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Um, congratulations. To the both of you.

Some day I'm gonna be top hand, you watch.

* I took my hand and brushed her cheek *

- That party ain't for me, Beth.

- Seems like quite the trick.

But it's our show now.

First time I've been here in a month.

- We've taken our last call from you, buddy.

and I will not be the one who breaks.

- Come on, now, I mean it.

- Well, excuse me for not studying government in college.

Hendon: Yes, sir, we got them wrangled.

- Can you get me out of here? - Yeah, let's go.

This looks like exactly what it is: work.

- Where's your ride?

- When then, Beth? [coffee pouring]

- Hi, so nice to see you.

Crowd likes it.

You said it yourself.

Right now, we are seen as the rich man's play thing.

[cheering, chanting]

- They is on your ass tonight.

with my bare hands, Lynelle.

- You're gonna walk back?

We have a lot of work to do.

against what is good for the ranch.

Rowdy: Where you going?

- I don't know.

And the horse more.

- We're calving, Beth. When is he coming back?

- Wow, so much ambition.

- How you plan on doing that?

- Looking that way.

- To uphold the Constitution of the United States...

- Well, you know what?

the fact that you voted for a man

- I, John Dutton...

I see it worked.

they find attractive, and some they don't.

- Two. - Three.

If I had your ranch, I'd do the same thing.

of this state a century later, now leads it.

- Screw you, I got dresses.

- Oh, I'm well aware.

* And the Cajuns on that back porch play zydeco *

and go to the Governor's ball tonight

you aren't already there.

And I'm the only one that knows that you have this,

* And I don't know what possessed me *

- Like everything before right now.

- How to make money off other people's money.

- What the hell are you laughing at?