Endless Bummer Page #3
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- 2009
- 87 min
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uh, what is it-
Later.
Later?
- Yeah, later.
First we're gonna
get 16 bucks.
You ready?
Check this dude out.
Mr. C., how ya doin'?
- Hey.
So, uh, anyway,
Mr. Candidas.
Candianedas.
Uh, okay, so-
So I see this bitchin'
wave coming in, right?
I've already heard this stupid story
from your stepfather, the drunk.
Oh, yeah?
He was in here already?
Oh, that's great. Typical.
- Hey!
Hey. So, uh, yeah, I was trying to
tell ya a story, all right? So listen.
So I drop in on this wave,
and I'm, like, totally stoked,
and then it was, like, I'm doin' a
cutback and I lay it down with my hand.
And I'm, like, skimmin' it with my
hand, and the lip starts folding over.
It's, like, coming over me like this.
And I'm like, "Whoa!"
And then I'm like, "Whoa!"
And this giant liquid cavern of
liquid water from another planet-
Dude, I've been looking
for these all day.
Look what I found.
- All right.
Yeah, we'll have these.
Beef.
Uh, you got any dough?
Uh, no. Do you?
Yeah, um, we're gonna have
to come back for those later.
Yeah, later. Okay.
- Catch ya.
Let's get outta here.
Feels kinda good, huh?
Feels kinda good, huh?
What?
- Helpin' out Sparky's mom.
She's a nice lady.
Can you keep a secret?
- Dude, yeah.
What-What's up?
- Alice is not really his mom.
What?
- Yeah. She's his grandma.
He just calls her that.
- Where's his mom?
She bailed, man.
Whoa.
There ya go, son.
Sixteen dollars.
There you go.
- Thank you, sir.
This is a nice couch.
- Got it at Sears.
Now if the wife asks,
I didn't give you any money.
Sure, okay.
Harry, Peggy works
at the D.M.V., right?
Mm-hmm.
- What?
All right. Bye, Marge.
Okay.
We got... 2QUAN574,
registered to a 17-year-old
Valley Village.
Here ya go.
Brian Kramer.
You don't know how much
we appreciate this.
Well, do me a favor.
Don't kill him.
Oh, and next time you sell Harry some stolen beer,
get somethin' better than this sh*t, please.
F***in' southers.
Oooh, stand by
with the beer.
If you barf,
I am not cleaning that up.
That what dogs are for,
tardo.
Hey, boys.
Red bikini girl.
Little bit of booty
never hurt nobody.
Do you think
she's had a boob job?
Hey, Mom?
- Yeah, honey.
Can we, like, have a bottle
of something, please?
Oh, go ahead. Take the half
bottle of vodka from the bar.
But no drinking and driving.
- Okay. Thanks, Mom. You rock hard.
Yeah, well, I used to.
Anne.
- Yeah.
- I found it.
- You found your board?
Yeah.
- Hi, J.D.
- Oh, hey, Brenda.
- What's this about your board?
We know where it is.
I just gotta go get it.
Can we go back to my house?
I need to change.
Yeah, yeah, sure.
- Need a hand, J. D?
- Anne, your mom's, like,
totally hitting on me again.
Mom, come on! We talked about this.
- Okay, we're going. Geez.
- Wow.
- Bye. I love you.
I love you too.
- Have fun. Bye.
How come you're
never like that...
Oh, there you are, Johnny boy.
I heard what happened.
Oh, honey.
- Mom!
Ja. Herb, the milkman, told me.
- Oh, Johnny.
Come on, Mom.
- Oh, don't worry.
We'll get it back for you,
my poor baby.
We're onto it, Ma,
really.
Oh, Johnny.
I give you some stew to take with you.
La Lumbie.
Come on, sweetheart, huh?
Did you miss me?
I need ya now.
I do.
Come on now.
Come on.
Here you go, honey. Jesus, Mom.
I'm communing with my automobile here.
Oh, Johnny, please.
Just try it. Just try it.
All right, all right.
- Mm-hmm.
Uh-huh.
Ja. Is good.
Uh, now can I go?
- Oh. Ja.
Here, Anne. Hold this. I gotta focus.
- Okay, baby.
Come on. Come on.
Come to Papa. Mmm.
That's it. Come on.
Come on, baby. Come on.
Whoo! Atta girl!
Good luck, Johnny.
# Oh, Gidget goes to hell #
Whoo.
So get this.
I totally saw this guy today, man.
He's drivin'
down the road...
in this bright-ass orange
"look at me" 280Z.
The typical souther.
I mean, it seemed like his hair was
personally styled by Vidal Sassoon.
And, uh, he was wearing pants.
What?
- Pants.
# Gidget goes to hell #
# Gidget goes to hell #
# She's the center of attention
as she runs into the wave #
# Paddles way outside, yeah
waiting for the big one ##
Come on. I gotta pee.
Everybody!
We got a situation here,
so listen up.
These f***ing southers,
they come to
our beautiful beach...
and they desecrate it,
and I'm sick of it!
It's over, and they're
going to pay now.
So f***ing frightening.
Totally. It turns me on.
- What?
Whatever.
- God, you're so weird.
All right, now here's the deal.
An elite team of us,
a band of brothers, are gonna
go tonight, in La Lumbie...
and we're gonna find this guy and
we're gonna bring my board back!
We're going.
- No. Anne, no. I'm not going.
Yes. Shut up, Iris. We're going. Shut up.
- No-Anne... Sh*t.
My fellow Venturians,
the time has come.
- Lardo.
- F*** it.
What, Mooney's?
What are we doing here?
- There's somethin' I need to do.
So, Mike, I know I should
have been more careful.
I'm gonna get the board back and I'm
gonna get you that last payment too.
We got an address,
we know where this guy is.
So, you know, don't worry.
It'll be easy.
These kids.
They're gonna run off to the Valley and
probably get into a bunch of trouble.
Let's go get us
a surfboard.
Mooney's comin' with us. Now we can
take on the whole f***in' Valley, dude.
Let's do this.
Why do you call your car
La Lumbie anyway?
Well, it used to be La Bamba,
but the "L's," they took over.
Well, it was Bomber, then La Bamba.
Now it's La Lumbie.
Yeah. Because
le lan lalk lin lels.
I'm sorry?
Le lan lalk lin lels.
You can talk in "L's"?
Wow. I really gotta
get away from here.
We're goin' to war,
and we need war music.
We need a f***in' battle hymn.
- Yeah.
- Check the tapes.
- To the tapes. To the tapes.
- Germs.
- Uh, Ramones.
- Bob Marley.
- I got the Thompson Twins.
No. No Thompson Twins.
Pick a tape.
Tape?
Fear.
- Hell, yeah.
- Right on.
- Whoo.
Now that is road-trip music.
One, two, three, four!
- Mooney rocks.
Turn it up.
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us
There's so many #
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us
Let's have a war #
# So they can go die
Let's have a war #
# We could all use the money
Let's have a war #
# We need the space
Let's have a war #
# Yeah, clean out this place #
# It already started
in the city #
# Suburbia #
# Will be just as easy #
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us
There's so many #
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us #
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us
There's so many #
# There's so many of us
There's so many of us
There's so many ##
death in all its wretched glory.
Millions of southers,
wearing pants.
I hate pants.
- I hate pants too!
One of 'em named
Brian Kramer.
Yeah.
Somewhere down in that cesspool
of humanity is J.D.'s surfboard.
Watch for Van Nuys
and turn right.
I'm from here,
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