The Man Who Shook the Hand of Vicente Fernandez Page #3
see, I, used to be in radio.
go to die, you know.
wait.
DJ Ricochet Rex.
Ricochet Rex,
Jesse James of DJs.
the lone rider (sun | sound???)
yep.
I mean, I knew there was something
about that voice of yours.
you know, I used to listen
to your show in my way from school
Ah, I just showed up and
drop the needle in right groove, that's all.
my (worker | wife???)to take me
to these DJ conventions and
That year, we're in Chicago.
there I am
I got cup of coffee
trying to get some peace,
cus it ain't easy to
spend entire day with a bunch of people
that just like to hear themself talk.
this friend of mine, he
kinda adventurous type
used to say all kind of crazy things
in his show, whatever anything else
He says
I want you to meet someone.
There is someone
I want you to meet.
I don't if you know
his music, or not?
but he is pretty damn great.
wetbacks out there?
(cer vadid???)
I mean, that pretty voice of yours
is sure as some ugly things.
take it easy there, partner.
perdn
to a couple of Latino gentleman.
and I remember one of them
is all dolled up and glittering
and collar and everything else
and a biggest sombrero
you ever saw in your life
(he was stand there lay day???)
shook my hand
Who?
what are you? a couple of owls?
Vicente Fernandez.
I was up there,
He was up promoting some record, I guess.
1975,
might've been 76
the celebrity DJ that shook the hand of
- standing right here, in front of us
- Dios...
Mio
(In the first place, He's a celebrity???)
(It's a long story.I can not explain now.???)
(If shortened? Ben shook the Vicente Fernandez.???)
(Can you believe it ???)
Dios
Do you remember, he in middle
I mean, will you tell the others
- tell'em What? about Who?
- Vicente Fernandez!
well, I suppose I could
if it means that much (to it???), sure.
Welcome to family day
we hold one here once a month.
Most families
they don't come here after awhile.
Some just forget or
(live other???) State.
that's 'Solelina's grandmother.
she stays here with us.
happy family day!
return to the sender.
I gave'em boy life and
he gives me a gift basket.
the Walker gang.
the Walker family owns the place.
Whatever he says (goes | ghost???).
- eh, I get you, you (weinee???). bastard
- do not confront him
I'm not the confrontational type
- they sit around all day playing ....
- the Mexican rat screw
you know it?
I played a few hands in my time.
he makes them all play
but he keeps (card of anything???)
they can't take up his sleeve.
You never call him on it?
he fired an intern as (we for???)
bring him the wrong kind of juice
you're crazy you think I'm gonna
accuse him of cheating, he'll kick me out
Hey, Ugly!
- is he talking to you?
- just ignore them.
you damned ugly (speaker???)
you deaf too?
do.. don't, Mr. Page.
I can afford to lose this job.
hand me another jello and make it
snappy like Speedy Gonzales.
excuse me. the last I heard
this gentleman called the nurse
not a waiter.
What's it to you, tenderfoot?
you know who I am?
Yeah, I've heard.
I've been watch you play rat screw.
to me, you're just another (thin???) horn.
you calling me a cheat?
dare say out loud in front of
these nice old ladies
From now on, you treat with
this man with a little respect, eh?
he may have to
but I sure as hell don't
you gonna regret sticking nose
where it ain't wanted, old timer
My list regrets is long, my friend
take a number.
Very nice.
well let's go visit.
- Mr. Walker!
- Oops, I hear mamma calling.
do you hear?
I got both of you in my sights
One of these days
when you? at least expected,
I wanna get you.
that's one of my nasty habits,
(drike bought it????)
Mr. Davis, you remember one of our best nurses
Alejandro Ramirez.
- allow me to introduce, Mr. Sotta,
- also from the health commission.
all is right as rain here.
the residents look happy.
What do you think, Alex?
How does it all look on the ground?
right as rain, sir.
oh, keep up the good work then.
Mr. Walker, will you join us?
Tell us the news about your son.
I keep hearing about all wonderful things
running the home your family owns
- and (Malinda???)
- he's so busy over there
he can't get over to this place
pay his old man a visit
whatever Walker doesn't get away with legally,
because Dr. Dominguez,
to sign off one
I wasn't quite sure what two of them
cooking up there but ...
it ain't sweet.
There's a lot of money to be made around here
cutting corners, Mr. Page.
And Mr. Walker
got them all.
around 1975
it could've been 76.
- was he tall?
- was he, what?
- was he tall?
- tall?
well I'd say he's about 5 feet 6 inches, sorry
I don't believe you.
and god, (anybody???)stood tall
for his side, oh yeah
And his handshake?
And his handshake?
like a vise, firm, strong.
He seemed like a kind man,
you know what I mean.
He was one of those
You know, I could tell,
You know how you tell sometimes about people like that
He was a class act, yeah.
- Can you tell us what he wore?
- What did I say?
- if can you tell us what he wore?
- already told you five times.
one more times, come on, please.
he was all dressed up in black
and he had all the silver jewels
coming down of his sleeves, and everything else ...
ooh, and he had a sombrero
I never seen a such big
sombrero in my life
must've been 30 inches across
ooh, he wore a red scarf
right around his neck.
Too much for you?
your favorite, DJ.
(Lancashire Automotive.???)
guess (he's | who's???) worst guy now, Mr. Page
And his mustache, ah
The work of art.
Perfect!
in every details.
he was waxed
not a hair at a place
all of this fuss over
a goddamn handshake.
I think it's time these people
reminded who's boss around here
get rid of it.
We really shouldn't.
he's insured by the Academy.
might attract too much attention
If his profile is too high and
we just throw him out.
Do not worry,
I have a better idea.
reminded who's boss around here, doctor
Mr. Walker.
it is (Montebellos???), third grade class, hah.
I think that's your granddaughter, look.
that's Vicente.
that's probably (mia???)
alright guys,let's give
Mr. Page some peace.
He told us enough stories for the night, okay?
- everybody, come on
- good night to all
- good night.
- good night.
- you're famous, grandpa
- What? so you now love me?
guess what?
Buttons.
When I grow up,
- What? don't you mean a cowboy?
- do we still need cowboys?
do we still need cowboys? eh.
are filled clear to the brim with bandits
Someone gotta hunt them down
bring'em to justice.
bring'em to justice, I said
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