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Tyler Reddick (0:00)
Tyler redick here from 2311 Racing.
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Narrator/Announcer (1:28)
Here's the famous Robin Hood of the Old west, The cisco kids.
Tyler Reddick (2:00)
Bubba Wallace here from 2311 Racing. You know what's slower than a pace
Andrew Rines (2:04)
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Tyler Reddick (2:07)
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Andrew Rines (2:09)
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terms and conditions apply. And now, the Cisco Kid. In our exciting story, a trap of many teeth. Of all the bank robbers who plied
Tyler Reddick (2:48)
their trade in the early days of
Narrator/Announcer (2:49)
our west, by far the cleverest and most dangerous was Randolph Meacher. Instead of the evil face and sneaky eyes usually associated with men of his kind, Meeker's smile was pleasant and his manner friendly. It served him well in his chosen profession and he capitalized on it whenever he could. As our story opens, Meeker is a passenger on the stage to Silver City.
