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What? Dj X is crying again.

Diesel Travel Lovers' End.

I don't want to be a Hoover, Jockey Peeler, get me through,

but I can suck a super bag.

I Digg it, dig it,

dig it till the sun goes down.

Digg it, dig it, dig it

till the sun goes down.

No, no, no, no, no,

Dig it.

Dig it.

Dig it.

Dig it.

Dig it till the sun goes down.

Dig it till the sun goes down.

The sun rise. The sun down.

We watch the world spin around.

It's 60 degrees.

Now, it's our house away.

I turned rain, the sun, it turned night to day.

I turned hate to love, it turned dreams of fate.

Every 15 minutes, you'd be calling my name.

Let me take your pain and turn your gray sky blue.

Close your eyes and let the light shine.

Take it, take it to the sun.

No, no, no, what?

Big girl, who dad had a bad good.

Little kraus is learning the moon.

All right, this is it.

I'm proud of you, man. Really?

Yeah.

I'm going to go in there and blow him away.

All right, get out of here. You get out of here, man.

I'll see you later.

I told you, I'm on there.

I'm on the way. I'm not clear.

I'm not here. I'm not here.

I'm not here.

Just me.

I double-checked it.

No, no. Excuse me, who's Rick?

What can I tell you? I'm trying as hard as I can.

No, I don't think it was some electronic mouse, Jim.

Can you help him?

Officer, could you just... Hi, Rick.

Who are you? Hi, Carter Dolman.

I think I'm supposed to start today.

We've just been robbed.

Wow. That sucks, huh?

Look, Connor, I just don't think they're going to be needing anybody right now.

I'm really sorry about that. And wish you the best of love.

Right, sure.

So do you just want me to come back tomorrow at the same time,

10 o'clock, same deal?

Jim, get lost.

All right.

Thanks.

Have you had a chance to look outside yet? No.

I just have a look. All right.

All right, we're back. Let me take some shots of you outside.

You're not going to say anything?

Nothing?

The main society, they don't have the equipment to get up very high, right?

I give you three years in my life, you won't even talk to me?

What the hell happens to the cat?

I mean, even if it seems like a waste of time, it's in this.

It's all right.

I'm trying to make a point of... I know.

Just hear your hiccup in for like half an hour.

Do something about it.

I'm willing to admit that I'm the bad I'm cool with that.

My mom says you drink from the back of glass.

My mom told me. That's a load of crap.

You know that doesn't work. You just got to wait these things out.

Just give it a try. All right, fine.

You should close my mind about it. I'll try it.

I'll try it once. All right, fine.

I don't hold you down anymore.

I told you. See?

That does not work. I got to call my mom.

It's like...

No, I'll scare it out of you. That's not going to work?

What do you mean it's not going to work? You're this glorious birthday.

Why? You've been lying to me.

I told you. And I'm this 200-pound string.

What do you mean? That's keeping you from flying.

I'll bet you 20 bucks that you can't scare this out of me.

You bet me 20 bucks that I can't scare the hiccups out of you.

I got a deal, son.

Yeah.

Well? I got to get back to the office.

Well, what? Why don't you take me down?

I can't just go. You're just sitting there like, Well?

I can't scare you. You can't be expecting it.

It's supposed to be a surprise.

You got to- You're so little for the because- Hiccup,

you stupid son of a bitch.

Hiccup, do it. Do it.

Do it. Do it.

Sheila, maybe come.

I carried your hiccup.

Do you want me 20 bucks.

The

Horn Toad defends itself by spraying its

intruder with blood from the corner of its eyes.

I wish I could do that.

When the blood boils in your head and you can feel your eyes bulging

out of their sockets.

I didn't used to feel this way, but about a year ago, I had an awakening,

an epiphany of sorts.

I had been working

for the Desert Savings Bank for five years, and I was finally

being offered a promotion.

Assistant Manager.

Rick, the manager, was breaking down my new job.

The additional responsibilities would require me to come in early, stay late,

open up, lock up, check in the tellers, count out the tellers, weekly scheduling,

and about twelve other things I can't remember.

And for my hard work and talents, I would be getting a long overdue raise.

This was it.

The fruits of my labor were finally acknowledged.

Fifty-five cents more an hour.

Now that is a 15% raise.

And all at once, it hit me.

I had worked for this bank for five years.

This is what I do.

I'm supposed to care about this place.

I'm supposed to care about what I am doing here.

This is my life.

Hey, fella. Why are you going to hurt me?

It's right here.

Okay, you're all right. Fella, Okay.

All right.

I guess I just figured, screw it.

If you have nothing, you have nothing to lose.

Watch out. Watch out.

Are you high right now?

What?

Am I the only person that knows how to drive in this whole town?

Did you see that?