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C.P. Ellis: Say that nigger fellow, the one who comes, uh... he runs your hardware store? Lee Tromblay: Yeah, about two years now. His name's Emmett. C.P. Ellis: And you trust him to... to run things?... Sorry, I... I'm just curious. I don't think I could trust one of them to run... run my filling station. Lee Tromblay: Other than my wife, he's the only person I trust. C.P. Ellis: How's that? Lee Tromblay: Well he... he and I, we... we were in Vietnam together. C.P. Ellis: Oh, you were in Vietnam? Lee Tromblay: Yeah. Two tours. Got out in '68. You? C.P. Ellis: No. No I... No. Lee Tromblay: Yeah. Well, look Mr. Ellis, I know who you are, and I know what you want from me, but I just don't... C.P. Ellis: No, no, Lee. Any man who served bravely in this country's military doesn't need to hear anything more from me. You vote how you want to. I'll respect it. Lee Tromblay: Mr. Ellis? Emmet served this country, too. And he was a lot braver than me.