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Fill her up and remove
everything under the hood.

Right away, sir.

Hey, Steve, you going to leave
grease like this

when we get our own place?

Come on!

Warsaw. My home
is in Warsaw.

Nadia messing is
an honors student

and involved
in athletic activities.

She looks forward
to her four-week stay

with her host
American family.

What was the topic of the essay
that brought you here?

It was a comparison
of political systems--

the United States and
the Soviet satellite...

The government of Poland
is most pleased

that this academic visitation
program can finally take place.

Look at her.

This is the total
bummer of all time.

Being selected the host family
is quite an honor, Jennifer.

Besides, this could be
a lot of fun.

Girls that win contests
in school are not fun.

Remember Laurie Hoberman --
won the state spelling bee?

Total dork city.

Quiet, dear.
We're doing this for America.

I think I'll defect.

Mr. Drabinsky, how normal
a teenage life can Nadia have

with a representative like you
following her around?

I assure you,
gentlemen,

I have no intention
of returning to high school.

And I might add

that contrary to propaganda
disseminated by your government

we do not follow around visitors
to the United States.

Nadia Messing is here for the
total American experience.

Her life will
be as normal

as that of the student
sitting next to her in class.

Say what?

Come on. That's
a baby-sitting assignment.

They want to give
this girl a taste

of normal American
teenage life.

So I got to follow
her around? Why us?

Because the Metro PD
Is cooperating

with the State
Department.

And that's why us.

Our president cooperates
with the President of Poland.

State Department cooperates with
President of the United States.

The governor cooperates
with the state department.

Which bring us to the mayor
and the chief of police--

both cooperative people.

They put it on
Jenko's shoulders.

He puts it on yours.

Judy Hoffs--

aka Miss Cooperative.

I feel like the dog who gets
kicked in this scenario.

Just consider it a favor
to the President of Poland.

Just keep
an eye on her--

ease her into
the first few days.

It might even be fun.

Okay.
Okay, I'll do it

in the name
of world peace.

We also have some new business

in the nature
of stolen cars.

Oh, gee, Jenk.
We're getting all the big ones.

Stolen cars are a very big
business these days.

You ever think about
how much money

the insurance companies
shell out each year in claims?

They're the ones who
should be going to jail.

You guys have any idea how much
i pay to insure the Mustang?

Hmm?

Three months ago, the thing
was parked -- parked!

Some uninsured doofus hits me,
and they raise my rates.

Maybe you should've had
uninsured-doofus protection.

Won't do any good
if you're under 25.

I mean,
do you think they care

that I have
a perfect driving record?

Huh? Hmm?

No!

I mean,
do you think that they care

that I'm a law enforcement
officer?

Huh? Huh?

No.

They just keep raising
the rates.

Well, now, there, then.

You seem quite passionate
about that, bub.

Downright moral outrage,
I'd call it.

So now is your chance to do
something about it, amigo.

Here.
Look at this.

It was found stripped
a few days ago.

And when grand theft found it,
they also found a screwdriver

that had fallen down
into the frame

with the initials NHS
engraved on it.

Northside High School?

That was the third car that's
been stripped in that vicinity

within the last
30 days.

So the guys in the suits
downtown

think maybe there's
some possibility of a connection

with the kids
in the shop program.

They've got a huge shop there.

Huge shop?

There's about 8 million kids
at that school.

There's 8 million and one now.

Your buddy, Hanson is about
to join the shop class.

Every day I get
a new face.

Advanced class, huh?

Yeah.

Let me ask you,
McClain --

I got an automatic Camaro

I want to put
a four speed into.

Got a new
bell housing for it.

Can you do it
by tomorrow afternoon?

If you can find
a new drive shaft.

The shaft in there
is six inches too long.

Good.
Start in the "A" group.

See if you can keep up.

Yo, listen up.

Thank you.
Gather up.

Come on.
Lecture time.

Hey, wiseguys,
you'll thank me someday

for what I'm about
to tell you.

Opportunity. There are work ants
and there are queen bees.

You guys are work ants.

Let's face it.

Call it genetics,
call it attrition

you guys ain't never going to be
lunching on Wall Street.

You see what
I'm saying?

However-- and this
is a big however--

you guys got something
most people don't have.

Opportunity.

You can come out
the best mechanics in town.

A banker?

Think it's a big deal
to make some guy a car loan?

A brain surgeon?

You think he's got
good hands?

Let him change the generator
on a '67 Impala in the rain.

So it's up to you guys.

You are the best.

The future is
opportunity,

and the opportunity
is yours.

End of lecture.

Very inspiring.

Don't brown-nose me.

Hey, Delano.

What did I do now?

Get over here.

This here's McClain.

He's in your project group.

Whatever you
say, coach.

Don't forget.

Grades tomorrow
on fuel injection.

Then the final project--
that's 50% of your grade.

We'll be ready.

Watch his buddy,
Mark the Mechanic.

He's the best
in the place.

Learn, my friend.

Opportunity.

Hey, Delano.

You forgetting something?

All right.

What's that
guy's deal?

He's the Zen Master
of garage philosophy.

Stevie Delano.

Tom McClain.

Trash this thing.

How can anyone figure out
what's inside these computers?

Mark "The Mechanic" Dorian,
the legend of Northside High.

That's the fuel
management computer...

We know what
it does, pal.

No one outside
the factory

knows how to reprogram these.

You think Landers
is testing us?

It's a lemon.

A friend can get me
one of these

for a great price.

They're hard
to come by.

Supply dealers
can't get them.

I've got more direct sources.

Oh, yeah?
How much?

Free.

That would mean
breaking the law.

Do it. We all like
to contribute around here.

Done.

But you know something?

You guys are gonna have to
get with it.

You're analog men
in a digital world.

Then in 1970, there were strikes
and riots by the working class.

And again in 1980, I believe.

That is correct, Mr. Ramsey.

What about
food supplies?

Clothing?

Don't you have to stand in line
for many goods

commonly available
in abundance here?

If you are referring to the
decadent American products,

I read that
that is why

so many of your generation
rebelled in the '60s.

You were bored
with materialism.

Some rebelled, but it's
different in Poland.

There you rebelled
from a lack of these things.

I don't think we are
disagreeing, Mr. Ramsey.

You must understand that
the feelings in Poland

are basically pro-American.

Really?
Oh, come on.

Poland may be the only
pro-American country

left in Europe.

That's quite
a statement.

I'm talking about the
feelings of the people.

Hmm.
The people.

Of course, in this country

the ability to change laws
is in the hands of the people.

If two-thirds
of their representatives

in congress agree,
then the law is changed.

Actually, only a simply majority
is required

to pass a bill into law.

A two-thirds vote is needed
to override a presidential veto.

You're absolutely right.

That was neat the way
you handled Mr. Ramsey.

The man is something
of a jingoist.

A what?

Say, guys, you want
to hit the mall or something?

Ah, yeah.
That's a good idea.

Why don't you
hit the mall

with your new friend?

Come on, Nadia.

Let's check out the abundance
of American wealth.

Come on.

Walking shoe.

Running shoe.
Tennis shoe.

The bourgeois has been
brainwashed into thinking

it needs a different shoe
for every occasion.

That's nothing.

If you're Cybill Shepherd,
you need a formal pair.

Cybill what?

Mmm.
Now, this is so good.

I've never tasted ice cream
like this before.

Come on! They must have
Bergen-glass in Europe.

Why?
It comes from Brooklyn.

Thank you for banking with us.

Tell me about this.

It's a bank.

You throw in your card
and get cash from your account.

I think I'm going
to like it here.

Hello, ladies.

Can I buy you a drink?

No, thanks.

Anyway...

That is a wonderful
jacket you're wearing.

Thanks.

You're from out of town.

I could tell.

So...
You want to hang out or what?

"Or what" sounds very good.

Great, let's get out of here.

Thank you for bringing
me here, Judy.

I will see you tomorrow
in school, yes?

Uh, yeah.
Yeah. Sure.

Wait til you
see my wheels.

All right, man,
this is it.

Number 456, got it?

I've done this a couple
of times before, Stevie.

Vince...

We really need
this one, man.

Don't blow
it, Mario.

Relax, okay?

I need more warm bodies.

I would have brought
more product,

but I need drivers.

Recruit some friends.

My little friends don't have
the same code of honor.

There's nothing illegal about
driving cars to an auction.

No, not much.

What about stopping to get
the odometer knocked back?

That's none of the driver's
concern.

Lot number 456,
mutual fidelity consignor.

Who will give me $500?

$500.

Thank you. $600?

I'm bid $500.

600.

Now 700.

$700.

750.

I think you guys
are being jerked around.

$800.

$1,000.

It's a piece
of junk!

$1,000 on that piece of junk.

$1,100.

$1,100. Now $1,200.

Don't lose it.

$1,300.

$1,350.

$1,400.

$1,400.

Give you $50.00

not to say
another word.

$1,450.

$1,500.

$1,500 bid. $1,550?

$100.

My lips are sealed.

It was a pleasure
doing business with you.

$1500 once, $1,500 twice.

Sold for $1,500.

Quality used cars.

And, Mario, that
really is a used car.

Well done, gentlemen.

Mario, here's $900.

Hey, come on, come on.

What?
It would have been a grand.

It took a yard
to shut that guy up.

You really think
that guy was a shill?

Maybe he noticed a couple punks
bidding on useless frames.

I hate this place.

It's so crooked.

Who's doing who a favor?

Here's how I'll
play this one.

After you geniuses
put that back together

I'll take 20% of the sale price.

20%?

Free enterprise, dudes.

Be careful with it,
all right?

Hey, watch it,
will you?

No, no, no, no.

Vinny, there is a right way
and there is a wrong way

to hook up
a wiring harness.

What's with him?

This rebuild is big part
of the mid-term grade.

He takes it
so seriously.

He's training for when
we have our own place.

Oh, yeah?

We're going into
business together.

I'm the front man.
He's the master mechanic.

We've even got a place
scoped out.

It takes a lot of dough
to open a garage.

You're telling me.

What happened to your friend
with the black box?

He's on his way.

Hey, hotshot.

Put the tie rods on
without bending them.

Yes, sir.

You forgot
your lunch.

That's not bad.

You want anything
with wheels attached,

let me know.

Midnight Mike.
Fastest man on the northside.

So you're fast?

$100 standing bet
to any and all comers.

Well, uh, we might have to
take you up on that.

$200 on all domestics.

A man after
my own heart.

Let's put this in before
landers pulls a spot check.

Come here
a second.

You see the car
we're rebuilding?

This one?

I think it's the same one
that was heisted last week.

They're rebuilding it
in the middle of class?

That's pretty gutsy,
huh?

Are you sure
it's the same one?

No, but it's a blue
Mercury sable.

We can't just nail them
on a hunch.

You got the I.D. Number
on the last stolen car?

Not on me.

I got the one
on this one.

Are you ready?

No.

G-8-6-7-9-5-3-3-7-2-5-6.

You got it?

Give it to me again.
I'm not Kreskin, man.

G-8-6-7-9-5-3-3-7-2-5-6.

Did you get that?

G-86...

Hey.

Who the heck
are you?

I'm his buddy.

I dropped off
his lunch.

Drop it at
the cafeteria.

No unauthorized personnel
on the deck.

Yes, sir.

G...G...

No security around here.
Too many students.

Hey, coach, being new here
and all, I was wondering --

I mean, we got this frame.
We got all these parts.

Where do they come from?

What do we do with the cars
after we rebuild them?

Who the heck are you,
the FBI?

I was just wondering.

I got a secret benefactor,
okay?

It's none of your darn business,
mcclain.

Your business is make sure it
runs when it gets done.

You got that?

She must have been like
at the library all night

because she was nowhere when
i got up this morning.

Maybe she wasn't so bad
after all.

Are you kidding me?

Drag city.

Nadia?

We just don't have
the commercial products

to do different hairstyles.

That is all.

It is no big deal.

Would you be allowed to dress
like that at home?

Oh, yeah.

But I'd have
a heck of a time

finding these pantyhose.

Well, I'm glad to see
a gradual acceptance

of our native customs.

The freedom must be
a welcome relief.

That is somewhat true.

In my country, there are
so many rules.

It's like living forever
with your parents.

Oh, can you
imagine?

Many people literally
live their lives

with their parents.

When you grow up,
you get your own room

not your own house.

You couldn't like turn up
the stereo forever.

You wouldn't want
to turn it up

considering that the government
censors all the lyrics.

I'm just glad you've been
given this little chance

to pursue the American dream.

Okay.
Open says me.

T-minus 3, 2, 1.

Ignition.

The new king.

Not bad.

Not bad?

He whipped
your tail.

This place is gonna
be a palace, man.

We're only gonna service
beemers, Mercedes and jags.

And porches, of course.

Of course.

Speaking
of which--

we still haven't
torn down a Mercedes.

Dude, I'm working on it.

That's some dream you got.

It's no dream.

We'll make
it happen.

We've been talking about this
since we were 12 years old.

Tell them about
the waiting room.

Leather couches.

And no old
magazines.

Only brand-new
magazines.

And a big picture window
so people can watch us

work on their cars.

In the most spotless
service bay in the city.

White overalls
with your name

on the back.

A name on the front
is no good.

If you've got to call
down to your tire man

you're looking
at his back, right?

That's where his name
should be.

Like in baseball.

Makes sense to me.

Takes a lot of dough.

Well, we've got
a few gigs going.

We got a location, too.
Over on grand.

It's in, uh...

What do you
call it?

Probate.

Yeah, probate.

The guy went under and now
the court's got his garage.

We figure if we could get
enough dough together

by July 1st,

we could put together
the winning bid.

You interested in making
some money?

Sure.
What do we got to do?

Just some driving.

Our friend Mario the man
owns this used-car lot.

We drive for him
on weekends.

We pick up cars and drive
them to an auction.

Can't make much money
doing that.

You make a few stops
along the way.

Like at clocker Paul's.

He makes old cars look new.

Let me guess--
tire paint, engine spray,

you run the clock back
about 20 thousand miles.

Interested?

You pick up some extra
gas money, insurance money.

What are you guys paying
for insurance?

He pays a fortune.

Got in an accident.

What?

Insurance companies, man.

The biggest kooks
in America.

I agree 100%.

What business did you
say you were in?

Insurance.

Is that a good
business?

Are you kidding me?

It's a license to deal.

Send me your policy.

I'll work up a comparison--

save you 10%.

I don't drive.

You don't drive?

No, but I wish
to learn.

I have always wanted to own
my own automobile.

What kind would you like?

A sports car.

You like sports cars?

Have you ever been in a...
Camaro?

No, I don't think so.

I'll tell you what, Nadia.

How would you like to learn
to drive a sports car?

Jenk, I'm
telling you.

I think she's
calming down.

At least she's through
with that dude on the bike.

She's right here.

No, I'm not actually looking
at her.

Hold on.

I hate it when you're right.

Okay, now...

Scalpel.

The other scalpel.

"'86 Mercury sable, excellent
condition, $12,000 firm."

That's 15.

I still think sal landers,
garage philosopher,

has something
to do with this.

Sure. Like where do
they get the frame?

How do they get to use
the shop to rebuild them?

And how do they disappear
so fast?

We run these ads down,
we will find the seller,

who is probably an adult
connected to Stevie and mark.

I got another one.

Wonderful.

Jenko, we got a major problem.

What's that?

I can't keep up
with Nadia.

Come on. You can't keep up
with a 17-year-old tourist?

Tourist? The rolling stones
couldn't tour with this girl.

Two nights ago it was
the rock-and-roll club.

I talked her out of leaving town
with the drummer.

Last night, it was two seedy
dudes teaching her shoplifting.

And now, it's some yuppie

who decided she
needs driving lessons.

What was her number again?

Unless you want me to blow
my cover and badge her,

I need help.

Maybe you should hook her up
with a guy instead of a girl.

That's what she seems to be
chasing.

Hey. Groovy idea.

I'm not much for volunteering,
but in this case...

Sorry, but Harry's elected.

Take this little lady
out to the movies.

Just a nice,
quiet date.

Good choice, jenko.

If she's with you,

at least we can
keep track of her.

Why not let her run?

This girl will get into trouble.

This is a wild child.

Well, being an immigrant,

I'm a bit of an expert
on foreign affairs myself.

I know exactly
how to handle her.

Good movie,
huh, guys?

Guys?

Guys?

Nadia, what do you say
we take a break?

Sure. Are you hungry?

Yeah. I'm real hungry.

That's a good idea.
Let's hit the concession stand.

I'll get it.

Hoffs, she is amazing.

I am forever
in your debt.

Hi.

Hello.

Can I buy you
some popcorn?

I have my own money,
thank you.

I like your accent.
Hungarian?

Polish.

You know, Americans love
foreign actresses.

Yes.
But I am not an actress.

But you could be.

Cut the hustle.

Okay. Okay, I'm only an
attorney.

But my firm does represent
some film people.

You're an attorney?

Bruce plesser,
at your service.

What kind of automobile
do you drive?

A Porsche, why?

I have always wanted
to go for a ride

in a Porsche
with an attorney.

So anyway, we have this thing
about six months

when my wife's mother
passes on.

And leaves us this BMW.

Sorry to hear that--

about your wife's mother,
and all.

We didn't want to keep up

the payments
or the insurance on this.

I hear you, good buddy.

I know what you mean.

She's sure clean. Damn.

How does she run?

Like a six-month-old car.

It's still
under factory warranty.

I think we might have a deal.

Okay, good. Good.

But, uh, would you mind if i
looked at that registration?

I don't blame you.

I've heard stories
about people selling cars

they don't even own.

I know it.

Can you believe that one?

Whoo.

Sure as hell looks
all right to me.

But, uh, the thing is...

I've got to check this out
with the little woman.

I hear you, man.

Mr. delancy, many thanks.
I'll give you a holler.

It's delano.

Good luck with the
little woman, Mr. jenky.

Thank you.

You know where I'm at.

Yes, sir, I reckon I do.

Y'all take care now,
you hear?

Mario delano is
the legal owner of the car.

He bought the frame
at the insurance auction.

Wait. "Our friend Mario the man
owns a used-car lot."

Mario is the guy
that uses Stevie and mark

to drive the cars
to the auction.

The insurance auction.
Remember their job offer?

Stevie must be
his little brother.

They got the same
last name.

But jenk said he was selling
a Mercury out of his driveway.

Nobody likes
used-car dealers.

He probably brings cars home

and sells them
out of the newspaper.

Aw, man!

So Stevie and mark
go out and steal a car

strip it, store the parts

and put the frame
on the street.

The owner reports it stolen.

The cops find the frame.

The insurance company totals it
and pays off the owner.

Now the boy geniuses
buy the frame at the auction,

and they legally own the car.

They already have
the other parts.

Once they rebuild it,
it's theirs to sell-- legally.

For about 12 grand.

That's a nice profit.

Let me get this straight.

They stole the car, stripped it

and then bought
the frame back.

They legally own the car
once it's rebuilt.

Yes, sir.

That's brilliant.

This is the best class
I've ever had.

You say you get the cars
from a used-car dealer?

Yeah, Mario delano.

He donates it,
and we rebuild it.

Let me ask you something.

Why do you think--

why do you suppose Mario delano
is so generous?

He's a philanthropist--
does it for tax purposes.

Yeah, right.

What about that 20
delano gave you?

He busted a tool,
the klutz.

I guess he's better off
stealing than fixing them.

Mr. landers, as police officer,
i must caution you

not to interfere
with an ongoing investigation

or warn the perpetrators.

Hey, come on.

It's one thing to admire
ingenuity.

It's another thing

to interfere with the character
growth of my students.

I was hoping
you'd say that.

Four cars and they
have enough cash

to buy that garage
out of probate.

They'll be sewing names
on overalls by graduation.

So we wait for them
to steal another car

and hope we get invited along?

I think we have to help
them a little bit.

May I help you?

I'm in town
a few days

and I want
to rent a car.

Let me guess--
you're a Ferrari man.

Mercedes.

Do you have a 560 sl?

We have a burgundy
and a white one.

$150 a day,
plus 50 cents a mile.

I'll take the burgundy.

Very good, sir.

We offer no comprehensive
on these luxury cars.

You're covered
by your own policy.

That shouldn't be a problem.

Not unless it gets stolen.

I can't believe it.

This is exactly what
we've been looking for.

I don't know.

If you guys don't
want it, let me know.

I got a date
this weekend.

I could borrow
it for myself.

She's only been
gone one night.

She's been gone
for a day and a half!

This could be
an international incident!

Police parading around
as high school students?

Who has heard of such a thing?

Jennifer and her girlfriend
didn't go home either.

They're probably all
partying somewhere.

There's nothing to worry about.

Come on.
Get out of there.

Come on.
Get out.

Can you help me up?

Can I have your hat?

I thought that America
was different--

that the secret police did not
follow the people around.

They were trying to
relieve the pressure.

And to make sure
the little communist

doesn't recruit young minds
to the red menace.

It was nothing like that.
Trust me.

Trust you.

I don't care
about politics.

I was told to do a job--

to ease you in and make you
feel at home.

That's a lot more than
Jennifer Atkinson was doing.

At least Jennifer
was up front with me

about who she is.

Nadia, you want
to talk about it?

Talk about
what?

Talk about what's
bothering you.

All this running around.

Five days,
nine guys.

That is none of your business.

Maybe not, but we can talk
about it, if you'd like.

I am just enjoying myself--

experiencing life as
an American teenager would.

That's all.

You're a lot
smarter than that.

In three weeks,

I am going
back to Poland.

You have no idea
what that is like.

I have some idea
from what you've told me.

That is just
the surface, Judy.

Underneath it is
even more bleak.

Communism bores
the people to death.

You're starting
to sound like Mr. Ramsey.

He is not so wrong.

Especially once you
have seen this country.

Ever since i
was 12 years old

I dreamed of the day
i would come to America.

And when I got here...

It was even more.

I want to stay.

What about
your family?

There is
only my father.

My mother, she died
when I was 10.

My father would
never leave Poland.

So I don't get it.

Why the ride
in the fast Lane?

You're trying
to cram

a lifetime
into four weeks?

I'm looking
for a husband.

You see, if I marry
while I am here

I can emigrate
right away.

Nadia, you're looking
the wrong way.

Perhaps.

But I haven't much time.

Have you ever
been in love?

Yes, I have.

Were you very much
in love with him?

Very much.

You are very lucky.

Hanson:
Don't worry.

We'll be there
in plenty of time.

Look, guys,
it's a Mercedes.

Relax, if they
disassemble it

they'll put it
back together.

Better than before.
These guys are good.

If anything happens to that car,
it's my insurance.

Should we have
gone through channels

to get a Plymouth
in about three weeks?

Penhall: This way you can
share the collar.

Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah.

Oh, my god, man.

Where's the car?

Oh, no!

Oh, my god!

My...

Oh, my god!
The frame is on fire!

What is this?!

They must have stripped it
for the parts.

You said they'd rebuild it!

Sometimes the parts
are worth more than the car.

Penhall: They trashed the frame
to kill the evidence.

Oh, right.
Now you tell me!

I can't believe this, man.

I'm a dead man!

I'll never get
insurance again!

You guys are turning
me into a high risk.

You already were.

You're dead!

I'll kill
you both, man!

I'll kill you!

Gentlemen, Mario delano.

Can i
help you?

Stevie said you were
looking for drivers.

You're supposed
to be hot shots.

You're a half-hour late.

You have to make some stops.

Like where?

Like clocker Paul's.
How much?

50 each car, each run,
each time.

Not bad
for jockeying cars?

Sound good to you?

Sounds good to me.

By the way, where can we find
Stevie and mark?

Yeah. They're in the back.

Make it fast.

Oh, uh, one more thing
there, Mario.

You have the right
to remain silent.

What?

You are busted.

Book him, danno.

Hey.

Hi, guys.

What's in the truck?

A 560 sl
without the frame.

359 parts labeled
and ready for distribution.

No kidding?

Stevie:
Yeah.

Good job.

Thanks.

Piece of cake?

Three hours and 10 minutes.

Hanson:
No kidding?

That's not bad for my
first foreign luxury car.

Thinking about putting
it back together?

Parts are worth
more than the whole.

Oh, yeah, right.

Gentleman, we have

some excruciatingly bad news
for you.

We're cops.

You're under arrest.

I love these guys.

These guys are great.

No. Really.
We really are cops.

I think they're serious.

You guys are really cops?

Oh, geez.

Oh, man.

What a lousy way
to make a living.

How can you guys do this
to us?

You're ruining
the dream, man.

July 1st?

Hey, maybe we can make a deal.

What do you say
to 10,000 bucks?

Well, now, boys and girls...

You know it doesn't
work like that.

They're running?

They're running.

What are
we doing?

They know
where we live.

I would like to thank you
for everything you have done.

I haven't done
anything, Nadia.

That is exactly
what I mean.

Who's that?

Oh, that is
my new friend...

Chris.

Maybe you'll
write each other?

Maybe.

And maybe you'll
come back one day?

Maybe.

Goodbye, Judy.

Goodbye.

That's the last
of it, dude.

It took over
three weeks,

but we sold every
part of that Mercedes.

It's still short.

Jenk's docking us six months
for ignoring procedure.

What?

I thought the parts
were worth

more than the whole car.

Not when you're selling
to legitimate dealers.

I'm just glad
that I got the dough.

My insurance company
would have

refused to cover
my bicycle.

Ioki, it's the least
we could do.