Happy, Texas Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 98 min
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Me either.
That's funny.
Hilarious.
I couldn't help but notice that...
you seemed to have kept
passion in your relationship.
With David? Passion?
Yeah. I, uh... I guess I work hard
to keep that in my life.
See, relationships for me have all
just been a little bit fuzzy.
I mean, the difference between
what is good and what is settling...
has... has always been
a real problem for me.
So I'm just lookin' for anything
that would help. You know what I
mean? Um, a tip or a magic spell.
For a relationship
that you're in?
Yeah.
Oh.
And this guy, uh...
It is a guy, right?
Yes, it's a guy. Of course it's a guy.
Good.
Guys are easy.
I mean, all they want is...
The bank. The bank!
The bank?
Sugar, stop cryin'.
It's all right.
It's just an accident.
Everybody all right?
Here's your baton, Jency.
I'm sorry it melted.
It's out!
The fire is out!
All you people go home!
No, no, no.
Lefty loosey, righty tighty.
And will somebody turn off
the damned alarm?
Man, I always get scared
when I hear that old tornado siren.
You thought a tornado
hit the bank?
No, no, the bank's alarm
fire department and public safety...
are all tied into
the same system.
My heart is goin'
a mile a minute.
Girl, you need to relax.
Yeah, well, I'm open to suggestions.
Why don't you let me
give the girlfriend role a try?
Help you out with the decorations.
Okay.
Why don't you come by tomorrow then?
David
may I have a word
with you, please?
Now, most times I don't like
to have to say anything...
about what people say
or what they do.
But I will not stand by
and allow you...
to use vulgar language like the GD word
in front of those little girls.
I will not let that happen.
Do you understand me?
I wish you wouldn't
talk to me like that.
Well, I'm sorry, David
but it had to be said.
I'm sorry.
Hi, Miss Schaefer.
Would you mind if I borrow David
for one second?
No.
It's the end times.
What the hell are you trying to do?
About what?
Need I remind you...
Need I remind you that those girls
are our meal ticket here?
What did you do that for?
Don't talk to me like that.
Okay. God.
My mistake.
Everything, uh, copacetic
with your companion there?
Yeah. We're more
like just friends now.
Yeah, it seems friendly.
Yeah, in many ways, we just
stick together 'cause of the job.
Your, uh... your work's
awful important to you.
Sure. I gotta go.
Yeah, hold... hold on there.
Hold on.
I was thinkin'...
Something occurred to me.
If you got the time, I'd like
to ask you some questions...
about you and your...
your friend there.
You mind comin' over
to my office?
Could I do it another time?
Be better for me.
The Lord works
in mysterious ways.
Well, I'm not superstitious
but when she was passin'by
How's it goin'?
You know what they say.
What are they sayin' now?
Well, you know.
Measure twice, cut once.
You?
How are you doing?
Good.
I'm almost finished with my masterpiece.
I call it "Family Tree."
I think I may have
just found my true calling.
How are you doin'? You almost done
with the tree trunks? We need 'em.
Be right there.
So, tell me about this man of yours.
Uh, his name is Glen.
Uh huh.
Where's Glen now?
He's in Van Horne. He stops by every once
in a while for dinner and breakfast.
It's a very modern relationship.
Yeah, we've been together
six years next month.
Six years of what?
Breakfast and phone calls?
Sounds kind of convenient.
Doesn't sound very... very permanent.
Well, I can wait.
What for?
You know, you're in your twenties and
everything's gonna happen "someday."
And then you get a little
past your twenties...
and "someday" is happening
or has happened.
Your dad dies and you go
from being Josephine to Joe...
president of the bank.
And everybody starts
dependin' on ya.
Your love life
sort of takes a back seat.
You start to realize
that maybe... maybe your...
maybe your ultimate dreams
are just unattainable.
I don't know. I guess I'm
still waitin' for "someday."
Well, on the plus side, he does
do somethin' every once in a while...
What's that?
Aw, come on. "Love you" is easy.
Men say it all the time.
Men say they love their work.
Love their cars
love their...
Love their freedom.
He should tell you
something more than that.
Like what?
He should take you in his arms
look you straight in your eyes.
He should say...
I don't know. He should say
"I may have seen a woman in my life...
"who is considered prettier...
"but I've never seen one
more beautiful.
"When you laugh and your eyes
are happy, I think...
I'm a success."
He should say, "I want you."
Yeah.
"I want you, Joe.
anything else because I want you
more than anything else.
"I wanna kiss you.
out of you."
Right. Like some straight guy's
ever gonna say that.
Oh, my God.
Ooh, man, you are good. You know that?
You are really, really good.
Well, a man in love is a man in love.
Yeah.
You know, it makes him say
the strangest things.
Come on.
Finish the trees.
Yeah, the trees.
Let's go.
Well, I better... I, uh...
I better go wash this off so we can...
move on to gettin' covered
in tree trunk brown, yep.
Oh, excuse me.
Don't move.
Gotcha. Bang.
There's one less bunny rabbit
that'll be bothering you.
Damn rodents. Chewing up
everything in sight.
You know
they breed like rabbits.
Yeah, I heard.
Sheriff, why are we out here?
Let me choose
Ever since you and David
come to town...
I've been thinking
"What's wrong with this picture?"
There's one. You want him?
No.
Whoop. There he goes.
Oh, there, he's got two.
Thank you.
Truth to tell, I invited you out here
because I need some advice.
Sure, if I can help.
I'm just a crusty old redneck
and I don't express myself well.
And recently there's someone
that I would...
Why, Sheriff.
You've got a crush on
some sweet thing. That's great.
There comes a time in a...
in a man's life...
when he must be bold.
Sure. I've learnt that you've
gotta say what's in your heart.
Life is short.
To let the chance pass you by
of spending it with someone you love...
that's a sin
a real sin.
Here we go.
You want this one?
You take him.
Bring it up nice and slow.
Easy, easy, easy.
You got the safety off there?
Is it tight against your shoulder?
Keep it tight.
Nice and tight. That's good.
You're good.
Yeah.
I guess like...
like everybody else
I'm scared of bein'...
you know, rejected.
Well, there's no way, man.
You're a real catch.
You're a man's man.
You're a nice guy.
You got your health.
a turn on that uniform is.
Just bring it up tight
into your shoulder there.
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