Don Verdean Page #4
Carol, I want you to know
that I'm here for you.
I'm glad you shared that with me.
I-I know it can't be easy bein' the mother
of a dope slinger, but know that God
can heal even the worst of sinners.
He doesn't want anything
to do with that right now.
Well, he'll come 'round.
We'll get that boy saved
if it's the last thing we do.
Now have a bite of your bacon.
( LAUGHING )
Gotta have your protein.
Praise God.
( LAUGHS )
Donald, I'm gonna go ahead
and swing for the fences
with this one, all right?
We're battin' 1,000, so why not?
Lot's wife has gone over like gangbusters,
and we cannot succumb to a sophomore slump.
We need to come correct.
I think the very next
artifact we go after,
Ark of the Covenant.
Well, that's a great idea, Tony, but, uh,
We do?
- Where?
- DON:
Ethiopia.It's rested there for hundreds of years
at the church of Our
Lady Mary of Zion in Axum.
It's watched over by a
single guardian monk 24/7.
Does this monk know martial arts?
Tell me this, is there anything into
tryin' to strike up some sort of
friendship with this monk fella?
Convince him to bring
the Ark over here?
Yeah, that's not gonna happen.
Years ago, I tried to make
small talk with the fellow
when he came up for air... not a good idea.
Besides, if anyone actually sees the Ark,
they will implode.
Whoo. Well, that sounds
like that would suck.
Frankincense.
Penicillin.
Sweetheart, those are wonderful
ideas, they really are,
but, uh, we don't need
to waste Don's time
findin' penicillin, baby,
'cause we are... the
world has that already.
to the bottom of the Red Sea?
Search for the remains of Pharaoh's army?
Gold chariots, breastplates, and the like?
Well, the Red Sea's roughly
170,000 square miles of open water.
I'm not sure I'd know where to begin.
Well, I'll tell you where to begin, Don.
- Faith.
- You got me there.
But dredging the ocean floor's an operation
that's way out of our budget range.
I'd say our current resources are
best suited for land excavation.
Don, this is hard.
Oh, this is tough. I
got a jumble of thoughts
just going on like there's a fog.
Like Lucifer has farted inside my brain.
Well, what sort of, uh,
artifacts do you think
will be more reasonable?
Well, there's one object
that's eluded me for years.
I'm goin' after...
the Goliath skull.
TONY:
That is brilliant.Goliath's skull.
Don, I'm gonna get you some SkyMiles
and we're gonna get you to Israel.
You know about the road to Jericho?
- No, I don't.
- Well, it's a long story.
I don't want to get into it right
now, but the Valley of Kidron
and the Valley of Josaphat...
I'm stuck between left and right.
BOAZ:
So, Carol, is this your first timein the Valley of Elah?
Okay, right now we're
standing in the very creek bed
where David collected his five stones.
That means the Philistine army
would have camped over here
and the Israelites would have camped...
over there.
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
( SIGHS )
Military protocol of the day
would put David and Goliath somewhere
right here in the middle.
To pinpoint a more exact location,
you go stand over there, Boaz.
Let's see how this thing
would've played out.
You better not sling that rock at me, Don.
This will give us a general area
of where they might have buried the skull.
head so I have about six cubits.
Now, if I'm David, I'm
thinkin', "I've got to swing"
this contraption as hard as I can.
"I'm probably only gonna
get one chance at this."
for a kill shot right between
- the Philistine's eyes.
- ( GROANING )
BOAZ:
Carol!- Carol!
Are you all right?
- You hit her in the uterus, Don.
- I am so sorry, Carol.
The sling just fell apart on me
it's... it's... it's clearly
not a reliable weapon.
- Can you breathe?
- ( GROANS ) Yeah.
Well, let's all gather
'round for a word of prayer.
Okay.
Dear Lord, we are indeed grateful
that Carol's flesh was not harmed.
Bless her with renewed vigor.
We pray, Lord, that when I throw
that it may land in the general area
of where we should begin to dig,
that we might be able to locate the remains
of that heartless Philistine.
Yay, even Goliath. Amen.
All right, there she is.
Let's start diggin'.
"Remember, my child, I
never said it would be easy,
I only said it would be worth it."
Our Lord and Savior said that.
I know you people don't
respect him as a deity,
so I figured you may have missed
one of his best one-liners.
Hey! Hey!
Stay cool, I'll handle this.
- Shabbat shalom.
- He says it's illegal to dig here.
- Why are you digging here?
He said, "Shut your face, you."
- Hey!
Well, I was told to pack a shovel
in case of inclement bowels.
No toilets anywhere.
He says you can't come here
to our country and bury your caca.
You need a government permit to dig here.
If we don't put it back, everybody to jail.
- Move!
- Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
- There's no need for that.
Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
We will return everything
to exactly the way it was
and be on our way.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
- Thank you.
- ( SIGHS )
- ( CAR DOORS CLOSE, ENGINE STARTS )
( GROWLS )
- This is Don.
- Don, it's Tony. How are ya?
I'm good, Tony, I'm really... I'm good.
How's everything goin' there? I just
really wanted to check up on your progress.
You know, people are
chompin' at the bit here
to see the head of that Philistine.
Well, Tony, I...
- we're gettin' close.
- Yeah, you think you'll be able
to wrap it up there in the next day or two?
I know your return trip is on Friday.
Praise God, I think there's an 80% chance.
Those odds have me a little worried, Don.
Well, we've already
located the burial site.
At this point, it's
just a matter of digging.
Hmm. Okay.
Well, I gotta be honest with you, Don,
we need that skull.
The fate of thousands
of people's very souls
- are in the balance here.
- I understand that.
I mean, their fate is... is
barely hangin' on by a thread.
If they do not have this second witness,
we could lose these people forever.
Can you imagine that?
I promise you, I will not return
until I have Goliath's head in my carryon.
All right. Well, I never doubted you, Don.
Why don't you go ahead
and get some shut eye?
I'm sure it's pretty late
over there in the Holy Land.
Will do, Tony. Thank you.
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