He came to work really high,
so I have to f*** with him.
- That's mean.
- I don't know about mean, but...
I'm moving, man.
Okay.
- Katelyn, right?
- Uh, just Kate.
Okay.
We got to be nearing the end
here, right, man?
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