Jesus, you should've seen it.
Eight kids killed and both drivers.
Board of Education was real impressed, so they filmed the whole thing.
Now they show it in driver's education classes.
Probably see it if you get lucky.
Course, pretty tough when they take somebody with them.
You've never had an accident though. You told me.
Well, I come mighty close.
Almost rolled it a couple of times.
But I've been just quick enough to stay out of this graveyard.
Bet you're the fastest.
I've never been beat. A lot of guys tried.
Seems to me there's more guys lately than there's ever been.
Sneakin'around with the Wolfman, baby.
This is gonna strike a raw nerve. Mama. Here's The Platters.
Oh, yes
I'm the great pretender
Pretending that I'm doing well
My need is such
I pretend too much
I'm lonely but no one can tell
What are you doin', creep?
Who, me?
No, I'm talkin' to the other 50 creeps here.
You know Gil Gonzales?
No, I don't.
Don't know Gil. Well, you oughta.
He's a friend of ours. That's his car you got your butt parked on.
- Where you goin'? - Nowhere.
You must be goin' someplace. You left here, didn't ya?
Bring him over here. I want to show him somethin'.
Bend down here. Look across here. See?
Right across there. You see?
- I guess so. - You scratched it, man.
Where do you get off sittin' on Gil's car, man?
Sorry.
It's really not much of a scratch. I don't think you'd see it.
It ain't the size that's in question here. It's the principle!
Jeez, this is gonna be tough.
What should we do with you?
Tie him to the car and drag him.
You know Toby Juarez?
He's a Pharaoh, isn't he?
Sure, we know Toby.
We killed him last night.
Tied him to the car and dragged him.
This is gonna take some thinkin'.
You better come with us and maybe take a ride with the Pharaohs, huh?
No, listen, I'd really like to, but I've gotta...
I'd rather...
I know just how you feel.
- Shotgun. - No, I called it.
- When? - Before we picked you up.
You can't call it for the whole night. I got it now.
Get in the back, punk.
Will you get in there? Jesus!
Rock 'n'roll will stand, man!
Who is this on the Wolfman telephone?
- Hello, it's collect. - Your name is Collette?
- Yeah, collect call for Wolfman... - Your name is Collette Call?
- Sir, this is the operator. - Are you French, operator?
This is a collect call for Wolfman Jack.
- I love you, operator. - Is this Wolfman Jack?
- Is Floyd there? - It's for Wolfman Jack.
I just love listenin' to Wolfman. My mom won't let me at home.
Because he's a Negro. I think he's terrific.
Do you know that he broadcasts from a plane...
that flies around in circles all the time?
Do you believe that?
Floyd, I love you, Floyd.
Floyd, is this you, Floyd?
Floyd, I cannot look on thee.
Love took my hand and smiling did reply...
"Who made the eyes but I?"
Floyd, reach out. Touch my soul, Floyd!
- Your party's ready, sir. - Hello, Floyd!
You tell her, Wolfman! He's my man.
When I graduate, I'm gonna be a Wolfman.
- He broadcasts out of Mexico someplace. - No, he don't.
I've seen the station outside of town.
That's just a clearing station. So he can fool the cops.
He blasts that thing around the world. It's against the law, man.
- They'll never catch the Wolfman. - No way.
Man, who cut the cheese?
"He who smelt it, dealt it."
There's that bad-ass Chevy again.
Look at that snatch he's got with him.
- He looks like a wimp. - Probably is.
Wimps get all the snatch.
Milner ain't gonna beat that. His time has come.
He's gettin' old. He ain't as fast as he used to be.
You got two seconds to get your ass over in your corner.
Don't worry, I won't rape you.
- You got a bitchin' car. - Yeah, I know.
In fact, your car's so neat, we're gonna give you our special prize.
You want me to give it to ya?
Sweetheart, if the prize is you, I'm a ready Teddy.
Well, get bent, turkey!
Very funny!
What a chop! Ha-ha! Quit laughing!
- Jump out and flatten their tires. - Wait a minute.
- Just do what I say! - All right, boss.
It's a really beautiful night tonight.
It's a perfect night for horseback riding.
I was going with a guy who had horses once.
- Yeah? I had a couple of horses myself. - Really?
I used them for hunting. I do a lot of hunting.
Deer mostly. Got a couple of bear last year.
Those were good ponies. Had to train 'em myself. Took a lot of time.
Do you still have 'em? We can go for a ride.
No, no. I had to sell 'em to get these wheels. And a Jeep.
I got a Jeep pickup with four-wheel drive.
It's got a gun rack. I use that for hunting mostly.
Why do you kill little animals? I think that's terrible.
Well, yeah.
I figure with bears, though, it's me or them.
- I think you're really neat. - Wait a second.
I'm sorry. I didn't mean it.
I guess maybe it's the booze or somethin'.
- Oh! You pinched me. - I'm sorry.
Let me get my head over here.
You get up. Okay.
My leg, my leg! Watch it.
I just love tuck-and-roll upholstery.
Jesus, it's like Grand Central Station around here.
- Why don't we go someplace else? - Come on. They won't come back.
Wait a minute.
I got a blanket in the back. Why don't we go over into the field?
All right. Okay.
- How old are you? - I'm 13. How old are you?
- I'm only 14. - I love you, Wolfman.
We're gonna do the weather for the valleys and mountaintops.
It's gonna be hot. About 200 degrees in Merced.
Four hundred degrees out in Fresno.
And about 500 degrees up around the valley somewhere.
You got the Wolfman Jack Show!
This is terrific. I love miniature golf.
Is that right?
I hate it.
I don't play it too often. What are we doing here?
We're outta gas, man.
They don't sell gas here.
I know. But we're outta money too.
What are you punks doin'?
What's goin' on here?
Hi, Mr. Gordon. What's up?
Henderson? Curt Henderson?
Are you with these punks?
These are just some friends of mine.
We're just... You know.
You had me nervous there for a second, huh?
You didn't leave yet, huh?
No, I'm not...
I'm not scheduled to leave until tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow?
Hank Anderson's inside. Come in and say good-bye.
He brought your name up at the Moose Hall. You got the check?
Hank, look who's here.
How are you, Curt? What a pleasant surprise.
Congratulations, my boy. We're all proud of you. All of us.
The Moose scholarship went to the right boy... you.
And we're all proud of you.
We're all done out here.
All done? What's he mean?
He means we're all done having loads of fun out here.
You can have all the fun you want. This place is for fun.
Yes, it is. Thank you. Thank you both.
Good luck, son.
Before I say good-bye, I hope you'll be taking along with you...
a little piece of this place.
I think I have.
Good. Don't forget us.
No, I won't forget you, and you won't forget me.
- Bye-bye. - Good-bye and good luck.
- It was nice to meet ya. - What he said goes for me too.
You just might make it as a Pharaoh yet, boy.
Someday he'll make a fine Moose.
What's the matter?
The radio's gone.
That means the car is gone! Come on.
Oh, God! Not the car!
Oh, no! Anything! Not the car!
You know, it doesn't make sense...
to leave home to look for home.
To give up a life to find a new life.
To say good-bye to friends you love just to find new friends.
- Wait, could you say that again? - Something Curt said.
Figures.
You must've talked his ear off tryin' to get him to stay.
No, Steven. That's not true at all. I didn't say anything.
Curt just said at dinner tonight...
that he didn't see what the big hurry was.
He thought that he ought to stay and go to J.C. For a while...
and try and figure out what he wanted to do with his life.
- That sounds logical. - Do you think so?
Sure. I think Curt's probably right, for Curt.
Not for me, though.
Laurie, look at me.
You know what I want out of life.
And it's just not in this town.
I'm not going with you to the airport tomorrow.
- No, Steven, don't. - Come on.
It's our last night together for three months.
I know. But we've been through this before.
I'm gonna miss you so much. I need something to remember you by.
You don't want me to forget you, do you?
No.
What's wrong? You're just sitting there.
- You want to. Go ahead. - Not like that.
If you're not gonna remember me for anything else, just go ahead.
Come on. You want it and you know it.
Don't be so damn self-righteous with me...
after all that stuff you told me about watching your brother.
You're disgusting! Get out of my car!
I told you never to mention that!
So, anyhows, the goat killer...
- Can't we talk about something else? - No.
Whenever he strikes, he leaves a bloody goat's head next to the victim.
Isn't that creepy?
They thought he went up to Stockton, but two nights ago...
they found the bodies of Carlie Johnson and Don White...
right here at this canal all hacked to pieces.
Who do you think'll take the regionals this year?
Not only were there bloody goats' heads all around...
but he had switched parts of their bodies.
She had on his arms and he had on her legs and...
Wait a second!
Did you hear that?
- Do you think it's the goat killer? - No!
Listen, I'll go for help and you stay here.
No, let's get in this field.
Come on, come on!
Maybe if it's the goat killer, he'll get somebody and we'll see the whole thing.
I don't want to see the whole thing!
I can't see what he's doing.
Darn it, I wish I could see.
I can't see anything. I don't wanna see anything.
Just keep him away from me. That's all I want.
How do I get into these things?
We're all right up...
Debbie?
- Oh, no! Please! Please! - Terry.
- Steve! - What are you doin' up here?
Oh, God, Steve.
Is it safe to come out?
- Where did you go, anyway? - Over there.
- Let's get outta here. - Where's my 'rod?
- Your 'rod? - Yeah.
Did I introduce you? This is Debbie. Debbie, this is Steve.
Well?
It's in the garage.
I put it in the garage for safekeeping.
I don't want to take any chances with it.
It's a good thing too, because somebody stole our car.
- That's terrible. What kind was it? - Where's Laurie anyway?
- I guess we broke up. - You broke up? Bull.
Doesn't look like a gearshift knob. What is it?
- Come on, give it back to me. - What's wrong? You're a tough guy.
Go ahead and cream me. Break my arm. See if I care.
I was just gonna keep it for a little while.
You're an ogre, like my father.
He won't let me stay out late, or play records, or anything.
Your father won't let you stay out late?
No, he's terrible.
Once I was out late at a party. He called the cops.
Can you imagine? He had the whole police force there.
By the way, where is it that you live, Carol?
Over on Ramona. Why?
Oh, no! You thought I'd tell you where I live?
Not me. Not old Carol. The night is young.
And I'm not hittin' the rack till I get a little action.
What do you keep lookin' at?
Who's that? You know him?
- He's followin' awful close. - Grab on to something.
Hey, man, I'm sorry if I scared ya.
You'd have to do a hell of a lot more than that to scare me.
I been lookin' all over for ya. Didn't nobody tell you?
I can't keep track of all you punks runnin' around here backwards.
You're supposed to be the fastest thing in the valley.
But that can't be your car. It must be your mama's car.
I'm sort of embarrassed to be this close to you.
I'm not surprised, drivin' a field car.
Field car? What's a field car?
A field car runs through the fields, drops cow shit all over the place.
That's pretty good.
I like the color of your car, man. What's that supposed to be?
A cross between piss yellow and puke green, ain't it?
You call that a paint job, but it's pretty ugly.
I'll bet you gotta sneak up on the pumps just to get a little air in your tires.
At least I don't have to pull over to the side just to let a funeral go by.
Funny. You know what?
Your car's uglier than I am!
That didn't come out right.
Come on, boy. Let's go. Prove it.
Why don't you go out and try to win yourself a few races?
Then you come on back and I'll show you a few things.
Race him. You can beat him.
That's a tough-lookin' girl you got with you, man.
Tryin' to pick up a few extra bucks baby-sittin'?
Doll, come and ride with me... in about ten years!
Leave her out of this. This is between you and me.
He's really fast, isn't he?
Yeah, but he's stupid.
Any of you guys know a blonde in a white T-Bird?
I know her. What about it?
I'm tryin' to find out who she is.
She's out of your price range, man.
- My brother's been out with her. - Price range?
Are you trying to tell me she's a prost...
That's right, she's a $30 Sheri. Can you imagine that?
- Thirty bucks for that broad. - We're thinkin' about different broads.
Watch it. Fuzz ahead.
- Where? - At Jerry's Cherry.
You can barely see the fender.
Yeah. We oughta do somethin'.
I got an idea.
I got a good idea.
I think I'm gonna go over to Burger City.
Yeah, Laurie's probably over there.
You think she's got me worried about where she is, don't you?
I couldn't care less.
- Want to come along? - Yeah, I do.
- No. - Make up your minds.
No, thanks. We got to report the car missing.
All right. I'll see ya.
Shut up! They'll hear us.
- Listen, Carl... - Curt.
Despite you scratchin' Gil's car, I like you.
And I know what you'd like more than anything right now.
Like every guy in this town, you got the same secret dream, right?
You wanna be a Pharaoh. Go ahead. You can admit it.
But you didn't think it was possible, did you?
Well, tonight...
I'm gonna give you your chance.
Get down.
Okay. Now, you got it?
- I'm stayin' here. You're on your own. - Wait a minute, Joe.
- What if he hears me? - Listen, listen!
Look at it this way. You got three choices.
One, you chicken out.
In that case, I let Ants tie you to the car and drag you around a bit.
- You don't want that, right? - No.
Two, you foul up and Holstein hears you, and, well...
- You don't want that, right? - No, I don't.
Three, you are successful and you join the Pharaohs...
with a car coat and a blood initiation and all that.
Wait a minute. What blood initiation?
Why don't we go get your Jeep?
- What are you talking about? - Your Jeep.
The one you sold the hunting ponies for. The one with the four-wheel drive.
You sure you got enough slack?
Yeah, no sweat. Let's get outta here.
Come on, Terry.
Stand by for justice!
I can't believe it.
Feeling so good 'cause you're 16.
Ooh, you come on like a dream
Peaches and cream Lips like strawberry wine
You're 16
You're beautiful and you're mine
Why are we stopping here?
- Carol. - What?
I don't think that I can control myself any longer.
- You can't? - I've got to have you.
Me?
All night you've been sitting there and you've been so sexy...
and it's been so hot out here...
and I can't wait any longer.
A lot of that was an act, you know.
Like my crying. That was just an act.
It's been building up inside of me like a volcano all night.
If you told me where you lived, then I could take you home...
but you won't tell me where you live, so here we are.
I mean, I've got to have you. It's too late.
It's not too late. It's never too late!
231 Ramona. Two-three-one.
I'll show you. It's easy to find.
Hi, Steve. Mind if I sit down?
No. Have a seat.
Just got five minutes off and I saw you all alone...
for once.
- Where's Laurie? - I don't know.
I thought you guys'd be together, this being your last night.
- We broke up. - What?
- It's no big deal. - What happened?
Budda, you got an hour left. Let's get on it.
All right, all right, you old fart! Relax!
Listen.
I'm off in an hour, and I thought you'd maybe like to come over.
- I don't know. - Well, why not?
This time it'd just be for fun.
Okay?
Okay. I'll see you later, then.
Budda, wait.
Listen, l...
I gotta get up early in the morning and I don't think it'd work out.
I tell you somethin'.
That thing jumped about five feet in the air...
Listen, I still gotta find that blonde.
Anyway, we'll catch you tomorrow.
I guess so. I don't know.
What do you mean, you guess so?
We don't admit a lot of guys to the Pharaohs.
We got to steal your car coat, things like that.
You gotta make up your mind.
Rome wasn't burned in a night.
- Let's go! - I'll see you, boys.
You only got about five minutes if you want to talk to the Wolfman.
Gonna make all your dreams come true, baby. Hello!
Would you dedicate a record to keep me and my girlfriend together?
- Are you separated? - We're havin'a little problem.
I'll bring you right together. Hold on a minute, man.
Everything's gonna be all right now, man, understand?
I chased the evil spirits away. Now let me play the record for ya.
Hey, baby. What do you say?
Don't say anything and we'll get along just fine.
This is the first time you've been quiet all night.
I had fun. Good-bye.
Bye.
- Do you like me? - Yeah, I like you. You're all right.
But I mean do you like me?
I like you.
Okay?
Couldn't I have something to remember you by?
- Bye, kid. - Gee, thanks!
It's just like a ring or something. It's like we were going steady.
Wait'll I tell Marcia and everybody!
- Don't go overboard with this thing. - I'll see you around.
I haven't cried so much. Tears and everything, man.
I leaned towards the microphone, I almost shorted myself out!
- Hold that up. - You're right about that.
But why should I leave home to find a home?
Why should I leave friends that I love to find new friends?
Wait a minute, wait a minute! I've heard this already.
Aren't you the one that told me for eight weeks...
that you have to leave the nest sometime?
I realize that.
No "realizing." You've been telling me all summer...
that it's time to stick your head out of the sand...
and take a look at the big, beautiful world out there somewhere.
Gimme this thing. I feel like a midwife.
I may have been wrong, Curt.
Wrong, nothing! You've been telling me for eight weeks.
- Goddamn it. - Yeah, I know.
You're just mentally playing with yourself.
Just relax and we'll talk about it at the airport.
Where're you going?
It's awfully early in the morning.
- I have a dental appointment. - Come on, Curt.
Just relax, will ya? I'll see you at the airport.
Some enchanted evening
You will see a stranger
Across a crowded room
And suddenly you'll know
That she is the one
- He mustn't have been used to drinking. - No. He likes to drink. He told me so.
I knew a man once who got that sick.
Billy Weber. That was ten years ago.
On his hands and knees like that he looks like a dog, like old Ginger.
Sicker'n a dog, that's for sure.
- Are you all right? - Oh, rats.
I feel terrible.
The car! Debbie, look!
Debbie, that's the car!
Look. It's sitting right here.
- Are you sure this is it? - Yeah, sure. This is it.
They must've taken the keys with 'em.
- Maybe we better go call the police. - No. Wait a minute.
I got a better idea. We'll just steal it back, all right?
You get some wire... about a foot. We can hot-wire it.
Took the header plugs off? Expectin' some action?
Yeah, I think so. There's some punk lookin' for me.
Why the hell do they bother? You've always been number one.
Been a long time, ain't it? I'll see you. Thanks.
Hi, this is my car.
What I mean is, somebody stole...
No, I mean, I lost my car, see?
And I want to thank you two guys for retur...
I mean, now listen. Now, listen, guys.
I've been sick, and this kind of activity can really be hard on a guy.
Easy. Easy.
Stop it! Stop it!
Help! Police! Help!
Stop it, you creeps!
- Go, John! - Get him!
Come on, get up! Come on!
What the hell's going on here, Toad?
Man, are you all right?
Yeah, I'll die soon and it'll all be over, John.
Wow, you're just like the Lone Ranger!
Listen... Are you with him?
You're talking to the woman I love.
What happened, man?
- Hi, Steve. - Hi, Judy. Hi, Karen.
Where's Laurie?
We know where she is.
So what?
So nothing.
It's just that she was with a really cute guy...
in a really boss car.
And we thought you just might know who it was.
- I'm sorry, but I wouldn't know. - We know.
His name's Bob Falfa.
Bring two cherry Cokes with lots of ice.
No, never mind. Just bring the ice. Pronto.
Out! Out! Get out of the car.
Steve, what are you doin'?
Just get out and shut up. You too. Get out. Get out!
- What's going on? - I don't know, but I'm gonna find out.
I can't believe it.
You practically get killed trying to get your car back...
then you let him have it.
It's not my car.
What?
It is not my car.
Well, then, where is your car?
I don't have a car.
What about your Jeep?
How am I gonna get home?
Where's your car? I have to hang 'em on a car.
I need a ride.
Toad, what happened to you? Did you lose your car again?
No, Steve took it.
I want to go to sleep.
You got to take it easy when you drive that car of yours.
You've got to cruise easy, baby.
Don't be doin'any accidents or anything on me now.
You know, Terry?
I had a pretty good time tonight.
- Come on. You're just... - No, no. Really, really.
I really had a good time.
I mean, you picked me up and we got some hard stuff...
saw a holdup and then we went to the canal.
You got your car stolen.
And then I got to watch you get sick.
Then you got in this really bitchin' fight.
I really had a good time.
Well, I guess I have a pretty good time just about every night.
If I'm not doing anything tomorrow...
why don't you give me a call, okay?
Yeah, all right.
I got a little Vespa I play around with. Maybe, you know...
Really? Well, that's almost a motorcycle...
and I just love motorcycles.
You do? Why didn't you say something earlier?
We wouldn't have had to go through all the fun.
I gotta go.
- Good night. - See ya.
Hey, what do you want?
Push the red switch down.
I'm looking for this girl.
Yeah. Aren't we all?
She's not here.
Come on in the back.
You just go around the back. This way.
Have a popsicle. The icebox just broke down and they're melting.
- You want one? - No, no, thanks.
- Listen... - Have a popsicle.
Are you the Wolfman?
No, man. I'm not the Wolfman.
Wait a minute.
Who is this on the Wolfman's telephone?
That's the Wolfman.
He's on tape.
The man is on tape.
Where is he now? I mean, where does he work?
The Wolfman is everywhere.
I gotta give him this note. Shit!
Here, let me see the note.
Hell, that's just a dedication, man. What I can do is relay it.
- It'll be on tomorrow or Tuesday. - No, no, this is very important.
I may be leaving town tomorrow and it's very important...
that I reach this girl right now.
You don't know whether you're going to leave town or not?
I'm supposed to go to college back east tomorrow.
And I don't know if I'm going to go. I don't know.
Wait a minute. Have a popsicle.
- No, thanks. - Sit down a minute.
- It's early in the morning. - Damn.
I can't talk for the Wolfman...
but I can tell you one thing.
If the Wolfman was here, he'd say, "Get your ass in gear."
The Wolfman comes in here occasionally...
bringing tapes, you know, to check up on me and whatnot.
And the places he talks about that he's been...
the things he's seen.
It's a great big beautiful world out there.
And here I sit...
sucking on popsicles.
Why don't you leave?
I'm not a young man anymore.
The Wolfman gave me my start in the business, and I like it.
I tell you what.
If I can possibly do it tonight...
I'll try to relay this dedication in...
and get it on the air for you later on.
That would be terrific. Really. Thanks.
Just a minute.
- It's been a pleasure, really. - Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
Sticky little mothers, ain't they?
Six or seven of them, right?
I know. I got a whole refrigerator full.
- Thanks a lot. Appreciate it. - See you later.
Rock on, baby. We gonna do it right here.
Rock 'n'roll yourself to death.
Oh, mercy!
Give me some more! My, my.
John, let me go with you. Come on.
Nah, man, I can't take you when I'm racin' somebody.
Just let me go. I just want to watch. Or I'll flag you, okay?
All right. Go ahead.
Paradise Road.
Where's this Paradise Road?
Just follow this street straight out of town.
If you're going to race John Milner, let me out when we get there.
Why don't you shut up, baby? You ain't said one word all night long.
You're a weird broad.
But you're gonna appreciate me soon.
You'll be hanging on for mercy when I get this sucker rollin'.
Headin' out to Paradise Road?
Paradise Road?
Some guy named Falfa's goin' up against Milner.
- He's racing Falfa? - Yeah.
Figured something's up. Saw 'em head out of town real cautious-like and...
I got a dedication here for a friend of the old Wolfman.
He wants me to play the next song...
for a blonde young lady in a Thunderbird.
A white T-Bird, you understand.
My friend's name is Curt and he wants to talk to you, baby.
So you meet him at Burger City...
or you can phone Diamond-3132.
He's a friend of mine, you hear?
Little girl, you better call him or the Wolfman gonna get ya.
Laurie, what in the hell are you doing in there?
- Is she gonna ride with you? - Mind your own business, John.
Yeah, she's going with me. You take care of yourself, man.
You guys ready?
You son of a bitch!
Come on, she's gonna blow.
I don't know. Please, don't come near me.
I'm gonna be sick. Oh, Steven.
Oh, Steven! Please don't leave me.
- Don't leave me, please. - I won't.
I couldn't bear it. Please.
I'm not gonna leave you.
- I'm not gonna leave you. - Promise me.
- I promise. - Do you?
I'm not gonna leave you.
That was beautiful, John. Just beautiful.
- I was losin', man. - What?
He was pulling away from me just before he crashed.
You're crazy! You creamed him from right off the line.
Shit, Toad! The man had me. He was beatin' me.
John, I don't know what you're talking about.
It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.
He might as well get a wheelchair and roll himself home.
Man, you got the bitchinest car in the valley.
You'll always be number one. You're the greatest.
Look at your glasses, man.
Okay, Toad.
We'll take 'em all.
- All right. - We'll take 'em.
Let's get out of here.
Jesus, what a night!
- Curt? - Yes! Yes. This is Curt.
- Who are you? - Who were you expecting?
- Do you drive a white T-Bird? - A white '56.
I saw you on Third Street.
Who are you? Do you know me?
Of course!
- How do you know me? - It's not important.
It's important! It's important to me.
You're the most beautiful, exciting thing I've ever seen in my life...
and I don't know anything about you.
Listen, listen...
- Could we meet someplace? - I cruise Third Street.
Maybe I'll see you tonight.
No, I don't think so.
Tell me your name! At least tell me your name!
- Good-bye, Curt. - Wait a minute!
Little kiss on your ear. Good night, sweetheart.
I'll see you later.
Oh, The Spaniels.
Good-bye, son. Call us when you get there.
I'll miss you.
Good luck.
Same to you.
- Am I gonna see you there next year? - I'll be there.
Bye-bye, Curt.
Stay cool, man.
And don't do anything I wouldn't do.
I'll see you, buddy.
You probably think you're a big shot going off like this.
But you're still a punk.
Okay, John.
- So long. - So long!
Have a good trip.