Taking Chances Page #8
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- 2009
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What's that mean?
It means we think
you will go far.
Not in this town, it seems.
Everybody's gotta be
from somewhere.
It's up to
you where you end up.
Hmm.
Thank you.
I was hitchhiking
to the rally.
Cleveland drove by.
Somehow he knew
about the tape.
He said he'd tell me where my
father was if I gave it to him.
I don't know
what to do now.
That's a scary envelope
to open.
I was staring at those plastic
toys floatin' in the water...
after the rally,
and something
kind of dawned on me.
This is all
my dad ever wanted.
You know, the new toys
in the pool, the...
sharp-lookin' Lodge,
plenty of customers.
This is his dream.
Lots of people like this
in this town.
Everyone's getting
exactly what they wanted.
I don't know. Maybe things were
just supposed to turn out this way.
How about you?
Maybe I don't
belong here anymore,
guarding some small town's
very minor-league history.
I've never met
anyone like you.
I never met anybody
like you either.
Not even close.
So, uh, when's construction
gonna begin, do you think?
Watch for our smoke signal.
Attaboy. I knew you guys had
Buffalo who runs against the herd
arrives only at his own demise.
You do yoga,
Chase from the Lodge?
Everybody's gotta be
from somewhere.
Yeah, I figured.
Hey! It's the people's army.
What are you
doin' here, Son?
Please tell me you didn't.
Didn't do what, Son?
You're not really getting
what you think you're getting.
Oh. And what would you know
about what we're gettin'?
I'm sorry, Dad.
What do you mean?
A.P.B.
Blue Cadillac convertible.
License unknown.
Full of Indians...
I think.
Guess what
we're doin' right now.
Sittin' on a Caddy.
Sittin' on my Caddy.
Isn't that crazy?
You bastard.
Are you serious?
Yeah.
Man, you are gonna get
so much ass with this ride.
Yeah.
You're leavin', aren't ya?
How'd you guess?
I'm your best friend.
# To me #
# What I am supposed to be #
# We could be dancin'
in the dark #
# Free-fall #
# You take kindness to
the hole and it's gone #
# Sometimes #
# It's just like sayin' that
you want to get a sunburn #
# It's my turn #
# Good-bye, sir till you
meet me in the next life #
# It's high time #
# It's all mine Can't shake the
feeling I'll be back this time #
# If I return at all #
# I know you'll be there
just waitin' for me to fall #
Here are the keys
to the station wagon.
Oh, stop it.
You can maybe, uh, sell it.
Pay for the pool.
What do you want me to say?
Nothin'.
Well, I'm not gonna say it.
It's not in my character.
I'll see you later.
# Sometimes #
# It's just like sayin' that
you want to get a sunburn #
# It's my turn #
# Good-bye, sir till you
meet me in the next life #
# It's high time #
All right. You
might think this is where Chase...
lessons he learned in the story.
But that would make this kind
of a fairy tale or something,
when maybe it was just about the summer
my buddy fell for an unusual girl...
and our town got taken
by some really fake Indians...
and some guy who wasn't as
official as everyone thought.
My lesson from all that?
Summer's awesome.
Chase used to say that...
"History is the cornerstone
of our nation's past."
I still don't quite understand
what he meant by that.
But maybe he was saying...
life is history
in the making.
And maybe we learn,
and maybe we don't.
But nothing ever
stays the same.
We just keep moving forward...
the best we know how.
Would you like perhaps to take
this opportunity to apologize...
to the citizens
of Patriotville?
Apologize to the citizens
of Patriotville? Mm-hmm.
No. I'd like to say, uh, Citizens
of Patriotville, you're welcome.
You're welcome for all
the hard work that we did.
And... And I'm sorry
for loving you so much.
so damn much.
- There.
- Have you met any new friends?
Yeah. Made a lot of friends.
Uh, we got a lot of... a cast of
characters in here, I'll tell you what.
Uh, Pooh Bear. Um, Jellyfish. Ooh.
Um...
The Ombudsman.
The Ombudsman. Uh-huh.
What kind of activities do you two do?
Do you get to listen
to any music here?
Yes. I have discovered
the wonders of hip-hop.
Wonderful.
And, uh, it has... I don't know...
opened my mind a little bit.
One would say. Have you learned any...
any songs that I maybe would know?
Uh, mostly in here
it's just, uh, freestylin'.
The gentlemen inside will, uh...
Well, one will lay down a funky beat,
or, uh, something.
I feel it first.
Then I spit a side. But you start by
going, "Yo. Yo, yo." #
# My name is Cleve
I'm in jail #
That's about it. Word up.
That's wonderful.
I really do
wanna leave.
# Thank you.
The time for change is here.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I would just like to say...
# We could be
livin' in another time #
# The older state
was a state of mind #
# Look around
It's a brand-new day #
# Brand-new day
Brand-new day #
# They say that now is the future
# The new revolution
American dream #
# That's right #
# The next generation #
# They say that now is the future
# The new revolution
# The next generation #
Thank you.
Thank you.
Again, I... I sincerely
thank you. Please sit.
Now, some have
called me a hero.
But I am just a man.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen,
it bears repeating.
# We could be livin'
in another time #
# The older state
was a state of mind #
# Look around
It's a brand-new day #
# Brand-new day
Brand-new day #
# They say that now is the future
# The new revolution
American dream #
# That's right #
# The next generation #
# They say that now is the future
# The new revolution
# The next generation #
What the "F"
are you talking about?
Love nuggets.
Mouth full
of nut sack, Cleveland.
I know... I know physically
what you're talking about.
Basically what we're describing
is it's a terrible situation.
I don't either.
What?
I don't either. Are you
answering a question?
Or are you referring to
something we just said? Yeah.
You said, "I don't either." Well, I
don't know what he's talking about.
Oh. Okay, so it was only
two questions ago.
Right.
Gotcha.
I think I know.
Well, why not, Stover?
What? What do you know?
I wouldn't like it.
If I could...
bottle you up...
all five of you...
Cut! Cut.
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