Promised Land Page #6
Yeah, come on in, man, come on up,
hey I got some coffee brewing.
Yup, there you are, I got you. Okay.
In order to use a drill this big,
they're shooting all this water and all
this sand into the ground with the drill!
And with all that,
they also shoot chemicals.
No, doesn't look scary?
Okay, great. So what I'm gonna do,
I'll just leave that with you and
and just read that over, just look
Oh hey, I'll sign it right now.
No no, well you should read it over,
and I'm gonna come back.
I'm gonna be in town for a couple of days.
They don't just use one chemical.
They use all of em,
all at the same time,
and some chemicals,
they don't even tell us about.
So,
when they go to do that drilling,
let me show you what happens.
It's dirty!
Oh gross, what is that?
Hey, let me ask you something?
What d'you think?
What d'you mean?
Well I mean, the well, what I mean.
So when they finally start drilling,
there's no way to tell
where all those chemicals are gonna go.
So they start mixing with the dirt
and the sand and the water,
You think it's gonna be a gusher?
Is that what you call it, a gusher?
Well, we're gonna have to do
some test, andand you know,
there's a whole process
No, come on,
we're gonna go through.
now!
I'm not tellin' bout tests.
Between me and you?
We're gonna be partners?
Come on, you could tell me, I ain't gonna
tell nobody. What's your gut feeling?
Uh
Uhm you really seem like a lucky guy.
Yeah.
Whoo! Yeah! That's what
I'm talking about!
Alright!
Yeah.
We preciate you guys comin' by, right?
Thank you.
You want me to show you how bad it is
to have all that dirty water come back up
to the land in a pretty farm like mine?
Let's take a look.
Hey, let me show you.
Oh no, that'sI don't think
Don't worry, I got it.
Uhm
Trust me. Alright, ready?
Wow!
Wait wait wait.
Why do you think it's cool?
Come on guys, we had all
these beautiful animals like cows,
and horses, and chickens,
we even have turtles.
What's this guy's name?
Trigger!
This is Trigger?
Hey Trigger.
Now, do you think Trigger
can survive in my farm?
No.
You don't think so?
No.
Right, let's try it.
NO!!
God, Dad! We struck it big, right here!
Huh? This little two acre lot!
Alright, there you go, take one.
Stick em anywhere you
can, get in trouble.
No. Don't get in trouble.
Alright, so I willI will see you around.
Great.
Alright. Bye.
See ya.
Damn, that's your birthday everyday,
Oh, stop it.
isn't it?
What's he got?
1.8 acres.
How much?
Smart.
Let's just go.
Oh come on, the guy's
gonna get a free 5000 bucks.
Sh*t. Don't say anything!
Hello.
Two dollars.
Yeah. Lynn.
.. So I wake up, 6 a.m. on the ground,
I was on the ground, I didn't know I fell.
Just like this. All the way down, bang!
I kidd you not! I kidd you not!
Wooh! Ma'am, thank you,
I'm gonna bounce at it.
Steve! There he is!
Good morning.
Wow wow, you alright, Adam?
Me animals lost him.
It's not that funny, my God! But you
make me feel good, I'm not gonna lie.
Yeah great, so I'm the bad guy.
I mean, never mind the fact
that we use it. Here, I got it.
You know we spend a billion dollars a day
to freight for that stuff, overseas?
When we got this huge resource right here
in our backyard, I mean that's insane.
Now I got to deal with
I mean I don't even know
what that guy's saying.
Mr. Butler, you ain't gonna hold it.
Listen
You seem like a nice enough man, so
I'm gonna be straight with you,
so as to not waste your time.
He lost his father, my brother,
you ain't gonna lecture me on the
whole foreign oil dependency routine.
But let me ask you a question, Steve.
If I do this
what I'm gonna tell that boy?
What am I telling him about this farm that
my daddy gave me and his daddy gave him?
What am I telling him about what his
daddy went to the desert to fight for?
See, Steve,
you and I both know that the only
reason you're here, is cause we're poor.
How many wells you got up near Manhattan?
Or Pittsburgh?
How bout Philadelphia? Huh?
It's okay. I get it.
Gd. ht' wht u
yu'r hr fr, rght?
You bout ready, Blake?
Listen, Steve
you ain't never get what you
came here to take from me.
To be honest with you, I don't even
like the fact that you're here trying.
Two minutes, Blake!
You can see yourself out.
Turn around.
Well We definitely have the space.
Food and games to the left, put the
animals and bathrooms to the right.
I bet we could even do
a tractor pull back there
behind the ferris wheel right next
to the you know, the whirly thing.
That's it, I mean what am I
what am I missing?
I don't know.
Oh come on, Sue!
I have never even been to a town fair.
I'm not P.R., this is for
the back up team.
We are the back up team!
Trust me, you wanna win?
This is how you do it.
Look, if we can't sign
everyone to a lease,
at least we let them know what
it feels like to have some money.
Now what am I missing?
Bouncy castles.
Congratulations.
You just got a job in P.R.
Well hello there.
Are you the owner of this place?
Oh good. We're starting
in a field left out. Come on in.
Quite a house.
Yeah. For such a single lady.
I didn't say that.
Yeah, you didn't have to.
I was expecting that
it would have way more cats.
No, that wasn't really a big deal
for me to move back here.
I was living in the city
when my Dad died, they asked me
if I wanted to sell, and
You know, it had been in
my family for generations, and
I didn't wanna be
the one that'd give it up.
It's beautiful.
Yeah.
You know, according to our records,
you do have 82 acres up.
I can give you a couple of tips
to boost your crop there.
Right, that's not for me,
that's for my students.
Oh really?
Yeah, I bring em out here, and I
lock em to the process.
You're teaching farming kids how to farm?
I'm not teaching em how to farm.
Oh, I'm sorry. No, you're teaching
farming kids how to garden.
No, I'm teaching them
how to take care of something.
Alright.
Gimme me the pitch.
You came all the way out here.
No, it's getting late.
Are you serious?
No, it's a whole thing, I mean,
you know, I have a
PowerPoint presentation,
there's an interpretative dance section,
takes atakes a while.
Gimme a little bit of it.
Just the dance.
II can come back.
Hi.
Someone told me
well, I heard youyou from Iowa,
and your daddy,
your daddy he was a farmer.
Grandfather.
What'd you say?
Doesn't matter.
So you got somethin' to say?
Right then say it!
Really?
Yeah!
You guys just f***ing baffle me.
How you just don't get it.
Yeah?
Why don't you tell me?
'Cause I'm really curious about
what it is that I don't get.
Money.
Money.
And I'm not talking about
little pay increases.
I'm talking about F*** you money.
college loans for your kid?
This money says F*** you, loans.
You worried about car payments?
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