04x37 - The Ah Chong Story

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I'll come

back.

What are you guys?

What do you think

about

your sweater?

I want to hear both sides of this story
in art.

Can you talk English?

I can understand that gibberish.

You keep blabbing all the time
that not have to listen to him.

All right, now you start this tongue,
this, this cuckoo, as he calls himself.

Well,
he came in here a couple of days ago,

and said he had to have a job,
lead the band.

They were just going to stay a spell
and move

on, had to make some money
so he could get back to San Francisco.

So I helped him out.

Well, no, I don't see anything about that.

And he gets all riled up over riled
either.

One is while.

He put in big place all times.

Are some too much garbage?

No good account cook, you see?

You see there? Can't do a thing with him.

Lock him up, keep crazy
who want on tables.

I can jail because he's very good.

You lock him up.

I tell you this one's dangerous.
Yes, sure.

He's going to k*ll somebody
one of these days.

Well, why don't you just fire him?

My did what?

He won't leave.

That's why I got you.

Now, you firing? Run him out of town.

No, I can't lose job.

Need much job?

Plenty. Much need job. Sure.

Yeah, I know a little bit about cooks.

It's our nature to be

ill tempered at times, especially
when you try to tell him how to cook.

How you know.

Well, I'm with a wagon train outfit
that's going to San Francisco.

We've got an old cook's
been away for years.

Some days
you can live with him, Other days

you wouldn't want to imagine
just by like this young fellow here.

Okay, so cooks are local,
but that doesn't mean go around

swinging knives and everybody.

Now listen, I charm you, cook What?

That's all, understand? Just cook.

But he's your responsibility
if anything happens at your neck.

Now, wait a minute.

I ain't got to be responsible
what he does.

I can't control him.

If he's going to go around
chopping somebody up with that a*s,

I want no part of them. Well,

now you don't want
him, and I don't want to put him in jail.

Oh, Chong, that meat.

Actually, yours is dangerous.

I could have you up for as*ault
with a deadly weapon

item.

No, he had no make no trouble.

He leave town.

Leave right away.

No trouble.

I can't go back. He's

now out.

Looks like
I'm going to have to go back to cooking.

Where are you going?

To next town.

To find a job.

To earn money to call San Francisco.

It's like you have a little trouble.

He's down to face.

I can't not k*ll nobody.

I could cook.

He chop food, but not people.
Pick a strike.

Oil money.

Well, you sure go about it
in a funny kind of way.

I can't lose temper.

He's very hard of money.

So all fired important to you?

Why do you get mad money?

As much help for more than I tongue need
He need Don't have a kitchen.

Well, we sure do.

Our cook hasn't been up to snuff lately.

We're getting old Tired of puny cook?

I can't political cook.

Well, I can't promise you anything.

You see, our wagon master
didn't send me to town to find a cook.

You got it? Go.

Yeah. We're going to seven oh.

I can't go to cook like she win.

Well, wait a minute.

We've only got. To cook some more.

Please. You need him.

He be very happy Cooking wagon, train.

I tell him. Say he's gratitude. Well.

All right, Young.

You be at delivery stable in the morning.

I have to pick the mail up and have all
your possessions and be ready to write.

Oh, I can't be very, very much.

Course, Bill.

Oh. I'll be very honest.

All right,
All right. I'll see you in the morning.

You expect
that rig to get you to San Francisco?

Oh, yes. Brian Hawkes really has got.

Not come a long way.

I In China, roads are a typical hot days.

Well, I guess you know what you're doing.

Get your horse will take off.

Oh, no, horse I Congress horse?

You mean you pull that thing by yourself?

Oh, it's cool.

Flying Hawks much easier this way.

I save much money on horse.

Also only one mile to wait.

I can't.

Maybe I better dig in the blacksmith
and get some horseshoes put on.

You know, San
Francisco isn't just around the corner.

I say, what is that thing?

Is it
a Chinese frying pan? I'm going to. Oh.

As China has done that
by using English house ceremonies

to drive off people spirits.

How does it work? Oh, looks like so.

Oh, What are you doing anyway?

Well,

whoa, whoa.

Oh. What's the matter with you?

What do you think your

mahjong, maybe the horses in China.

I like that kind of noise,
but ours, don't I?

Sorry if he No think we had.

Well, I.

I guess I asked you how it worked in that
you showed me.

You know, our wagon Master
Christopher is a real quiet man.

He likes quiet people and quiet
surroundings.

I call that no ring gong.

Always asked to ring gong.

Well,
I don't think you'll have that problem.

We better hightail.

It will be late getting back to the train.

Are you sure that you can pull out
whatever you call a thing or record talk?

Oh, yes.

Hong Kong, with much strong monarch.

All right, let's go.

Well, if I'm not right, Hawk, you'll tire.

Me. No.

How you doing?

All by? Good.

Very good. And turn around.
Very difficult.

Much hard.

That's what you said before.

You sure you don't want to hook that mess

on the back of the horse
and get up here behind me?

Oh, no, no, no, Pete.

Good luck. I saw.

But why not come sit on horse?

Oh, all right, fine, If you say so.

We're almost there. Anyway.

I'll ride on into camp
and break the news gently to our wagon.

Master. About
you Might take a little doing.

You stay outside camp
and when you hear me whistle.

Come on in. Go.

Oh, well.

Chris got the mail, huh?

Yeah.

Where's

Charlie? Where? Mr.

Worcester's been for the past

six nights in a row, playing poker
with a new pack tonight.

He must be doing pretty good for himself.
Poker?

Maybe at 9:00 AM Not the only time he did
any cooking around here in the morning.

Get his own breakfast.
And you had supper yet? Oh,

Bill, if I could find a new cook, Mr.

Worcester, to have a new job.

Driving all day, standing
guard, all night.

What?

What was that for?

Well,
our problems are solved just by a whistle.

Not exactly.

Well, then what exactly?

Report it.

What is it?

This is our job.

And he's going to solve our food problems,
our chance to cook, and a good one.

Credit will help out

how to get here from China
by way of Saint Louis, That is.

I ran into him in town
and knowing that Charlie did you do

the right thing will fill me in later.

Well, I want a job.

John, welcome to Wagon Train Hot.

John, meet your new boss, Christopher.
Hey, I'll.

You'll see you're through
to San Francisco.

Most happy for you to know.

I can't, first of all.

Well, thank you.

Now your wages will be the regular pay
and keep.

And as Bill says,
we will see that you get to San Francisco.

I would not ask for more.

And now, please excuse.

I can't wait for supper.

You like? Good. You do that.

You know, Chris, I think this
is going to be a change for the better.

I Oh, yeah.

San Francisco, you San.

And that'll take just about long enough
to teach that little poker playing

friend of ours a lesson.

If you're all against jealous,

you'll learn another lesson
from a sharp meat cleaver.

You know, Bill, I think this will get
our little leprechaun back on his toes.

What with the new charge.

I'll give him now to stay with the mail.

I'll be right back.

John,

in order

to get started on the right foot,
there's two things that Mr.

Hale likes.

Good food and hot coffee, both on time.

Oh, don't worry about.

Oh, Chung, He on time? Cook.

Very good. Very old time.

Well, I will be right back.

Why don't you rustle up something
special, huh? Oh, yes.

Indescribable.

Well,

hiring
that fellow was the best idea I ever had.

Yeah.

You know, this makes old
Johnny's hooked up in his boots.

Yeah. Yeah.

Thank you.

You're like. Yes.

You bet. You bet. Thank you.

I can almost. Please.

You'll happy to.

I. Chong No offense, but.

But by the same token,
I want to attack the food here.

Would you mind bringing us
a couple of pork?

I come to show.

You how a Western man
ties into a real meal box.

All right.

And so.

What?

You're winning And that's the way it is.

Yeah, well, somebody's got to win. No.

Who tipped you.

Passed. Out?

Well, I think he's a little bit of work.

About ten gentlemen. Not too big.

I'll say it. Good.

I got good cards.

One card, one. How about you

take another picture?

I think I'll take two

like you

did. It plays well.

It's a little bit different.

Puts a different light on it all together.

You're open.

Don't get excited, boy. We got all night.

After you, Johnny.

I will.

Has never been into a one card draw
or a pat him.

So I check this bet to 20.

I'm out. You don't see fit.

Well, well, well, well, well.

I think I'll call at 20.

Came to gamble. I read.

All right.

Hey, that's a pretty good hand.

You'll win a lot of pots with it.

Just keep playing

like dealer.

Oh, well, wait a minute.

Little later.

Oh, my night at home with eight.

What are you trying to call chatter?

Mr. Krystle's kid?

My poker playing hack and cookie supper,
you know.

What's the matter?
You said we had all night.

Well, maybe not tonight,
but it could get me any time.

You fellas parallel checkers,
I'll take the only deck action.

But can I see it?

Boys like the old apartment.

But they sure can't play poker
with Charlie Booker anyway.

You know, I get out more tonight
and I couldn't.

Two years coupon on that wagon
kind of game wants to Clever boy

much too to golden boy What a quick like

Charlie you're possibly the luckiest
old budget in the whole world.

You know I bet you my poker
never been better.

My cooking is out of this world.

I've never cooked like this before.

You know, I bet if I were to lose my job
with is if I could go back

to Washington, D.C., and get myself a job
cooking for the president.

You know what I mean? Hard.

I do my own cooking.

But you didn't your not had.

I didn't. Who did

I, John?

He did.

Johnny, meet Mr.

Christopher Hale's new cook.

I can't. Cook.

That's a cook.

That is correct.

Mr. Worcester,
you have disregarded your cooking

responsibilities
for the last time It became necessary

for me to get someone I could depend on
and also somebody who could cook.

What about me?

What happens to me?

You, Mr. Worcester, have a new position?

Oh, I do.

Precisely for 12 hours a day.

You'll drive the lead wagon at night.

You get up every 4 hours
and change the guard.

As for meals, you make up your own
when you can find time.

I'm about to quit.

I know you've got to, but.

But right now you're a new duty. Begin.

Go check the guard.

Yes, sir. Now,

word Charlie disappeared to auction off.

Must have breakfast.

Hey, Max. Oh, look.

Anything he did want cooking.

Well, he always has.

I suppose he still.

Will make out what I say.

He got no type of food.

Oh, I don't reckon so.

They say he's very hard to obtain.

Be ready to roll.

Maybe be replaced.

Friend is learning a lesson, John.

What is more t.

Oh, not so important. Horse. It's coffee.

Tea for you to see.

Coffee new to our people start No day.

Guy, I believe you got to go.

I don't know whether it's that
or whether it was at me

and they cooked for us last night.

You know, Chris,
I slept like a newborn colt.

Now, just take a look at this.

Well, let's take our hawk and dig in.

Hey, just.

All right.

I would say so.

I wonder what these are.

You can't trot all the.

Way to San Francisco for that thing.

And tell him. Chris, I've tried.

He claims there's no other way.

You know, the way he hustles along. I'm
beginning to believe him.

A lot of rough country
between here and there.

I know what sort of game,
but you won't have it any other way.

We could hitch that thing behind
Charlie Wagon.

No chance he's made up his mind.

Matt, are you thinking about Charlie?

No, not Charlie.

Water short.

Maybe Buffalo Springs will be running some

you know, better into over that bill.

Buffalo Springs hasn't been worth
a tinker's take for several years now.

Won't be a lot of long
dry days for we find water.

Oh, no, thanks.

No more A place to school. Now.

Could I talk to like our port on stick?

Oh, John,
we don't have time for games now.

We have other things to think of.
Oh, I can't know.

He tried to help.

Oh, not right now.

There's a kind of port on the record.

It will tell you what will come is put on
the beach with words of truth on them.

You'll off question Cake box turned upside
down.

One stick will bring answer.

No, thanks, John.

Not just now.

Were you worried about what
I in spring? Yes.

What? No secret.

I can't hear.

But I got no security.

No, I can ask.

Question Kick box. Yes.

I can't see most

good for John Buffalo spring
We were running like we were real.

Thank you on that call
we all know pretty soon I guess you're

about time to kick him out on the trail,
but I'll tell him to hit you up.

All right.

I will not

bring up Buffalo three.

Oh, just up the road. A piece had a mr.

Grass round that farm.

Why do you want to know for Must be right.

Ready for why?

I can't. Well, don't walk.

I'm not that,
Christopher White Hawks shirt.

Yeah. If you're doing a dormant mud.

Oh, not so. You walked to.

Listen, Armstrong, you're going too much.

That tiny rise or something.
The statement or one of them was brains.

The last three times
we've been through here.

We see that right now.

We see, Yeah, we see.

We see by value

ideas for the new office.

I don't know. How Molly did

either.

There's nothing really to that stick, but.

There

bring up
the wagons will have more of this dog.

Well, Bill, everything they got.

All right.

What's that stuff you're fixing.

T. T for a wagon train?

Oh, yes.

I need to.

By God, I can't going. I'm old country.

It's like why I'm not unnerved.

What do you know about Mr. Chris's nerves?

What he needs is a cup of hot black coffee
like I make.

Oh, no, no.

Don't tell me no.

Pour a very nice neck.

Y. All right.

I told you.
What's the matter? What I do now?

You know it.

All the coke I'll put up, I'll make it up.

I can't.

I cook, I can't run.

Catch on. Hey, run me wrote out what I

don't like.

What?

I don't like, Jack. But what?

I want to hurt somebody that takes.

Place to remain an old current. All right.

I want to know where I come from.

I might talk like a reward,
not call it a pork chop off road to head.

Well, now.

How we get.

Home, What a guy might come upon you.

How can a man get that man?

Well, that ought to do it.

Mr. Christopher pays them version.

If you k*ll that little job, Ed

don't. Bill will pay, and Mr.

Toll will be driving that lead by you.

Grow out of the and change
that guy before before hours

and all I'll be doing just a little bit

cooking again

junk.

But don't worry about myself.

Astonishing how just the odor of delicious
food can give a tired man a big lift.

Well, let's quit
talking about it. Tired to it.

You know, Chris, I guess our chance food,
right?

Talking about.

After all, I've eaten food
in a lot of different places,

from a lot of different cultures,
but I've never tasted food like.

Oh, child.

No, sir, I never have.

Yeah, and you too.

Smart accent imitating it again either.

From the aromatics.

I was young.

I'd say you prepared
perfection again tonight.

Thank you, Mr. Walker. Master.

You know, Chris, I'm getting kind of
used to this hot soup idea.

Well, nothing like it. Bill.

Have a man stomach over our de

Jong.

You've turned this trip
into a gourmet picnic.

Oh, I can't much praise you. Please,
Mr. Walker.

I'd like a cup of milk all the time.

You know,

I know good chefs don't like to go away
their cooking secrets, but

how do you make this?

So what do you put in it?

Oh, I can't.

Most happy to show you'll want a soup boy.

This is. Yes.

Say, this is going to be

hell.

So my car,

it looks like.

Oh, yes, it's a bird's nest.

Bird's nest?

Did you say a bird's nest?

Yeah. You get very.

Nasty.

Oh, you're pretty much lucky.

But that is a very, very old boy.

Very hard upon I wearing on his concrete.

But now he makes soup for you.

You like? Yes.

Yes, sir.

There's nothing
like a couple of old Chinese bird's nest.

A settlement inside.

That's what I always say.

Well, it's good as usual.

It is good. And it.

And yet it sure is.

Well, I'll be.

So that's what they went.

Bird's nest.

All right.

If a couple of little bird's nest
make them happy,

I'll get them
something really cool about it. Yes, sir.

I'm up.

We'll try to go straight with you
now, my Lord. They

came.

When?

If I couldn't get back,

I feel

boy very much.

Want to be when I go.

I was looking to be the one

family

gone boy.

I'll bet they all don't want to go
after really stupid.

You don't get what you say.

You come by.

What do you suppose is making Christmas
hard to say when you're.

We have been broke the kitchen harness.

Before we get to San Francisco.

What's about flavor?

I made a lot of things my day.

What is it? The first Eagles. Do

You know it smells pretty good.

Maybe
he's learning something from our charm.

And we can hope he's met.

Oh, sorry.

I was cool with that.

What is it?

Hard to tell.

Smells good. Go

back.

Smells delicious.

With the.

I suggest we taste it.

Good.

Well, you two gentlemen
finally got enough sense to come home,

eat this meal, sit right where you are
and I'll serve.

You taste delicious.

Jolly and a peculiar taste, though.
What's in it?

It's a special recipe just for you.

One of my specialty.

Yeah, but what is it, Johnny?

Well, I got eagles to Eagles.
Do I like it?

Very interesting. What's in. It, Eagle?

You remember those two little birds
that you like so well?

Well,
I thought maybe about little Charlie.

Yes, sir.

What's in this?

The Eagles do.

And don't tell us that it's Eagles.

Right? Right, right, right.

Yes, sir.
With an awful lot of trouble, too.

These things are hard to find.
This is a nice, great, big, bright

eagle's nest.

Yeah,

Bill.

But, Chris. What's the matter?

Come back here.

I funny that I thought you.

Well, I wonder if I got the Sultan.

Out to now.

Oh, he dug up a dress shirt so he could
wash an iron crusher on a wagon train.

No, He figured maybe the next time we ate,
we could use him to catch up on.

Well, you know, it's a good idea
we ever get to the next town.

I mean, in time, we saw it.

Got me a little worried.

You know, Chris,
it seems kind of funny that the Indians

raids are close to a camp.

Exactly what they do.

Sometimes some wagon train

get a little careless
when they get close to civilization.

So when raiding parties swoop down
on a little profit by their mistakes

on his forearm.

Well, I'll be out.

Read it for tomorrow
and put some more men on the point.

To the first sign of any hostile Indians.

We circle up immediately. All right.

All right, Hawk.

Not now. John. I'm afraid to speak.

I have to go. Sets my riders
and guard for tomorrow.

Oh, you have no need to fear.

I can't have a weapon.

I know all about that
secret weapon of yours.

And you go bang that thing around here
and you'll stampede the whole camp.

Oh, Fred Hogan is more use.

I kind of much, much time.

Well, maybe so, but don't go banging it.

You understand

better, John.

Sit down.

Something troubling you.

Must like a master.

For first time in life, I can't have fear.

You mean about the Indians?

We're not certain
there's a w*r party around.

You know I'm not afraid to die.

Only three are dying too soon.

What would be dying too soon?

That's all I got. Matter.

I don't have much problem.

He is a a man.

A soul alien caused much trouble.

But I can't. It's
not Aryan by his own doing

much, much time ago.

I come is what Moroccan call Shanghai.

Shanghai? Yes, I know what that means.

Many big men still attacking in China
and bring to this country.

Bring him here to work at all.

So many job.

I do not like.

The old g*ng mind. This song.

After many time I can go run away.

He tried to go home.

He must go home or bring China to him
or he die.

Well, I'm not sure I understand.

Mr. Ambassador.

Attacking her family, wife or children.

Him not know when now.

You mean you haven't seen your family
in all that time?

You don't even know they're alive.

I don't have many time, but not here.

So I can try to run away.

Try to go home to China to finally you.

Why do you not have money?

So you go work us, cook,

try to get to see family

like you Look at my son in China.

Family is everything.

It's hard to live for.

I know what it means for a man to be
without

a family under any circumstance.

Our is not young man.

His days are numbered.

That's the leaves in autumn.

I can't save money from work hard,
not afraid to die.

Only dying before he see wife, children.

All right, now you hang on to that money.

I have some friends in San Francisco
who probably be able to help

you decide whether you want to go to China
or for China to come to.

You will get in touch with your family
and get word to Mr..

Why? The fact that

I can get it to you.

Know, I thank you for
unburdening yourself to me.

You're right,

man. Belong to his family.

Without them.

He is a fallen.

The risk

Carmelo, to have it.

No, no,
thanks, John. Long hard day tomorrow.

I'll be returning as soon as possible
and sleep as hard as possible.

Yeah.

Can I?

I don't suppose
you plan on trying to you, Mr.

Tong? Oh, I can't always use too hard.

I know. I don't mean to hand it
poker game.

I play you and you play me for money.

It's kind of like gambling.

We use this deck of mind, You understand?

Oh, yes, I understand how we play poker.

Go to bed down.

Now, there's.

There's several ways
to play this little poker game.

There's a penny ante,
and then there's the table stakes game.

A table stakes?

Yeah, that's
where you put everything on the table.

Well, we play table sticks. Good, good.

I've seen little green rocks like that
in San Francisco when I place a loan.

Money on your belongings in the wind.

It had a nice price tag on it, Duke.

Oh, yes. Is very viable.

This Chinese Jade?

Yeah, that's what they'll call him.

Yeah.

Mr. Chang, Why do you think those three,
the rock would be worth the money? Oh.

Never. Kind of like a dollar.

Nothing more to a mandolin mammoth.

What a man.

Oh, Mandarin. I know what you mean.

Yeah, well, Mr.

Tong, as long as we're good friends,
I'll just allow you, say, $15

a rock and money.

Oh, it's true.

My so much good friend.

Good.

As long as we're safe, good friend,
we might as well get started.

We cut for deal.

Take a card. Hi. Cards Help sell.

I guess I can't remember. But take one.

Ace of spades is good. Yes.

Yeah, it's good. Yes. Deal.

Good deal.

Well, well, well, well, well.

Mr. Jong,

I'll bet you with $15,
I guess one of them rocks.

Oh, yes, Mr..

To put a kettle.

Pop, pop, pop.

Never mind. I'll teach you to go along.

Oh, I worked a place to take cards.

I think I'll take one one call.

Are you taking any?

I hope

all. Hush, hush or prize
to take three cards.

Good.

I your problem.

I sell your cards.

Yeah. Pretty good. Yeah.

Well, Mr. Jong,

I'll just bet you $30.

Now, I guess those last two Little Rock.

Icon we're put in.

Good place to show you all how much stuff.

Well, Kings
and I, it's pretty good for starter.

Oh, yes, very good.

I think I will make a roster.

Three, two.

Yeah, yeah. Three, two, one, three.

Duties. You call it. All

Good Game two.

We play more. Yeah, we play more.

Just deal them up.

Oh. I like to know how to get my job
on this.

Our rota. You bet it is.

You've won everything by my belt.
You didn't want that?

No, that's too high.

Is very, very lucky game.

Very, very good. Yeah. Yeah.

I should have gone to bed like Mr.

Christie.

And a little water.

Yeah.

Where your dreams represent value.

Pleasant dreaming

to understand

whenever Go with my socks on me
with my own debt

to where he may have got my winnings, but

anyway, I'll be back in Mr.

Christie's good graces tomorrow.

But your money, marbles and Jade.

On that bet. Now

back bigger than myself,

right?

It's already plenty.
Thanks. That new cook.

I've kind of bought.

Anyway.

I just couldn't
tell my big stick out like that.

It was like me to get something

to take a trip for

what?

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

What was name?

Is that why? That's it?

I don't know. What?

Did you do Something?

I'll put up a team.

Oh, Mr.

Root,
are you not pretty much good rice cooker.

Mr. is not a pretty good
any kind of cooker.

What are you on that thing?

Up a Charlie's wagon
right in the seat with him? No.

If he said he didn't
want to put anybody out.

Well, Charlie ought to ask him
or I know it.

All right, then we're ready to roll out.

Make sure those outriders stay wide awake.

I got a

pair of.

Good eyes,

and I don't know.

I tell you.

Why don't you stay out of my way
and stop that infernal yapping?

I tell my story,
but I hate talking, which I home.

You do not understand.

I don't have to understand your language
to know

that you're
trying to write me off the wagon train.

Not you all the time.

I just. What? Strange skin. Yeah. What?

You are these g*ng troops?

But if there's any. Indians out
and there's.

I'd like better to have
that take care of yours.

However, my life.

I can't know that we're going someplace.

Mr.. Go. Stop.

I'm sorry. He make you angry.

I'll bet you've done everything
you could take an about wagon

train to make a jackass out of me
in front of Mr. Christian Bale.

And now that infernal wailing
and that darn gone.

I can't just try to help this secret
weapon to drive off Indian soldiers.

Yeah, The only secret weapon you got
is that cooking and scraping and fallen.

And yet use that
to steal my two good friends.

Oh, it's not so, Mr. Walton.

I tell him, not steal nobody.

Why don't you go back where you come from
and take that secret weapon with you,

Rap you over here anyway.

You are correct. Knocked out. Locked up.

I tell him. Not for long.

He do not bother.

On the way you're doing Me.

I'm only that time
I get to San Francisco. Got.

Oh oh.

Now you're right about the little valley,
Chris.

Just over that rise there.

It's good protection for them.

I bet there's good visibility.

A small stream on the bottom of it.

I didn't know that a long time.

Oh, it's been a long, hot day.

Bill, tell the wagons.

We'll camps as they get their roll out
for town up tomorrow morning, I

hope.

Well, we'll soon
have a chance to show off.

Show off.

Buddy, huh?

Wagons appear to be in nice and tight.

Yeah, I've set a double night guard.

Oh, John,

where are you going?

Outside the camp.

Muscle like a muscle.

Christopher wearing
hawks are telling us to say good bye.

Hey, much appreciate help.

Well, we're no where near San Francisco.

There's a lot of rough country
between here in the autumn. No,

I can't.

And I want to cook.

And you were supposed to go all away
with us.

Mr. Rose dies, Cook.

I tell him it's too many.

He spoiled brawn.

Had trouble with Charlie.

I must go.

I is most correct.

I can do not go along with Wagon Train.

And I may be sold from Mr.

Worcester standpoint,
but I'll be the judge

of whether you belong with us or not.

Mr. Wong, I'm not the most con, but I tell

I have no desire to make trouble next
feel inside.

You haven't created any trouble.
Nothing but what Mr.

Worcester brought about on himself.

Mr. was a master.

You went Hawks.

This wagon train is Mr.

Ruthless family.

It's all he have,

not you

me to die without it,

I have no

desire
or ravenous, no real star, His family.

Or you haven't.

Robbed anybody of anything.

Archie, I wanted You needed you.

Oh, now you.

Please.

I'm not going to let you go.

The long, dangerous trip to California.

Even for a group working together,
you would never make it alone.

Why? Those Indians would make Bird's
nest of you.

Mr. Wagon Master Christopher,

you know best.

Well, it'll show up.

Didn't have to get me anyway, did he?

He didn't Just come here, Charlie.

I brought him in.

Chris asked him to stay that little show
off from a deep sense of respect

and duty has gone without food,
without clothes, without a hearth.

He uses backbone for a mattress
suffering to save money.

And you know why?

Just so he could be reunited
with his family over in China.

Why he.

Chose.

I been all.

By golly, I don't know how we ever
got our wagon train this Why?

Without your help and hope that going

to be all

this.

Chris, wake up. I John is gone.

But wake up, Charlie.

Charlie.

He's going to.

Chris.

Calamity.

Take a look at that.

Where supper's about ready.

Oh, really?

Ready, Mr. Christopher.

Oh, yeah.

I can't get help. Mr. Rota.

Oh. Carver's first assistant cook.

Well,
I hope you wrote some of those recipe down

so Charlie can take better
care of our stuff.

Oh, yes.

I can't write out recipes.

Hmm. Well, that's what I want right there.

Tomorrow morning for breakfast.

Why don't you take care of that
number one?

Good.

There you go.

I can't read this fancy sign language,
but the same as John.

I don't play a little joke.

Dorota, you laugh. Yes, Yes.

I knew I was laughing about what?

I'd like to have told Mr. Carnegie.
Some of them fancier of the years.

That is about in Money Time.

What happened to all that
you want from the wagon train?

Well. Johnny, it took 20 for me. And.

Oh, you have money, Mr. Brewster.

I can't just hold for you till we reach
supper.

Cisco. No, you keep that.

You want it fair and square.

You want money from him at poker.

I've got to teach Mr. Rotary
a poker lesson.

But I wrote to.

I gave you words.

But our tongue will keep not poker deck.

I don't. You know what talking about Mark.

d*ck. Bill.

Why you a little card mark and shark golf?

No, I wouldn't market

me. No, I was just trying to teach you
a lesson to.

Find out how much you want for the wagon
train.

Give it back to the people.

Give the rest. Our child

icon takes away evil spirits.

He Drive on demons.

Yeah, you do that. That's
just what I need.

That's a combination for you.

Chris works like a horse.

He cooks like a woman.

And plays poker like a riverboat gambler.

Yes, sir.

He's really some little fella
that Mr. Junk.

Well, Charlie, you know, in China,
their last name comes first.

What do you mean?
The last name comes first?

I like his name. Chong.

It's not Mr. Chong. It's Mr.. Ah.

Ah, that's right.