different way of life from anything we're used to. We would like to touch base with you on one or two ideas... that we think would make life a lot easier for all of us. Do we have to listen to this? Were you in the middle of something? No. Mr. Wilson just doesn't feel the same need... to be hospitable to our out-of-town guests as I do. Get on the bull. - "Get on the bull"? - Get on the bull! Is that what that is? I didn't know. Is that a recreational activity? I was hoping for volleyball or tennis. We have an annual prison rodeo. We're awfully proud of it. We like to run you new fellas through this little test... just to see if you have any aptitude for it. Sure. Fine with me. Make sure we haven't overlooked some big rodeo star. - You won't be needing me, right? - You wanna shut up? Let her rip. You're on backwards. Over the rig. I thought you meant the other way. I was looking for the horns to come out. - Ready, Mr. Wilson? - Ready. Proceed. You gotta try this. It's fun. It's like the merry-go-round at Coney Island. Try two level. Where's the part where I go "hee-haw"? Go to three. This is fun. Look, Ma, I'm dancin'. Ride it, Skip! Ride that son of a bitch! All right. - Is it all right if I get off now? - Yes, you can get off now. You two fellas can go on back to your cells. Mr. Barstow. We had a nice little visit, didn't we, Warden? Here are some of those ideas I was talking to you about earlier. Chew on these for a few days, and when you're ready, give me a call... and we'll go over them. - Get rid of them. - Maybe we could meet for lunch. - I don't believe what I just saw. - The damn machine's malfunctioning. The machine's fine. Maybe you'd like to get up on it and try it for a six. - Luck was all it was. - That boy's a born cowboy. - From New York? - I don't care if he's from Tasmania. No inmate ever took Double-Aught to six level before. Your big rodeo star Graham... born with cow shit in his ears, he never got past a four. - Graham's had a lot of injuries. - And I've had ten years of humiliation. I ain't even gonna talk about the money trouble I'm in... from losing to Warden Sampson and his Doerin Prison gorillas because of him. If that eastern kid's for real, he's gonna ride for Glenboro Prison... in the next rodeo and we're gonna whip Sampson's boys and win that prize. Now, get that kid back in here in an hour. I wanna test him out on Double-Aught again. Checking it out with him. My back hurts. I'm gonna have to drop out. My back still hurts from yesterday. It's at it again. Harry, rub me a little bit right here, would ya? That's it. Good. That's better. Did you try that thing in the warden's office? It's fun! Jesus is the champion bull rider from his province, man. You're kidding. That's wonderful. Does that mean you're gonna ride in the prison rodeo? Jesus says the rodeo is bullshit. Why? Do you know how much money they make from this rodeo? $85,000 to $100,000. $100,000. That money is supposed to go to the prisoners. But we don't get shit. We get our ass kicked. They get rich. Are you telling me the prisoners don't get one penny of that money? No. Well, I'm exaggerating a little here. Two years ago, we got new Ping-Pong balls, five boxes. I don't understand. Then why do the guys go to the rodeo? They scare the shit out of everybody by threatening to deny their parole. That's how they get all the kiss-asses. Outrageous, man. Over in Texas, they run an honest rodeo, man. Yeah. The prisoners can even keep the prize money. Them wardens over there are pretty decent... not like these pricks. Isn't that fuckin' outrageous? Say, I hear you went to a six on Double-Aught. My man. Did you tell him that? It wasn't so tough. Well, if you really did a six... they are going to want you to ride in that Top Hand Competition next time. So? Don't worry about me. I'm not a brownnoser. Everybody
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