Guns Girls And Gambling Page #7
For the last 30 years
you've been able to do a little screwing back.
You're just going to have to do it now...
...without an ancient
Apache Warrior mask.
And I'm taking the other briefcase,
...for what happened to
my family.
This ain't over.
Be nice.
I'd hate to have to come back here.
What's so funny, Chief?
Greed.
What about the money?
And John Smith, Chief?
There's still a million dollars in that house.
So really, it was the white man
versus the white men
versus the Indians.
versus the Indians.
Given the Chief's love
for the King...
...they had even been
given a private room...
...right down the hall
from the Chief's office.
That casino is a fortress.
Only Apache warriors
and Elvis impersonators are allowed
in the Chief's Inner sanctum.
I got to use the little boy's room.
So after doing some hard core losing.
I excused myself.
And took care of
business.
Where the hell is it?
Looks like we've been set up boys.
Every man for himself.
But only an Elvis
contest winner...
could walk out of that casino unscathed
Hi.
Sorry son.
There can only be one king.
And that King...
put me in my place
Crap.
Now if you're going to call in all bet.
You better make sure you 're
holding all the cards-
And of course, Elvis-Elvis
didn't destroy the mask.
I can't believe they
fell for that.
Well, actually I can.
My ex, Annabel...
can be a pretty good liar.
Elvis has left the building.
She left me for a doctor?
Yeah, by doctor you
mean lesbian prostitute.
And they both always
had my best interests in mind.
: John Smith.
But luckily I made sure
and stacked the deck...
...in my favor, before I ever
walked into that casino.
But Annabel did leave
me a present.
The Rancher was right
about one thing.
It wasn't an ancient Apache
warrior mask that was stoten...
...It was an ancient Hopi
warrior mask.
And it was the Hopi that should
get it back.
But being a greedy
White man...
...I did take the
Chief's treasure...
and his money.
Just like the real John Smith.
Of course, I wasn't
John Smith at all.
That random guy was.
Huh. John Smith.
Well that's a good name for
an Indian Reservation.
Yup. I was just an impersonator.
A really good one.
Not a bad Elvis either.
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