[ If you're wondering why the first thing you hear on the other end of the line is a weird, scratchy feedback, it's because the guy you're talking to is an illiterate cowboy from 1911, and barely knows how phones work in his own time period. ]
Hello?! He-... shhhhhhit!
[ There's a bit of scuffle on the other end as John flips the receiver around,
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[ Well actually yes, but that's beside the point. ] Yeah, I just got here. You know who I gotta find to get out?
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No one has managed to get out yet that I know of, unfortunately. Though there are any number of people trying, myself included.
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... so you don't got the answer to my question.
Fine. Can ya tell me where I am, now that we settled gettin' out of wherever that is ain't easy?
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A city called Mayfield. Oh, that reminds me - don't drink the milk! I am not certain what happens if you do, but the warnings against it are so universal that one assumes it is distinctly unpleasant.
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Mayfield? That ain't nowhere around New Austin, is it? [ Sure as hell doesn't sound Mexican, but maybe it was a little place he overlooked. ]
... so out of all the things that could kill me, I gotta keep an eye on the milk.
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Well, unless you fear it is going to suddenly jump down your throat, you can probably turn your attention to the more active threats.
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Given everything that could kill a man, warnin' him against milk seems a bit strange.
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Milk aside, ya mentioned somethin' about people tryin' to get out of here?
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Most people who have something better to go back to than here, yes.
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From the looks of this place, I would imagine they do. Gimmie back the West any day.
I don't got much to go back to at the moment, but I gotta get home anyhow.
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