Faraday shifts, hands on his hips as he considers what this man is going on about. "You and I aren't ever gonna see eye to eye on it bein' easier to keep a snake alive than dead. Like some men, just no point in them," he says, not one to look at things from a conversational viewpoint. Especially with anything that causes trouble in his life like snakes can.

"Well see, there you got me. I can see that. Hence why I don't get keeping them alive. Less snakes means less holes a horse can turn their ankle in. Less horses boltin' and leaving a man in the dust. Less heading out in the middle of the night for the outhouse and ending up bucknaked on the ground with a bite in your leg."

Okay at the last there's a bit of a smirk. He's seen that happen and since it wasn't him, it might have been amusing.