Taking Woodstock Page #8
It's right here.
Just breathe.
Hey. Let's go down to
the ocean. Let's go swim.
Elliot. You look well.
I want you to meet the ladies
from St. Paul's in Liberty.
They made 5,000 sandwiches!
Vilma,
don't exaggerate.
We made 4,000.
Honey, please. Anything more
than one is a miracle in my book.
My God! Look at him! Where
have you been all day and night?
How was the concert?
Well, I met some friends
on the way there.
It was great.
It was great.
Are you hungry?
I'm starving.
So I was thinking,
when this is over...
What a mess.
It'll take months
to clean up.
We can keep some of these
new people on, right?
We can afford the help now.
And with the place paid off,
maybe it's time you thought
about some permanent staff.
Some people to help run the
place, make some improvements.
What are you talking about?
That's why we have you.
I'm just saying. I was thinking when
this is over, with all the money now,
I could take a trip. And where
did you get those pajamas?
You're not going anywhere
dressed like that.
We've made brownies. Wonderful
brownies. Very special brownies. Elliot?
We'll take a pass.
Right.
You see, Jake?
That's just like him.
He doesn't want dessert, but
does he think to ask his mother?
You know what?
That's enough.
You know, I'm the only one here,
out of hundreds and hundreds
and hundreds of thousands of people,
who's having breakfast with his parents!
Do you think Janis Joplin's mom is
standing backstage telling her to tuck her,
I don't know, her whiskey bottle
back into her pocket or something?
Or Jimi Hendrix's mom is
telling him to wash his hair?
I'm gonna lie down, then I'm going
to Max's and I'm gonna enjoy myself.
And you know what? Go ahead. I'd
love to see you eat a brownie.
You should have two!
Elli!
Hey, Elliot.
Hey.
See you guys later.
Billy?
Man,
I remember this hill.
Remember remember, or, like,
Vietnam flashback remember?
Remember remember, man.
Homecoming. Senior year. We
f***ing massacred Monticello.
passes. Rum and Cokes.
And we f***ing tipped
three of Yasgur's cows,
man, right there,
at the top of that hill.
And Shirley Livingstone,
man, right there,
at the top of that hill.
Wait a second.
That was you?
Was.
Is.
And that's
the Shirley Livingstone,
the one who works
at the animal hospital?
Yeah.
We were engaged, man.
Come on, man.
I love this f***ing hill.
Billy!
I love this hill!
We love this hill!
The prodigal son returns.
Well, you know,
I didn't quite,
you know, go.
I got it.
I'm happy to see you,
Elliot. Come on.
I want you to meet some
very, very groovy people.
You gave them
the hash brownies?
They told me
you said I should.
How many?
Four each.
Elliot! My baby!
Her baby!
My little baby. My filthy baby
boy. Give Mamma some of that dirt.
Dad.
She got up in her sleep,
walked over there and...
What's with the money?
We've been depositing everything
that's come in this week.
Where did
all that come from?
Ma, what the hell?
Don't come near me,
you two.
But what...
This is mine.
It's my savings
for 20 years.
It's my savings.
Jesus,
how much you got there?
None of your business.
$97,000.
$97,000.
Dad, did you know
about this?
You think she'd tell me?
You'd have let
the bank foreclose?
Let me put all my earnings
into this place.
And you...
Elli.
Why does it matter?
We're rich now.
Elli, I was scared.
Mom.
I've got to fix your father his lunch.
Hey, man. What do you
think of the kids here?
I think it's great. I got one here
myself and I got one in Vietnam,
and I wish he were
here in the mud.
Hey, Elliot.
What?
Just come around.
Stay on the wood.
Yeah,
everything's electric now.
What are you up to?
Thought I'd try to see
the concert finally.
Maybe later. They can't get
anyone to play right now.
There's too many shocks.
That's a bummer.
How's your day going?
Uh...
Yeah.
No, no.
My family, you know...
Sorry.
you guys are going through.
Maybe it's the most important thing
happening in the whole universe.
How do you know?
I'm pretty sure it's trivial,
you know, in perspective.
Perspective is what
shuts out the universe.
Everyone with their
little perspective.
It keeps the love out.
I'm so tired. I'm starting to talk
like that swami what's-his-face.
Far out.
Anyway, I'll see you.
Yes?
Come on in.
You're up early.
I couldn't sleep.
Hey, Dad.
I was gonna come say
goodbye. I hope that's okay.
Listen.
Sit.
A month ago,
I was a dying man.
I would think to myself, "It's
nice of Elli to come back here
"to tend to a dying man. "
Who knows?
Maybe tomorrow I'll be dead.
But now,
I'm alive.
You understand?
No.
It's because of you.
Because of you I'm alive.
And what should I want now, but
for you, my son, to live, too?
Huh?
That's not so much to ask.
No, it isn't.
They're all starting to
leave, the young people.
Who knows where?
They don't even know.
And now you're one of them.
You go.
I'll stay in touch.
I'll be back.
Yeah, sure you will.
Elliot.
My hip, my...
Elli, that business
with your mother...
No.
Dad, can you just
tell me one thing?
What?
How have you done it?
I mean, how have you lived
with her more than 40 years?
I love her.
Hey, Mike.
Elli, you made it.
Yeah, finally.
It's amazing.
It's beautiful, isn't it?
Hey, thanks for calling and welcoming
us to your international resort, man.
everyone's pulling together.
Yeah. It's all just like
you said, Mike, isn't it?
Yeah, three days
of peace and music.
So what happens now?
Man, who knows?
Everybody's gotta chase
the money now, right?
Yeah.
each other, but that's cool.
We'll figure it out.
What about you?
I don't know.
I put all my stuff in my car.
Hey, that's a sign.
If your car moves, come look me
up. I'm going to San Francisco.
Me and Chip
and some of the guys,
we're gonna help out
with a truly free concert.
It's gonna be even more
beautiful than this one.
Wow.
Yeah.
The Rolling Stones.
Rolling Stones?
Yeah, Stones.
Beautiful.
Beautiful.
Beautiful.
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