Joe Dirt
Turn it up.
Dang.
That's what I'm talking about. L.A.!
Radio station ID.
Coming to work. Joe Dirt.
Don't try and church it up, son.
Don't you mean Joe Dirt?
Naming you that, your daddy
You're wrong, brother.
I got a good name
for this car:
Rusty.- Sh*t'll buff out.
- Don't bother.
Drive this piece of crap off a cliff.
Do us all a favor.
This look like a piece of crap
to you?!
You like them spinning tires?
- You suck!
- You do!
Did he hurt you, baby?
People like that security guard
don't really mean what they say.
They just got their own issues.
All's I got to do is keep
being a good person.
No matter what,
good things'll come my way.
Everything will happen for me, as long
as I never have "no" in my heart.
Can't a guy even take a dump
in peace? Psycho.
- F***ing cocksucker.
- Right on.
Things are going to happen for me.
I'm Joe Dirt!
I'm going to the restroom
to take a big Joe.
Don't forget to wipe your dirt.
You boys got something to say?
Why don't you talk in the microphone?
I got a backup mike right here.
Check, one, two. Testing, testing.
They both work and they don't
like no feedback. What's up?
What's going on? Keep it down.
Zander Kelly's on the air.
What's the deal with your haircut?
I'm sorry about the noise, sir.
This ain't no haircut. This is a wig.
A wig... Look at you.
Jesus!
I got somebody I want you to meet.
Come with me.
Come on back.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
This is Zander Kelly.
You're listening to 98.6, KXLA.
All-aberration radio, all the time.
Zander. You got to see this guy.
God almighty! Manna from
inbred heaven. Hey, freak-boy.
Zander, get this: This is a wig.
What are you wearing a wig for? You
doing stunt work for Billy Ray Cyrus?
Freddy, go get "Free Bird"- boy here
an all-access laminate...
...for the show in perpetuity. I'm
wringing this chamois as long as I can.
You are exquisitely pathetic.
What's your name, pal?
Joe Dirt, but if you're just gonna make
fun of me, I'll go back to mopping.
Sit down. Let me take another tact.
Mr. Dirt, what's with the wig?
I was born without the top of my skull.
A little bit of my brains was showing,
grossing everybody out.
So my mom put this wig on me
to cover it up...
...and then the bones grew together...
...and it got all infused and entwined.
I don't mean to get all scientific
or whatever.
Why didn't your mom
change the wig later?
Actually, we got separated
when I was eight. I got lost.
You been on your own
Pretty much.
It's a long story, actually.
Listen to you.
What's the story here?
"I'm a white-trash idiot. " The end.
Is this where you want to be when Jesus
comes back, making fun of Joe Dirt?
Probably, because I'm sure Yahweh
would be chiming in too.
Funny, because my mom used to say that
Like one time, I was jerking
my gherkin... Can I say that?
She goes, "Is this where you want
A real winner. It's amazing to me
you turned out like you did...
...with that sort of mentoring.
I can't say don't make fun of me...
...but you shouldn't make fun
of my mom.
Guys, you got to hear this guy
on the Zander show.
You're on your own.
The family's ditched you. What next?
Do you really care? It's actually not
an easy story to tell.
I got four hours a day to fill, man.
It's not often I get a freak
plopped into my lap.
Go ahead. I'm a roast. Baste me.
All right, man.
My parents, my sister and I
all went to the Grand Canyon.
While they checked out the sights
and donkeys and whatnot...
- ... I somehow got separated from them.
- Makes his shot.
Hey, Dad. Look. It's the good stuff.
None of that p*ssy Skoal. Right, Dad?
Dad?
Mom!
Dad! Mom!
Where are you?!
Dad!
Mom! Where are you?!
You can come out now.
So there I was.
A lot of kids would have been scared
I walked till the cops picked me up...
...and put me into a foster home.
One guy I fostered out to
for about a month.
He'd take me hunting with him
and his dog.
you know, more fun than it was.
See, boy, he goes off and fetches
the duck. You see how that works?
Fun, huh?
After that, I spent time
with people who worked on a farm.
I learned cows don't find
bottle rockets as funny as I do.
Then there was this old lady
who had me for a couple weeks.
I don't want to be unkind,
but she was a little off-balanced.
And that means wash
under your fingernails...
...and back of your ears
and dress in your Sunday best.
I expect your schoolwork done every
night, laid out for my inspection.
- Is that clear?
- Yes, ma'am.
Can I push him off my leg?
He'll stop humping
as soon as he's done.
Well, the year was 1982.
I was 11 years old now, and I'd gotten
in a little trouble here and there...
...so I was in a juvie home
for boys...
...and I was getting ready
to split that scene, and pronto.
Bob Seger?
Be honest, it was Leif Garrett.
It was probably more like this:
No, sir, man. I don't like that crap.
I'm a rocker, through and through.
Here's my favorite bands: ACIDC,
Van Halen, not Van Hagar...
- ... Skynyrd, Def Lepp-
- All right.
Don't make me
call your probey officer.
And riddle me this:
Other than the fact that you dig
looking like Jane Fonda in Klute...
...why don't you cut the wig now?
Well, yeah. I guess I could do that.
Zander just asked this Joe Dirt
why he doesn't cut the wig.
You can tell he's never
thought of that.
Except for the ratty stache
and the pork chops...
...you're pretty clean-shaven for
a kid who lives in a trash can. No?
I don't need to shave because it don't
grow in right here and here.
You're telling me you were
so ingrained with white-trash DNA...
...your facial hair actually grows in
on its own all white-trashy like that?
I don't know what you're saying,
but that's what's going on, yeah.
So back to the story here.
You're on your own...
I'm just camping out or whatever...
...and this goes on for years until
one night, something amazing happened.
Man, a shooting star.
I got to make a wish.
I wish I knew what happened that
one day at that Grand Canyon place.
It's a meteorite!
Whoa, check it out. That's cool.
Oh, man, look at you.
You're probably made of precious
metal, and everyone'll want you.
But you want to be with me! Right on!
You're Joe Meteorite,
and I'm Joe Dirt!
Here on earth,
we call this place the town.
A town is a place where everyone
hates you. Kids try to beat you up.
- Oh, yes. It's so flat.
- Awesome.
This is going to be awesome.
Holy crap, ladies.
Hey, junior dirt bag.
You talking to your rock?
It ain't no rock.
It's a meteor, dum-dum.
Did it land on your barber's head
while he was cutting your hair?
I'll be there in a minute.
You want to fight, you little queer?
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