The Runaways Page #10
Just keep playing.
919
01:
28:02,194 -- 01:28:03,694I'll see you later.
920
01:
28:53,870 -- 01:28:55,538I can't sell this to you.
921
01:
28:56,498 -- 01:28:58,332I have my ID.
922
01:
29:02,045 -- 01:29:05,047923
01:
29:10,178 -- 01:29:12,179Yes, what can l do?
924
01:
29:14,099 -- 01:29:17,977I'm sorry,
but we won't be able to sell you that.
925
01:
29:20,689 -- 01:29:22,898I'll have you fired...
926
01:
29:23,066 -- 01:29:24,942...replaced...
927
01:
29:25,110 -- 01:29:26,861...just like that.
928
01:
29:30,282 -- 01:29:32,825I'm gonna have to ask you
to leave, please.
929
01:
29:33,535 -- 01:29:35,077Right now.
930
01:
29:39,249 -- 01:29:42,501You're nothing but dog sh*t, mister.
931
01:
29:42,919 -- 01:29:44,628And you...
932
01:
29:46,840 -- 01:29:49,800...you'rejust a filthy p*ssy.
933
01:
30:24,920 -- 01:30:26,879Pup 'n Fries.
934
01:
30:28,256 -- 01:30:30,800Hola, Pup 'n Fries. Can l help you?
935
01:
30:31,635 -- 01:30:33,094Marie Currie, please.
936
01:
30:33,261 -- 01:30:34,804Cherie?
937
01:
30:35,722 -- 01:30:37,431What are you doing?
938
01:
30:39,309 -- 01:30:42,520I need you to come and pick me up.
939
01:
30:42,687 -- 01:30:44,688l can't, I'm at work.
940
01:
30:44,856 -- 01:30:46,565I have to go.
941
01:
30:50,862 -- 01:30:52,780Places, everyone!
942
01:
30:52,948 -- 01:30:56,325Places! Places!
943
01:
30:57,077 -- 01:30:58,911Places.
944
01:
31:18,181 -- 01:31:20,391Hey, you.
945
01:
31:21,393 -- 01:31:23,644You must obey...
946
01:
31:24,479 -- 01:31:28,732...or you will bleed.
You know I need to get my way.
947
01:
31:28,900 -- 01:31:31,235So now you listen up.
948
01:
31:31,403 -- 01:31:35,406You are my pup.
I beat you up in every way.
949
01:
31:36,533 -- 01:31:39,785And when I speak to you,
you answer true.
950
01:
31:39,953 -- 01:31:42,413I'll make you black and blue.
951
01:
31:45,083 -- 01:31:49,086We are not to blame
for seeing love is pain.
952
01:
31:52,757 -- 01:31:55,843We're not ashamed...
953
01:
31:58,847 -- 01:32:01,265...to say love is pain.
954
01:
32:02,767 -- 01:32:05,728To say that love is pain.
955
01:
32:08,273 -- 01:32:12,026And l'll do it again!
956
01:
32:49,981 -- 01:32:52,900People have been asking about you
at Rodney's.
957
01:
32:56,154 -- 01:32:58,197Sorry for calling you at work.
958
01:
32:58,365 -- 01:32:59,907It's okay.
959
01:
33:02,494 -- 01:33:04,411How's it going over there?
960
01:
33:04,746 -- 01:33:05,996Oh, it's a dream.
961
01:
33:06,164 -- 01:33:09,667Especially when people come in
thinking l'm you.
962
01:
33:12,087 -- 01:33:14,797I actually signed an autograph
the other day.
963
01:
33:15,090 -- 01:33:18,175This guy came in
and asked for one for his daughter...
964
01:
33:18,343 -- 01:33:20,803...but l totally knew it was for him.
965
01:
33:25,725 -- 01:33:27,434Mom called.
966
01:
33:29,646 -- 01:33:33,023She said they're playing "Cherry
Bomb" on the radio in Indonesia.
967
01:
33:35,110 -- 01:33:37,486She tells everyone
you're her daughter.
968
01:
33:39,072 -- 01:33:41,699I'm sure she tells them
she's my mother.
969
01:
33:45,954 -- 01:33:48,998It's been a year.
You should at least talk to her.
970
01:
33:55,171 -- 01:33:56,630Yeah.
971
01:
35:13,875 -- 01:35:16,710Okay, that was Joan Jett
and the Blackhearts...
972
01:
35:16,878 -- 01:35:19,546...with "I Love Rock 'N Roll."
973
01:
35:19,714 -- 01:35:21,673Now, Joan has surprised us...
974
01:
35:21,841 -- 01:35:24,301...by dropping by the station today.
975
01:
35:24,469 -- 01:35:25,636Hi, Joan.
976
01:
35:25,804 -- 01:35:28,013How are you, Rodney?
It's good to see you.
977
01:
35:28,181 -- 01:35:30,974I was a big fan
in the English disco days.
978
01:
35:31,142 -- 01:35:34,436Oh, l remember
when you would come into the club...
979
01:
35:34,604 -- 01:35:37,940...and you were only
about 15 years old.
980
01:
35:38,108 -- 01:35:39,149Yeah.
981
01:
35:39,317 -- 01:35:41,735We used to play a lot
ofthe Runaways' music then.
982
01:
35:42,987 -- 01:35:44,947The Runaways was my baby.
983
01:
35:45,115 -- 01:35:47,324We were so young back then too.
984
01:
35:47,492 -- 01:35:49,159Growing up on the road together.
985
01:
35:49,327 -- 01:35:51,161-Hello, chop chop.
-When did you know...
986
01:
35:51,329 -- 01:35:54,289...that you wanted to be
a rock 'n' roll musician?
987
01:
35:54,707 -- 01:35:57,292I think I always knew. I mean...
988
01:
35:57,460 -- 01:36:00,921...if it wasn't for rock 'n' roll,
I'd probably be dead or in jail.
989
01:
36:01,089 -- 01:36:03,048It really saved my life.
990
01:
36:03,550 -- 01:36:08,554-You grow up real fast on the road.
-You do. Real fast.
991
01:
36:08,721 -- 01:36:11,765Okay, well,
we're gonna take some calls now...
992
01:
36:11,933 -- 01:36:14,685...because we have
a lot offans waiting.
993
01:
36:18,690 -- 01:36:20,232Caller, you're on.
994
01:
36:20,400 -- 01:36:23,360Hi, Joan. It's Cherie.
995
01:
36:24,362 -- 01:36:26,155Cherie?
996
01:
36:29,284 -- 01:36:31,201How you doing?
997
01:
36:31,703 -- 01:36:33,871I'm not dead or in jail.
998
01:
36:36,040 -- 01:36:39,001This is Cherie Currie,
former lead singer ofthe Runaways.
999
01:
36:39,169 -- 01:36:40,294How exciting.
1000
01:
36:40,712 -- 01:36:43,297So, Cherie,
what have you been up to?
1001
01:
36:43,465 -- 01:36:46,383I'm kind oftrying to do
the acting thing.
1002
01:
36:46,718 -- 01:36:50,220Now, from what I understand,
it's been a while since you two spoke.
1003
01:
36:50,388 -- 01:36:54,391You guys must have
lots to talk about.
1004
01:
37:02,400 -- 01:37:04,568Or maybe not on the air.
1005
01:
37:07,322 -- 01:37:09,072I just wanted to say hi.
1006
01:
37:09,240 -- 01:37:10,782Yeah.
1007
01:
37:11,534 -- 01:37:13,785Call yourfriends on your own time.
1008
01:
37:17,123 -- 01:37:18,916Well, l gotta go, Joanie.
1009
01:
37:19,083 -- 01:37:21,710Yeah, me too. l gotta run, Cherie.
1010
01:
37:25,590 -- 01:37:27,132Okay.
1011
01:
37:27,300 -- 01:37:30,052Let's get back to the music.
1012
01:
37:30,929 -- 01:37:35,265This is another hit song from
the album, "Crimson and Clover."
1013
01:
37:35,433 -- 01:37:38,143You're listening
to Rodney on the Rocks.
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