Easy Rider, one of the first films of its kind, was a ritualistic experience and viewed (often repeatedly) by youthful audiences in the late 1960s as a reflection of their realistic hopes of liberation and fears of the Establishment.): "Hell, I was born here and I was raised here, and dad-gummit, I""m gonna die here..." The worshippers are exhorted to remain and courageously fight it out by OlsonJohnson(David Huddleston):What are we made of? Our fathers came across the prairie, fought Indians, fought drought, fought locusts, fought Dix - remember when Richard Dix came in here and tried to take over this town? Well, we didn""t give up then, and by gum, we""re not gonna give up now.Sally wondered how she knew a male was involved.Lou replied:You know, it takes two to get one in trouble.Lou asked: "What was he? Married?" Sally replied: "Yes, but I didn""t know." Lou offered more advice by reciting her philosophy of life:Men""s all alike - married or single.It""s their game.I happen to be smart enough to play it their way.You""ll come to it.Lou suggested that Sally go out and buy some new clothes, and continued to encourage her: "Always remember to smile.He plans to go downtown with Cheswick and "sit down at a bar, wet our whistles and watch he ballgame.And I was on the stage with the best of ""em.Eddy Arnold.Roy Acuff...I made two bills a week.I was swimmin"" in gravy in those days." However, his downfall came when concert bookings dried up and he committed armed bank robbery: "A woman and a bank did it.