Transpecos
Yeah, are you
still at work or what?
Right.
Well, you know, hon...
I've got to go.
I've got to go.
Got some work to do.
Right. I love you, too.
You can't do this.
I don't have a choice.
You can't do this, man.
Right there.
Right there, Davis.
Yeah. Yeah,
there you are.
Looks like a size eight.
Probably a teenager.
He's alone.
Okay. Let's go. That way.
So the guy
pulls a gun, and he says,
"I didn't come for your gold.
I came for the justice."
And then the wagon blew up.
Blah, ba-blah, ba-blah.
They leave these
movies open for sequels
all the time,
and that's the problem.
They just want to
make more money.
Right. It was a terrible movie.
The girl at least like it?
"The girl"? What girl?
The girl, the one that you said
you were meeting from El Paso.
Oh, my god.
That was a complete bust.
I ended up seeing
the f***ing movie by myself.
What?
Yeah.
The second I pull up,
she gets in the car,
she starts
talking about champagne.
"Champagne, I wanna taste some.
"I wanna try
champagne tonight."
You think there's anywhere in this f***ing
bullshit town that sells champagne?
Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hey, what?
Hold on.
What's the matter?
He stopped.
Hmm.
What are you seeing here?
Well, he stopped there,
and he's shuffling.
Indentation is deeper here
on this edge,
so he probably switched the bag
over to the other shoulder.
Which probably means
he's gonna start...
Nice.
Yeah.
See? I'm listening, man.
I am. I'm learning.
I don't believe it, either.
I can't believe I can do this.
What? What is it?
What the sh*t is that?
The kid's
definitely a drug mule.
Not sure which cartel, though.
I didn't know
these things were real.
I thought those
were just stories.
It's not just a Hobbs story.
They do this for safe
passage across the desert.
Looks like he brushed out.
Hey, hey, hey.
Don't touch it.
possessed by demons or something?
I'm just saying.
I'll touch it.
Good lord.
I see you girls finished
playing grab-ass out there.
Decided to come
out here and help me.
We almost had him, Hobbsy.
I was right there.
What happened?
He outrun you or something?
No, he, uh, started at the wall,
started bearing left.
Davis caught it.
Miracle of god.
Yeah, then he brushed out.
Kid got to see his
first shrine, though.
You didn't touch it, did you?
See, that's what Flores said.
Y'all are too superstitious.
I don't know what
you're talking about.
See any action
while we were gone?
No, just a car
full of frat boys.
Forgot how to get back.
Looked like they had a pretty
rough time down there,
so I didn't mess
with them too much.
Still early, though.
I hate to say it,
but I don't think we're gonna
see much out here today.
I don't know, Flores.
It was the sound of that wind
that brought me here to set
up this point this morning.
Do you remember what old
Louise used to say about that?
Yeah, it's how she found you.
That's right.
Hold on.
We got something.
Time to earn your money, boys.
Let's see what you got, junior.
Good morning, sir.
Good morning.
Turn your car off
for me for a minute.
Thank you.
You a U.S. citizen?
Yes, sir.
Hmm. Where are you heading?
I work on Mr. Copeland's
ranch off 617.
I'm going into town
to get some alfalfa.
Can I see some
identification, please?
All right, Mr. Ferrara.
that looks like alfalfa?
Um, no, sir.
Good. All right, thank you.
You have a nice day.
Boy, you're forgetting
more than I know.
Did you expect this checkpoint
to be here today, Mr. Ferrara?
Excuse me, sir? Did you
expect this checkpoint...
Thank you, sir.
You're free to go.
Please. Thank you
for your cooperation.
Thank you, sir.
Mmm-hmm.
That's the kind
of mood you're in?
That's Alberto, man.
I know that's Alberto,
and this is my point.
Forget it.
All right, 3-2.
You ready, Davis?
No. No, wait. Hold up.
That's 3... it's 3-3.
No, it's 3-2...
Mickey mantle, here you go.
Watch this.
There you go.
We got 4-2.
That's a double. We got a ghost
man on second. Go ahead.
Oh, swing, batter, batter.
One, two.
Go, man! One more.
Come on.
Stop the car.
Stop the car.
Okay, keep going.
Go up to him.
What are you stopping for, sir?
Sir, he asked me to stop.
You guys saw it when I made
him stop and then come up?
No, you didn't see that?
D*ckhead.
I did see that. I did.
Okay, that was funny.
Come on.
I pay attention.
"Hey, stop.
Okay, keep going."
Just f*** with them. I'm
so f***ing bored out here.
Cone Olympics.
Cone Olympics.
I got it.
Here, I got you a chair, Hobbs.
Yeah.
Here's a chair for you.
That's cute.
That's cute, boys.
If you don't wanna play cone
Olympics, just have a seat.
If he sits down, he won't
be able to get back up.
Ready?
Oh.
Ah!
So these shotguns
are sticking out the back
of one of the vans,
and boom, boom!
They start dumping
hot lead on us,
through the onion field,
heading down to canyon road
straight for the border.
Now, old Shepherd, he's driving.
It's long before he was stuck
doing all that desk duty.
He managed to get us right
up behind that vehicle.
I lean out,
and with this pistol,
one shot, that tire's shredded.
And this Van flips over and
topples down into the canyon.
We head down there,
and there's all these
kangaroos standing around.
These wetbacks were smuggling
kangaroos in a Van into Mexico.
Come on, man.
Well, they shot first.
It's not what I'm saying. You
know what I'm talking about.
I'm serious.
You go down there,
you can still find kangaroos
if you know where to look.
Let me finish?
Okay, fine. Go ahead.
Just stop, please. Just stop
saying "wetbacks" altogether.
Oh, come on. "Wetbacks,"
"back scratches."
It don't matter to me, knowing
they swim over or crawl under.
Back when I got started,
it wasn't so PC.
It was either
"wets" or "Tonks."
And do you call your kids that?
What?
Do you call your kids
"wetbacks" and "Tonks"?
I mean, do you say it like, "hey,
Tonk, go to the bathroom,"
or, "come eat your food,
Tonk," or...
You watch it.
All right.
It's different. I'm talking
about bona fide criminals here.
All right, all right,
all right. Let's drop it.
No, no, no.
Come on, now.
you was tracking earlier?
I mean, can we call
them "drug mules,"
or is that gonna offend
your delicate sensibilities?
No, of course. I mean, sure.
Yeah, they're mules.
But they're still
little boys underneath it.
Uh-uh, no, sir.
That all changed when
they picked up that AK,
decided to become soldiers, and
they will be treated as such.
Well, I just wanna know,
just for clarification,
just so we can get all
the terminology right,
do you want us to call you
an "a**hole" or a "douche"?
'Cause you're both of them,
and I wanna get it right.
"Mr. a**hole."
Mr. a**hole, got you.
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