The Yellow Handkerchief
Hey, Brett.
All right. Close seven.
Take it easy out there, Brett.
Bye, Brett. Be true to yourself.
Brett, you take care, man.
You take care, Brett.
Take it easy, bro.
Do what I told you.
Don't you come back now.
I don't want to see you
back here again.
- Bye, Brett.
- Bye, Brett.
- Oh!
- Hey!
You waiting in line?
Yeah.
What kind of feather is that?
In your ear.
- It's a feather.
- It's a cockatoo feather.
I'm Native American lndian, so--
Oh.
Can I get you something?
Yeah. Beer, please.
Coors? Heineken?
Anything. Um...
Light.
Will do.
- Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.
Where would that bus take me?
It just goes the next few stops
before it turns around at Hamilton.
- That's south?
- Uh-huh.
You gotta get across the river
if you want to get much further south.
all the way down if you got the time.
- Thanks.
- Sure.
You always this talkative?
Do you have
any of these throwaway cameras,
but with expired film in them?
You know, maybe in the back
or something?
I don't give anything away.
No, I want them that way.
I prefer them that way.
This what you're talking about?
- Can I have some fries?
Sure.
Fries!
Do you know
where I go to get the ferry?
The river, I guess.
I never tried.
Oh, so you never wanted
to get to the other side.
I'm sorry, I thought it was funny,
but I guess it's
because I'm Native American,
so I like to see everything I can,
you know, of the land.
- Do I know you?
- No.
What? I can't talk
I'm not going to hurt you or anything.
Sure, that's what ax murderers say.
Thanks for the directions.
No problem, baby.
You have a safe trip.
I made a mistake last night,
with you.
I was drunk.
- Okay?
- So we're not going tonight?
Well, hey.
Hey, you want to go with me?
- All right.
- Come on.
I could wait and take you back.
Oh, no, no.
No, no, this was very helpful.
Thank you.
Cool.
Look at it this way,
it can always get worse.
Yeah, well,
Give it time.
You'll be all right.
Good luck.
What are you doing?
Well, I'm
just messing with the camera.
you never know.
Hey, do something.
- Something?
- Anything. Just...
Now that's great.
Wait. Will you do
something else freaky, or...
- Would you come here?
Just help me?
When I get my balance,
you can step out of the picture.
Okay.
You're--You're a circus animal.
Well, here, get this one.
Are you going across?
Yeah.
Well, you could ride with us.
I mean, it's cheaper in one car.
If you take me right back.
We have ourselves a dreamer,
ladies and gentlemen.
I want to go.
I just don't want
to go with him, alone.
That's gonna hit us.
No, It's cool, man.
It's frickin' Tom Sawyer.
Whoa.
Pull it down.
I'm Brett, by the way.
Oh, I'm Gordon.
Everybody calls me Gordy.
Uh, Martine.
You from here, Gordy?
No, I'm from out west.
Are you from here?
Just passing through.
I'm from boring ol' here my whole life.
Well, I'm following the river.
I thought it'd be cool, you know,
down to New Orleans.
they get in the way, though.
She's there though, believe you me.
I was expecting to see more damage.
That was more
down New Orleans way.
I'll collect from you
on the way out.
We won't be coming back today.
- This is fixing to hurt.
- All right.
Get off of me!
Gordy, in the trunk, do you have
anything--cover of any kind?
I have a tent.
It's a plastic one-man thing.
Can I borrow that?
All right.
Thanks.
- What's he doing?
- He's claustrophobic.
Well, doesn't he even think
about ruining my tent?
Isn't that what it's for?
I've never seen rain like this.
Whoa!
Oh, my God!
Pull into the motel.
One room left only.
One bed.
Fifty dollars in advance, cash.
No credit card.
I got it.
I should get rid
of some of this cash anyway.
Shouldn't be carrying
so much around.
So how much? Fifty?
Fifty.
- You have twenty...
- There's fifty.
Okay.
Room 5.
And where is that?
You can go this way.
Is there a mailbox
near here, ma'am?
Now, that's the sort of thing
an ax murderer does.
in the pouring rain.
I like him.
So why are we seeing tornados?
Well--
If you two don't mind,
when you're through
in the bathroom,
I'd like to sleep in there.
You're gonna sleep?
I was thinking about it, yeah.
Well, I'm done in there.
I couldn't smell sweeter if I tried.
Here at my crib.
Tony Freckles.
Come check it out.
- Look at my chandelier.
- How pathetic is he?
"Look at my chandelier.
Look at my Jacuzzi."
Right? Well, don't drown in it,
Mr. Brain Damage.
Mr. Missing Chromosome.
Have you watched this show?
I like it.
No, you don't.
You don't.
You think you do,
but you do not like this show.
In charge of managing
the cocoa butter.
Come on.
You see this thing?
This is Jazz,
my nutritionist-slash-stylist.
Hi, Dad.
Nothing much.
Just staying out of the storm.
No, with friends.
You don't know them.
There's an adult with us.
Everything's fine.
Yeah, that was exactly
what I was going to do today, Dad.
I was gonna try
and waste as much time as I can.
Why do you have
to make a run to Denver?
Fine.
Yeah. Yeah, okay, fine.
I'll see you Thursday.
Dad?
That is an excellent idea.
You see where I live?
You see what I drive?
Now you're about to see me
in a shiny purple bathing suit.
Cuckoo!
You all right?
Yeah.
Well, if that's it,
I'm gonna say good night.
If anybody needs
to get in here, just knock.
He's weird.
I think if it gets any better
in the next couple hours,
we should just leave.
I mean, even
if it's in the middle of the night.
A few fixes, it'll be good to go,
Look at this.
You go out in this?
That one needs
some work for sure.
There's a good one down here.
It's freezing cold down there.
Night.
You know, it's hard sleeping
in the same room with you.
Huh?
Well, you're so pretty
when you do certain stuff.
Kinda makes me horny.
I'm getting obsessed.
I think it would go--it would go away
if you just kissed me once,
you know, because it wouldn't
be like this obsession thing.
What do you say?
So it's like an obsession thing?
You touch me and it goes away?
Kind of, yeah.
Why is that?
The mystery's gone, and...
- Get off!
- Okay, I'm sorry!
- Get off me!
- Shh! I'm sorry!
I'm not gonna shut up, okay!
What is going on in here?
All right, you, in there.
No.
No. I'm not gonna be ordered around
by some old guy I don't even--
Now.
How would you know?
Oh.
Easy.
You can do this!
All right. Come on.
Okay, okay.
- Okay.
Hey.
Hi.
I just--I wanted to...
I wanted to say
that I'm sorry at what--
It's okay? Okay, come, come now.
Oh, my God!
- Come. Come.
- Step back there.
Gordy, thanks
for getting me this far,
but I think I'm gonna take my time
and then get on a bus.
Oh, me, too.
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