I agree 110%...

It is an underrated movie. Many refuse to accept it is even a Western. For most things in life there is a City Slickers scene. Always worth a watch if you are having a crap day.

We find out what the one thing is at the end of City Slickers 2. Great sequel!

I didn’t understand this scene when I first saw this film at age 22. At age 54 I know it’s absolutely brilliant.

Yes. Palance was superb

I agree with you.

Hell yeah it is!

That's exactly right! I've figured my priority out a long time ago and I made her my number one priority in my life! I LOVE YOU LISA WITH ALL MY HEART & SOUL!!

Exactly. Finding God is the most important for your soul

*herd I would like to presume that viewers know why Curly (actually the writers) made that clarification of saying "Texas," because Oklahoma also has a panhandle, so there's an inherent need to specify which panhandle.

@@cacatr4495 wow did you get me, I just thought it was funny. I wouldn’t have known either

@@TheWinstonSlip And did you know that you and everyone else was incorrectly taught to use the word "cowboy" by Hollywood and publishing houses (of books)? There were cowhands and drovers, meaning those that worked with cattle and those that drove them. In actuality, the character of Curly was a Drover, not a "Cowboy." The term "cowboy" was **exclusively** used to refer to rustlers and outlaws, never legitimate handlers of horses and cattle. The "Cowboys" were a large outlaw gang (500?) that robbed, raided and killed in the nineteenth century in Texas and the surrounding area. They were driven out by the Texas Rangers, and the survivors, perhaps 200, then went into the frontier, into southeast Arizona, into Cochise County, to continue their crimes. These outlaws were known far and wide, across the nation, as "Cowboys". For Hollywood and publishing houses to use that label on legitimate cowhands or drovers creates confusion, and causes most modern folk to not even know about "the Cowboys." It virtually covers their existence in history, effectively hiding it, to use that label on anyone else. It was a vile insult of extreme offense to use that term on anyone: it was not used, because it was a total accusation of rustling and outlawing. Now you know.

Whats panhandle ?

Maybe he just loves FREEDOM

There were cowhands and drovers, meaning those that worked with cattle and those that drove them. In actuality, the character of Curly was a Drover, not a "Cowboy." The term "cowboy" was *exclusively used to refer to rustlers and outlaws, never legitimate handlers of horses and cattle. "The Cowboys" were a large outlaw gang (500?) that robbed, raided and killed in the nineteenth century in Texas and the surrounding area. They were driven out by the Texas Rangers, and the survivors, perhaps 200, then went deeper into the frontier, into southeast Arizona, into Cochise County, to continue their crimes. These outlaws were known far and wide, across the nation, as The Cowboys. For Hollywood and publishing houses to use that label on legitimate cowhands or drovers creates confusion, and causes most modern folk to not even know about "the Cowboys." It virtually covers their existence in history, effectively hiding it, to use that label on anyone else. It was a vile insult of extreme offense to use that term on anyone: it was not used. Only modern folk who've been deceived use that term on legitimate ranch-hands. Why does this matter? Because of who the Cowboys were, what they were up to, who they served, and what they did. Beware the application of terms to wrong references: it serves the system by confusion and ignorance > it deceives.

Bill Cayemberg I'm with you on that brother!

Ha, gayyy

Me too. " Just one thing ☝🏻"

Amen 🙏🏾💪🏾

Ah shaddup!

Looks like you figured out the one thing.

Is this your subtle way of coming out to the KZfaq community?

oh! I miss it!

@@nicksterj I was not talking about "Jesus." I never claimed that the movie spoke of such things.

The thing is whatever you want it to be .. find the universe in whatever you love and let it consume you

Probably your values.

I'm sure its something a little different for everyone, but it always has to be something you love more than yourself.

Ankur Luniya city slickers

DaGibbityGab A thing's true value cannot be found until it is lost.

I lost my grandmother. She cut her life short. Can anyone relate to me? YES. There is only one person who can understand not only why I suffer but how I suffer because he suffered as well and only those who can relate to someone can be of help to that someone. Jesus can certainly relate to me. And if my grandmother understood this truth she wouldn't have cut her life short because she would've been able to look at Jesus and everything Jesus stood for and taught and she would've been able to see a friend instead of an angry distant God who sends people to hell. Indeed, the truth is that hell does exist. But there is another truth that people often overlook. This truth that people overlook is that Jesus loves us. How can both these truths exist simultaneously? Maybe that is the "one thing" that this cowboy was talking about. He gave up the opportunity to be with that woman he saw working in the field years ago because, in my opinion, he was scared of rejection. Could it be that most people choose not to believe that God loves them because of their fear that God will not give them happiness?

Joshua Brandao While I understand your loss, pie-in-the-sky religion has nothing to do with it. What ol' cowpoke is trying to convey, is ambition and single-mindedness. Most people ALREADY know what makes them happy, but it's usually buried "under a lotta shit." Do you have a big enough shovel to dig UP your happiness? That what YOU gotta figure out...

Edward Gaines you're right. I wrote that at 2am in the morning yesterday and when I can't sleep I write things that I think are deep and profound. However, when I get a good night's sleep I tend to not try to find deeper meaning into every little thing. Lol

Joshua Brandao Keep a journal. Inspiration often strikes during lonely spells. Me? Ironically at my "job."

tell us

@Matthew Gerhardt I agree, you're absolutely right!

Same here dude..my girlfriend is MY ONE THING. We are long distance right now..she lives in India..we video chat everyday she calls me when its mornin there and when its night here and i call her when its mornin here and its afternoon there. We met last year online on October 10th 2018 we celebrated our 1 year anniversary the day she found me on Scout. She is takin a trip to Japan next year in March and wants me to join her so we will meet in Bangkok and be on the same flight to Japan and spend 10 days there and some days in Bangkok after our visit. She is my world and my priority. She is the most beautiful pure angel in the world and we are very much alike inside. Good luck and god bless to you and your woman..Billy Crystal said on his comedy 700 Sundays when u meet the one..you never let her get away.

The one thing has to come from within, and not a person and an object.

Correct. Love within

It's been 2 years Raymond did you marry her yet?

The ORIGINAL MGTOW ?

No he isn't. MGTOW is about despising women. Curly thought he saw a woman who could have been the love of his life, but he chose to ride away; not because he was worried about becoming "whipped," but because he felt nothing else could ever top that first moment. Maybe he was wrong; we'll never know.