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If you went on a road trip and you didn't stop for a Big Mac or drop a crispy fry between the car seats or use your McDonald's bag as a placemat, then that wasn't a road trip. It was just a really long drive at participating McDonald's.
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Here's adventure, here's romance. Here's the famous Robin Hood of the Old West Cushco. He is getting closer this way. Pancho Pamela the Cisco Tip if you went on a road trip and you didn't stop for a Big Mac or drop a crispy fry between the car seats or use your McDonald's bag as a placemat, then that wasn't a road trip. It was just a really long drive at participating McDonald's. Now the Cisco Kid in our gripping story Killers at Large. In the early days of the West, Sage City was a brawling, lawless town that gave shelter to cattle rustlers and criminals of all types. For years. It was an axiom that if you wanted to find a particular outlaw, look for him in Sage City. Naturally too, the outlying law abiding communities felt the repercussions from this criminal element. As our story opens, two hard looking men are riding through the little settlement of Pineville, some 10 miles distant from Sage. Not a cafe in the blasted place. And me hungry as a bear. I'm hungry myself. Todd, let's stop at this next cabin and get us some grub. Good idea Mike. Yeah, some pretty good looking cattle out on that range behind the cabin. Yeah, not Many of them, but they're good and fat. We better keep this place in mind, Todd. We sure will. Lighter. I don't know whether there's anybody at home or not. Here is a woman in the cabin. I just saw her pass by the window. Come on, we'll walk right on in. Hey, ma'am, how's chances of getting something to eat? Well, I ain't used to having strangers walk right into my house. Never mind that. Rustle us up some grub. We're hungry. I would have if you'd have come here polite, but now I most certainly won't. All right, then, we'll take it. There's a loaf of bread and some cheese over in that table, Mike. We'll take that. I'll get it, Todd. Oh, no, you won't. You won't touch that food. Get out of my way. John. John, these ruffians walked right in here and they're taking our food. Well, they won't take it. Let him have it, Mike. I sure will. Come on, Todd. I got the grub. Let's get out. Do not tell Pancho where we go. Amigo, today we are not going anywhere in particular. Nowhere in particular. We're just going to ride as the spirit moves us. If we want to ride north, we will ride north. We ride north, we want to ride south, we'll ride south. West or east, too? North. Well, at the moment, I think I will stop at that spring for a cool drink of water. Cool water, too. All right. You first, chico. You first, chico. Others wish to drink it this spring. All right. You, out of our way. We're in a hurry. Yeah. Move, Humbrey. One moment, senores. Cannot say I care for your manner. Oh, you don't? You don't care for our manner, Mike. Now, what do you know about that? Get out of my way. You're not pushed back to, um. And f. To push you right back. That settles it. Since you two are looking for trouble, you can have trouble. Come on, Todd. Right. I can help you. He's coming. You can help me, best amig. Keeping out of the way until I dispose of this one. And now this one. Stand on the speed, Cisco and Poncho. Bloody hom. In the stomach with the head hom. Sit down. Quick. C. Next time, perhaps these two will remember their manners. Let us have our drink of water, Poncho, and then we will ride on. After the big fight. I do not wonder, Pancho, you fought a very fine fight. Denied it. But let us ride through this little town, and then we Will look for a place to make out see. And then pines. You'll have to see us. Chico's gonna have the cabin. Chisco. I say. Hey, friend. Just. Would you help me, please? Say, senora, please wait. The apple. Yes, my lord. We help the senora. Senora looks scared, Chico. There's no doubt of that. Chico. Hold the avocado. Once one of you rides to the doctor, he lives sing down at the end of the throne. Tell him I want him to come you right away to send him a husband. I'm Matilda Ames. Si, senora. Your husband is ill. He was shot down a few minutes ago by a couple of two legged coyotes. Don't hurry. When do you. Please. Why don't you ride for the doctor? You do that, Pancho. I will help the senora if I can. Go over. Go for the doctor. Come, let us have a look at the senora. I know something about gunshot wounds, senora. Well, then come in. Johnson conscious? I don't know. But what. Maybe he's. I will turn down these blankets if I may, senor. These are bad wounds, but I do not think they will be fatal. I pray they won't. Senor's pulse is quite strong considering his wounds seem to be fresh wounds. I will cover him again so that he will keep warm. But what will we do you have a clean pot of cloth? Get it for me, please, senor. Tell me about the hombres who shot the senor. Well, they. They just walked right into the house and demanded food. When the guns come in. They just shot him down. Were they both wearing black sombreros, senora? Yes, yes. And one of them had a red and white polka dot kerchief around his neck. He's the one that shot my husband. This cloth is. Stand clean, stranger. Gracias, doctor. Camaraderie. She's good. Bueno, Pancho. Senora, we met those two hombres. Start out after them as soon as the doctor gets here. And I give you my word we will meet them again. I'd sure like to go back after them two mavericks with rifles, Mike. Not me. Why not? Didn't you hear what the fatman called the big one? Called him Cisco. That means a Cisco Kid. Well, what of it? I ain't scared of the Cisco Kid or a dozen more just like him. And you don't know much about him, bar none. Cisco is the toughest number in the whole west, even if he don't act like it. Now we're back in Sage City, we better lie low till that shooting Blows over, we could round up a gang of the boys and dry goats. Him I'm letting well enough alone. Here's Blaine Billings place we can hide out of him. Well, maybe you're right, Mike. I know I'm right. There's Blaine over near the corral. He ought to hide us out all right. You got rich off the cattle we've rustled for him. Howdy, Blaine. Howdy. Howdy, boys. What can I do for you? You can hide us out for a few days. Got yourself into trouble, huh? It could be trouble. Well, that's none of my business. I'll hide you out for $20 a day a piece. What? $20 a day? Why, you robber bellies. Nothing doing. Maybe Cisco won't find out about that shooting. Cisco? Cisco Kid? Yeah, that's different. I hate every hair of that hom's head. If you got into trouble with him, I'll hide you out for nothing. Got a little room. Set it up in the barn loft. After you turn your horses into crowd, you can go up there. Cisco Kid. We'll see nothing. Follow the tracks. No more Cisco. Not here in the state city. No, we cannot, Pancho. Too many other tracks have been made since those two umbre road this way. And how we find these umbre right now, Chico, I do not know. Let us stop for a moment in the shade of these cottonwoods. Oh, they'll hold over. Ho. We look in the cafe, Cisco, See? We might look in the cafes. But let us do a little bit of reasoning, Poncho here. The chances are those hombres are cattle rustlers. Cattle rustlers. And if so, they would be likely to hang out at Blaine Billings rancho. Their name's Charlie. Mike's is go pantry. Hear this. See, he's blamed Billings as a shrewd and crafty buyer of stolen cattle. Two years ago I helped to bring that umbre to court where he was fined a great deal of money. He not like you for that, huh? No, but that makes no difference. No difference? No difference. His rancho is just a little way down the road. Pancho, you will go there first. The tough times. He's got dog orange and the trees. Yeah, cover them Big Maria tortillas. I would not be surprised, Poncho. Although that would have to be very tough. Here is Billings spread. And there is Billings himself. Perhaps you remember me, Billings. Perhaps you not remember Pancho. What do you want here, Cisco? I'm looking for two hombres. They are called Todd and Mike. Are they here? Never heard of him. Are you sure? Look you two ain't welcome here. Now keep going, Pancho. Better get the bullwhip, Cisco. Never mind the bullwhip, Pancho. Billings, you lie. I see their horses over in that corral. Hey, boys, come on over here. Poor hombre is going to look tough. All right, Cisco. Now what are you gonna do about them horses? I'm going to look around this place of yours, hombre. Aval, boys, go ahead and try. That is just what I'm going to do. All right, your Mavis. Which one of you wants to draw first? Well, go ahead. I'm waiting. None of you, it seems very well. And move out of my way. And the first hombre who tries to stop me will find himself in trouble. I said move out of my way. This guy. You're talking mighty big. Just how long do you think you'll get away with this? I seem to be getting away with it right now, hombre. See, hombre? Just go get away with it. You're not worried, boys? You're gonna let Cisco get away with this? Your gang does not seem to be as brave as you are, hombre. They're not saying nothing, Cisco. They go in now? Yeah, they do. Well, Billings, seems to be up to you. What are you going to do? I'm waiting, Cisco. I've been waiting for this. This is what I'm gonna do. That gun that do the umbrella no good. Now shoot my gun out of my hand, will you? See, I did, Omri. The next time my aim may not be as accurate. Hey, hombre. The next time, Cisco, maybe Mr. Gonna get you. All right, Billings, be on your way. Sure, Cisco, but I ain't going far. You and me's gonna meet again soon. Cisco, make the hombres back down. No. See, Pancho, for the time being. Mm. Now, you see those footprints leading her to the barn? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Come, Pancho. I think the hombres we want are in there. Cisco, be careful. The rings. Hombre may come back. See, that is possible. You stay here by the door of the barn just in case we have trouble. Keep your gun ready. I'm going up that ladder into the loft. Oh, no, you ain't the guy. She's slow, Homily. Jump down into her and I'm finishing you right now. Cisco, that is not my idea. Homily. She's loading. Come down the ladder. You don't have the door. She's gone. Let him go, Pancho. We will get him later. Now we will see about this finishing. Omri. You want to bite some arsenal? No, no, that's enough, Cisco. I quit. Very well. Hold out your hands. I'm going to tie them. What for? Where are we going? I'm taking you back to Pineville to face a charge of shooting to kill. How far do you think you'll get? Just go the other army. Going to get the Village gang, huh? That's right. He will. Go on. Try to take me back to Pineville, Cisco. Just try to take me there. Bancho. Have your guns ready. Use them if necessary. Because we are going to take these bontero all the. But with the outlaw Mike rounding up the Billings gang, Cisco was in for plenty of trouble. In just a moment we'll return to the Cisco Kid. If you went on a road trip and you didn't stop for a Big Mac or drop a crispy fry between the car seats or use your Madonna McDonald's bag as a placemat, then that wasn't a road trip. It was just a really long Drive at participating McDonald's.