I'm trying to remember this joke right.......

I don't remember if I used it before!
A newspaper assigns their new reporter to do a story about a hill couple who had been married 50 years and supposedly had only one argument. Up the winding roads he ventured until he reached their remote cabin where they say peacefully enjoying a fine afternoon. They welcomed him and he began to start asking them the question.......
"You two are known as the couple who never argues, never disagrees, but I find it hard to believe you have had only one agrument -- is this actually true?"
The old man replied, " Well, let me tell you a little story. We were young and in love but without much money, all I owned was this cabin and farm and my only transportation was horse-drawn buggy. Well, we finally tied the knot at the church down there in town and I commenced to take my new bride back home in my freshly painted buggy. As we got out of town the horse stumbled, jerking us around as we cuddled, and I said, 'That's One'. My wife asked me, 'What did that mean, darling?' but I told here its no nevermind and not to worry her pretty little head about it. We were laughing, singing -- its a long trip, you know -- and having a good old time, going up the mountain roads when about halfway up the horse stumbled again, jerking the buggy around -- and I said, 'That's Two.' My bride, extremely curious what this meant as all women get, asked again. 'Honey, what are you talking about?' but I told her it wasn't her concern and it was not a big to-do. We happily continued on our trip when a couple miles short of home the horse stumbled a third time. I hopped out of the buggy, said 'That's
Three', and pulled out my rifle from under the seat, walked up to the horse and said 'You had plenty'o' warning' and shot it dead. My wife was horrifed, yelling how could I waste the money, what kind of thing was that to do, blah, blah; blah. I responded, 'Thats' One'!!!!
