Easy Rider: The Ride Back Page #2
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Kiss my ass, huh?
A long time, bro! Ahh!
Nice ride.
Awesome, man!
I f***ing love it!
There you go.
Got a nitro kick
and a gypsy tattoo
I got a place where we can
go look at some tits. Ahh!
She flirts, spins, flexing
every Saturday night
Yee-ha!
I'm Wes... Coast
Smooth.
With the profile tires
and the Second Look bags
With a two-love bench
But just for a while
'Cause there ain't nobody
gonna cramp my style
Oh, yeah!
'Cause I'm Wes
- Hey!
- Coast
Some food. Yeah!
Smoke!
Drink! And f***!
Yee-ha!
So come on, baby
Said don't be shy
Wes Coast is in the house!
You goddamn right he is, baby!
- What'll it be, Wes?
- Whiskey, darlin'. Whiskey.
I'm Wes... Coast
Ha-ha
Here's to Mexican bike trash in the
middle of the border. Here's to it.
I didn't think I'll see
you so soon. What's up?
It's a bit
of a long story.
It all started when Pop
went to live with Shane.
Watch your step.
Okay.
Ward, Pop's here.
How you doing there,
Wild Bill?
Pop, your bedroom's
the first door on the right.
Why don't you get him
settled? I'll be right in.
You're unbelievable.
Why can't you
just be nice?
Is that so difficult?
Mm-hmm.
So this is
my prison cell, huh?
Pop, it's not
gonna be that bad.
I'm not setting one goddamn foot
on this floor till I get my flag.
You got it.
Whew.
Well, I knew Wild Bill wouldn't
like being uprooted like that.
Well, you got
that right.
She decided to come down
and pay me a visit.
And you took the bait.
Yeah.
The girl's not easy
to resist, huh?
No. Not easy at all.
Not at all.
How's she doing?
Tough read. But she sure as hell
reacted when she heard your name.
Tried like hell
not to show it though.
Yeah.
Well...
What?
How's she looking?
Well, why don't you come and
just check her out for yourself?
Yeah.
I said the things
And I had more to learn
than I could imagine
'Cause something
made me feel it
Was everybody's fault
but my own
Can we try
One more time?
Yeah!
Well, I remember
how she used to look.
Ooh!
Hi, baby.
Yeah, baby, give me some
sugar. Come here, darlin'.
Get off of me,
you f***ing pig!
What's your problem, b*tch?
What are you looking at,
a**hole?
Here we f***ing go again.
Ohh!
Hit him! Yeah!
Oh!
Aw, sh*t.
- Yeah!
- Ohh!
Yeah! That bottle
gonna f*** him up! Yeah!
- Oh, man!
- Didn't break.
- Always breaks in movies.
- Time to go.
Yeah. Take it
outside, boys. Take it outside.
Sorry, baby.
Keep dancin',
baby. It's all good.
You know, man, I knew I could
count on you for some good sh*t.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
I was thinking...
I mean, with all this
and all that...
and all of this,
we could be staying in a motel
if we wanted, you know.
Hell, we could take a plane
to where we're going.
for more freedom?
But it's 150 years ago,
and those are horses.
We're sitting out here.
I was thinking
about that.
Yeah, I'd like
to take that trip.
Well, I know what you mean
about time, man.
Back then when it seemed like
there was just so much more freedom.
You know, Wyatt was about that
whenever he climbed on that motorcycle.
Put on his spurs,
he was a cowboy.
A lot of time's gone by.
Way too little to come, and
we got to be doing that, man.
We got to be doing
more of this.
Yeah, it's good to be here.
You know,
it took me a long time...
to, uh, decide to make this
ride back to see the old man.
I'm also kind of making
this ride in memory of Wyatt.
Wearing his sh*t,
riding his bike.
And that's why it's so cool
that it's happening with you,
because you've always
been one of the family.
Don't do it.
Get down. Get down.
Hey, Shane!
Come quickly! Quickly!
I didn't know what else
to do, seora.
Es loco.
It's okay.
Daddy's probably just
having one of his spells.
He's been doing this for as long as I
can remember. We just have to wake him up.
Daddy. Daddy!
Daddy!
Daddy!
Good morning.
Yeah.
What's so good about it?
There you go.
Where's Roxette?
It's Rosa, Pop.
And I gave her a couple of days off
to be with her family in Phoenix.
With Cody in Iraq
and Ward traveling,
some quality time together.
Quality time, huh?
Yeah.
It was you that left Virgil
and me for that life of leisure,
that fancy art career,
those four houses.
When was the last time you hopped
on that fancy jet of yours...
that you fly all around
and come see us, hmm?
Not enough, Pop.
But I'm here now.
Hmm.
If you'll excuse me,
I have some things to do.
You don't need my
permission! It's your house!
In the late '70s,
Wesley Costero
became Wes Coast,
factory-sponsored
motorcycle racer.
Wes had a teammate,
Reger Reynolds,
and they were bitter rivals.
In 1980, Wes won
the world championship.
Reger was a close second.
Later that year,
he was diagnosed with cancer and
given only a few months to live.
Reger beat the cancer,
and Wes was with him every day
around the clock.
Since then,
Reger's been giving back,
and I can't wait to meet him.
Yee-ha!
Wes Coast.
Come on in!
Coryville...
I should've had you.
Saddleback.
I would've...
till I crashed on the last lap.
And the big one...
L.A. Coliseum.
That was mine. That was mine.
But no, what'd I do?
Stayed up all night,
partying like a rock star.
With those three hot chicks.
I was so f***ed up
the next morning.
I stumbled over my own balls
while trying to get on the bike.
That's the truth.
But you know what, Coast?
There is one thing
I'll always beat you at,
and that's cooking.
Hey, man.
Hope you brought your
appetite. Oh, I'm plenty hungry.
And speaking of hungry...
What you been doing to feed these
homeless people, it's just...
Thanks.
Well, I'm bummin', man.
Bummin' big time.
Traveling
kitchen ain't traveling.
Transmission's blown.
Piece of sh*t.
I don't know
what I'm gonna do.
I don't know what
I'm gonna do.
You know what?
I think maybe
I can help you with that.
Aw, man.
What the hell?
Just a little something
for the cause.
Cowboy.
How much is in here?
Oh, there's enough.
Aw, yeah!
All right,
there you go, sir.
Wow.
I love this man.
Pop, don't you
want a jacket?
No.
It's really beautiful,
isn't it?
Yeah. It ain't home,
if that's what you're asking.
I didn't say it was.
Your mama would roll over in her
grave if she knew you had me here.
I think Mama knows
I'm doing the best I know how.
That includin' holding
a man against his will?
Pop, I'm...
That's it, huh? Why don't you just
pull the trigger and get it over with?
That's enough.
That is enough
for one day.
Oh, no, baby girl.
I'm just gettin' started.
No. No, you are not.
You wanna know why not?
I'll tell you why.
Because your beloved Virgil,
your favorite son,
he couldn't deal
with you anymore, Pop.
He couldn't
handle you.
I'm the only one
that would have you.
So you wanna sit here and just
be all angry and mad at the world,
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