(no subject)

[agriculturalist]

We've got some new chicks. Let me know if you want to see 'em.

Some of them are silkies, so they're extra cute.

[PRESCOTT]

Hi there. I'm Emmett, Lundegaard's livestock guy. Since we're all helping each other out and all, thought I'd offer to come check out your stables. I'm not a vet, but I've got some farrier training, so I can take a look at hooves, too.

Just figured I'd offer. No pressure, though. Thanks for your time.

Comments

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

I don't have anyone waiting for me at home; better me than people who do.

Lundegaard.

[homesteading]

That's not a good [...] Just don't run yourself into the ground.

Mrs. Flume's going to go to the Fort with me so I'm good. Who are you taking to Prescott with you?

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

[...] Oh. I don't know. Hadn't thought about it.

Lundegaard.

[homesteading]

Well think about it.

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

Right. I'll ask around.

Lundegaard.

[homesteading]

Thank you.

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

John volunteered.

Lundegaard.

[homesteading]

I'm glad John appreciates the importance of not wandering off alone.

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

Lundegaard.

[lineman]

Lundegaard.

[lineman]

[…] You can consider me. […] I know someone at Prescott.

Lundegaard.

[agriculturalist]

That's great news. Please join me, I would appreciate it.

Maggie/John

[odinochka]

Congratulations to you.

Maggie/John

[lineman]

For knowing someone? I know quite a few people, Margarita. You'd be surprised.

Maggie/John

[odinochka]

No, it would not surprise me.