They keep the country clean.Besides, there""s a law against killin"" buzzards.Hud (uncaring): Man, I always say the law was meant to be interpreted in a lenient manner.And that""s what I try to do.Sometimes I lean to one side of it, sometimes I lean to the other.Homer: I don""t like to break the law in my place, Hud.Hud: Well, she ain""t gonna sit up and tell us herself.Hud wants to sell them before they can be condemned by government inspectors: "You gonna let them shoot your cows out from under you on account of a schoolbook disease?" Homer rejects selling them: "That would run the risk of starting an epidemic.Shortly after, Joe runs out of money and is locked out and evicted from his room (with his possessions) until he picks up the tab.They then went to his house, where they listened to phonograph records, and discussed how female co-workers found him "very mysterious and interesting" - with "a remarkable body.They make their escape to the locomotive at the front of the train.After the bandits have disappeared, the passengers rush to assist the wounded man on he ground.Scene 7: The bandits board the locomotive and leave the scene of the holdup:The bandits board the locomotive with large bags of valuables.When a rock crashes through their front window, Stark is motivated even more to run: "I""m gonna run even if I don""t get a single vote.