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What have I gotten myself into?

Lord, how can I possibly help to give some safe coverage?

I'd better take care of myself.

And now that the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he who formed you, O

Israel, fear not, for I have redeemed you.

I have called you by name.

You are mine.

When you pass through the waters, I will be with you.

And through the rivers, they shall not overwhelm you.

When you walk through fire, you shall not be burned.

And the flame shall not consume you.

What have I got to be afraid of, right?

Hello.

I'll be with you in a minute.

Don't worry.

Take your time.

How can I help you today?

I'm not sure.

I'm looking for a friend of mine who might have been through here this week.

Yeah, lots of folks come through here.

You'd remember him.

Rides a motorcycle. Name's Jacob.

Oh, yeah.

Jacob. Real nice guy.

He was looking for a friend of his.

Sandy.

Yeah. Sandy.

You know her?

Yeah, I know her.

But I'm mainly looking for Jacob.

I don't suppose you know where I could find him, do you?

Yeah, I don't make a habit of giving away personal information.

And I understand that.

It's just, well, I'm his brother-in-law.

And back home, we have some rather urgent family matters to take care of.

I'm really sorry to hear that.

He's down at the Gibson place.

Gibson Ranch.

That's the spot.

Thank you.

You've been very helpful.

I don't know. Maybe we should take Ethan's offer.

Well, and sell the ranch. You'd never forgive yourself.

I don't know what else you expect me to do, Linda.

I mean, how am I going to make up six months of back mortgage in two weeks,

huh?

What's going on, little man?

You see your dad?

You're not the only one here, you know.

I know.

But I promised to take care of you in sickness and in health. Yeah, and I

promised to love, honor, and support. We took the same vow.

Not polite to eat a drop.

It's not my fault. It's the last thing we know about.

Maybe we should just ask for help.

Help? Who?

Who are we going to ask?

Neighbors, our friends.

This is a great community. Don't you remember how everyone came together and

helped us during the fire?

Too bad this ain't the Grady Bunch.

The what?

You're kidding me, right?

It's an old TV show about this family.

Anyway, in one episode, the kids went to some Dota scene competition to help the

family out.

You know, like in Happy Days when they put on a play to raise money for new

baseball uniforms?

You don't know about it, do you?

You mean like in Sister Act when they put on a concert to save the school?

Sure.

Oh, that's... Those were extreme circumstances. You just can't ask people

for money.

Yeah, but... Hey, Cooper, we're having a talk right now. But, Mom, I need to...

Cooper, listen to your mom. We're talking.

Stop interrupting.

He gets that from you.

Not all of them.

All right, I'm going to the pizza to help with Ruth. All right, I love you.

Bye. I need help with the hay later.

Where are you going?

To save the ranch.

Yeah?

How are you going to do that?

You'll see.

What's in the backpack?

Oh, it's Jeremy's.

Sorry to hear about him.

What was he like?

He was like me, just looked a little bit different.

He always wanted to follow in Dad's footsteps, you know? He was always the

favorite.

I'm sure that's not true.

What's that?

The Bible?

Yeah, isn't that just a bunch of silly fairy tales?

Far from it.

Okay, well, I gotta go.

Save the rich?

Uh, duh.

Drink it.

Want to go for a ride today?

Let's go for a good run.

Does that sound good?

I'll come with you, buddy.

Looking pretty this morning.

Didn't take you as much of a morning person.

I put my party days and late nights behind me.

Sure you're up for all the long days and hard work?

I was a star athlete back in the day.

How hard could this be?

You haven't put your pride behind you.

Maybe tame that ego by brushing someone else's hair for once?

People always love my hair.

as much as you did.

I'm sad.

Make sure you give him a hard time, okay?

Okay.

I can do this.

It's okay, boy.

Girl, whatever you are.

Definitely a boy.

What you doing?

Oh, I'm getting ready to run some barrels.

How long have you been barrel racing?

Uh, my whole life.

I used to compete professionally.

Got a few championships under my belt, and that's where I met Mike.

The rodeo.

He married up, I married down.

He'll tell you that, too.

I wish I knew you then.

How come you don't compete anymore?

Well, life happened, you know. We bought the ranch and had the boys. They kept me

busy, you know.

And, you know, Jeremy died, so I just never went back.

Sorry. If you don't mind me asking, how long's it been?

Oh, I don't mind. I know my Jeremy's in a good place.

It's been three years.

I know he's looking over you guys now.

Yeah, no doubt.

You have a rope?

No, no, but I used to be real good at catching dummies.

Oh, yeah?

Well, Jacob doesn't seem like a dummy.

Oh, he crammed a lifetime of dummy into the earth I knew him.

Oh, yeah?

Seems trustworthy.

Yeah, yeah, he's a charmer.

Yeah, well, people change.

No. Mike did.

Many times.

I don't know. He came here to find you. Maybe that tells you something about

where he's at now.

I don't know.

Want to try?

Oh, you're going to show me?

No, you said you were good at catching dummies. Show me your magic.

Touche.

Oh,

fun. Okay.

It's going to be interesting.

I think he likes you.

You think so, huh?

It's pretty.

Yeah. Good people.

A little different than a motorcycle.

Yeah.

Come with me. I want to show you something.

All right.

I'll go up. Yeah.

What are you ladies up to?

Minding our own business.

What about you?

Women are like telephones. They like to be held and talked to, but you push the

wrong button, get disconnected.

I'm good at getting disconnected.

Woo!

Finally! Yeah!

Excellent! Still going to hire some temporary help. Since you offered, I was

wondering maybe if you could help clean out some of these stalls, haul some hay

and water.

No problem.

That'd be good.

Morning.

Morning.

How's the camp riding?

You know what? He's always great.

This is Samson, my prize horse.

This must be Jesse James.

Dale, nice to meet you.

Jacob. It's quite a handshake.

Dale's the closest thing to a real cowboy we got around here. I grew up on

a ranch.

Shoot, champion bull rider.

No kidding.

You still ride?

I quit riding bulls a long time ago.

Whoa.

Still working on my horse people skills.

Don't worry about it. He's all my source.

Me and him, we got a lot accomplished.

Me and Samson, hadn't we, boy? Huh?

He's the most consistent horse out there.

He's my only competition horse.

Sure is pretty.

Only horse I ride.

Darn, the latch is broke.

We need to get that fixed.

Yeah. Nice meeting you.

Pleasure.

That Dale, he's a good'un.

Sandy sure was a... Pistly yesterday, huh?

I deserve it.

I've done a lot of stupid things.

Yeah, we've all been there.

Just hope she gives me a chance.

I'd like to think God's given me a chance to make things right.

God, huh?

Yeah. Well, God hasn't thrown much my way lately.

I've prayed.

I've prayed hard for...

Well, it's not important.

Let's just say he didn't listen.

Sorry about your son.

I can't imagine.

You know, patience has never been a virtue of mine.

Hard times fall on us all, but from what I've seen in my days...

The Lord's got his own timing on things.

Well, he better show up soon because I'm running out of time.

Maybe it's a process.

Like he wants us to clean up the methods in our own lives first.

Fair enough.

Time for you to get started.

Hey, Mom.

Oh, hey, Cooper.

You're in for a real treat.

Jacob, come here a sec.

Help me out. Time me? Yeah.

Okay.

What's going on here?

Just watch.

I forgot how cute you are when you get competitive.

Oh, quiet.

You got this, Linda.

That's how we do around here. That's how we do.

That was amazing.

I told you.

Jacob.

I'm okay.

I'm okay.

And that's why we don't open the gate.

Hey, that's L.A.

Who's the clever?

You're gonna be easy to find.

I don't think that kid got what it takes.

We got it covered, boss.

Look, I'll call ahead.

I'm in them boys in L.A. They can help, too.

Watch your backs.

Those boys aren't as, uh, polite as we are.

Take it easy.

You took quite a hit.

Oh, my gosh. Jacob, are you okay?

Hey, how are you feeling?

I'm feeling everything stuff's been in me. Yeah.

Thanks.

You'll be all right.

Wait till you get kicked in the head by a horse.

Can't wait.

Let's get you up, cowboy.

Come on, Coop.

Oh, there we go.

Come on.

There you go. You're okay.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

That's a pretty good punch.

Boxed high school a couple years.

Had to quit.

Help out with my parents' farm.

Hate to leave it.

Hard giving up things we love.

Looks like you got this one backed up.

How I take out my aggression these days keeps me out of the bars, away from the

whiskey.

Bars and whiskey.

A good combination to get you in trouble.

I've done a lot of things I'm not proud of. Still hard to walk away from it all.

Especially the whiskey.

How's the head?

Better. I ain't cracked open one of those in a long while.

Never did much for me. How about you?

More than you know.

It was a gift from someone when I was in a rough place.

You mind?

Knock yourself out.

Know this, my beloved brethren.

Let every man be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger.

But the anger of man does not work the righteousness of God.

Sounds like Linda's church.

I'm about to catch fire.

Yeah. Look, I know I got a temper.

I am quick to anger, as your book says. But who wouldn't be when a scumbag like

Ethan's trying to take away everything, everything that I have worked for. You

understand that? I do. I get it.

But I said be quick to listen.

Like almost like it's a cure for anger.

Like all we have to do is just listen to what someone's trying to tell us or what

God's telling us. Look, Jake, I have used up all of my graces.

I am not an easy man. You have no idea what I've been through. No, you have no

idea.

I've heard a lot of people.

Family, friends.

Most of all, Sandy.

One of my biggest regrets.

If I could tell you one thing, you can't live with regret.

You can't live in the past. You can't change the past.

Just change yourself.

I had to.

Look who's preaching now.

I don't know.

I don't know if I've changed at all.

I don't know anything anymore.

Life just passes by so fast, I can't hold on to nothing.

I can't even hold on to my own range. Mike!

Mike, can you get in here?

Uh-oh.

I hate it when she says my name like that.

Ugh, get in here!

Mike!

What's going on?

Cooper, get out here!

One second!

Now, Cooper!

What's happening?

Coop.

Yes, ma'am? You want to tell us what's going on?

About the flyers?

Yeah, that would be a good place to start.

Flyers? Yeah, I posted them all over town.

Down at school, down at the feed store. They're everywhere.

Honey, my phone has been blowing up that we're going to have a rodeo here next

weekend. A rodeo? Here?

Guys, don't worry.

Jacob was telling me about some old family that...

sang songs and raised money.

So that would be the Brady Bunch. Exactly. And in Sister Act, they got to

sing and save their school.

So if they can do it, why can't we?

Because that's not how things work in real life, Cooper.

Yes, it does.

We used to host charity events all the time when Jeremy was alive.

Look, you and Mom have helped out a lot of folks.

Now it's their turn.

Coop, you're right.

But you should have talked with your mom or me before you did something like

this. I mean, this is going to be a lot of work.

We're going to have to get permits.

But you're the one who told him to use his head. This is a way for the

community to help us out, maybe bring us together.

Huh? This could be a good thing.

It's like Jacob said yesterday.

Faith can move mountains.

Perfect opportunity to feature barrel racing.

Seamless events, they definitely draw in crowds. Could bring in some boarders.

You right about that.

Mike.

You know, I don't like to take charity.

Now's not the time for pride to get in the way.

Okay.

Why not? I mean, at this point, what do we have to lose?

Rodeo.

Can I help you?

Yeah. I saw you were looking for an extra hand for a couple of weeks.

I'm here for the job.

Steve. Hey, Ethan Walker.

Good to hear from you, too. Listen, I'm sorry I'm calling so late, but there's

something I need to bring to your attention.

It appears that there's an unsanctioned rodeo event at Gibson Ranch this

weekend. Were you aware of it?

Yeah, yeah, that's what all the flyers are for.

I thought you and the city council should be made aware of it.

Listen, Steve, this event is not happening.

I want you to do whatever it takes to stop it. Do I make myself clear?

Good.

Good night.