Boova's Mississippi story: the witch and the swamp witch

Boova tells the Mississippi story: a trip through New Albany with his wife, a hamburger joint, and a man he calls Milton (name changed) — armed, blunt, and prejudiced — who asks which of them makes a living. Milton says his mother was a witch and his grandmother was a swamp witch, and recounts an alleged childhood captivity and attempted sacrifice. The hosts name the bigotry plainly while marveling at the encounter.