Fast Company Page #5
I know I can take it.
Damn right.
That just goes to show you
you can win and still be a loser.
Screw you, Phil.
it's true.
I put some of that sh*t of yours in my car,
[Laughing]
Serves you right.
You should know better.
You mind?
Yeah, I mind.
I just wanna talk to your boss
for a few minutes alone.
Cool it, Stoner.
All right, Phil,
what the hell do you want?
FastCo is interested in your future.
Yeah. What about Johnson?
Well, were a big company.
We have lots of interests.
Johnsons one.
But he's getting old...
and cranky.
We're always looking
for new winners.
Right now we're looking
for a funny car winner.
[Chuckles]
for that semi.
That's good to hear, Gary,
but you dont have to.
All you have to do is sign a long-term
contract with FastCo, and it's yours.
We'll even repaint it
for you in your colors
in time for the meet this weekend.
Youre serious about
dumping Johnson?
it's up to you.
Hey, Lonnie.
I'd say he's not here.
And if he's not here,
I dont know where he is.
Oh, God.
[Chuckles]
I think you did.
What, are you trying
to get rid of me?
Well, you said you quit.
You aint got no job.
Yeah, I did say that.
You wanna- You wanna
wait with me for Lonnie?
it could take all night.
I like it
when it takes all night.
What?
You know what I mean?
I think I do.
I think you do.
## [Country Rock]
# Hey there, lady #
# Workin so hard #
# Your 9 to 5 keeps you uninspired #
# So get in my car
# We'll get some inspiration
from the night #
# And go rockin #
# In the moonlight #
# We'll go rollin #
# We'll go rockin #
# in the moon #
# Light ##
I'm so glad
What the hell is going on?
Billy!
Lonnie!
Oh, Billy!
I didnt know
you were comin.
Oh! Here I thought
I'd interrupted something.
No, no.
Oh!
I came by looking for Lonnie
last night, and he wasnt here.
And, uh, we just
kind of fell into bed.
[Laughing]
Yeah.
Oh, uh, this is Candy.
Hi.
Hi.
Sammy.
No comment.
Lonnie!
Oh! Oh, babe!
it took you long enough
to get here, didnt it?
[Billy] Oh, Lonnie, listen.
You got heavy problems.
Candy overheard a conversation
about dropping the team.
We'll- Why dont we
worry about that later, huh?
No, I think we should
worry about it now.
Billy!
All right.
Look, Lonnie-
You out.
All right.
You in.
[Squeals]
[Laughing]
[P.A. Announcer] Good morning,
and welcome to Spokane Raceway
here in Spokane, Washington.
We're all set today
with a full slate of racing,
including those fantastic
space-heating machines,
the super-charged,
nitro-burning funny car.
Look for Gary ' The Blacksmith" Black,
known throughout the Pacific Northwest,
in the hot Pacemaker Vega...
to be running Lonnie Lucky Man Johnson
in the funny car eliminator.
Okay, racers,
lets get those cars out of the pits.
We need Pro Eliminator
to lane number one,
Heavy Eliminator
to lane number two.
You know, its criminal to keep
a lover like you on the road for so long.
Well, maybe your troubles are over.
Shh. I dont need that.
I'm a big girl now, Lonnie.
Hey, I knew what I was getting into.
Maybe just not for how long.
No. I mean it, babe. I-
You know, if it's really
that important to em-
Adamson and Gary Black and the Kid-
well, let em have it.
Cause what do I need it for?
You know, I used to drag
on the river road for- for Coca-Colas,
and I thought
Hey.
If all it took to get you to come home
was a little good lovin...
why didnt you call me
a hell of a lot sooner?
Maybe I shouldve.
[Engines Revving]
[Revving Continues]
Lonnie, I wanna talk to you.
Privately.
This is the second time in two weeks
you walk in here without knocking.
This is where I live.
it's my home.
Yeah? Maybe it is, and maybe it isnt.
That's what I came to talk to you about.
- Yeah, well, I would like to talk to you first.
- I'm not interested.
I wanna talk to you
about hurting people.
You know, youre out
of your goddamn mind, Johnson.
Youre out of your mind,
and youre over the hill.
First you turn my trailer
into a goddamn whorehouse.
Now it's an insane asylum.
Oh, baby, youre finished.
You got it?
Finished.
Adamson, take a look around you.
There's all of us,
and then there's you.
Now, we're gonna run that car,
and you aint gonna stop us.
Youre all finished.
Gee.
Lonnie mustve done something
to get him mad.
Meatball, uh, I'd like
to talk to you for a minute.
Hey, Meaty you aint
going no place till youre
finished with that oil pan.
I'm done, Stoner.
Got a little job for you.
[Announcer]
All right, now, we're all set to go
with the funny car action.
in the spectator lane,
while over on the tower side,
it's the Lucky Man, Lonnie Johnson.
Okay, the drivers
The pit crew's making
last-minute adjustments...
to these incredibly
powerful machines.
The drivers are buckled in, secured.
They get tossed around
pretty good out there.
Tough, tough job. Tough.
[Revving]
Look for Gary 'The Blacksmith' Black
in the spectator lane,
running Lonnie ' Lucky Many' Johnson
in the funny car eliminator.
[Crowd Screaming]
[Announcer]
through the trap!
Let's go! Let's go!
But he punches his fire buttons
He's all right. His onboard fire extinguishers
have done their job, and the fire is out.
Lonnie Johnson is perfectly okay.
He's all right.
He even managed
a respectable E.T. of 7.26...
at 164 miles an hour.
Not bad for a man
fighting a fire in his seat.
But not good enough
to beat Gary Black,
who has avenged his loss to the Lucky Man
at Big Sky last week...
taking this one with an E.T. of6.62.
Lonnie, you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
That engine blow up on you?
I dont know.
She was strong
until I shut it down.
Somebody got to us, right?
What's he
talking about, Lonnie?
I dont know.
Hey, what happened to Johnson?
- He caught fire.
- Lets go check it out, man.
- Ah, let him fry.
- Hey, man, cool it.
Geez, Meat.
Aw, sh*t.
Lift it up.
Hey, what the hell happened?
That's beautiful.
We got stiffed.
That's what happened.
- You watch your ass, you little suck.
- Back off Meatball.
Hey.
Gary.
Hey, Johnson, I dont have
to kill you to beat you.
[Sighs]
I know you dont.
- Lets get it back to the pit, P.J.
- [Billy] You dont buy that sh*t, do you?
[Lonnie]
Come on, Kid.
Goddamn valve cover
gasket's missing, Lon.
Okay, load her up.
Youre fired.
Hey, what the hell are you doing,
you son of a-
- Ah!
- Lon.
What are you waiting for?
[Groaning]
Come on, big man.
Come on now.
[Billy]
How you doing, Lonnie?
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