Holy Rollers Page #8

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Yes, of course.

Wherever there is coca-cola,

there is chabad.

[ chuckles ]

thank you.

Put this on.

Thank you.

And now we say, "baruch."

[ speaking hebrew ]

[ chuckles ]

Very cold today.

Yeah.

Can I use my hat?

Yeah,

you can use yours.

Ah. Thank you.

Say...

[ speaking hebrew ]

Very good.

[ sighs ]

[ slow music plays ]

[ indistinct conversations ]

[ dog barking ]

Excuse me.

Please put --

no, it's okay.

Please put down bags --

both bags. Thank you.

Your coat is fine.

Put your bags down.

Uh, yeah.

[ dog barking ]

Are you

traveling alone, sir?

No.

Officer:
So,

you're with these people?

Yes.

Are you carrying anything

in your bags?

No.

Where do you live?

Uh...

[ mumbles ]

Excuse me?

[ woman vocalizing ]

Andrew:
Sam.

[ car alarm deactivates ]

What the f***, man?

What are you doing?!

Hey! Hey!

Sam! What the hell?!

Sammy!

[ up-tempo

techno music plays ]

Yosef.

Sorry. Yosef.

Sorry.

I've got to talk to you.

Where have you been?

Yosef, I got to talk to you.

Come on.

What are you doing?

Come with me.

Come with me.

[ laughs ]

[ muffled music continues ]

Sam:
Shh, shh, shh,

shh, shh, shh, shh.

All right.

Shh. Come here. Okay.

What are you doing?

Yosef, come here.

Yosef, okay, look.

What are you doing?

No, you need to stop

and pay attention, all right?

Listen to me.

We are gonna get in trouble.

We got to do something.

My car!

You took my car!

Yosef...

I've been taking taxis

everywhere.

Yosef, listen to me.

Listen to me.

The kids got busted, and we're

all gonna get in trouble,

And I don't know

what to do.

Who got busted?

The kids, the kids,

the couriers,

And this one f***ing kid --

Yosef,

he's gonna tell everybody.

What do we do, yosef?

What are we f***ing gonna do?

Where's jackie?

I don't know.

He's in --

he's in amsterdam, all right?

I didn't tell him.

I came to you.

You have to

tell me what to do.

All right, all right,

all right, all right.

Okay. Okay.

Uh, I know what to do.

Okay.

I know what to do.

Calm down.

Jesus christ.

Yeah. Okay. Okay.

Uh...

What?

...I know what to do.

Good.

Listen to me.

I got a cousin, all right?

He lives on the west coast.

We're gonna drive.

We're gonna get in my car.

I mean our car.

We're gonna drive across

the country, all right?

We're gonna

stay with my cousin.

No.

Okay? We can hide out there

for as long as we want.

I've got enough money

for the both of us.

I got --

that's what we're gonna do.

That's the best plan,

all right?

Yeah, listen to me.

The sun, right?

Beautiful girls.

Okay.

No one's gonna find us.

It's gonna be great.

Listen to me.

I'm glad you told me.

I'm glad you told me.

All right.

Everything's gonna be

all right, sammy gold.

Everything's gonna be

all right, okay?

You stay here.

Uh, I'm gonna go get my stuff.

I'll be right back.

[ breathing heavily ]

I'm gonna be right back.

All right?

Stay right there!

[ slow music plays ]

Rabbe horowitz:

They heard hashem's voice

Moving in the garden

with the wind of day.

The man and his wife

hid themselves from hashem

Among the trees of the garden.

Hashem called to the man,

And he said, "where are you?"

All men must answer this.

They must know where they stand

In relation

to hashem's presence.

Either you move closer...

Or further away.

[ door unlocks ]

Shalom aleichem.

Aleichem shalom.

It's okay.

It's okay.

I was at your wedding.

It was very nice.

She's a wonderful woman.

I'm very blessed.

Baruch hashem.

Baruch hashem.

[ siren wailing

in distance ]

I need help, leon.

I know.

I need help.

[ crying ]

[ wailing continues ]

Shmuel.

[ wailing intensifies ]

Shmuel.

[ vehicles approaching ]

[ wailing stops ]

[ police radio chatter ]

[ mid-tempo music plays ]

[ man humming ]

shine on

shine on

in the clear,

cool light of the day

it's so much easier

to find your way

in the clear,

cool light of this day

I wonder how I

[ indistinct conversation ]

Sam:
That's fine.

That's fine. You're fine.

It's right up here.

Mendel:
Guess which costume

your little brother had

For his purim

celebration.

Uh, not another goylem?

No.

No?

Tickle me goylem.

Tickle me goylem?

What is that?

I don't know.

He called himself

"tickle me goylem,"

And he was walking around, like,

"I am tickle me goylem!"

He was

tickling everyone.

It was very funny.

[ sighs ]

What's in the book?

The book?

Uh, it's science fiction.

It's pretty good.

Interesting?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just started it.

What is it about?

Uh, these two scientists --

they, uh, they get sent to...

so many lonely, lonely,

lonely, lonely nights

I need the light,

I need the light

I know it's darkest

before the dawn

[ humming ]

so, here where today

greets tomorrow

I cross that bridge

I walk on forever

and I don't care

that the path is steep

and the journey's hard

I walk on

I walk on

when the days were dark

and the nights were long

I know in the light

that I can be strong

when the days were the dark

and the nights so long

I know in the light

I'm never alone

and I lay on my back

and count the stars

and look for a light

that will guide me on

I know it's darkest

before the dawn

and I lay where I may

to count the stars

knowing that I,

I'm never alone

and it's darkest

before the dawn

and even the stars so bright

may not have enough light

and if I should lose my way

and, oh,

when the morning comes

and the sun shines on

it's gonna shine on

shine on

shine on beauty

[ humming ]

'cause it's darkest

before the dawn

I'm in the light,

I'm in the light

I'm in the light,

I'm in the light

and I know that

it's darkness before the dawn

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