Connie and Carla
Hey, check it out.
Look at those two losers.
Hi, everyone. We're Connie.
And Carla.
Nerds.
Attention, please.
The yearbook committee
will meet today at 3.40 in the library.
Good crowd.
Connie, are you sure we should?
Don't forget the harmony
in the second verse, okay?
Okay.
This is going to work, Carla.
We just have to stick to
my plan. Right. The plan.
We're gonna be huge.
Huge!
All students registered
for the planetarium feld trip...
should now be on the bus.
Get off the stage.
Oklahoma where the wind comes
sweeping down the plain
smell sweet They're freaks.
Where the wind comes
right behind the rain
Oklahoma every night
my honey lamb and I
We sit alone and talk
and watch a hawk
Making lazy circles in the sky
Oklahoma
- 31-B.
- Jesus Christ
Superstar
Do you think you're
What they say you are
Papa, can you hear me
Papa, are you near me
Papa, how I miss you
Kissing me
Good night
Papa
- Thank you. You've been a great crowd.
- All of you.
Memory
All alone in the moonlight
I can smile at the-
And the greatest thing
about that car show is...
you can sit in any car you want
for as long as you want.
Yeah, I remember that
from last year.
- Cut it out, Al.
- You know, Carla. Me and Al just got this new job.
- We're loading stuff in this warehouse. It's great.
- Oh, that's great!
- What's your problem?
- I'm trying to eat, okay?
What are you doing here anyway?
I told you we broke up.
- Again?
- Let's go, Carla.
Where you going?
Mikey, the second show.
Yeah, Mikey, the second show.
Have some respect.
Don't you realize we're in the
presence of the great waitresses?
- Al, shut it.
- No, you shut it, Connie.
You and that stupid show.
You're like sad, you know.
After all these years, just face the
fact, it's not gonna happen and give up.
- What?
- What's your problem?
What is wrong with you?
Why can't you just be normal?
Al, I only have one life.
I want it to be a happy one.
Let's get outta here.
Come on, Carla.
Carla, please? Let's go.
You're a dreamer, Connie.
Wake up.
I told you that layover from Madison
Connie. Carla.
Oh, we're gonna be able
to pay you back soon, Frank.
Frank, we needed more wigs than we
thought, and we have to do some advertising.
Good show.
Oh!
You girls are great!
- I gotta go see about a delivery.
- Thanks, Frank.
Hey, Frank.
Rudy's looking for you.
- Carla-
- Dinner theater will be so in again.
Yeah, Debbie Reynolds
defnitely knew what she was doing.
Debbie Reynolds? Darling. Darling.
Chins up, b*obs out!
It's showtime!
Oh. Actually,
the show's over. Sorry.
If you're flying through, come back in
a month when the show will be huge. Huge!
We're Connie.
And Carla.
- Do you like musicals?
Stop talking, strange women.
I can tell by your lovely accent you're
a visitor to this country, and welcome.
- Where is fat man?
- He has a gland problem.
- Ooh!
- Ooh!
Where's Frank?
Uh, he just left, Rudy.
- Where does he park?
- On the rooftop.
Tibor, let's go.
Nice to meet you, Connie. Carla.
We gotta warn Frank.
Let's go.
The shipment is short...
again.
I didn't take anything, Rudy.
You were the only one
who handled the transport.
So now I have to kill ya.
Let's go get security.
Okay. Look.
You know, Frank, I'm always the one.
How long's this been going on?
- Look. Just in time.
- How long?
No! No!
Offcer, look. These guys
are big-time coke dealers.
You take me in, I'll tell you
anything you wanna know, okay?
I left the stuff back at the
Traveler's Lounge with some girls.
You just go and ask
for Connie and Carla.
Connie and Carla.
It's Connie and Carla.
Oh! Oh, my God!
Oh!
Carla, please. Carla-
Okay, why the throat?
I can't believe you would actually-
Carla, calm down. Your voice is giving
me cramps. Those guys are gonna kill us!
Carla, we're okay. We're okay.
Oh, my God, there they are!
Did I get 'em?
Did I get 'em?
They're still coming.
They're coming! They're coming!
Please say where you're going.
We don't know, Ma.
We just suddenly realized we have
to make a move for our careers.
We're not in trouble or anything.
Connie. Carla.
Are you prostitutes?
We'll call you!
Okay.
What is that?
- What are you doing here?
- Your moms called.
Where are you going?
We're going away for a while.
Yeah, oh, I get it. Last week,
you supposedly break up with me.
Now you pretend you're leaving and
bum-ba-ba-da, I'm supposed to propose.
You want us to marry you. What are you
talking about? We're not even pre-engaged.
- Mikey, if you wanna propose, I'm ready.
- Oh.
Mikey, don't get trapped. We've
been dating other girls anyway.
Yeah, we've been-
What?
Oh! Drive, Thelma, drive!
What do you got?
Sputnik, you can't fnd
two stupid women,
who have my kilo and saw
me blow someone's head off?
This is all
that was there.
Business contacts.
Old Town Dinner Theater,
St. Louis.
Kansas City.
Balcony Dinner Theater,
Little Rock. They've left town.
Wait. Where's my work tote?
Oh, God!
- I think you left it!
- Oh, great! Now those guys know everything about us.
You don't have our home address
in there, do you? No, no, no.
We should just go to the
police. A cop shot poor Frank!
Just let me think, all right?
I'm trying to make up a new plan.
Where can we go?
- New York?
- New York?
- New York's too obvious.
- Florida?
- Florida?
- They can't hide.
- We can't hide!
- We gotta go someplace where we can just blend in.
Okay. Somewhere where
they'd never look for us,
because there's no theater,
no musical theater,
no dinner theater,
no culture at all.
Los Angeles.
We should work out.
Good one.
Thank you.
Oh. Oh, I think
I have a tissue.
- Here.
- Thank you.
What's this?
I don't know.
I can't see!
Don't inhale!
Spit it out!
Stop breathing!
Where'd you get that?
I didn't get it!
Carla!
It was in your bag!
We've been rehearsing a lot,
and he's got that newjob.
What if he doesn't even have any job? What if
he's found somebody else? Yeah, yeah, that's it.
I think Mikey cheated on me, 'cause I was
always working nights. It's not his fault.
It was probably that waitress
at Dodo's Diner. The blond?
She always looks at him funny when she
brings him his cheese melt. Hi, Mikey.
She makes me sick,
she's so sweet.
So sweet. Like the devil
in devil's food cake.
She just- She makes me wanna puke.
It's okay, Carla.
It's okay.
We deserve better,
that's for sure.
You know what?
No more time for losers, Carla.
Mm-mmm.
When one door closes,
another door opens.
Yeah, life is like a patio door. You
never know which side is gonna be open.
Mm-hmm, and you walk
into the glass.
Get your motor runnin'
Head out on the highway
Lookin'for adventure
Yeah, darling
gonna make it happen
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