Logan Lucky Page #6
It's no longer following
the books.
Let's blow this thing.
The pace car
is in, and we're ready to race.
Mike, it's an honor to be able
to start this 600-mile race
here on Memorial Day.
Boogity, boogity, boogity!
Let's go racing
for those who made
the ultimate sacrifice, boys!
D.W.'S talkin' about you.
some sort of door key?
Yes.
For us to meet up?
Something like that.
Just remember one thing.
Roll.
Don't hesitate.
Just roll.
What are you
talkin' about?
What's down there?
'Member to roll.
What the f***!
Oh, come on.
Roll, roll!
Now, you didn't tell me
about no garbage chute.
You're right.
Hey, hey.
It's about time. Come on.
Yeah, blow me.
Oh, come on, Joe.
We couldn't tell you
everything now.
Yeah, no, no, no!
Screw you both!
A-a garbage chute?
You know, this is what I get
for doin' business with
Them's my bleach pens?
Two bleach pens
and a plastic bag,
as requested.
Whew.
Give me the tube.
Hold on.
That's it?
We're supposed to believe
that that's the thing?
Tube.
Now, are you ready?
No. No, hold on.
That's it?
That's a plastic bag,
bleach pens, fake salt
and gummy bears.
That's our bomb?
Don't call it a bomb.
Now, how many yards away
is the vault?
About 20 yards.
I don't know. Maybe 30.
Is it 20 or is it 30?
We are dealin'
with science here.
I guess when I saw that
gummy bears is our secret
ingredient to our Bo--
our explosive device,
that I wasn't thinkin'
about science!
No, you said yourself,
we couldn't bring in
normal explosives
'cause of the security.
Now, to make our bang,
we need potassium chlorate.
Bleach pens is pure
sodium hypochlorite.
Combined with
the potassium chloride
in the salt substitute,
we have created
Sugar
plus potassium chlorate
yields...
Two gases and...
A solid.
Now, you throw in some heat,
you get energy.
Energy means light,
explosion
or, as I like to call it...
The Joe bang.
What?
a stick of dynamite
or somethin'?
Well...
Yeah, I kinda did.
Yeah, me too. I just figured
you'd use a lot to blow through
We don't need to blow
through the wall.
Them tubes
in the venting system
is our in.
So, gentlemen, as I said...
Are you ready?
Oh, sh*t.
Ah, it's coming back!
Don't move.
I'm not.
And don't breathe.
I'm not.
What are you doing?
What are y--
oh, i-- now I see
what the problem is.
I twisted the bag
too many times.
Keselowski on the outside.
See who else is behind him?
He's not gonna give it up
that easy though.
- Whoa!
- You can see the course is pretty loose.
Call it in.
"E" center.
Well, what kind of smoke?
Everything looks fine here.
We've got no alarms goin' off.
What's going on?
Concessions says
they have smoke comin' out
of the pt tube.
If there's no fire,
why do we have smoke?
Let's get a couple guys
down there and see
what the hell's goin' on.
Yes, sir.
I'll go east,
you go west.
Okay.
Hey! Hey,
it's comin' through!
I can hear it!
All right. Come on.
Come on!
Whoo!
Come on! Come on!
Whoo!
Come on, baby!
We ain't even
made it outta here yet.
Come on, Jimmy!
Kick that up a notch!
Come on!
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Get it in reverse!
-Take it easy!
Oh, god.
What? What happened?
You sucked my arm off!
This is your fault,
not mine.
You told me
to turn it up!
You don't even know
how to operate
a goddamn machine!
You said put it in reverse!
You sucked his arm off!
Your fault. Your fault.
Hold on. It's in there.
Is it all the way in?
It didn't get stuck
in the tube or nothin'?
I gotta get in there and get it.
Jimmy, help me
get the hose off.
Clyde, come on.
Come on now.
Technically,
it's not your arm.
Talk to him, will you?
Your arm you lost over in Iraq.
That thing in there's
just a piece of plastic.
Your arm can't be replaced,
is what I'm tryin' to--
your arm
can't be replaced,
but the piece of plastic
that you use as an arm,
that can be replaced.
Clyde, Clyde. Come on.
Come on. Clyde!
Now, there's a lot more money
we can get out of there.
Come on.
- You're with them?
- Of course he's with us.
- This whole thing was his idea.
- Yeah.
Except he probably don't
want to say that out loud,
'cause he knows you gettin'
your arm blowed off in Iraq
was all his fault.
Everybody knows
you never would've gone
and joined up to fight
if your big brother
wasn't a football star.
That's true.
Yeah.
He was gonna be
hot sh*t.
He was gonna play
for the NFL.
ever done anythin' like that.
You were gonna be
coal miner.
Shut up!
You two are idiots.
Hey. We're value added
to this robbery.
Oh.
be pullin' an attitude here,
it's us.
Yeah.
Oh, the bang brothers
don't like the job, hmm?
You got a problem
with it?
Yeah.
You changed the date,
moved everythin' around.
This whole job
changed "dramastically."
We had to change
the date.
-You knew the terms
for our participatin'.
-Mm-hmm.
to pull this job with you now.
We was fine with you wantin'
to get back at that store
for messin'
with your hot sister.
Yeah.
But you did
a whole 360 on everything
when you moved up the date.
And nascar ain't done
nothin' to nobody.
Nascar's a beautiful thing.
Nascar's like America!
So it's like you're
makin' us hurt America.
So movin' up that date
was a "vagrant fliolation"
of our morality clause.
I'll show you
a vagrant violation!
Joe, Joe, get him!
Hey, it's all good.
It's all good.
Shut the--
you know,
we need to finish this.
Now, you-- you go talk
to your brother, all right?
Hold on. Hold on,
hold on, hold on.
Hold on, hold on.
Hold on, man. Hey.
I'm your brother,
all right?
I'm always with you.
I'll buy you 20 new arms.
You'll have a hundred...
Soon as we're done.
But we gotta get you back
before anybody notices.
All right?
So let's finish this.
Okay?
They'll find it,
and the guards'll be banging
on my cell by breakfast.
No, they ain't,
'cause I'm gonna get it.
I'm gonna get it,
i promise you.
I swear.
Am I clear?
Don't let these clowns
get in your head.
We all know
you want to finish first,
I'm getting a lot of dirty air.
I got a hole.
I can push through.
Hold back. It's too tight.
You're gettin' boxed.
- Whoa. I'm seeing spots.
- You're drifting up.
My os-- I think it's crashing.
You're gonna bang it!
What have you got?
I got nothin'.
Let's try "b" level.
All right.
Hold up! Stop.
Where you goin'?
Garbage run.
You two smell any smoke
from down there?
Uh... no,
'cause we both--
we both lost our sense
of smells
when we was little,
because of the, uh...
The Scarlet fever.
Yeah.
Both of us could be on fire
and not even know it.
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