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00:00:24 This land is your land
00:00:29 From the California
00:00:34 From the redwood forest
00:00:40 This land was made
00:00:45 As I went walking
00:00:50 I saw above me
00:00:55 I saw below me
00:01:00 Can I help you?
00:01:01 Hi, I'm John Logue
00:01:04 and we just wanna make sure
00:01:06 We have you listed
00:01:09 I'm voting for Bush.
00:01:10 You are?
00:01:12 Sorry, no matter how many times
00:01:14 I just can't get over it.
00:01:17 to metabolize someone
00:01:25 Sir, would you at least take this brochure
00:01:28 to vote for John Kerry this year?
00:01:36 Hi, I'm John Logue
00:01:38 Couldn't help but notice you have a Bush...
00:01:42 But the war in Iraq
00:01:45 And he sold it to the American people
00:01:48 Why don't you just let
00:01:51 It's a democratic election, ma'am.
00:01:57 This president has made, I regret to say,
00:02:02 and judgment is what we look for
00:02:04 in the president
00:02:09 Okay, I wanna make a solemn promise
00:02:12 with all of you here as my witnesses.
00:02:15 Now, he's not gonna win,
00:02:18 We know who's gonna win, right?
00:02:22 But if...
00:02:23 If George Dubya Bush gets elected
00:02:29 I swear, I promise on my life,
00:02:36 that I will move to Canada!
00:02:43 No more Bush! No more Bush!
00:02:57 I would not give up this fight if there
00:03:02 But it is now clear that even when
00:03:07 there won't be enough outstanding votes
00:03:12 And therefore, we cannot win this election.
00:03:16 Oh, I hate you. Oh, I hate you. I hate you.
00:03:18 My friends, it was here that
00:03:23 and all we had was hope
00:03:27 Meanwhile, a jubilant
00:03:32 The President spoke
00:03:35 These words will go a long way.
00:03:37 And, Jeff, I think with this
00:03:40 What were we thinking,
00:03:44 I mean, the second it happened,
00:03:47 "There's no way Kerry was gonna win. "
00:03:50 they voted for this evil, warmongering,
00:03:54 with Dick Cheney's hand up his ass.
00:03:57 has such a self-defeating
00:04:00 that we nominated
00:04:05 Man, it was close.
00:04:07 Sort of. Not really.
00:04:11 I was just so excited to see
00:04:14 on Bush's face
00:04:18 You know, he's got that look, that...
00:04:21 Curious George getting a bad hand job.
00:04:27 Now, what about your promise?
00:04:30 What promise?
00:04:31 Don't fucking play dumb.
00:04:33 They knew I wasn't serious.
00:04:35 You swore on your life, John.
00:04:38 You were on the news.
00:04:40 It was local.
00:04:41 You swore on your life.
00:04:44 I'm not moving to fucking Canada, Hal.
00:04:54 Hey, John, it's Matt. Pretty bummed.
00:04:58 I know how much this election meant
00:05:01 I mean, for all of us. For me. For all of us.
00:05:04 Thinking about hanging myself
00:05:09 Oh, I'm thinking about going
00:05:12 If you wanna go, give me a call before then.
00:05:15 John, it's David. I just spoke to Hal,
00:05:19 A bunch of us were gonna do something,
00:05:22 Man, you're moving to Canada. Wow!
00:05:27 Oh, Canada!
00:05:44 Hey, Craig, is she in?
00:05:48 Hey.
00:05:49 Hey.
00:05:50 Oh.
00:05:53 Bad day, huh?
00:05:54 It just feels like a different country.
00:05:58 Oh, I know how hard you worked. I'm sorry.
00:06:00 I'm sorry for all of us.
00:06:02 I've got bad news. If you're here
00:06:06 What?
00:06:07 DigiHouse cancelled
00:06:09 They what?
00:06:11 Yeah, they decided to go
00:06:14 They're moving their operations
00:06:16 Oh, this is unbelievable.
00:06:20 Hey, I thought that blogging thing
00:06:23 you know, with the election and all.
00:06:25 Have you been reading it?
00:06:26 Yeah...
00:06:29 Angry Donkey.
00:06:31 Thedonkeyrevolution. Com.
00:06:35 Right. Well, I checked it
00:06:39 I'm sorry.
00:06:41 Look, I will let you know
00:06:46 Maybe we can grab a drink this week.
00:06:50 I thought...
00:06:51 Did you give any more thought
00:06:57 John, I...
00:07:00 What is that?
00:07:04 I know.
00:07:07 I've been meaning to talk to you.
00:07:09 I thought we were
00:07:11 Well, you didn't even want to talk
00:07:13 I was focused on the campaign.
00:07:16 I thought now was the time
00:07:18 Well, how long
00:07:20 Apparently, not that long.
00:07:25 Who is it?
00:07:28 Don't do this.
00:07:30 Do I know him?
00:07:39 Craig?
00:07:41 Craig?
00:07:44 Craig?
00:07:45 I'm sorry.
00:07:53 You think?
00:08:09 You've reached John Logue.
00:08:11 for the future of America right now, so
00:08:15 on November 3rd. And don't forget to vote.
00:08:20 Hello, John, I'm calling
00:08:24 up here in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
00:08:27 And we're an organization set up
00:08:32 after last week's tragic election.
00:08:35 We heard about what you're doing,
00:08:38 So, give us a dingle at 204-555-7328,
00:08:43 and ask for Gloria. Thanks so much, then.
00:08:48 "Liberal ladies and gentlemen
00:08:50 "now that George W. Bush will be with us,
00:08:55 "single American liberals
00:08:58 Dude, I swear I didn't sign you up.
00:09:01 Then how'd they find me?
00:09:02 They didn't read it on your blog.
00:09:04 How do you know? Maybe they did.
00:09:05 Dude, nobody reads your stupid blog.
00:09:07 Oh, screw you.
00:09:31 So, what's her name?
00:09:32 Oh...
00:09:36 Hello?
00:09:38 Hi, is this MarryACanadian. Com?
00:09:43 You mean dot C-A.
00:09:45 This is John Logue. Somebody
00:09:49 Oh, that was me. I'm so glad you called.
00:09:52 And you found my number how?
00:09:54 A friend of mine heard
00:09:57 who saw on TV that you were planning
00:10:00 if Bush won the election.
00:10:03 What are you, the CIA?
00:10:05 No. Canada doesn't have
00:10:09 We let people enjoy their privacy.
00:10:12 So, we've got people coming up
00:10:15 Well, I haven't even decided if...
00:10:18 If you wanna come up here,
00:10:20 to help you get accustomed
00:10:23 including finding a Canadian
00:10:27 Did you get a chance
00:10:29 Yeah, I...
00:10:33 I thought it was a joke.
00:10:34 We've had some American news
00:10:38 And these women are willing to marry me?
00:10:41 Well, it's a little more involved
00:10:46 Look, this is really...
00:10:50 This is really nice of you, Gloria.
00:10:52 Well, we're nice up here sometimes
00:10:55 Thank you, I'll be in touch.
00:12:29 I wanna get out
00:12:32 You know, you've got a computer,
00:12:35 Track everything you do.
00:12:37 I got my FBI file once
00:12:41 This fucking thick, man.
00:12:43 My girlfriend lives in Vancouver,
00:12:47 Tall latté, no fat, extra foam.
00:12:50 So I saw your post,
00:12:52 Last road trip I took, I listened to
00:12:56 Something about it
00:12:58 Right.
00:12:59 You got those multinationals
00:13:03 And what are your political views?
00:13:05 Yeah, I saw that on the flier.
00:13:09 You voted for Bush, didn't you?
00:13:10 So, it's cool if I bring my pet snake?
00:13:12 Well, you know...
00:13:13 Marry a Canadian, huh?
00:13:14 Yeah, man,
00:13:17 - All righty.
00:13:19 - Okay.
00:13:20 Okay. It's John.
00:13:42 Are you John?
00:13:45 Yeah.
00:13:46 Hi. Chloe.
00:13:49 Hi.
00:13:50 Sorry. I'm like an hour late.
00:13:52 Hi, you want a coffee or tea or...
00:13:55 No, I'm okay.
00:13:56 Oh, okay. Have a seat.
00:13:59 - Thanks.
00:14:03 Sorry...
00:14:07 Chloe. Chloe Haymon or Hamon?
00:14:11 Hamon.
00:14:13 You know, that's Spanish for ham,
00:14:19 I think it's an English name.
00:14:20 No one's ever pointed that out to you?
00:14:24 You're the first. Congrats.
00:14:27 Well.
00:14:28 So what do you do, John?
00:14:30 I was a graphic designer.
00:14:33 but I gave up my job
00:14:36 So, you're gonna be looking for work
00:14:40 Well, my moving to Canada is a protest
00:14:42 against the recently
00:14:45 Why? Are you somebody I should know
00:14:48 What do you mean?
00:14:50 I mean, who's gonna care
00:14:53 Well, you don't have to be a somebody
00:14:56 But, yeah, actually,
00:14:59 and I write a blog
00:15:03 Cool. So are you gonna have,
00:15:07 No, but I'll be documenting it on the
00:15:13 What about you? Why do you want to go?
00:15:15 Oh, I'm with you. I just wanna get
00:15:20 Were you working on the campaign?
00:15:21 Yeah.
00:15:23 Which group?
00:15:26 The main one. For Kerry.
00:15:29 The D.N. C?
00:15:30 Yeah.
00:15:31 I heard you guys were more
00:15:33 Yeah, yeah, they were pretty good
00:15:35 Not good enough, though.
00:15:37 Yeah, I'm just so sick of it all.
00:15:41 And there's people dying over there
00:15:44 And then he gets re-elected?
00:15:47 Exactly.
00:15:50 So, are you gonna be
00:15:55 Well, I have a couple of more people to...
00:15:58 Yeah, yeah, yeah, very soon.
00:16:01 'Cause I could leave tomorrow.
00:16:06 Great.
00:16:09 I can't believe she's hot.
00:16:11 You could come, too.
00:16:12 - Are you two gonna share a hotel room?
00:16:15 Are you gonna share a bed?
00:16:16 It's only a few days' drive.
00:16:18 - Gonna share your fluids?
00:16:20 I'm going up there
00:16:23 Please. Did Gandhi go
00:16:26 with some little communist hottie
00:16:29 - No.
00:16:30 He fasted for weeks.
00:16:34 Martin Luther King, did he desegregate
00:16:38 I don't think so. He marched,
00:16:42 and honky policemen, and then he got shot.
00:16:44 You're going on what I believe will be
00:16:49 You were practically forcing me into this
00:16:51 - He'll be gone in four years.
00:16:55 This country is too conservative.
00:17:00 And you're really gonna give up
00:17:03 That's my plan.
00:17:19 - Good morning.
00:17:21 Here, let me help you with that.
00:17:22 Nah, I got it.
00:17:39 - Ready to hit the road?
00:18:04 I was thinking maybe we'll stop
00:18:09 I don't know your financial situation, but...
00:18:12 No, no, that's good. That's great.
00:18:13 Okay.
00:18:16 'Cause it can get kind of tense,
00:18:19 if they're on totally separate budgets,
00:18:20 One person wants to go
00:18:23 No, no, no, I totally agree.
00:18:25 Good, I'm really glad to hear you say that.
00:18:29 If you open the glove compartment there...
00:18:33 What is this?
00:18:34 That is a budget I put together.
00:18:37 It's got meals, gas, hotel rates,
00:18:41 And also, I mapped out the best route
00:18:45 Thanks. Thanks for doing this.
00:18:49 You're welcome.
00:18:51 Good to know
00:18:54 Yeah, well, I think it's best to do that
00:18:56 You know, before each adventure,
00:18:59 Should we stop for gas?
00:19:01 Yeah, but we gotta wait
00:19:03 Why?
00:19:05 Coorco is a Venezuelan company.
00:19:09 I know, Chavez is no saint,
00:19:13 What if we don't pass one?
00:19:15 No, we will. I mapped out
00:19:19 If you go to the tab marked "gas. "
00:19:24 This is really detailed.
00:19:26 It's a program on the computer.
00:19:29 It's more for fun, I do it. But I enjoy it.
00:19:39 Are you a vegetarian?
00:19:41 - Me?
00:19:42 No.
00:19:45 Huh.
00:19:50 Are you?
00:19:51 Yeah.
00:20:07 That'll be $7.55, please.
00:20:10 All right, there you go.
00:20:13 All right, here's your change.
00:20:36 You wanna drive for a while?
00:20:38 Isn't it stick?
00:20:39 Yeah.
00:20:41 I can't drive stick.
00:20:44 What?
00:20:45 I don't know how.
00:20:48 But the flier said you needed to know
00:20:50 Didn't it say standard?
00:20:52 Standard is stick.
00:20:54 Oh, I thought standard was regular.
00:20:56 No, there's automatic and there's stan...
00:21:00 It's my fault,
00:21:03 I've been meaning to learn.
00:21:05 Yeah, it's okay.
00:21:20 You know, we never actually talked
00:21:25 Oh, right. Yeah.
00:21:29 You know, if we were gonna get
00:21:31 I mean, I don't care either way.
00:21:33 Me neither.
00:21:34 Okay. Good.
00:21:36 How about, if they have single rooms
00:21:39 but if they only have rooms with one bed,
00:21:42 Sure, or whatever... I could sleep
00:21:46 I could sleep on the floor, too.
00:21:47 - Right. We could switch off.
00:21:50 We only have rooms available
00:21:54 A king's pretty big.
00:21:58 Let's get two rooms.
00:22:00 Sure. Yeah. There's probably more stuff
00:22:04 Yeah.
00:22:05 - Two rooms?
00:22:08 - That's better.
00:22:11 Do you have Internet access anywhere?
00:22:13 Yes, there's wireless in all the rooms.
00:22:15 Oh, great.
00:22:17 Well, they have a... This way.
00:22:20 Or I saw a diner
00:22:23 Sure. I'll eat anything.
00:22:24 Okay.
00:22:25 So, just knock on my door
00:22:29 Okay.
00:22:46 When you win, there is a feeling
00:22:49 that the people have spoken
00:22:53 And that's what I intend
00:22:55 I made it clear
00:22:59 It's one of the wonderful...
00:23:02 It's like earning capital.
00:23:04 You asked, "Do I feel free?"
00:23:07 I earned capital in the campaign,
00:23:09 and now I intend to spend it.
00:23:12 It is my style. That's what happened
00:23:16 I earned some capital.
00:23:19 And I'm gonna spend it for what...
00:23:22 ...I've told the people I'd spend it on.
00:23:24 Come on.
00:23:25 Been a fantastic experience,
00:23:28 Come on.
00:23:29 You've seen it from one perspective,
00:23:32 Saw you standing there at the last, final
00:23:35 I was observing you observe, and you saw
00:23:49 What are you doing?
00:23:50 I was just... I'll figure this out later.
00:23:54 Now that I've got
00:23:56 I'm going to start enforcing
00:24:00 That was three questions.
00:24:03 Our president, ladies and gentleman.
00:24:05 As far as Tony Blair's comments,
00:24:07 Middle East peace
00:24:09 I always hate when people
00:24:11 tie my shoes, or shave,
00:24:15 Anything else you don't like?
00:24:18 Sorry.
00:24:19 So what did you do
00:24:23 I was a teacher.
00:24:24 Really? What'd you teach?
00:24:26 Phys ed.
00:24:31 How'd you get into that?
00:24:33 I...
00:24:34 And there's yours.
00:24:36 Thanks.
00:24:37 And your salad.
00:24:39 Thank you.
00:24:41 And your biscuit.
00:24:42 So, tell me about that organization thing
00:24:47 Well, it's a group that helps people
00:24:53 find jobs and, you know, meet Canadians.
00:24:58 Sounds perfect.
00:24:59 Yeah, and the lady who runs it, Gloria,
00:25:03 Aren't you worried
00:25:06 Well, graphic design's pretty portable,
00:25:10 Plus, I'd really like to focus
00:25:15 What's that?
00:25:16 My website. The blog.
00:25:20 It's like the Daily Kos or Wonkette.
00:25:23 Remember?
00:25:31 So, 7:00 tomorrow?
00:25:34 7:00's a little early.
00:25:35 What time, then?
00:25:36 8:00, 8:30?
00:25:38 8:30.
00:25:41 Good night.
00:25:44 Good night.
00:25:47 Let me transfer you
00:25:53 Who's coming home
00:25:56 In today's top story,
00:25:59 ...and three other Cabinet members have
00:26:04 though Powell has told reporters
00:26:07 until a successor is named.
00:26:09 Letters of resignation were also delivered
00:26:14 Agriculture Secretary Anne Veneman,
00:26:19 Concerns over the health
00:26:23 continue despite...
00:26:28 Okay, I'll...
00:26:29 Now, let's... Okay, let's put it in neutral.
00:26:33 Put your foot on the clutch.
00:26:36 Now, you're in first. Now, you ease...
00:26:38 Okay, yeah, you can turn that thing
00:26:41 And then... Okay, now, those are cars,
00:26:48 Okay, you wanna go left.
00:26:50 Good. This is lovely.
00:26:53 Okay, you know,
00:26:56 The Left just got a little bit louder on
00:27:00 The Majority Report.
00:27:04 The Republican Party, it is
00:27:08 are going to implode,
00:27:11 the neocons, the Evangelicals,
00:27:23 Hello, Mom?
00:27:25 Hi.
00:27:28 It's John.
00:27:30 Yeah. I...
00:27:35 I got a little surprise for you.
00:27:41 Yeah. Exactly.
00:27:47 I guess around 4:00.
00:27:51 Mom, look, I'm in Oregon. It's hard to
00:27:55 in Eastern Washington State,
00:28:01 I will call you when I'm closer, okay?
00:28:05 Just me and a friend.
00:28:09 Yes, and she has blue hair,
00:28:13 I'm just gonna tell you this now,
00:28:17 Would you just tell Dad, so he doesn't...
00:28:23 Okay, me, too. Bye.
00:28:28 You ready?
00:28:30 There's something I kind of neglected
00:28:32 What's that?
00:28:34 My parents live
00:28:37 which, unfortunately,
00:28:42 Why didn't you say anything?
00:28:43 I don't know.
00:28:44 I wasn't sure whether we should stop.
00:28:47 I don't mind parents,
00:28:52 I can't do this.
00:28:53 Come on, give me the keys.
00:28:56 I'll drive.
00:28:58 - Really?
00:29:06 When I laid in the sun,
00:29:12 Let's put something else on.
00:29:13 When you laid in the sun,
00:29:17 Wow, you got a lot of CDs.
00:29:19 I don't know how much time we're given
00:29:22 They're alphabetized. Aw.
00:29:24 Look, maybe you should just drive, huh?
00:29:26 Bushisms? What are these? I got it.
00:29:29 Yeah, here, I'll show you. Put one in.
00:29:34 And then after you'd left...
00:29:36 Here, it's a little project of mine.
00:29:41 You're free and freedom is beautiful.
00:29:44 And, you know, it'll take time
00:29:49 So? He messes up sometimes.
00:29:52 I don't see why people
00:29:54 ...hauling in a lot of the key operators.
00:29:56 It's a huge deal. You have to listen.
00:29:59 The real story of his presidency
00:30:03 It's like Freudian slips.
00:30:06 ...vast majority of Iraqis want to live
00:30:12 And we will find these people,
00:30:16 and we will bring them to justice.
00:30:19 It's like he tells everyone the truth
00:30:22 but people just pass it off
00:30:26 See, it's the mistakes
00:30:29 ...the joy of Hanukkah.
00:30:31 I'm sorry, but you've got
00:30:34 If this were a dictatorship,
00:30:49 Anything I should know
00:30:52 About my parents? Honestly,
00:30:56 slam the door in your face.
00:31:00 I'm not that bad.
00:31:03 I don't know if I can handle this.
00:31:04 Come on, John, grow up.
00:31:07 Twenty-eight.
00:31:08 And you still haven't gotten over
00:31:11 bringing home someone
00:31:13 It's a little more than that.
00:31:15 If I brought home a vegetarian,
00:31:18 my dad would probably be forcing you to
00:31:22 before dinner was over.
00:31:23 But I'd bring you home anyway,
00:31:27 Thanks.
00:31:28 Besides, we're not even dating.
00:32:05 Door's open.
00:32:17 Hello?
00:32:18 In here.
00:32:26 Could you give me a hand, please?
00:32:29 Hi, Mom.
00:32:31 Close the rotisserie, please.
00:32:37 Now.
00:32:40 How are you, John?
00:32:42 Mom, you know I don't eat meat.
00:32:44 Are you still doing that?
00:32:45 Last time I checked,
00:32:46 the agro-business-industrial complex
00:32:50 What have we here?
00:32:51 Mom, this is Chloe Hamon.
00:32:53 Oh, dear.
00:32:56 It's a necklace, Mom.
00:32:58 Actually, it's kind of a new look for me.
00:33:02 See?
00:33:04 That was you?
00:33:07 Dear, could you help me set the table?
00:33:13 Of course.
00:33:16 Okay, if we leave right now,
00:33:18 She's fine.
00:33:21 You had some style in high school.
00:33:23 John-John, your father's home.
00:33:26 Go ahead, John-John. I'll set the table.
00:33:37 Come back to America-Town with your tail
00:33:43 I thought maybe we'd cover hello
00:33:45 Yeah, well, our man wiped his ass
00:33:48 You heard the Vice President,
00:33:52 Well, if Cheney said
00:33:54 You are the poster child
00:33:58 You cynical, sarcastic,
00:34:02 All you ever do is whine, whine,
00:34:05 Complain, complain, whine, complain,
00:34:08 Bitch, whine, and complain.
00:34:12 and criticize, and whine, and bitch.
00:34:15 Well, I'd rather sit back
00:34:18 than let your boys into the White House
00:34:23 If that's the way you feel.
00:34:24 You see where we flushed out a bunch
00:34:29 Fourteen more US troops were killed.
00:34:32 You probably think we need to pass
00:34:36 See, that's the problem,
00:34:38 without even thinking about it.
00:34:44 You come on my program
00:34:48 - Dad.
00:34:50 Cut off his mic!
00:35:03 So tell me, why would
00:35:07 like yourself wanna vote for the other side?
00:35:10 Mom.
00:35:12 I asked you a question, sir.
00:35:17 I'd rather not talk about this.
00:35:19 Well, it's unpatriotic, it's anti-American.
00:35:22 Being critical of your government's
00:35:25 a person can make.
00:35:28 Come on.
00:35:30 Didn't Vietnam show that?
00:35:32 The Civil Rights movement?
00:35:34 No, you're living in the past.
00:35:35 People are dying every day.
00:35:37 Not just American soldiers,
00:35:39 who never did a damn thing.
00:35:42 Never did a thing! What about 9/11?
00:35:44 They had nothing to do with 9/11.
00:35:47 This is all just the White House
00:35:50 It's the Cold War all over again.
00:35:52 That's right, and we won the Cold War!
00:35:54 Deposing dictators who were not a threat
00:35:58 You are so out of line!
00:35:59 Of course, Bush wouldn't know that,
00:36:00 because he hasn't read a book
00:36:02 Do you know that Kennedy read
00:36:05 during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
00:36:06 Our president listens
00:36:10 Who know what? All they're doing
00:36:11 is turning the people of the Middle East
00:36:14 That's because they're getting
00:36:16 We've got brave boys over there.
00:36:18 Yeah, who are giving their lives
00:36:21 Next caller.
00:36:25 Uh, San Diego.
00:36:27 San Diego, California, you're on the line.
00:36:29 - Dad.
00:36:32 Next caller.
00:36:35 John...
00:36:38 Yes, John.
00:36:41 I'll go get some more orange juice.
00:36:58 Is everything okay?
00:37:06 He wasn't always like this.
00:37:11 Our other son is in Iraq, you know.
00:37:16 I didn't know.
00:37:19 Of course, John didn't tell you.
00:37:22 Look.
00:37:34 We can believe different things, Dad.
00:37:36 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:37:39 What about Perry?
00:37:43 He knows how I feel.
00:37:46 But, what if he were...
00:37:50 If he were to...
00:37:51 It's not about that.
00:37:56 Dad...
00:38:00 I cannot have you saying these things
00:38:10 Go on.
00:38:13 Get out.
00:38:41 We're leaving.
00:38:53 Mom.
00:39:00 Why do you provoke him like that?
00:39:06 I'm going.
00:39:17 Thanks for stopping by, John-John.
00:39:50 How come you never told me?
00:39:53 We've only known each other
00:39:56 Okay, don't fucking snap at me.
00:40:00 You know, it must be hard for them
00:40:02 with their other son over there.
00:40:03 I am doing the best thing
00:40:06 I'm trying to end this thing.
00:40:07 Still, they might not wanna hear it.
00:40:12 We're all so fucking brainwashed into
00:40:17 That somehow it's against the troops.
00:40:19 Okay, John, I don't wanna hear
00:40:20 I'm just trying to talk to you
00:40:22 'Cause you can go back there and
00:40:25 trying to lecture me about something
00:40:27 I know that this is a pointless war,
00:40:30 that your brother has to be
00:40:32 But just because I don't feel like
00:40:35 doesn't mean I don't have
00:40:51 Hi, can I help you?
00:40:53 Two rooms.
00:40:59 Just fill these out.
00:41:38 I'm sorry I went off on you last night.
00:41:41 Hey, it's a road trip, right?
00:41:43 We've gotta get on each other's nerves
00:41:46 Anyway, I'm sorry. Go ahead.
00:41:54 But I am in a good mood today.
00:41:56 Why is that?
00:41:57 It's border day.
00:41:59 - Wow.
00:42:01 - Already?
00:42:04 Don't worry.
00:42:08 I'm okay.
00:42:13 Look, I just wanted to tell you I'm okay.
00:42:19 Okay?
00:42:22 Bye.
00:42:39 I gotta go to the bathroom.
00:42:41 Okay, well, we'll stop on the other side.
00:42:43 I gotta go really bad.
00:42:45 Well, there's nowhere
00:42:47 Stop the car!
00:42:48 We're already here, okay?
00:42:49 Relax, we'll talk about it
00:42:52 No, I can't talk about it
00:42:54 because I can't go to the other side.
00:43:00 Now, what is so
00:43:03 What?
00:43:06 I'm in the Army.
00:43:10 Excuse me?
00:43:11 I already did one tour in Iraq,
00:43:12 and I'm supposed to be
00:43:18 You were in Iraq?
00:43:21 You were in Iraq.
00:43:25 Holy shit!
00:43:29 They let you look like that in the Army?
00:43:31 No, the hair, the whole thing
00:43:34 and I was never a gym teacher.
00:43:37 Just drive me back to Spokane,
00:43:39 This was a stupid idea, anyway.
00:43:42 You're gonna give up now?
00:43:45 No, I can't. They'll run my passport.
00:43:47 You came on this trip for a reason, right?
00:43:49 Yeah, but I changed my mind.
00:43:50 So what are you gonna do? You're gonna
00:43:54 I'm sorry.
00:43:57 I wish I could take my brother
00:44:04 Come on, please.
00:44:09 You can do this.
00:44:38 - Good day.
00:44:40 Passports, please.
00:44:41 Yep. Here you go.
00:44:44 What is the purpose
00:44:47 We're visiting my aunt.
00:44:49 Where does she live?
00:44:50 Winnipeg.
00:44:52 What's her name?
00:44:58 O'Neill. Gloria O'Neill.
00:45:01 Are you carrying
00:45:04 No.
00:45:05 Any reefer?
00:45:07 No.
00:45:08 American beer?
00:45:12 Beer? Is American beer illegal?
00:45:15 No, but it tastes like piss.
00:45:20 Welcome to Canada.
00:45:26 Thank you.
00:45:34 Whoa. Whoa.
00:45:43 Yeah, yeah, okay, okay.
00:45:44 I see pearly gates
00:45:49 Held up by wheat
00:45:52 You can't expect to find heaven
00:45:58 My father was in the Army, his brother,
00:46:04 My mom was an Army brat.
00:46:10 Germany, the Philippines,
00:46:13 I don't have any brothers, so
00:46:18 That's why you enlisted?
00:46:19 No, I didn't go right into the service.
00:46:23 I mean, I went for like a year and a half,
00:46:26 So, I'm going from job to job, making dick.
00:46:29 I'm living with this guy
00:46:32 basically because I can't afford
00:46:35 Suddenly, following
00:46:38 didn't seem like such a bad idea.
00:46:41 And it didn't bother you
00:46:44 The recruiter promised that, since I was
00:46:49 You believed a recruiter?
00:46:51 Maybe all your Fahrenheit 9/11- watching
00:46:55 but this is a representative of the US Army.
00:46:58 I asked him three times,
00:47:02 He looked me in the eye
00:47:06 Jesus.
00:47:07 And then I get to basic training,
00:47:11 who are just looking for a way out of life.
00:47:16 People like me.
00:47:19 Do any of them like it?
00:47:23 Some do.
00:47:28 How come you never told me
00:47:30 I don't know. It never came up.
00:47:34 Yeah, but you talk about the war
00:47:37 I mean, I was thinking,
00:47:40 It still matters, you know.
00:47:42 I gotta tell you the truth.
00:47:47 Maybe I am.
00:47:48 Seriously, is it really such a big deal
00:47:52 that you have to move out of the country
00:47:57 Yeah. Yeah, people don't live
00:48:00 How is this living what you believe?
00:48:04 Take September 11th. Okay,
00:48:08 but after a while, time passes, life goes on.
00:48:11 But that's the way life is. It goes on.
00:48:13 Not for the families who lost someone.
00:48:16 Did you know someone?
00:48:19 My point is, a couple of years go by,
00:48:23 about the war in Iraq,
00:48:26 'Cause it's like,
00:48:30 But then Bush wins,
00:48:33 Do we sacrifice anything?
00:48:37 No need to save more, or use less gas,
00:48:44 My vote didn't matter.
00:48:47 The work I did didn't matter.
00:48:52 That's not a place I wanna live in.
00:48:55 It sounds to me like you're running away.
00:48:58 Yeah, I'm running.
00:49:05 Oh, Canada.
00:49:10 Oh, Canada.
00:49:16 Well, one of them slips
00:49:20 in the actual, like, toilet water.
00:49:22 - Shut up.
00:49:24 And they have that, like,
00:49:33 Okay, we got two left.
00:49:34 Oh, good.
00:49:36 - We need to drink.
00:49:45 Cheers.
00:49:46 I'll catch up with you.
00:49:54 How did I get so tired?
00:49:58 You know what you need? Music.
00:50:02 Why, will you dance for me?
00:50:04 I might. I could be persuaded to dance.
00:50:51 Let me know what you think
00:50:53 of making the sasquatch
00:50:56 I think that's pretty cool.
00:51:01 So is this place we're going to
00:51:03 I'm not sure. It's not like
00:51:06 Well, me neither.
00:51:09 Well, you can just tell them
00:51:12 Shut up.
00:51:14 Yes, sir.
00:51:41 Oh, John Logue!
00:51:44 Oh, my God, you're even cuter in person.
00:51:49 Hi. This is Chloe.
00:51:52 Hi, I'm Gloria O'Neill,
00:51:57 - Oh, I love your hair.
00:51:59 Come on in. You just missed the ceremony.
00:52:02 Ceremony?
00:52:03 Howdy, folks.
00:52:06 That's us. Thanks.
00:52:09 John?
00:52:10 Oh, okay.
00:52:14 Here you go, keep the change.
00:52:15 Okay, this way.
00:52:18 Okay.
00:52:19 Sorry about the cold. It was 27 last week.
00:52:24 I was sunbathing nude in the back,
00:52:27 You might have to turn it diagonal there
00:52:31 I got it.
00:52:34 Come on in. I'll be right back.
00:53:02 Did those two just get married?
00:53:04 He's American. She's Canadian.
00:53:08 from four more years of Dubya.
00:53:11 How long have they known each other?
00:53:12 Met two days ago.
00:53:15 if you're gonna get hitched.
00:53:18 you have to live together
00:53:21 That's a lot to figure out in two days.
00:53:23 Oh, John, some of the girls
00:53:26 So I want you to settle in,
00:53:28 by which I mean have a few drinks,
00:53:30 and I'll introduce the two of you around.
00:53:32 But you! You're just as cute as an otter.
00:53:38 Here, let me take your coats.
00:53:41 Thank you.
00:53:43 Here, and put these on.
00:53:44 And beer's out front,
00:53:51 And there she is, the woman...
00:53:52 This is like a mixer.
00:53:54 No, it's more like
00:53:57 You didn't tell me
00:54:00 Oh, I just thought it was
00:54:04 Yeah, when you were flagging girls?
00:54:07 Do you want beer or wine?
00:54:08 Both.
00:54:15 Hi. Scott. First time in Canada?
00:54:18 Yeah.
00:54:19 We got this thing here called
00:54:23 No.
00:54:24 Well, see, in a field of poppies,
00:54:26 they'll cut down the ones
00:54:29 So, no one wants to stand out too much.
00:54:34 You're welcome.
00:54:35 We've got everything you need.
00:54:39 - Sure.
00:54:41 I'm surprised you haven't heard of that.
00:54:44 Well, I arrived at
00:54:48 - "About"?
00:54:50 I'm sorry, "Aboot. "
00:54:51 "Aboot"? No, I mean...
00:54:53 Well, you're saying it funny.
00:54:55 People who used to vote Democrat
00:54:59 well, they're now voting Republican
00:55:01 with their moral values.
00:55:03 Well, when we were working in Ohio,
00:55:05 all they had us doing
00:55:07 Why don't you pass me
00:55:13 So, do you wanna get married?
00:55:16 No. And, anyway, I'm an American, too.
00:55:21 So? How about get laid?
00:55:24 No.
00:55:27 You wanna know a secret?
00:55:30 I don't even hate Bush.
00:55:33 I mean, that's what I came here for,
00:55:37 Oh, jeez, sorry. I've
00:55:42 Hey! We're putting you in the penalty box.
00:55:46 Sorry, I'll be right back.
00:55:48 Are you having fun?
00:55:50 Yeah. You?
00:55:51 This is like a bad seventh-grade dance.
00:55:54 Excuse me. John?
00:55:55 Yeah. That's me.
00:55:56 I saw your profile on the website.
00:55:59 Hi.
00:56:00 So, you're a blogger?
00:56:04 Oh, we should totally blog.
00:56:05 Fuck him! Fuck it!
00:56:08 In fact, I wish that motherfucker was dead.
00:56:10 I'm running from my own country
00:56:17 Baby, listen to my wordplay
00:56:19 The time's short
00:56:21 Before the bandwagon
00:56:23 And we don't care
00:56:26 And I didn't used to
00:56:28 All these dudes telling
00:56:32 I'd rather kick back
00:56:35 Night.
00:56:41 I assume you two aren't...
00:56:46 No.
00:56:47 No, we just met a few days ago.
00:56:50 Around here,
00:56:53 Okay, Chloe, I'll give you
00:56:56 You look like you need it.
00:57:00 This way, John.
00:57:04 I've got this foldout for you.
00:57:10 Okay.
00:57:12 So did you meet anyone you like?
00:57:18 Did you notice that the people here
00:57:23 I know. I know.
00:57:25 When you start something like this,
00:57:30 Sex and politics.
00:57:37 I don't know. I wasn't born.
00:57:44 I'm gonna get my stuff for the...
00:57:48 For that. You're there. Okay.
00:57:55 Gloria offered to show us
00:57:57 Great, that should take about 10 minutes.
00:58:00 I thought it was nice of her.
00:58:01 Yeah, everyone here's real nice.
00:58:05 What's your problem?
00:58:06 It's freezing.
00:58:08 It's not always this cold.
00:58:10 27 degrees last weekend.
00:58:11 Yeah, I heard that
00:58:14 That, and the tall poppies,
00:58:17 You know what? My health care
00:58:20 Yeah, I hear Baghdad Medical has really
00:58:23 Yeah, real funny, John.
00:58:25 What are you so mad about?
00:58:27 You lied to me.
00:58:28 I lied? I never lie.
00:58:30 Lying by not saying something is still lying.
00:58:32 You didn't tell me this thing was
00:58:35 I didn't know.
00:58:36 You didn't know? The goddamn thing
00:58:40 What about a certain lie by omission
00:58:42 That's different.
00:58:43 Yeah, it's much worse.
00:58:45 Who the fuck are you, John?
00:58:47 You know, you're not making
00:58:50 You're just some big, hypocritical,
00:58:55 - I was on the news!
00:58:56 You don't think the Donkey Revolution
00:58:59 Six people have read your blog, John!
00:59:02 What about the fact
00:59:04 Yeah, for like a week.
00:59:05 Oh, I bet you didn't even vote for Kerry.
00:59:06 I didn't vote at all!
00:59:12 You know, I was gonna ask
00:59:16 After you ignored me all night?
00:59:25 What are you doing?
00:59:26 You think I'm all talk?
00:59:29 I'm gonna do something right now.
00:59:31 You're drunk.
00:59:32 I was gonna do this last night, but...
00:59:34 Ow!
00:59:36 You would've been a lot better off
00:59:42 Ow!
00:59:43 Pussy!
00:59:45 Must've been a nasty slip.
00:59:48 Yeah, it was.
00:59:51 Yeah, stairs can be tricky sometimes.
00:59:56 Be right back.
01:00:22 I don't bite, John.
01:00:26 You don't have to wear those jeans to bed.
01:00:39 You certainly don't have to sleep
01:00:42 when I've got this great, big,
01:00:46 Come on.
01:00:52 Come on.
01:00:59 Hot scrambled eggs
01:01:06 John, more O. J?
01:01:09 No, no, I'm good. Thank you.
01:01:16 It's like everything is
01:01:18 A little? It's way different.
01:01:20 Reminds me of what America
01:01:23 Fewer chain stores. A little...
01:01:29 It's like the '80s without Reagan.
01:01:30 Bullshitter. You don't even
01:01:32 You probably don't know who Reagan is.
01:01:34 Now, children, it's not about
01:01:37 with what you have in the States.
01:01:39 We have plenty of our own stuff
01:01:40 Like what?
01:01:42 All right.
01:01:45 All right, sweep that! Go! Looking good!
01:01:48 Good shot.
01:01:53 What is that?
01:01:55 This is my curling sweater.
01:01:58 I'm from San Diego. I went to the beach.
01:02:01 I was kidding. Come on, it'll be fun.
01:02:08 Oh, my jaw is fine, by the way.
01:02:14 Okay, push the rock.
01:02:18 Great, now what?
01:02:19 Okay, let go of the rock.
01:02:20 Go!
01:02:21 - Sweep!
01:02:24 Sweep! Take my broom!
01:02:26 What am I supposed
01:02:27 Okay, I'm like the stone. Sweep!
01:02:33 You know, I've been meaning to tell you.
01:02:39 You mean eating these nasty fries?
01:02:43 I'm from a poor-ass neighborhood
01:02:47 Half my friends are over there,
01:02:54 What gave it away?
01:02:56 Why else does a cat like you
01:03:00 Are you in the service?
01:03:02 Me? Hell no.
01:03:05 - Thanks.
01:03:15 Let me get that for you.
01:03:16 Oh, no, I can do it.
01:03:17 I thought after lunch we could go down
01:03:24 I don't know.
01:03:25 Well, don't worry. It just means that
01:03:27 we have up to three months
01:03:30 Oh, okay, great... Good, so no rush.
01:03:34 'Cause, you know,
01:03:36 No, I don't wanna force you
01:03:39 It's just that you wanna be able to do
01:03:43 and, like, really make a difference.
01:03:46 Yeah.
01:03:47 So you need to start the process
01:03:51 Well, I can apply for asylum.
01:03:57 I wanna tell you something, John.
01:03:59 Okay.
01:04:01 You're the one I've had my eye on
01:04:05 Really?
01:04:06 Yeah.
01:04:08 I read your blog. You're an amazing writer.
01:04:15 You've got brilliant ideas.
01:04:20 I think you're a genius.
01:04:22 No, I'm not. Well...
01:04:25 You need to keep writing.
01:04:31 True.
01:04:33 Wasn't last night incredible?
01:04:41 Mmm-hmm.
01:04:42 We're not in love with each other, John.
01:04:44 Oh, I...
01:04:45 I know, we're political activists.
01:04:48 I wanna do this for you.
01:05:19 Can I talk to you for a second?
01:05:21 About what?
01:05:22 I think you know.
01:05:23 Isn't this what you came for?
01:05:25 I don't know if I'm ready to do this.
01:05:27 Hey, if the fact that she's a freaking
01:05:30 neither should the fact
01:05:31 No, it's not Gloria. I like Gloria.
01:05:33 Good for you.
01:05:35 Listen, I know you punched me
01:05:37 And I'll do it again.
01:05:39 I just wanna talk to you
01:05:42 I'm not your girlfriend.
01:05:46 You tried to kiss me last night,
01:05:49 No, but I'm making a statement.
01:05:50 Yes, you are.
01:05:58 Gloria, how are you?
01:05:59 Been showing my friends here
01:06:02 Oh, jeez, with the traffic
01:06:04 Oh, it wasn't bad.
01:06:05 So, what can we do you for today?
01:06:09 We're getting married.
01:06:11 People are just less selfish
01:06:14 Not always trying to get ahead.
01:06:16 people don't realize
01:06:19 And you'll have health care
01:06:21 which is pretty darn important.
01:06:24 Is it true that 45 million Americans
01:06:28 How do Canadians know
01:06:30 It's like a one-way mirror
01:06:32 We look across and see you,
01:06:35 and your politicians, and your Paris Hiltons.
01:06:37 Then you look across the border,
01:06:41 Like I said, selfish.
01:06:42 You know what I said to a friend of mine
01:06:44 when he told me
01:06:46 I said, "Finally, you can tell me
01:06:50 "manage to run the world. "
01:06:52 Badly.
01:06:54 Well, it's not that everyone's stupid.
01:06:57 Right, fat and stupid.
01:06:59 I thought Canadians
01:07:00 We try to be, but you guys
01:07:03 It's not us. It's our leaders.
01:07:05 Who elects the leaders? The people.
01:07:07 Technically, in the States
01:07:09 See, that. How do you know that fact?
01:07:11 Because we have to take a whole year
01:07:14 Could you imagine if you had to take
01:07:18 No. No, I couldn't.
01:07:20 Now, let me get your witnesses in here,
01:07:28 He doesn't like us very much.
01:07:29 Oh, he likes you.
01:07:31 No, I mean Americans. The US.
01:07:33 Oh, don't worry,
01:07:40 Now, sign here.
01:07:43 And you're one step closer
01:07:54 There.
01:08:26 All I can see
01:08:29 And white and pink
01:08:31 That lay between the words
01:08:35 I was meaning to send to you
01:08:37 Oh, fucking Canada!
01:08:39 Mazel tov!
01:08:41 You may kiss the bride.
01:08:47 And I have an announcement to make.
01:08:58 I did my own piece of salvation today.
01:09:01 John and I went down to City Hall
01:09:09 Cake and drinks for everyone. Let's party!
01:09:15 I'm the man who loves you
01:09:41 We're leaving.
01:09:42 Shouldn't you ask your wife first?
01:09:44 I'm serious. Look, go upstairs, get the bags.
01:09:46 I'll meet you outside with the car, okay?
01:09:49 You're just gonna sneak out like that?
01:09:51 You can't go.
01:09:52 What do you think the mother hen
01:09:55 We'll be gone before it matters.
01:09:57 This is how John takes a stand.
01:10:02 Fine.
01:10:07 That's how John makes a stand.
01:10:10 I can't let you go, Chlo.
01:10:11 We just met.
01:10:12 You can handle a piece, right?
01:10:14 What?
01:10:15 We cross at Niagara Falls,
01:10:18 When we get to D.C.,
01:10:21 We track them for a while.
01:10:25 I take out Bush and you hit Cheney.
01:10:29 I been planning this for a while.
01:10:32 You know, Bonnie-and-Clyde style.
01:10:38 I can't let her go with you, man.
01:10:41 Don't you think that's her choice?
01:10:43 She's made her choice.
01:10:47 Don't fucking threaten me!
01:10:49 What's going on over there?
01:10:51 No idea.
01:10:52 Look, Gloria...
01:10:57 Thank you for your help
01:11:01 You're leaving?
01:11:02 Yeah, I know we said some things,
01:11:05 and, well, we did some things that
01:11:09 but Chloe and I have to be going.
01:11:12 - Yeah, thanks for everything.
01:11:16 I'm just not ready, you know.
01:11:20 - This is just so American of you.
01:11:23 Everyone has to do what you want,
01:11:29 Okay, now, I'm getting a little pissed off
01:11:31 at everyone shitting on Americans
01:11:33 Just go invade Iran,
01:11:35 I'm sure we will, eventually.
01:11:38 - I mean, it's the way things are going...
01:11:42 Thank you, Gloria, for the giant pizza.
01:11:48 Hey! Hey!
01:11:59 Just give me the gun, Chlo.
01:12:01 Come on, I was joking
01:12:04 Don't do this, Chlo!
01:12:14 - What about the gun?
01:12:23 Oh. Okay, what was that move
01:12:28 That was amazing.
01:12:32 Whoo!
01:12:35 We're going to Vancouver, okay.
01:12:37 - You got it.
01:12:40 People our age.
01:12:42 And, I don't know,
01:12:55 How are we doing for gas?
01:12:58 Good.
01:13:05 - We should stop. - Just gotta
01:13:09 Not this again.
01:13:10 I read somewhere
01:13:13 Look, I'm not running out of gas because
01:13:17 There are a thousand of them.
01:13:20 we still have a quarter of a tank.
01:13:23 And it's not a theory, it's a fact.
01:13:32 I'm sorry.
01:13:43 Sit anywhere you like.
01:13:45 Actually, we had some car trouble.
01:13:48 What's wrong with it?
01:13:51 This is the man you wanna talk to.
01:13:52 We ran out of gas.
01:13:54 Gas station's closed this time of night.
01:13:56 - Great.
01:13:59 That would be great.
01:14:01 Here, let me finish my food.
01:14:02 Why don't you sit down
01:14:08 So what brings you to this
01:14:11 We came up from San Francisco.
01:14:12 No shit! That's where I'm from.
01:14:14 You're American?
01:14:16 Yeah, but I been living here
01:14:24 I'm afraid that won't take you very far.
01:14:29 Why don't you crash at my place tonight
01:14:33 You sure?
01:14:34 Yeah, no problem. Company's a rare
01:14:38 Follow my truck.
01:14:46 How'd you find this place?
01:14:49 I built it.
01:14:51 Old school, just like the trappers
01:14:55 It's kind of like a...
01:14:57 Lincoln Log house.
01:15:00 Yeah, it's got everything you need.
01:15:04 Heat, water, comfort. Excuse me.
01:15:14 Here you go.
01:15:15 - What is this?
01:15:18 Yeah, I make beer. That's a lager.
01:15:22 and a Strawberry Statement Stout.
01:15:27 Strawberry Statement, wasn't that,
01:15:31 You know about that? That's me.
01:15:35 You wrote The Strawberry Statement?
01:15:37 No, no, I was just involved in all that.
01:15:41 I'm sorry for sounding ignorant,
01:15:45 Oh, when I was in college, a bunch of us
01:15:48 to protest the war in Vietnam.
01:15:51 and when they refused to accept me
01:15:55 and I've been here ever since.
01:15:59 So you were a draft dodger?
01:16:01 Yeah, I don't particularly like
01:16:04 I think it's great. We're actually
01:16:07 You don't say?
01:16:09 Make a change
01:16:11 What a bunch of assholes, huh?
01:16:13 So, in a way,
01:16:17 You know, I always say that people my age
01:16:20 that people from your generation had.
01:16:23 They say they believe in something,
01:16:27 Do you like it here?
01:16:29 Well, it's my life.
01:16:32 Would I do anything different? Probably.
01:16:38 But what you did stood for something.
01:16:43 Yeah, and you think anybody gave a shit?
01:16:48 But in reality, I was just saving my ass.
01:16:53 You know, nowadays, hell,
01:16:57 These soldiers that come up here,
01:17:03 So, what do you think?
01:17:05 It's good.
01:17:07 Can I try the Strawberry Statement?
01:17:09 It's not available right now.
01:17:18 Well, I gotta get some sleep.
01:17:21 Have as much of the brew as you want.
01:17:26 And there's buffalo skins in that chest
01:17:30 - Thanks.
01:17:38 Wow.
01:17:45 It's good.
01:17:46 It is.
01:17:49 Oh, come on, drink it.
01:17:51 I am, I just wanna let it breathe.
01:17:54 Yeah, right.
01:17:59 It's true. We really didn't do anything.
01:18:04 I was too drunk.
01:18:06 You mean you couldn't get it up.
01:18:09 I was too drunk.
01:18:10 That's perfect.
01:18:13 I thought something was going on
01:18:16 He was a terrorist.
01:18:19 But at least he was talking to me.
01:18:23 I'm sorry I was an asshole.
01:18:24 Yeah, you're pretty insensitive
01:18:31 You want another beer?
01:18:34 - Sure.
01:18:58 So where to now?
01:19:01 I thought we'd live here.
01:19:17 I'm gonna go back.
01:19:22 If I don't face it all now,
01:19:24 I'm gonna end up living in a log cabin
01:19:28 That won't happen unless you let it.
01:19:30 Or I'll end up marrying
01:19:31 some crazy Canadian hockey player
01:19:35 No, there's people we can talk to.
01:19:38 What would your brother think? Honestly.
01:19:43 Because I know what the rest of the troops
01:19:50 My brother's dead.
01:19:54 You serious?
01:19:56 It happened about three months
01:20:00 His Chinook went down near Basra.
01:20:05 It was totally pointless.
01:20:09 And your parents? They don't know?
01:20:15 Denial.
01:20:16 I'm so sorry.
01:20:19 We couldn't go five minutes
01:20:23 so I didn't talk to him
01:20:28 He was just doing his job.
01:20:34 I'm sorry I was such a jerk.
01:20:42 Listen,
01:20:47 just drop me a mile from the border
01:20:55 You know, the election, my stupid blog,
01:21:00 you're the only good thing
01:21:02 So, I can take you.
01:21:06 If you're with me,
01:21:09 Getting detained or something.
01:21:15 Just drop me off,
01:21:23 If I kiss you now, are you gonna punch me?
01:21:30 No.
01:21:32 Are you sure? 'Cause...
01:21:34 Yeah.
01:21:35 'Cause it hurt.
01:22:25 Hey, you gotta get up.
01:22:32 Hi.
01:22:36 We have to go.
01:22:39 Wait, did you kill a bear last night?
01:22:44 Give me your hand
01:22:48 The dog in the garden row is covered in mud
01:22:57 And dragging
01:23:08 I can walk from here.
01:23:11 I'm gonna take you.
01:23:12 Seriously, you don't have to.
01:23:17 John, stop the car.
01:23:36 You gonna be okay?
01:23:39 Sure.
01:23:42 When do think your trial's gonna be?
01:23:45 Can't say.
01:23:48 And what then?
01:23:50 If I'm lucky,
01:23:56 What about you and me?
01:23:59 Seriously?
01:24:01 Yeah.
01:24:05 "Politics makes strange bedfellows. "
01:24:09 I read that on thedonkeyrevolution. Com.
01:24:12 You read that?
01:24:15 You're pretty good.
01:26:28 Hi, there. What's your citizenship?
01:26:29 US.
01:26:32 How long have you been
01:26:34 Just a few days.
01:26:37 Have you been to any farms
01:26:41 Does a log cabin count?
01:26:42 No.
01:28:03 - Hi.
01:28:13 I got something to show you.
01:28:20 I can't believe you're really doing this.
01:28:21 Well, if I don't, who will?
01:28:26 Missed you.
01:28:29 - Let's go.
01:28:40 It's all here
01:28:43 Today is the only day
01:28:46 The old times make way for the new
01:29:04 Some fruit punch spills on a tablecloth
01:29:10 But there ain't no mess to clean up
01:29:16 Garbage in a can sticks together
01:29:22 The tiniest of things are forever
01:29:28 Drop a couple coins and a feather
01:29:33 And watch them float away at the same time
01:29:40 Song is made with sugar and lemonade
01:29:45 Sing on the porch, swing along
01:29:51 Me and you having a barbecue
01:29:57 Sticking our thumbs in the air
01:30:03 Meeting of some notes on a pocket
01:30:09 Sitting in the sun with some chocolate
01:30:15 Drop a couple pens and some pencils
01:30:20 And watch it all fall right into place