Nature Calls Page #6
What?
Well, these are
my new church slacks.
Yeah?
Well, you just crawled
through a pee-pee puddle there, Kirk.
CALDWELL:
Yup.GENTRY:
I'm going back to the carand grab my dungarees.
Just wait here, all right?
Caldwell, back me up.
Grab my iPod.
For what?
It's got a mix on there,
heavy metal.
- Oh, all right.
- Gets me all rewed up.
[ Grunts ]
You know what I mean?
I love Kirk, but he doesn't understand
how much slacks cost these days.
Hey, look around in there.
if you want some.
CALDWELL:
Where's it at?- You see 'em?
- I don't see it.
- Well, they're right there.
- I don't see it.
Y'all looking to cam p?
GENTRY:
Um...Yes, sir. That'd be great.
A lot of friendly people here,
gearing UP-
to have fun.
[Gentry chuckles]
GENTRY:
Well, sounds likeour kind of people.
Yeah.
Okay.
Uh...should we follow you, then?
I wish you would.
You got your pants?
Yeah, I got my pants!
KIRK:
Sh*t![engine starts]
[tires screech ]
[ Hawk screeches ]
[ Chatter, indistinct]
MOSES:
Look at that view!TIBBITS:
Whoa!LEACHMAN:
H0, ho, ho.GARY:
Oh, my God![ Boys exclaiming in amazement]
- Awesome!
- This is pretty bad-ass.
All right, hey,
you called this one.
IVAN:
Damn, we made it!MOSES:
We're camping up in this?
Oh, do we get badges
and crap now?
RANDY:
You already have your badges.
Check your arms,
check your necks.
Look at those cuts,
You guys earned those, man.
Look at the sweat
under your armpits,
and, Leachman, that heat rash,
we'll fix that.
But, guys, you earned all of this.
You are real scouts.
So bring it all in, real scouts.
Bring it in, real scouts,
right now.
Eddie, may I?
A toast, all right?
To my dad, for being lucky enough
to be here with all of you.
And to all the dads
who couldn't be here,
Mikey Caldwell's dad,
for instance,
whose death prevented him from coming,
but you know what?
He's up camping
in the sky right now,
but he is not gonna have
as much fun
as you guys are about to have.
- Amen.
- Hey, America!
Troop 5516 is here,
and we're about to go camping in you!
- [ All cheering]
- [ horn honking]
- MAN:
It's the outdoors, nipple d*cks!No, no, no,
we're blending in just fine.
Yeah, yeah, as soon as these yokels
hit the hay, man,
we're gonna be
right there with you.
No one is deserting you.
I don't want you to be scared.
I'm not scared.
Just don't go anywhere.
You guys stay put
and make sure
- [ hip-hop music playing]
- Stay put?
We can't break up the team, Kirk!
All right!
Caldwell and I want in on the action.
Come on!
KIRK:
This isn't about a team!
This is about my son!
GENTRY:
Well, okay,Caldwell has a son, too, you know.
Caldwell's son
is at my home with my wife,
where I should be!
- Now, if I need backup, I'll call for it.
- Backup?
- Backup.
- Backup, my ass.
I didn't come out here
to be no damn decoy
- for a park ranger, motherf***er!
- Yeah, motherf***er.
KIRK:
Run distraction.I need you guys to blend in.
It's...it's weird here, man.
lt'sjust weird, all right?
It's like some sort of redneck
swingers' party or something, man.
KIRK:
Is that park ranger still there?
GENTRY:
Uh...Yeah, he's staring at me right now.
It's weird.
Wait for my call.
I don't need you right now, Gentry.
Don't break up this partnership, man.
We got a good thing here.
- [call breaking up]
- Kirk! Kirk!
Kirk!
What the f***
Look at that a**hole,
in the yellow.
What is his problem?
[owl hooting ]
KIRK:
You peckewvood.What the hell is that?
[boys howling]
[Eddie howls]
[bongos beating]
[ Boys cheering ]
EDDIE:
[shouting]Let's get the party started!
[ Boys cheering and shouting ]
Gary, have a root beer.
Normally, I'd remain celibate,
but tonight I will imbibe.
Oh. Valhalla.
How you doing there, Moses?
MOSES:
Hey, what's up, man?What's up?
[Ivan speaking foreign language]
Your troop back.
We're...
We're resuscitating it, okay?
This troop's not gonna dissolve.
It's not gonna fade away.
Randy f***ing Stevens!
[ Silence]
Jesus Christ,
you got Dad out here, too?
Oh, you really went and did it.
Seven felonies and Dad to boot.
Abducting him
and all these kids?
That's desperate, Randy.
I'm getting you guys
out of here.
And, Dad, we're gonna get you
back to your room
where you need to be, okay?
Kirk, Kirk, listen.
This is our home, okay?
Right here, with the trees
over our heads,
the soil under our feet,
- and the...
- Stop it!
No more poems.
No more speeches. You're done.
Now let's pack it up,
shut this down,
and hike everybody
out of here.
Dwande.
Oh, come here, buddy.
- You don't have to be scared.
- RANDY:
Scared?Kirk, he's not scared, okay?
Did you know that?
He helped all these other kids
get up here.
I mean, he's a big part of this!
You calling my son a kidnapper?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Kidnapping?
I didn't do it. I'm not a kidnapper.
He's not a kidnapper.
Well, unless you want to go to jail...
EDDIE:
No, no, no. Look, look, look,
I don't want no problems here.
I can't go to f***ing prison again.
It hurts, okay? So...
Then help me out.
You want us to tie
this motherf***er up?
Randy, run, motherf***er,
'cause I'm gonna kill you!
Eddie, it's not kidnapping
if you're related!
Bull f***, Randy,
we're not brothers anymore.
EDDIE:
If the Boy Scouts knew...
What are you doing?
EDDIE:
You know what they would do?
- [zipper closing]
- They'd f***in' kill all of us!
- [ Honk]
- EDDIE:
You know that?KIRK:
Oh, Dad. I'm saving your life.
I'm paying for you to be comfortable.
And you don't need
to be out here.
No one deserves to be out here.
We're cooperating!
What do you want us to do with this guy?
RANDY:
Ow!Listen to me.
We are assistants.
We don't want to get involved
in none of this sh*t!
Then leave.
Okay, but we could help you
with the kids, all right?
Knock it off
and get out of here!
All right. Fine. We'll leave.
Randy, it's a real shithead move,
you dick!
All right.
Let's pack up and go.
MOSES:
Why'd you kick him?
Bros, they kidnapped you!
These aren't real leaders.
Hanging out in the woods
with eight-year-olds,
cooking potato dinners,
writing poems?
That's not a man.
- That's not a leader.
- [ muffled shouts]
Look. You don't need badges
from these dorks to prove something.
Then what are
we supposed to do?
KIRK:
I don't know.Stay in school
and stay off drugs, uh...
and play sports, join the Army.
Let's just get out of here, okay?
You know, we don't need to be out
in the woods talking about this.
We can be back home,
listening to some Hoobastank.
BOY:
Augh!We can have Janine
cook us some taquitos...
Come on, fellas.
Bump me and we'll hit it.
Dwande, bump your daddy.
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