When the first grumpy guy is about to be executed and the woman is giving him his last rights, he says, "Shut up let's get on with it"

Then when the lady is about to execute him, why does he say, "I haven't got all day"?

This line never made sense to me. Come on, I haven't got all day...to live? Why would you say that to your executioner?

/facepalm

He was trying to be baddass silly. He was putting on a brave front to face his death instead of whining like a coward when there was no chance of escape.