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1	00:01:19,979	00:01:21,147	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
2	00:02:26,012	00:02:27,413	Okay, here's what I owe ya.	Okay, here's what I owe ya.
3	00:02:27,447	00:02:29,182	Okay. Thank you.	Okay. Thank you.
4	00:02:40,826	00:02:42,928	You take care of yourself.	You take care of yourself.
5	00:02:54,440	00:02:56,342	(URINATING)	(URINATING)
6	00:03:08,721	00:03:09,989	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
7	00:03:31,311	00:03:34,280	(VAN DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)	(VAN DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)
8	00:03:35,848	00:03:38,884	FERN: ♪♪ What Child is this	FERN: ♪♪ What Child is this
9	00:03:38,918	00:03:41,721	♪♪ Who laid to rest	♪♪ Who laid to rest
10	00:03:41,754	00:03:47,027	♪♪ On Mary's lap is sleeping?	♪♪ On Mary's lap is sleeping?
11	00:03:47,060	00:03:52,698	♪♪ Whom Angels greet with anthems sweet...	♪♪ Whom Angels greet with anthems sweet...
12	00:03:52,732	00:03:57,837	♪♪ While shepherds watch are keeping?♪♪	♪♪ While shepherds watch are keeping?♪♪
13	00:04:07,613	00:04:09,315	(KNOCKING)	(KNOCKING)
14	00:04:10,183	00:04:12,618	PATTY: I don't see your reservation.	PATTY: I don't see your reservation.
15	00:04:12,652	00:04:14,987	I'm on the Amazon CamperForce list.	I'm on the Amazon CamperForce list.
16	00:04:15,021	00:04:16,122	Oh.	Oh.
17	00:04:18,391	00:04:19,859	Try M‐C‐D.	Try M‐C‐D.
18	00:04:19,892	00:04:21,427	There it is. Yeah.	There it is. Yeah.
19	00:04:29,202	00:04:30,336	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
20	00:04:33,506	00:04:34,774	Hmm...	Hmm...
21	00:04:39,745	00:04:41,947	(HUMMING)	(HUMMING)
22	00:05:13,879	00:05:15,948	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
23	00:05:17,550	00:05:18,584	(CARD READER BEEPS)	(CARD READER BEEPS)
24	00:05:18,618	00:05:21,121	(CAROUSELS WHIRRING)	(CAROUSELS WHIRRING)
25	00:05:24,557	00:05:25,758	Good morning, everybody.	Good morning, everybody.
26	00:05:25,791	00:05:27,593	How's everybody doing today? (PEOPLE CHEER)	How's everybody doing today? (PEOPLE CHEER)
27	00:05:27,627	00:05:31,097	All right, let me get a safety tip.	All right, let me get a safety tip.
28	00:05:31,131	00:05:33,666	Three‐point contact. ANGELA: Why is it important	Three‐point contact. ANGELA: Why is it important
29	00:05:33,699	00:05:35,268	to maintain three points of contact?	to maintain three points of contact?
30	00:05:35,301	00:05:36,969	So you don't fall down the stairs.	So you don't fall down the stairs.
31	00:05:37,003	00:05:39,072	ANGELA: So you don't fall down the stairs.	ANGELA: So you don't fall down the stairs.
32	00:05:39,105	00:05:41,874	Can I get a standard work tip from you?	Can I get a standard work tip from you?
33	00:05:41,907	00:05:45,111	He's an oddball, right? Ed? He's an oddball.	He's an oddball, right? Ed? He's an oddball.
34	00:05:45,145	00:05:46,812	(MACHINE BEEPS, WHIRRS)	(MACHINE BEEPS, WHIRRS)
35	00:05:46,846	00:05:49,115	That's not even long enough.	That's not even long enough.
36	00:05:49,149	00:05:50,383	Now, okay...	Now, okay...
37	00:05:51,351	00:05:53,486	Some plastic...	Some plastic...
38	00:05:58,624	00:06:00,193	WOMAN: This is Carl. CARL: Hi.	WOMAN: This is Carl. CARL: Hi.
39	00:06:00,226	00:06:02,628	WOMAN: This is Angela. Hey.	WOMAN: This is Angela. Hey.
40	00:06:02,662	00:06:04,164	WOMAN: Doug. Hi, Fern.	WOMAN: Doug. Hi, Fern.
41	00:06:04,197	00:06:06,566	Ryan. Teresa. Hey, Fern.	Ryan. Teresa. Hey, Fern.
42	00:06:06,599	00:06:08,001	Karie. Good to meet you.	Karie. Good to meet you.
43	00:06:08,034	00:06:09,569	And your good ol' friend...	And your good ol' friend...
44	00:06:09,602	00:06:11,204	FERN: ...Linda May. And I'm Fern.	FERN: ...Linda May. And I'm Fern.
45	00:06:11,237	00:06:12,505	This is my friend Fern. CARL: Hey.	This is my friend Fern. CARL: Hey.
46	00:06:12,538	00:06:14,307	FERN: Hi, everybody. DOUG: Hey, how're you, Fern?	FERN: Hi, everybody. DOUG: Hey, how're you, Fern?
47	00:06:14,340	00:06:16,642	ANGELA: Another Smith lyric I have is,	ANGELA: Another Smith lyric I have is,
48	00:06:16,676	00:06:19,245	"When you're laughing and dancing, and finally living,	"When you're laughing and dancing, and finally living,
49	00:06:19,279	00:06:21,081	"you hear my voice in your head and think of me kindly."	"you hear my voice in your head and think of me kindly."
50	00:06:21,114	00:06:24,084	And then also the one that means the most to me is,	And then also the one that means the most to me is,
51	00:06:24,117	00:06:25,418	"Home, is it just a word?	"Home, is it just a word?
52	00:06:25,451	00:06:27,187	"Or is it something that you carry within you?"	"Or is it something that you carry within you?"
53	00:06:27,220	00:06:28,554	CARL: All right. ANGELA: So...	CARL: All right. ANGELA: So...
54	00:06:28,588	00:06:30,256	LINDA MAY: Yeah, we like that. CARL: I like that one.	LINDA MAY: Yeah, we like that. CARL: I like that one.
55	00:06:30,290	00:06:31,491	ANGELA: Yeah. TERESA: Me, too.	ANGELA: Yeah. TERESA: Me, too.
56	00:06:31,524	00:06:32,958	ANGELA: Like, his lyrics are very deep.	ANGELA: Like, his lyrics are very deep.
57	00:06:32,992	00:06:35,828	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
58	00:06:35,861	00:06:37,863	And then you also have... CARL: Yeah.	And then you also have... CARL: Yeah.
59	00:06:37,897	00:06:39,965	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
60	00:06:52,145	00:06:53,213	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
61	00:06:54,780	00:06:55,815	Ah!	Ah!
62	00:06:55,848	00:06:57,183	Yes? No.	Yes? No.
63	00:06:57,217	00:06:58,918	FERN: So, the guy that had the van before,	FERN: So, the guy that had the van before,
64	00:06:58,951	00:07:00,120	he just had a mattress in the back,	he just had a mattress in the back,
65	00:07:00,153	00:07:01,554	but I didn't wanna keep it that way.	but I didn't wanna keep it that way.
66	00:07:01,587	00:07:02,422	I wanted to build the bed up	I wanted to build the bed up
67	00:07:02,455	00:07:04,157	so I could have storage underneath.	so I could have storage underneath.
68	00:07:04,190	00:07:06,726	And I got these storage drawers,	And I got these storage drawers,
69	00:07:06,759	00:07:07,927	one set in the front	one set in the front
70	00:07:07,960	00:07:10,030	so I could get in them from the inside,	so I could get in them from the inside,
71	00:07:10,063	00:07:12,298	and then another on the outside.	and then another on the outside.
72	00:07:12,332	00:07:14,500	Very smart. I thought so.	Very smart. I thought so.
73	00:07:14,534	00:07:15,601	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
74	00:07:16,369	00:07:17,537	You see that?	You see that?
75	00:07:18,338	00:07:19,172	What is this?	What is this?
76	00:07:19,205	00:07:20,640	This is my husband's old fishing box.	This is my husband's old fishing box.
77	00:07:20,673	00:07:23,276	I put this little latch on it, and then when I open it,	I put this little latch on it, and then when I open it,
78	00:07:23,309	00:07:25,878	the stopper holds it and creates	the stopper holds it and creates
79	00:07:25,911	00:07:27,347	more counterspace. Ah...	more counterspace. Ah...
80	00:07:27,380	00:07:30,050	And then I keep my really nice stuff inside.	And then I keep my really nice stuff inside.
81	00:07:30,083	00:07:32,085	My dishes that my dad gave me.	My dishes that my dad gave me.
82	00:07:32,118	00:07:35,055	He collected these, Linda May, from yard sales,	He collected these, Linda May, from yard sales,
83	00:07:35,088	00:07:36,689	and when I graduated from high school,	and when I graduated from high school,
84	00:07:36,722	00:07:38,624	he gave me the whole set. Oh!	he gave me the whole set. Oh!
85	00:07:38,658	00:07:40,926	They are beautiful. (LAUGHING) Isn't that great?	They are beautiful. (LAUGHING) Isn't that great?
86	00:07:40,960	00:07:43,229	Yeah, it's called Autumn Leaf.	Yeah, it's called Autumn Leaf.
87	00:07:43,263	00:07:45,665	I don't have that many pieces with me, but you know.	I don't have that many pieces with me, but you know.
88	00:07:45,698	00:07:48,134	What did you name your van?	What did you name your van?
89	00:07:48,701	00:07:50,570	Vanguard.	Vanguard.
90	00:07:50,603	00:07:52,505	Oh, that is very strong.	Oh, that is very strong.
91	00:07:52,538	00:07:54,674	She is. Mmm.	She is. Mmm.
92	00:07:54,707	00:07:56,576	(MACHINERY WHIRRING)	(MACHINERY WHIRRING)
93	00:07:57,977	00:07:59,645	(SCANNER BEEPING)	(SCANNER BEEPING)
94	00:08:08,654	00:08:10,823	Hey. Hey.	Hey. Hey.
95	00:08:10,856	00:08:13,026	Hey, what are you doing?	Hey, what are you doing?
96	00:08:13,559	00:08:14,727	(LAUGHING)	(LAUGHING)
97	00:08:18,464	00:08:19,865	WOMAN: (ON RADIO) ...the bears held	WOMAN: (ON RADIO) ...the bears held
98	00:08:19,899	00:08:21,434	at the Polar Bear Holding Facility	at the Polar Bear Holding Facility
99	00:08:21,467	00:08:24,570	are troublemakers who are kept imprisoned	are troublemakers who are kept imprisoned
100	00:08:24,604	00:08:26,139	until they settle down,	until they settle down,
101	00:08:26,172	00:08:29,075	which can take anywhere from two to thirty days.	which can take anywhere from two to thirty days.
102	00:08:29,109	00:08:31,344	(CHRISTMAS MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(CHRISTMAS MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
103	00:08:42,755	00:08:44,624	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
104	00:08:47,127	00:08:49,295	Hey, girls. It's Mrs. M.	Hey, girls. It's Mrs. M.
105	00:08:49,695	00:08:50,763	Fern.	Fern.
106	00:08:51,697	00:08:52,898	Hey, Brandy.	Hey, Brandy.
107	00:08:52,932	00:08:54,134	Oh, hi, Fern. Hi, kids.	Oh, hi, Fern. Hi, kids.
108	00:08:54,167	00:08:55,901	BOTH: Hi. Say hi to Mrs. M.	BOTH: Hi. Say hi to Mrs. M.
109	00:08:55,935	00:08:56,969	How are you?	How are you?
110	00:08:57,003	00:08:58,504	I'm good. Good.	I'm good. Good.
111	00:08:58,538	00:09:00,540	It's nice to see you. It's been a while.	It's nice to see you. It's been a while.
112	00:09:00,573	00:09:02,108	How've you been? Good.	How've you been? Good.
113	00:09:02,142	00:09:03,476	Good. You look good. Thanks.	Good. You look good. Thanks.
114	00:09:03,509	00:09:05,245	You cut your hair. Yeah, I cut it.	You cut your hair. Yeah, I cut it.
115	00:09:05,278	00:09:06,946	I like it. I like it a lot. Thank you.	I like it. I like it a lot. Thank you.
116	00:09:06,979	00:09:08,014	Are you working at Amazon again?	Are you working at Amazon again?
117	00:09:08,048	00:09:09,715	Yeah, I am. You like it?	Yeah, I am. You like it?
118	00:09:09,749	00:09:10,916	Uh, yeah. Great money.	Uh, yeah. Great money.
119	00:09:10,950	00:09:13,119	Are you still doing the van thing?	Are you still doing the van thing?
120	00:09:13,153	00:09:16,222	Yeah. I'm parked over at the Desert Rose R. V. Park.	Yeah. I'm parked over at the Desert Rose R. V. Park.
121	00:09:16,256	00:09:18,524	Oh, we just drove by there today.	Oh, we just drove by there today.
122	00:09:18,558	00:09:19,392	Didn't we, girls?	Didn't we, girls?
123	00:09:19,425	00:09:20,926	How's your mom? She's wonderful.	How's your mom? She's wonderful.
124	00:09:20,960	00:09:22,528	She misses you a lot.	She misses you a lot.
125	00:09:22,562	00:09:23,963	Please tell her I miss her, too.	Please tell her I miss her, too.
126	00:09:23,996	00:09:26,732	I will. I will. But really, Fern,	I will. I will. But really, Fern,
127	00:09:26,766	00:09:28,334	if you need a place to stay,	if you need a place to stay,
128	00:09:28,368	00:09:30,236	you can come over and stay with us.	you can come over and stay with us.
129	00:09:30,270	00:09:31,504	We're worried about you.	We're worried about you.
130	00:09:31,537	00:09:33,306	Thanks. Don't worry about me.	Thanks. Don't worry about me.
131	00:09:33,339	00:09:35,108	I'll let you know. I promise.	I'll let you know. I promise.
132	00:09:35,141	00:09:36,442	Okay. Okay.	Okay. Okay.
133	00:09:36,476	00:09:38,411	See you, Aubrey. AUBREY: Bye.	See you, Aubrey. AUBREY: Bye.
134	00:09:42,115	00:09:43,349	Hey. (CHUCKLES)	Hey. (CHUCKLES)
135	00:09:44,017	00:09:45,518	MAKENZIE: Hey. Hi.	MAKENZIE: Hey. Hi.
136	00:09:45,551	00:09:47,887	You still the smartest kid in school?	You still the smartest kid in school?
137	00:09:47,920	00:09:50,023	Yeah, kinda. Mmm‐hmm.	Yeah, kinda. Mmm‐hmm.
138	00:09:50,056	00:09:53,026	You remember anything that we worked on when I tutored ya?	You remember anything that we worked on when I tutored ya?
139	00:09:53,059	00:09:54,494	Uh...	Uh...
140	00:09:54,960	00:09:56,196	Yes.	Yes.
141	00:09:56,229	00:09:58,764	Um... "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.	Um... "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.
142	00:09:58,798	00:10:01,267	"And all of our yesterdays have lighted fools.	"And all of our yesterdays have lighted fools.
143	00:10:01,301	00:10:04,237	"The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle."	"The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle."
144	00:10:04,837	00:10:06,906	That's really good.	That's really good.
145	00:10:06,939	00:10:09,275	Thank you. Thank you.	Thank you. Thank you.
146	00:10:09,309	00:10:10,310	Um...	Um...
147	00:10:10,343	00:10:13,279	My mom says that you're homeless. Is that true?	My mom says that you're homeless. Is that true?
148	00:10:13,313	00:10:15,615	No, I'm not homeless.	No, I'm not homeless.
149	00:10:15,648	00:10:18,084	I'm just houseless.	I'm just houseless.
150	00:10:18,118	00:10:19,552	Not the same thing, right?	Not the same thing, right?
151	00:10:19,585	00:10:20,486	No.	No.
152	00:10:20,520	00:10:21,887	Don't worry about me. I'm okay.	Don't worry about me. I'm okay.
153	00:10:21,921	00:10:23,123	Okay.	Okay.
154	00:10:23,823	00:10:25,691	(STATIC CRACKLING ON RADIO)	(STATIC CRACKLING ON RADIO)
155	00:10:27,527	00:10:29,262	FEMALE RADIO ANNOUNCER: Hey, Santa,	FEMALE RADIO ANNOUNCER: Hey, Santa,
156	00:10:29,295	00:10:31,331	Bellweather Auto has a ho, ho, whole lotta great deals	Bellweather Auto has a ho, ho, whole lotta great deals
157	00:10:31,364	00:10:33,166	on new and used cars and trucks.	on new and used cars and trucks.
158	00:10:33,199	00:10:35,068	So come on in and find...	So come on in and find...
159	00:10:35,101	00:10:37,003	(CHRISTMAS MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)	(CHRISTMAS MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)
160	00:10:37,037	00:10:38,904	(FERN HUMMING ALONG)	(FERN HUMMING ALONG)
161	00:10:47,680	00:10:50,316	LINDA MAY: Before I moved into the Squeeze Inn,	LINDA MAY: Before I moved into the Squeeze Inn,
162	00:10:50,350	00:10:54,254	I was out looking for work and putting in applications...	I was out looking for work and putting in applications...
163	00:10:54,287	00:10:57,390	2008, and it was just tough.	2008, and it was just tough.
164	00:10:57,423	00:11:02,828	And I got to a really, really low point.	And I got to a really, really low point.
165	00:11:02,862	00:11:04,430	(SIGHS DEEPLY)	(SIGHS DEEPLY)
166	00:11:04,464	00:11:07,633	And I thought about suicide, and I decided	And I thought about suicide, and I decided
167	00:11:07,667	00:11:10,836	I was gonna go buy a bottle of booze,	I was gonna go buy a bottle of booze,
168	00:11:10,870	00:11:13,639	turn on the propane stove...	turn on the propane stove...
169	00:11:15,275	00:11:18,811	and I was gonna drink that booze until I passed out.	and I was gonna drink that booze until I passed out.
170	00:11:18,844	00:11:20,646	And if I woke up...	And if I woke up...
171	00:11:21,581	00:11:23,216	I was gonna light a cigarette,	I was gonna light a cigarette,
172	00:11:23,249	00:11:25,318	and I was gonna blow us all up.	and I was gonna blow us all up.
173	00:11:26,519	00:11:29,422	And I looked at my two sweet little trusting dogs,	And I looked at my two sweet little trusting dogs,
174	00:11:29,455	00:11:33,393	my Cocker Spaniel and my little Toy Poodle,	my Cocker Spaniel and my little Toy Poodle,
175	00:11:33,426	00:11:37,663	and I just couldn't do that to them.	and I just couldn't do that to them.
176	00:11:37,697	00:11:40,366	And I thought, well,	And I thought, well,
177	00:11:40,400	00:11:42,435	I can't do that to me, either.	I can't do that to me, either.
178	00:11:42,468	00:11:46,339	So, I was getting close to 62	So, I was getting close to 62
179	00:11:46,372	00:11:51,077	and I went online to look at my social security benefit.	and I went online to look at my social security benefit.
180	00:11:51,111	00:11:53,779	It said $550.	It said $550.
181	00:11:56,116	00:11:58,651	Fern, I had worked my whole life.	Fern, I had worked my whole life.
182	00:11:58,684	00:12:01,054	I'd worked since I was 12 years old,	I'd worked since I was 12 years old,
183	00:12:01,087	00:12:03,756	raised two daughters. I couldn't believe it.	raised two daughters. I couldn't believe it.
184	00:12:04,290	00:12:05,458	So I'm online,	So I'm online,
185	00:12:05,491	00:12:08,861	and I find Bob Wells Cheap RV Living.	and I find Bob Wells Cheap RV Living.
186	00:12:08,894	00:12:11,097	I could live in an RV,	I could live in an RV,
187	00:12:11,131	00:12:12,632	travel	travel
188	00:12:13,766	00:12:16,369	and not have to work for the rest of my life.	and not have to work for the rest of my life.
189	00:12:16,402	00:12:22,142	The RTR is a bootcamp for beginner nomads.	The RTR is a bootcamp for beginner nomads.
190	00:12:22,175	00:12:25,111	Bob Wells looks just like Santa Claus.	Bob Wells looks just like Santa Claus.
191	00:12:25,145	00:12:26,179	Doesn't he?	Doesn't he?
192	00:12:26,212	00:12:28,048	Everybody says that. (LAUGHING)	Everybody says that. (LAUGHING)
193	00:12:28,081	00:12:29,882	What's RTR stand for?	What's RTR stand for?
194	00:12:29,915	00:12:31,684	Rubber Tramp Rendezvous.	Rubber Tramp Rendezvous.
195	00:12:32,418	00:12:34,487	It is in Quartzsite, Arizona,	It is in Quartzsite, Arizona,
196	00:12:34,520	00:12:37,390	out in the middle of the desert, on BLM land.	out in the middle of the desert, on BLM land.
197	00:12:37,423	00:12:38,458	You should come.	You should come.
198	00:12:38,491	00:12:39,592	I'm gonna make you a map.	I'm gonna make you a map.
199	00:12:39,625	00:12:41,661	No, I don't think I'm gonna go.	No, I don't think I'm gonna go.
200	00:12:41,694	00:12:43,163	Oh, I hope you come.	Oh, I hope you come.
201	00:12:43,196	00:12:44,564	I'm gonna make you a map anyway.	I'm gonna make you a map anyway.
202	00:12:44,597	00:12:47,300	BOB: So, that's what the RTR is.	BOB: So, that's what the RTR is.
203	00:12:47,333	00:12:50,136	It is a support system for people	It is a support system for people
204	00:12:50,170	00:12:53,339	who need help now.	who need help now.
205	00:12:58,178	00:13:00,046	(WOMAN GREETING) (MOUTHING)	(WOMAN GREETING) (MOUTHING)
206	00:13:09,522	00:13:11,991	DOUG: See you next year, Fern. Happy holidays.	DOUG: See you next year, Fern. Happy holidays.
207	00:13:12,025	00:13:13,559	Yeah, you, too, Doug.	Yeah, you, too, Doug.
208	00:13:21,601	00:13:22,702	(SNEEZES)	(SNEEZES)
209	00:13:25,805	00:13:28,541	(FIREWORKS BURSTING IN DISTANCE)	(FIREWORKS BURSTING IN DISTANCE)
210	00:13:39,185	00:13:41,054	(DOG WHINING)	(DOG WHINING)
211	00:13:44,690	00:13:45,858	(DOG BARKS)	(DOG BARKS)
212	00:13:48,394	00:13:50,963	PATTY: Carl had a stroke.	PATTY: Carl had a stroke.
213	00:13:50,996	00:13:52,365	Is he dead? No.	Is he dead? No.
214	00:13:52,398	00:13:56,236	No, no. His daughter came and took him back East.	No, no. His daughter came and took him back East.
215	00:13:56,269	00:13:57,570	Oh. Yeah.	Oh. Yeah.
216	00:13:57,603	00:13:58,938	But they didn't take the dog?	But they didn't take the dog?
217	00:13:58,971	00:14:00,440	They couldn't take him.	They couldn't take him.
218	00:14:00,473	00:14:02,308	Would you like to have him?	Would you like to have him?
219	00:14:02,342	00:14:03,643	Uh... He's really a good dog.	Uh... He's really a good dog.
220	00:14:03,676	00:14:05,478	No. No. He's real friendly.	No. No. He's real friendly.
221	00:14:05,511	00:14:09,815	Okay, so you are leaving on Thursday, right?	Okay, so you are leaving on Thursday, right?
222	00:14:09,849	00:14:11,317	Yeah. Okay. Um...	Yeah. Okay. Um...
223	00:14:11,351	00:14:13,686	I just finished Amazon yesterday.	I just finished Amazon yesterday.
224	00:14:13,719	00:14:17,190	Okay. Amazon pays through Thursday.	Okay. Amazon pays through Thursday.
225	00:14:17,223	00:14:20,626	And then after that, it's $375 a month.	And then after that, it's $375 a month.
226	00:14:20,660	00:14:22,628	Well, is there a discount	Well, is there a discount
227	00:14:22,662	00:14:24,697	if I don't use the electric and dump,	if I don't use the electric and dump,
228	00:14:24,730	00:14:26,132	'cause I just have my van, you know?	'cause I just have my van, you know?
229	00:14:26,166	00:14:29,669	No, but since you're in a van, it's easy for you to move	No, but since you're in a van, it's easy for you to move
230	00:14:29,702	00:14:32,038	and to go south to a warmer place.	and to go south to a warmer place.
231	00:14:32,072	00:14:34,640	Yeah, but I wanted to get a job around here first.	Yeah, but I wanted to get a job around here first.
232	00:14:34,674	00:14:36,309	Oh. Good luck with that.	Oh. Good luck with that.
233	00:14:36,342	00:14:39,045	Mmm. Mmm‐hmm. That's tough.	Mmm. Mmm‐hmm. That's tough.
234	00:14:39,945	00:14:41,481	Bye, Patty. Bye, Fern.	Bye, Patty. Bye, Fern.
235	00:14:41,514	00:14:42,848	We'll see you next year. (DOOR BEEPS)	We'll see you next year. (DOOR BEEPS)
236	00:14:42,882	00:14:44,684	MALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Thank you. Have a nice day.	MALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Thank you. Have a nice day.
237	00:14:56,896	00:14:58,764	(WHINING)	(WHINING)
238	00:15:02,302	00:15:04,170	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
239	00:15:05,871	00:15:09,609	My husband worked at the USG mine in Empire	My husband worked at the USG mine in Empire
240	00:15:09,642	00:15:11,311	and I worked in human resources there	and I worked in human resources there
241	00:15:11,344	00:15:12,445	for a few years.	for a few years.
242	00:15:12,478	00:15:13,813	That was my last full‐time job.	That was my last full‐time job.
243	00:15:13,846	00:15:15,181	I did a lot of part‐time jobs.	I did a lot of part‐time jobs.
244	00:15:15,215	00:15:16,849	I cashiered at the Empire Store.	I cashiered at the Empire Store.
245	00:15:16,882	00:15:19,652	I was a substitute teacher at the school for five years...	I was a substitute teacher at the school for five years...
246	00:15:19,685	00:15:21,121	Didn't the Empire Mine shut down	Didn't the Empire Mine shut down
247	00:15:21,154	00:15:23,823	and then all of the resident workers had to relocate?	and then all of the resident workers had to relocate?
248	00:15:23,856	00:15:26,359	Yeah, about a year ago. Wow.	Yeah, about a year ago. Wow.
249	00:15:26,392	00:15:28,961	So, when do you need to get back to work?	So, when do you need to get back to work?
250	00:15:29,662	00:15:30,663	Now?	Now?
251	00:15:31,531	00:15:34,067	It is a tough time right now.	It is a tough time right now.
252	00:15:34,100	00:15:35,901	You may want to consider	You may want to consider
253	00:15:35,935	00:15:38,138	registering for early retirement.	registering for early retirement.
254	00:15:38,171	00:15:41,741	I don't think I can get by on the benefits, and, um...	I don't think I can get by on the benefits, and, um...
255	00:15:44,644	00:15:47,913	I need work. I like work. (HESITATES)	I need work. I like work. (HESITATES)
256	00:15:47,947	00:15:51,784	I'm not sure exactly what you would be eligible for.	I'm not sure exactly what you would be eligible for.
257	00:15:59,025	00:16:00,626	Hi, there. FERN: Hi!	Hi, there. FERN: Hi!
258	00:16:00,660	00:16:03,163	I'm Rachel. I'm the manager here at Fox Peak.	I'm Rachel. I'm the manager here at Fox Peak.
259	00:16:03,196	00:16:04,230	Hi, I'm Fern.	Hi, I'm Fern.
260	00:16:04,264	00:16:05,465	Hi, Fern.	Hi, Fern.
261	00:16:07,333	00:16:10,036	Um, I asked someone, they said I could park here overnight.	Um, I asked someone, they said I could park here overnight.
262	00:16:10,070	00:16:11,937	Oh, you're fine. You're more than welcome.	Oh, you're fine. You're more than welcome.
263	00:16:11,971	00:16:14,840	But you know, the temperature is gonna drop.	But you know, the temperature is gonna drop.
264	00:16:14,874	00:16:16,376	It gets really cold here at night.	It gets really cold here at night.
265	00:16:16,409	00:16:18,278	Yeah, I know. I can tell. Really cold.	Yeah, I know. I can tell. Really cold.
266	00:16:18,311	00:16:19,445	Yeah.	Yeah.
267	00:16:19,479	00:16:21,881	I don't want to overstep my bounds here.	I don't want to overstep my bounds here.
268	00:16:21,914	00:16:25,051	There is a church down by 7‐Eleven.	There is a church down by 7‐Eleven.
269	00:16:25,085	00:16:28,354	It's a Baptist church, and they do have open beds.	It's a Baptist church, and they do have open beds.
270	00:16:28,388	00:16:29,855	I'm gonna be good.	I'm gonna be good.
271	00:16:29,889	00:16:33,093	Okay. Okay. We're here if you need anything.	Okay. Okay. We're here if you need anything.
272	00:16:33,126	00:16:34,627	Thank you.	Thank you.
273	00:16:39,432	00:16:40,800	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
274	00:16:41,334	00:16:44,037	(SHIVERING)	(SHIVERING)
275	00:16:53,213	00:16:54,280	Mmm.	Mmm.
276	00:17:10,896	00:17:13,099	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
277	00:18:29,342	00:18:31,377	(BOB SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)	(BOB SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
278	00:18:31,411	00:18:33,113	Linda? Linda?	Linda? Linda?
279	00:18:33,146	00:18:34,147	Hey.	Hey.
280	00:18:36,382	00:18:37,550	Shh.	Shh.
281	00:18:37,583	00:18:38,951	So glad you came.	So glad you came.
282	00:18:40,220	00:18:43,956	That's Bob Wells. Sit here. Keep the chair.	That's Bob Wells. Sit here. Keep the chair.
283	00:18:43,989	00:18:45,191	Thank you.	Thank you.
284	00:18:45,958	00:18:48,561	BOB: And the odd thing is that we...	BOB: And the odd thing is that we...
285	00:18:48,594	00:18:51,797	We not only accept the tyranny of the dollar,	We not only accept the tyranny of the dollar,
286	00:18:51,831	00:18:53,366	the tyranny of the marketplace,	the tyranny of the marketplace,
287	00:18:53,399	00:18:54,834	we embrace it.	we embrace it.
288	00:18:54,867	00:18:56,969	We gladly throw the yoke	We gladly throw the yoke
289	00:18:57,003	00:18:59,772	of the tyranny of the dollar on	of the tyranny of the dollar on
290	00:18:59,805	00:19:02,508	and live by it our whole lives.	and live by it our whole lives.
291	00:19:02,542	00:19:05,711	I think of an analogy as a workhorse.	I think of an analogy as a workhorse.
292	00:19:05,745	00:19:08,781	The workhorse that is willing to work itself to death	The workhorse that is willing to work itself to death
293	00:19:08,814	00:19:10,683	and then be put out to pasture.	and then be put out to pasture.
294	00:19:10,716	00:19:13,286	And that's what happens to so many of us.	And that's what happens to so many of us.
295	00:19:13,319	00:19:14,954	If society was throwing us away	If society was throwing us away
296	00:19:14,987	00:19:17,557	and sending us, the workhorse, out to the pasture,	and sending us, the workhorse, out to the pasture,
297	00:19:17,590	00:19:19,525	we workhorses had to gather together	we workhorses had to gather together
298	00:19:19,559	00:19:20,660	and take care of each other.	and take care of each other.
299	00:19:20,693	00:19:22,962	And that's what this is all about.	And that's what this is all about.
300	00:19:22,995	00:19:25,798	The way I see it is that the Titanic is sinking	The way I see it is that the Titanic is sinking
301	00:19:25,831	00:19:28,101	and economic times are changing.	and economic times are changing.
302	00:19:28,134	00:19:31,971	And so my goal is to get the lifeboats out	And so my goal is to get the lifeboats out
303	00:19:32,005	00:19:34,374	and get as many people into the lifeboats as I can.	and get as many people into the lifeboats as I can.
304	00:19:34,407	00:19:36,242	SWANKIE: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's plenty.	SWANKIE: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's plenty.
305	00:19:36,276	00:19:37,543	DAVE: Yeah. We got plenty. Jump and shout.	DAVE: Yeah. We got plenty. Jump and shout.
306	00:19:37,577	00:19:38,611	SWANKIE: How many vegans we got here?	SWANKIE: How many vegans we got here?
307	00:19:38,644	00:19:40,013	Let you know, huh?	Let you know, huh?
308	00:19:40,046	00:19:41,347	FERN: What's that? SWANKIE: Vegan.	FERN: What's that? SWANKIE: Vegan.
309	00:19:41,381	00:19:42,548	DAVE: This is vegan.	DAVE: This is vegan.
310	00:19:42,582	00:19:44,750	No, I'm... I'm a carnivore. MAN: Yeah.	No, I'm... I'm a carnivore. MAN: Yeah.
311	00:19:44,784	00:19:45,951	Okay. Thank you. Yes.	Okay. Thank you. Yes.
312	00:19:45,985	00:19:47,187	Okay. Thank you, though.	Okay. Thank you, though.
313	00:19:47,220	00:19:48,621	Looks good. DAVE: Another carnivore?	Looks good. DAVE: Another carnivore?
314	00:19:48,654	00:19:50,156	SWANKIE: She's a carnivore. DAVE: Okay.	SWANKIE: She's a carnivore. DAVE: Okay.
315	00:19:50,190	00:19:51,224	WOMAN: Mac 'n' cheese.	WOMAN: Mac 'n' cheese.
316	00:19:51,257	00:19:52,425	Just tell me when?	Just tell me when?
317	00:19:53,193	00:19:54,760	You good? More?	You good? More?
318	00:19:54,794	00:19:57,397	Oh! She likes the red peppers.	Oh! She likes the red peppers.
319	00:19:57,430	00:19:58,898	Cilantro? No!	Cilantro? No!
320	00:19:58,931	00:19:59,865	No!	No!
321	00:19:59,899	00:20:01,134	SWANKIE: No! No, no.	SWANKIE: No! No, no.
322	00:20:01,167	00:20:03,036	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
323	00:20:07,873	00:20:09,809	BRYCE: I'm a Vietnam vet.	BRYCE: I'm a Vietnam vet.
324	00:20:09,842	00:20:12,912	And, um, I got PTSD.	And, um, I got PTSD.
325	00:20:12,945	00:20:16,482	I really can't handle loud noises,	I really can't handle loud noises,
326	00:20:16,516	00:20:19,485	uh, big crowds, fireworks.	uh, big crowds, fireworks.
327	00:20:20,520	00:20:23,523	I got a pickup truck and a camper.	I got a pickup truck and a camper.
328	00:20:23,556	00:20:25,091	I can live out here...	I can live out here...
329	00:20:25,725	00:20:28,294	and be at peace.	and be at peace.
330	00:20:31,231	00:20:34,567	I had, um, finally convinced my grandpa,	I had, um, finally convinced my grandpa,
331	00:20:34,600	00:20:36,702	and my papa, and my mama,	and my papa, and my mama,
332	00:20:36,736	00:20:38,804	that we should	that we should
333	00:20:38,838	00:20:42,342	take off in an RV and see the country.	take off in an RV and see the country.
334	00:20:42,375	00:20:46,479	But then both of them were told that they had cancer,	But then both of them were told that they had cancer,
335	00:20:46,512	00:20:49,215	they passed away three weeks apart.	they passed away three weeks apart.
336	00:20:49,249	00:20:50,916	I began watching	I began watching
337	00:20:50,950	00:20:55,555	Bob Wells' videos on van‐dwelling.	Bob Wells' videos on van‐dwelling.
338	00:20:55,588	00:20:57,257	Then I bought my van...	Then I bought my van...
339	00:20:57,290	00:21:00,626	Paint, because she takes me where I ain't.	Paint, because she takes me where I ain't.
340	00:21:00,660	00:21:02,828	(CAMPERS CHUCKLE) And	(CAMPERS CHUCKLE) And
341	00:21:02,862	00:21:07,067	started my healing journey two and a half years ago.	started my healing journey two and a half years ago.
342	00:21:07,100	00:21:09,302	MERLE: Um, I worked for corporate America,	MERLE: Um, I worked for corporate America,
343	00:21:09,335	00:21:10,736	you know, for 20 years.	you know, for 20 years.
344	00:21:10,770	00:21:14,240	And my friend, Bill, worked for the same company,	And my friend, Bill, worked for the same company,
345	00:21:14,840	00:21:18,211	and he had liver failure.	and he had liver failure.
346	00:21:18,244	00:21:20,913	A week before he was due to retire,	A week before he was due to retire,
347	00:21:20,946	00:21:25,951	HR called him in hospice, and said...	HR called him in hospice, and said...
348	00:21:25,985	00:21:28,621	"Let's talk about your retirement."	"Let's talk about your retirement."
349	00:21:28,654	00:21:31,357	And he died 10 days later,	And he died 10 days later,
350	00:21:31,391	00:21:35,695	having never been able to take that sailboat	having never been able to take that sailboat
351	00:21:35,728	00:21:38,931	that he bought out of his driveway.	that he bought out of his driveway.
352	00:21:38,964	00:21:42,602	And he missed out on everything.	And he missed out on everything.
353	00:21:42,635	00:21:44,704	And he told me before he died,	And he told me before he died,
354	00:21:44,737	00:21:46,539	"Just don't waste any time, Merle.	"Just don't waste any time, Merle.
355	00:21:46,572	00:21:48,008	"Don't waste any time."	"Don't waste any time."
356	00:21:48,041	00:21:50,443	So I retired as soon as I could.	So I retired as soon as I could.
357	00:21:50,476	00:21:51,611	I didn't want my sailboat	I didn't want my sailboat
358	00:21:51,644	00:21:54,014	to be in the driveway when I died...	to be in the driveway when I died...
359	00:21:54,980	00:21:58,018	(CLICKS TONGUE) so, yeah...	(CLICKS TONGUE) so, yeah...
360	00:21:59,185	00:22:00,620	And it's not.	And it's not.
361	00:22:00,653	00:22:02,988	My sailboat's out here in the desert.	My sailboat's out here in the desert.
362	00:22:04,824	00:22:07,360	(ANIMAL HOWLING IN DISTANCE)	(ANIMAL HOWLING IN DISTANCE)
363	00:22:09,329	00:22:11,197	(BIRD CHIRPING)	(BIRD CHIRPING)
364	00:22:12,198	00:22:15,235	BOB: I can't imagine what you're going through,	BOB: I can't imagine what you're going through,
365	00:22:16,502	00:22:18,238	the loss of your husband,	the loss of your husband,
366	00:22:18,271	00:22:21,307	and the loss of your whole town, and friends,	and the loss of your whole town, and friends,
367	00:22:21,341	00:22:22,942	and village,	and village,
368	00:22:22,975	00:22:27,780	and that kind of loss is never easy.	and that kind of loss is never easy.
369	00:22:27,813	00:22:30,783	And I wish I had an easy answer for you.	And I wish I had an easy answer for you.
370	00:22:30,816	00:22:32,452	But I think you've come to the right place	But I think you've come to the right place
371	00:22:32,485	00:22:33,586	to find an answer.	to find an answer.
372	00:22:33,619	00:22:35,688	I think that...	I think that...
373	00:22:35,721	00:22:37,790	I think connecting to nature	I think connecting to nature
374	00:22:37,823	00:22:41,127	and to a real true community and tribe,	and to a real true community and tribe,
375	00:22:41,161	00:22:42,862	will make all the difference for you.	will make all the difference for you.
376	00:22:43,829	00:22:45,998	I hope so.	I hope so.
377	00:22:46,032	00:22:48,234	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
378	00:22:51,071	00:22:53,139	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
379	00:23:10,590	00:23:11,857	LINDA MAY: Hey, Fern.	LINDA MAY: Hey, Fern.
380	00:23:11,891	00:23:13,093	FERN: Hey, Linda.	FERN: Hey, Linda.
381	00:23:13,126	00:23:14,460	LINDA MAY: Come over and join us.	LINDA MAY: Come over and join us.
382	00:23:14,494	00:23:16,229	FERN: No, I'm just gonna take a little walk.	FERN: No, I'm just gonna take a little walk.
383	00:23:16,262	00:23:18,998	LINDA MAY: Okay. Be back soon.	LINDA MAY: Okay. Be back soon.
384	00:23:19,032	00:23:21,101	(CHATTER CONTINUES)	(CHATTER CONTINUES)
385	00:23:30,843	00:23:32,445	(BICYCLE BELL RINGS)	(BICYCLE BELL RINGS)
386	00:23:36,849	00:23:38,918	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
387	00:24:22,062	00:24:24,564	Hey. Good morning...	Hey. Good morning...
388	00:24:25,198	00:24:26,999	Bob. BOB: Morning.	Bob. BOB: Morning.
389	00:24:27,033	00:24:28,534	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
390	00:24:46,852	00:24:48,754	BOB: One of the questions that I get all the time is,	BOB: One of the questions that I get all the time is,
391	00:24:48,788	00:24:49,889	"Bob, I have to live in the city.	"Bob, I have to live in the city.
392	00:24:49,922	00:24:51,624	"I'd like to be out here, but I can't.	"I'd like to be out here, but I can't.
393	00:24:51,657	00:24:55,161	"How can I avoid the famous knock on the door?"	"How can I avoid the famous knock on the door?"
394	00:24:55,195	00:24:56,562	So, I've developed what I call	So, I've developed what I call
395	00:24:56,596	00:24:59,065	the Ten Commandments of Stealth Parking.	the Ten Commandments of Stealth Parking.
396	00:25:04,404	00:25:07,407	(CAMPERS LAUGHING) Stop being so quiet.	(CAMPERS LAUGHING) Stop being so quiet.
397	00:25:07,440	00:25:09,709	And then, in and out. Just make...	And then, in and out. Just make...
398	00:25:09,742	00:25:11,077	You gotta make the hole bigger	You gotta make the hole bigger
399	00:25:11,111	00:25:12,612	so the rope fits. (CAMPERS LAUGHING)	so the rope fits. (CAMPERS LAUGHING)
400	00:25:12,645	00:25:14,914	Very... Yeah. That's it. That's perfect.	Very... Yeah. That's it. That's perfect.
401	00:25:14,947	00:25:16,416	(APPLAUSE)	(APPLAUSE)
402	00:25:16,449	00:25:18,618	WOMAN: Oh, my God. Ladies. Then you go...	WOMAN: Oh, my God. Ladies. Then you go...
403	00:25:18,651	00:25:21,287	(CAMPERS LAUGHING)	(CAMPERS LAUGHING)
404	00:25:21,321	00:25:24,290	I love this lifestyle. It is a lifestyle of freedom	I love this lifestyle. It is a lifestyle of freedom
405	00:25:24,324	00:25:26,859	and beauty, and connection to the Earth.	and beauty, and connection to the Earth.
406	00:25:26,892	00:25:29,495	Yet there is a trade‐off.	Yet there is a trade‐off.
407	00:25:29,529	00:25:32,532	You gotta learn how to take care of your own shit.	You gotta learn how to take care of your own shit.
408	00:25:32,565	00:25:33,799	(CAMPERS LAUGH)	(CAMPERS LAUGH)
409	00:25:33,833	00:25:37,937	Most of us, in this lifestyle, use a five‐gallon bucket.	Most of us, in this lifestyle, use a five‐gallon bucket.
410	00:25:37,970	00:25:41,907	Most of us are in vans or something larger.	Most of us are in vans or something larger.
411	00:25:41,941	00:25:44,344	I'm in a Prius,	I'm in a Prius,
412	00:25:44,377	00:25:46,879	so I use a two‐gallon bucket. (CAMPERS LAUGH)	so I use a two‐gallon bucket. (CAMPERS LAUGH)
413	00:25:46,912	00:25:47,947	If you have bad knees,	If you have bad knees,
414	00:25:47,980	00:25:49,082	you could use a seven‐gallon bucket.	you could use a seven‐gallon bucket.
415	00:25:49,115	00:25:50,350	(CAMPERS LAUGH)	(CAMPERS LAUGH)
416	00:25:52,118	00:25:53,719	Hi, Fern. Hi, guys.	Hi, Fern. Hi, guys.
417	00:25:53,753	00:25:55,755	(DOG GROWLS) (CHUCKLES)	(DOG GROWLS) (CHUCKLES)
418	00:25:58,658	00:26:01,894	Got these for you. Thank you. These are nice.	Got these for you. Thank you. These are nice.
419	00:26:01,927	00:26:03,063	FERN: Yeah.	FERN: Yeah.
420	00:26:03,096	00:26:04,397	DAVE: She always has some nice appliances.	DAVE: She always has some nice appliances.
421	00:26:06,466	00:26:08,834	Here, you should take this one.	Here, you should take this one.
422	00:26:08,868	00:26:10,470	That one's kind of funky.	That one's kind of funky.
423	00:26:10,936	00:26:12,272	Oh. These yours?	Oh. These yours?
424	00:26:12,305	00:26:15,608	DAVE: Yeah. There's a black hole in every van.	DAVE: Yeah. There's a black hole in every van.
425	00:26:15,641	00:26:19,112	Specially mine. One time I had seven of these can openers.	Specially mine. One time I had seven of these can openers.
426	00:26:19,145	00:26:20,880	Doesn't happen to me.	Doesn't happen to me.
427	00:26:20,913	00:26:23,516	Trade you for a potholder. I make 'em.	Trade you for a potholder. I make 'em.
428	00:26:23,549	00:26:26,586	Okay, sure. Wow. What is this? Crochet?	Okay, sure. Wow. What is this? Crochet?
429	00:26:26,619	00:26:27,720	No. Something different.	No. Something different.
430	00:26:29,689	00:26:31,524	Nice. Wow, that is nice.	Nice. Wow, that is nice.
431	00:26:31,557	00:26:32,392	Yeah. Wow.	Yeah. Wow.
432	00:26:32,425	00:26:33,926	Uh‐uh‐uh. It's going home with me.	Uh‐uh‐uh. It's going home with me.
433	00:26:33,959	00:26:35,528	Okay. (BOTH LAUGH)	Okay. (BOTH LAUGH)
434	00:26:35,561	00:26:36,796	See ya.	See ya.
435	00:26:36,829	00:26:38,364	Thank you. Yep.	Thank you. Yep.
436	00:26:43,269	00:26:45,805	(MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
437	00:26:49,309	00:26:51,777	Seems like the work is not gonna be horrible.	Seems like the work is not gonna be horrible.
438	00:26:51,811	00:26:53,846	Uh‐oh, uh‐oh, it's sliding.	Uh‐oh, uh‐oh, it's sliding.
439	00:26:53,879	00:26:56,749	Do you take resumes? Um...	Do you take resumes? Um...
440	00:26:56,782	00:26:58,851	I'll leave it with you, just in case.	I'll leave it with you, just in case.
441	00:26:58,884	00:27:01,687	No. Just go on... Go online?	No. Just go on... Go online?
442	00:27:01,721	00:27:02,888	Yeah. Oh, okay.	Yeah. Oh, okay.
443	00:27:02,922	00:27:04,790	I got a four‐pack for $100.	I got a four‐pack for $100.
444	00:27:04,824	00:27:06,159	Just like that.	Just like that.
445	00:27:06,192	00:27:08,128	(ELECTRICAL CRACKLING) Whoa!	(ELECTRICAL CRACKLING) Whoa!
446	00:27:08,161	00:27:09,195	Did you feel it?	Did you feel it?
447	00:27:09,229	00:27:10,496	MAN: That's what it does to people.	MAN: That's what it does to people.
448	00:27:10,530	00:27:12,565	(LAUGHS) It scared me. MAN: It scares them away.	(LAUGHS) It scared me. MAN: It scares them away.
449	00:27:12,598	00:27:14,900	You guys know how much money is sitting here?	You guys know how much money is sitting here?
450	00:27:14,934	00:27:17,770	It's like they're, uh, dinosaurs.	It's like they're, uh, dinosaurs.
451	00:27:17,803	00:27:19,539	(ALL LAUGH)	(ALL LAUGH)
452	00:27:19,572	00:27:22,408	(BEEPING) Nope. Watch out, watch out.	(BEEPING) Nope. Watch out, watch out.
453	00:27:22,442	00:27:23,876	Watch the steps. (ALL LAUGH)	Watch the steps. (ALL LAUGH)
454	00:27:23,909	00:27:24,944	AUTOMATED VOICE: Welcome aboard.	AUTOMATED VOICE: Welcome aboard.
455	00:27:24,977	00:27:26,012	Whoa.	Whoa.
456	00:27:26,046	00:27:28,514	Whoa. It's like a disco.	Whoa. It's like a disco.
457	00:27:28,548	00:27:30,250	Oh, my gosh.	Oh, my gosh.
458	00:27:31,251	00:27:33,886	Oh, the lighting is beautiful.	Oh, the lighting is beautiful.
459	00:27:33,919	00:27:36,922	Washer and dryer. Oh, my gosh.	Washer and dryer. Oh, my gosh.
460	00:27:36,956	00:27:39,325	You're kidding. Oh, man.	You're kidding. Oh, man.
461	00:27:40,226	00:27:42,395	Okay, ladies, where are we going?	Okay, ladies, where are we going?
462	00:27:42,428	00:27:43,829	LINDA MAY: Hawaii. SWANKIE: No, no.	LINDA MAY: Hawaii. SWANKIE: No, no.
463	00:27:43,863	00:27:44,764	Well, yeah.	Well, yeah.
464	00:27:44,797	00:27:47,233	Well, there's water between here and there.	Well, there's water between here and there.
465	00:27:47,267	00:27:49,035	Let's not go to the East Coast.	Let's not go to the East Coast.
466	00:27:49,069	00:27:50,636	There's no place big enough over there	There's no place big enough over there
467	00:27:50,670	00:27:52,805	to park something this size. (IMITATES ENGINE WHIRRING)	to park something this size. (IMITATES ENGINE WHIRRING)
468	00:27:52,838	00:27:54,207	LINDA MAY: This is a magic bus.	LINDA MAY: This is a magic bus.
469	00:27:54,240	00:27:56,242	We could go to Hawaii. (IMITATES HORN BLARING)	We could go to Hawaii. (IMITATES HORN BLARING)
470	00:27:56,276	00:27:57,610	SWANKIE: Okay. Hawaii.	SWANKIE: Okay. Hawaii.
471	00:27:57,643	00:27:59,745	CAMPERS: ♪♪ In our vans again	CAMPERS: ♪♪ In our vans again
472	00:27:59,779	00:28:01,147	(GUITAR PLAYING)	(GUITAR PLAYING)
473	00:28:01,181	00:28:04,850	♪♪ Goin' places That we've never been	♪♪ Goin' places That we've never been
474	00:28:05,951	00:28:07,420	♪♪ Going places	♪♪ Going places
475	00:28:07,453	00:28:10,223	♪♪ We may never go again (CAMPERS CHEERING)	♪♪ We may never go again (CAMPERS CHEERING)
476	00:28:10,256	00:28:14,860	♪♪ And we can't wait to get in our vans again	♪♪ And we can't wait to get in our vans again
477	00:28:14,894	00:28:17,697	♪♪ Rubber tramps again	♪♪ Rubber tramps again
478	00:28:17,730	00:28:21,767	♪♪ Like a band of Gypsies We go down to Quartzsite	♪♪ Like a band of Gypsies We go down to Quartzsite
479	00:28:22,435	00:28:24,337	♪♪ We'll see Bob again ♪♪	♪♪ We'll see Bob again ♪♪
480	00:28:24,370	00:28:26,339	All right. In Quartzsite, Arizona,	All right. In Quartzsite, Arizona,
481	00:28:26,372	00:28:28,074	especially in the Quartzsite Yacht Club,	especially in the Quartzsite Yacht Club,
482	00:28:28,108	00:28:30,343	line dancing is a long‐standing tradition,	line dancing is a long‐standing tradition,
483	00:28:30,376	00:28:32,245	so here we go. (PLAYING GUITAR)	so here we go. (PLAYING GUITAR)
484	00:28:32,278	00:28:34,580	♪♪ Well I went down to Quartzsite	♪♪ Well I went down to Quartzsite
485	00:28:34,614	00:28:36,549	♪♪ Been trying to sell my wares	♪♪ Been trying to sell my wares
486	00:28:36,582	00:28:40,586	♪♪ I got a great selection You can't find just anywhere	♪♪ I got a great selection You can't find just anywhere
487	00:28:40,620	00:28:44,457	♪♪ Well, I know I've got no money I hear it all the time	♪♪ Well, I know I've got no money I hear it all the time
488	00:28:44,490	00:28:46,726	♪♪ I bet they'll be back tomorrow	♪♪ I bet they'll be back tomorrow
489	00:28:46,759	00:28:48,594	♪♪ 'Cause that's your favorite line	♪♪ 'Cause that's your favorite line
490	00:28:48,628	00:28:51,031	♪♪ Well, I'm selling drink at half‐price	♪♪ Well, I'm selling drink at half‐price
491	00:28:51,064	00:28:52,432	♪♪ I'm taking out a loan	♪♪ I'm taking out a loan
492	00:28:52,465	00:28:55,101	♪♪ Man, if I don't make some money soon	♪♪ Man, if I don't make some money soon
493	00:28:55,135	00:28:56,469	♪♪ I'll never get back home	♪♪ I'll never get back home
494	00:28:56,502	00:28:59,839	♪♪ I got the Quartzsite vendor blues ♪♪	♪♪ I got the Quartzsite vendor blues ♪♪
495	00:29:01,274	00:29:04,744	Looks like you got a hankering to go out there.	Looks like you got a hankering to go out there.
496	00:29:06,079	00:29:08,081	No. (SINGING CONTINUES)	No. (SINGING CONTINUES)
497	00:29:08,114	00:29:09,349	You sure?	You sure?
498	00:29:09,915	00:29:10,983	Okay.	Okay.
499	00:29:11,017	00:29:12,718	Come on. All right.	Come on. All right.
500	00:29:13,819	00:29:16,289	♪♪ And we can start over	♪♪ And we can start over
501	00:29:16,322	00:29:18,658	♪♪ With what could've been	♪♪ With what could've been
502	00:29:19,692	00:29:21,361	There are no professionals here.	There are no professionals here.
503	00:29:21,394	00:29:22,995	♪♪ We'll hold each other close	♪♪ We'll hold each other close
504	00:29:23,029	00:29:25,665	♪♪ And fall in love again	♪♪ And fall in love again
505	00:29:26,432	00:29:29,202	♪♪ We'll hold each other close	♪♪ We'll hold each other close
506	00:29:29,235	00:29:32,572	♪♪ And fall in love again	♪♪ And fall in love again
507	00:29:32,605	00:29:39,112	♪♪ So have you ever thought of getting back with me	♪♪ So have you ever thought of getting back with me
508	00:29:39,145	00:29:45,618	♪♪ And maybe friends can be the way they used to be	♪♪ And maybe friends can be the way they used to be
509	00:29:45,651	00:29:48,888	♪♪ I swear I'll never hurt you	♪♪ I swear I'll never hurt you
510	00:29:48,921	00:29:51,791	♪♪ I'll never set you free	♪♪ I'll never set you free
511	00:29:51,824	00:29:56,996	♪♪ If you ever think of getting back with me ♪♪	♪♪ If you ever think of getting back with me ♪♪
512	00:30:00,166	00:30:01,267	(HORN HONKING)	(HORN HONKING)
513	00:30:01,301	00:30:03,569	WOMAN AND MAN: Goodbye, Fern!	WOMAN AND MAN: Goodbye, Fern!
514	00:30:06,272	00:30:07,640	(HORN HONKS)	(HORN HONKS)
515	00:30:28,094	00:30:30,630	(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
516	00:30:36,602	00:30:38,004	(WHIRRS)	(WHIRRS)
517	00:30:41,741	00:30:43,609	Nice. (WHISTLES)	Nice. (WHISTLES)
518	00:30:44,244	00:30:45,945	(WHIRRS)	(WHIRRS)
519	00:30:45,978	00:30:48,114	MAN: (ON RADIO) ...for your security while on the road,	MAN: (ON RADIO) ...for your security while on the road,
520	00:30:48,148	00:30:49,582	or out in the boondocks,	or out in the boondocks,
521	00:30:49,615	00:30:51,984	so if there are any questions that you may have	so if there are any questions that you may have
522	00:30:52,018	00:30:55,088	regarding RV system design, maintenance,	regarding RV system design, maintenance,
523	00:30:55,121	00:30:56,689	and troubleshooting,	and troubleshooting,
524	00:30:56,722	00:30:59,192	stop on by today, and bring your rig,	stop on by today, and bring your rig,
525	00:30:59,225	00:31:00,926	so that we can help you take advantage	so that we can help you take advantage
526	00:31:00,960	00:31:03,963	of what Mother Nature is offering for free.	of what Mother Nature is offering for free.
527	00:31:03,996	00:31:05,998	(MACHINES WHIRRING)	(MACHINES WHIRRING)
528	00:31:19,879	00:31:22,082	(COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
529	00:31:27,387	00:31:28,654	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
530	00:31:33,259	00:31:34,794	(ROCKS TUMBLING)	(ROCKS TUMBLING)
531	00:31:43,003	00:31:45,905	Hey, Ron. Can you come here a second?	Hey, Ron. Can you come here a second?
532	00:31:45,938	00:31:49,209	These guys have some really nice stuff.	These guys have some really nice stuff.
533	00:31:49,242	00:31:50,743	This is Noodle, Roxy. That's Ron.	This is Noodle, Roxy. That's Ron.
534	00:31:50,776	00:31:52,212	How's it going, Ron? Noodle.	How's it going, Ron? Noodle.
535	00:31:52,245	00:31:53,313	Trying to make some gas money.	Trying to make some gas money.
536	00:31:53,346	00:31:54,847	Roxy. BOTH: Nice to meet you.	Roxy. BOTH: Nice to meet you.
537	00:31:54,880	00:31:56,482	Yeah, I think these are really nice, Ron.	Yeah, I think these are really nice, Ron.
538	00:31:56,516	00:31:58,018	Look at that work.	Look at that work.
539	00:31:58,051	00:31:59,752	It's got nice whoop‐de‐doos. Yeah, look at that.	It's got nice whoop‐de‐doos. Yeah, look at that.
540	00:31:59,785	00:32:02,288	Yeah. Look, look. I see those.	Yeah. Look, look. I see those.
541	00:32:02,322	00:32:03,456	Ron, look.	Ron, look.
542	00:32:03,489	00:32:05,691	(BANJO PLAYING)	(BANJO PLAYING)
543	00:32:11,064	00:32:12,432	(LIGHTER CLICKS)	(LIGHTER CLICKS)
544	00:32:14,367	00:32:16,436	(BANJO CONTINUES PLAYING)	(BANJO CONTINUES PLAYING)
545	00:32:30,516	00:32:32,318	MAN: Hello, ma'am.	MAN: Hello, ma'am.
546	00:32:32,352	00:32:34,887	You by chance have an extra cigarette?	You by chance have an extra cigarette?
547	00:32:35,288	00:32:37,457	Yeah, sure.	Yeah, sure.
548	00:32:37,857	00:32:39,225	Need a light?	Need a light?
549	00:32:39,259	00:32:41,094	I'd love one.	I'd love one.
550	00:32:41,594	00:32:42,962	(LIGHTER CLICKS)	(LIGHTER CLICKS)
551	00:32:44,430	00:32:45,598	Need it?	Need it?
552	00:32:45,631	00:32:47,533	Well, sure. Thank you.	Well, sure. Thank you.
553	00:32:47,567	00:32:49,069	Yep. What's your name?	Yep. What's your name?
554	00:32:49,102	00:32:50,903	Fern. Fern, Derek.	Fern. Fern, Derek.
555	00:32:50,936	00:32:51,937	Hi, Derek.	Hi, Derek.
556	00:32:51,971	00:32:53,506	Well, it's nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.	Well, it's nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
557	00:32:53,539	00:32:55,175	I'll be seeing you. Mmm‐hmm.	I'll be seeing you. Mmm‐hmm.
558	00:32:55,208	00:32:57,077	(BANJO CONTINUES PLAYING)	(BANJO CONTINUES PLAYING)
559	00:33:04,017	00:33:06,019	(THUNDER RUMBLING)	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
560	00:33:18,131	00:33:19,132	SWANKIE: What?	SWANKIE: What?
561	00:33:20,133	00:33:21,101	What?	What?
562	00:33:21,134	00:33:23,503	It's Fern, it's Fern, Swankie. It's Fern.	It's Fern, it's Fern, Swankie. It's Fern.
563	00:33:23,536	00:33:25,605	(FOOTSTEPS THUDDING) (DOOR OPENS)	(FOOTSTEPS THUDDING) (DOOR OPENS)
564	00:33:25,638	00:33:27,807	Hey. Hi. Didn't you see the flag?	Hey. Hi. Didn't you see the flag?
565	00:33:27,840	00:33:29,275	Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. It means	Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. It means
566	00:33:29,309	00:33:31,311	I don't wanna be disturbed. I know.	I don't wanna be disturbed. I know.
567	00:33:31,344	00:33:32,812	I need a ride to town.	I need a ride to town.
568	00:33:32,845	00:33:33,913	Why?	Why?
569	00:33:33,946	00:33:35,581	I blew my tire.	I blew my tire.
570	00:33:35,615	00:33:37,183	Well, go change it.	Well, go change it.
571	00:33:37,217	00:33:38,384	I don't have a spare.	I don't have a spare.
572	00:33:38,418	00:33:39,719	You don't have a spare?	You don't have a spare?
573	00:33:39,752	00:33:41,687	You're out in the boondocks and you don't have a spare?	You're out in the boondocks and you don't have a spare?
574	00:33:41,721	00:33:43,689	(SWANKIE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)	(SWANKIE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
575	00:33:46,892	00:33:49,295	You can die out here. You're out in the wilderness,	You can die out here. You're out in the wilderness,
576	00:33:49,329	00:33:50,730	far away from anybody.	far away from anybody.
577	00:33:50,763	00:33:52,765	You can die out here. Don't you understand that?	You can die out here. Don't you understand that?
578	00:33:52,798	00:33:53,899	You have to take it seriously.	You have to take it seriously.
579	00:33:53,933	00:33:55,435	You have to have a way to get help.	You have to have a way to get help.
580	00:33:55,468	00:33:57,403	You have to be able to change your own tire.	You have to be able to change your own tire.
581	00:33:57,437	00:33:58,804	I appreciate it. Thanks, Swankie.	I appreciate it. Thanks, Swankie.
582	00:33:58,838	00:34:00,473	All right.	All right.
583	00:34:00,506	00:34:02,608	You can... You can pay me back.	You can... You can pay me back.
584	00:34:02,642	00:34:05,245	I'm gonna go on this trip. I'm getting ready to leave.	I'm gonna go on this trip. I'm getting ready to leave.
585	00:34:05,278	00:34:06,412	I got a lot to do.	I got a lot to do.
586	00:34:06,446	00:34:07,647	I can't get it all done fast enough.	I can't get it all done fast enough.
587	00:34:07,680	00:34:08,714	Yeah, sure. I owe ya. I owe ya.	Yeah, sure. I owe ya. I owe ya.
588	00:34:08,748	00:34:09,849	You can help me finish things up.	You can help me finish things up.
589	00:34:09,882	00:34:11,584	I really appreciate it. You got it.	I really appreciate it. You got it.
590	00:34:11,617	00:34:13,019	Here's what I suggest.	Here's what I suggest.
591	00:34:13,053	00:34:14,587	Don't get AAA, okay?	Don't get AAA, okay?
592	00:34:14,620	00:34:16,189	You gotta get something like a SPOT device.	You gotta get something like a SPOT device.
593	00:34:16,222	00:34:17,590	A satellite tracking device.	A satellite tracking device.
594	00:34:17,623	00:34:18,991	We need to soak the sandpaper.	We need to soak the sandpaper.
595	00:34:19,025	00:34:20,693	It's called wet and dry. FERN: Mmm‐hmm.	It's called wet and dry. FERN: Mmm‐hmm.
596	00:34:20,726	00:34:22,195	SWANKIE: We need it to be wet.	SWANKIE: We need it to be wet.
597	00:34:22,228	00:34:23,296	FERN: Ready?	FERN: Ready?
598	00:34:23,329	00:34:26,599	Ready. Yep.	Ready. Yep.
599	00:34:26,632	00:34:28,734	Now we need to mask the fender off,	Now we need to mask the fender off,
600	00:34:28,768	00:34:31,171	because white paint will land on the fender, too.	because white paint will land on the fender, too.
601	00:34:31,204	00:34:32,805	Put plastic over this.	Put plastic over this.
602	00:34:32,838	00:34:34,174	All right, let me just say	All right, let me just say
603	00:34:34,207	00:34:36,676	that this is a lot more complicated than I thought.	that this is a lot more complicated than I thought.
604	00:34:36,709	00:34:37,910	Oh, it's very, very complicated.	Oh, it's very, very complicated.
605	00:34:37,943	00:34:39,345	Uh‐huh. And it's taking me	Uh‐huh. And it's taking me
606	00:34:39,379	00:34:43,616	a long time to patch all the peeling paint on this van.	a long time to patch all the peeling paint on this van.
607	00:34:43,649	00:34:45,451	So are you quitting on me? Okay.	So are you quitting on me? Okay.
608	00:34:45,485	00:34:47,387	No, no, I'm not quitting.	No, no, I'm not quitting.
609	00:34:47,420	00:34:48,688	SWANKIE: When we get done with all this,	SWANKIE: When we get done with all this,
610	00:34:48,721	00:34:50,056	I'm gonna give you all my paint.	I'm gonna give you all my paint.
611	00:34:50,090	00:34:51,624	I don't want to take any more of it with me,	I don't want to take any more of it with me,
612	00:34:51,657	00:34:55,295	you can have it all 'cause your van looks kind of...	you can have it all 'cause your van looks kind of...
613	00:34:56,229	00:34:57,330	ratty.	ratty.
614	00:34:57,363	00:34:59,065	No, it doesn't.	No, it doesn't.
615	00:34:59,099	00:35:01,434	She does not. She just needs a wash.	She does not. She just needs a wash.
616	00:35:01,467	00:35:04,104	No. You take my paint.	No. You take my paint.
617	00:35:09,242	00:35:10,843	(GARGLING)	(GARGLING)
618	00:35:12,078	00:35:13,946	(HUMMING)	(HUMMING)
619	00:35:21,087	00:35:23,589	(GROANS) Ratty.	(GROANS) Ratty.
620	00:35:23,623	00:35:25,191	(PLAYING FLUTE)	(PLAYING FLUTE)
621	00:35:28,061	00:35:29,062	(STOMACH RUMBLING)	(STOMACH RUMBLING)
622	00:35:34,467	00:35:35,835	(GROANS SOFTLY)	(GROANS SOFTLY)
623	00:35:38,271	00:35:39,272	(GROANS)	(GROANS)
624	00:35:48,448	00:35:50,650	(GROANING)	(GROANING)
625	00:35:54,120	00:35:55,788	(DEFECATING)	(DEFECATING)
626	00:35:57,590	00:35:58,958	(GRUNTS)	(GRUNTS)
627	00:36:05,131	00:36:06,932	(VENT WHIRRING)	(VENT WHIRRING)
628	00:36:10,970	00:36:12,672	Ugh. Ugh.	Ugh. Ugh.
629	00:36:16,642	00:36:19,245	(KNOCK AT DOOR) Fern. It's Swankie.	(KNOCK AT DOOR) Fern. It's Swankie.
630	00:36:19,279	00:36:21,481	What? I'm indisposed.	What? I'm indisposed.
631	00:36:21,514	00:36:22,882	SWANKIE: Where did I get all this stuff?	SWANKIE: Where did I get all this stuff?
632	00:36:22,915	00:36:24,850	FERN: Yeah? Well, it adds up. Where'd it come from?	FERN: Yeah? Well, it adds up. Where'd it come from?
633	00:36:24,884	00:36:26,619	I just put on Facebook,	I just put on Facebook,
634	00:36:26,652	00:36:28,221	Quartzsite Chatter, the other day	Quartzsite Chatter, the other day
635	00:36:28,254	00:36:29,755	that I was givin' all this stuff away	that I was givin' all this stuff away
636	00:36:29,789	00:36:31,824	and I asked people to come get it.	and I asked people to come get it.
637	00:36:31,857	00:36:33,426	So, I'm hopin' they do.	So, I'm hopin' they do.
638	00:36:34,227	00:36:35,395	I love this.	I love this.
639	00:36:35,428	00:36:36,529	SWANKIE: Take it.	SWANKIE: Take it.
640	00:36:36,562	00:36:38,564	You kidding? It's yours.	You kidding? It's yours.
641	00:36:38,598	00:36:39,865	Whoa, that's nice.	Whoa, that's nice.
642	00:36:39,899	00:36:41,167	You look really good in that chair.	You look really good in that chair.
643	00:36:41,201	00:36:42,268	(LAUGHS)	(LAUGHS)
644	00:36:42,302	00:36:44,637	SWANKIE: And that's called red, white, and blue jasper.	SWANKIE: And that's called red, white, and blue jasper.
645	00:36:44,670	00:36:45,705	What's that?	What's that?
646	00:36:45,738	00:36:48,674	That's petrified palm wood.	That's petrified palm wood.
647	00:36:48,708	00:36:51,944	And that's part of the same... (COUGHS)	And that's part of the same... (COUGHS)
648	00:36:51,977	00:36:54,414	Rock, and, uh... Mmm‐hmm.	Rock, and, uh... Mmm‐hmm.
649	00:36:54,447	00:36:55,615	Ouch!	Ouch!
650	00:36:55,648	00:36:56,749	Um...	Um...
651	00:36:56,782	00:36:58,318	Careful, your arm. That's another one	Careful, your arm. That's another one
652	00:36:58,351	00:37:00,186	of the red, white, and blue.	of the red, white, and blue.
653	00:37:00,220	00:37:01,754	(GROANS)	(GROANS)
654	00:37:01,787	00:37:04,857	What's going on? What? I don't feel very good.	What's going on? What? I don't feel very good.
655	00:37:04,890	00:37:06,926	I got a headache. Hey.	I got a headache. Hey.
656	00:37:06,959	00:37:09,262	Here. Sit down. (BURPS)	Here. Sit down. (BURPS)
657	00:37:09,295	00:37:10,896	(GROANING)	(GROANING)
658	00:37:12,265	00:37:13,433	Got it?	Got it?
659	00:37:15,735	00:37:17,537	What's goin' on? What do you need?	What's goin' on? What do you need?
660	00:37:17,570	00:37:18,804	My head hurts really, really bad	My head hurts really, really bad
661	00:37:18,838	00:37:20,673	and I'm nauseated. (EXHALES, HICCUPS)	and I'm nauseated. (EXHALES, HICCUPS)
662	00:37:20,706	00:37:22,075	Water'll help? Would water help?	Water'll help? Would water help?
663	00:37:22,108	00:37:23,143	Oh, yeah.	Oh, yeah.
664	00:37:24,577	00:37:26,812	Oh, boy. Here.	Oh, boy. Here.
665	00:37:28,748	00:37:30,183	Careful, your arm.	Careful, your arm.
666	00:37:37,523	00:37:40,460	GIRL: (ON TV) Mrs. McQuarry reminded me of someone.	GIRL: (ON TV) Mrs. McQuarry reminded me of someone.
667	00:37:41,294	00:37:42,828	(SWANKIE COUGHING)	(SWANKIE COUGHING)
668	00:37:45,065	00:37:47,067	FERN: You all right? Mmm‐hmm.	FERN: You all right? Mmm‐hmm.
669	00:37:47,533	00:37:48,868	I...	I...
670	00:37:48,901	00:37:50,970	I guess I'm all right.	I guess I'm all right.
671	00:37:58,378	00:37:59,979	(COUGHING)	(COUGHING)
672	00:38:01,114	00:38:02,315	You okay?	You okay?
673	00:38:04,750	00:38:05,918	Um...	Um...
674	00:38:05,951	00:38:07,953	Doctors told me that...	Doctors told me that...
675	00:38:07,987	00:38:11,557	Well, I had cancer removed from my lung a while back	Well, I had cancer removed from my lung a while back
676	00:38:11,591	00:38:14,894	and, small cell carcinoma.	and, small cell carcinoma.
677	00:38:14,927	00:38:18,331	And they told me it's spread to my brain.	And they told me it's spread to my brain.
678	00:38:18,364	00:38:21,967	And they've only given me seven or eight months to live.	And they've only given me seven or eight months to live.
679	00:38:22,602	00:38:24,137	I'm sorry.	I'm sorry.
680	00:38:25,071	00:38:26,172	I'm sorry.	I'm sorry.
681	00:38:26,206	00:38:27,640	I'm gonna	I'm gonna
682	00:38:27,673	00:38:29,109	take my trip.	take my trip.
683	00:38:29,142	00:38:30,876	I'm gonna go back to Alaska again,	I'm gonna go back to Alaska again,
684	00:38:30,910	00:38:32,578	because of some good memories.	because of some good memories.
685	00:38:33,079	00:38:34,247	And, um,	And, um,
686	00:38:35,015	00:38:37,317	just do what I have to do.	just do what I have to do.
687	00:38:37,350	00:38:40,886	I have this book called Final Exitby Dr. Kevorkian.	I have this book called Final Exitby Dr. Kevorkian.
688	00:38:40,920	00:38:43,023	Some people call him Dr. Death.	Some people call him Dr. Death.
689	00:38:43,056	00:38:45,425	And it's like, various ways	And it's like, various ways
690	00:38:45,458	00:38:48,161	that you can end your life if you need to.	that you can end your life if you need to.
691	00:38:48,194	00:38:49,229	And, um,	And, um,
692	00:38:49,262	00:38:51,364	it's kind of like a recipe. (CHUCKLES)	it's kind of like a recipe. (CHUCKLES)
693	00:38:51,397	00:38:54,634	I have it, if I have to fall back on it for some ideas,	I have it, if I have to fall back on it for some ideas,
694	00:38:54,667	00:38:57,337	but I'm not gonna spend any more time	but I'm not gonna spend any more time
695	00:38:57,370	00:38:59,339	indoors in a hospital.	indoors in a hospital.
696	00:39:00,173	00:39:01,307	No, thanks.	No, thanks.
697	00:39:06,912	00:39:09,082	I'm gonna be 75 this year	I'm gonna be 75 this year
698	00:39:09,115	00:39:11,284	and I think I've lived a pretty good life.	and I think I've lived a pretty good life.
699	00:39:11,317	00:39:13,486	I've seen some really neat things,	I've seen some really neat things,
700	00:39:13,519	00:39:15,655	kayaking, all those places.	kayaking, all those places.
701	00:39:15,688	00:39:18,991	And, you know, moose in the wild.	And, you know, moose in the wild.
702	00:39:19,025	00:39:22,595	A moose family on a river in Idaho.	A moose family on a river in Idaho.
703	00:39:22,628	00:39:23,896	Um...	Um...
704	00:39:24,697	00:39:27,033	And big, white pelicans landin'	And big, white pelicans landin'
705	00:39:27,067	00:39:28,734	just six feet over my kayak	just six feet over my kayak
706	00:39:28,768	00:39:30,570	on a lake in Colorado.	on a lake in Colorado.
707	00:39:30,603	00:39:32,305	Or, uh...	Or, uh...
708	00:39:32,338	00:39:36,442	um, come around a bend, was a cliff,	um, come around a bend, was a cliff,
709	00:39:36,476	00:39:38,978	and find hundreds and hundreds of swallow nests	and find hundreds and hundreds of swallow nests
710	00:39:39,012	00:39:40,380	on the wall of the cliff.	on the wall of the cliff.
711	00:39:40,413	00:39:42,982	And the swallows flyin' all around.	And the swallows flyin' all around.
712	00:39:43,016	00:39:45,118	And reflecting in the water	And reflecting in the water
713	00:39:45,151	00:39:47,653	so it looks like I'm flying with the swallows	so it looks like I'm flying with the swallows
714	00:39:47,687	00:39:48,988	and they're under me, and over me,	and they're under me, and over me,
715	00:39:49,022	00:39:50,123	and all around me.	and all around me.
716	00:39:50,156	00:39:52,258	And the little babies are hatchin' out	And the little babies are hatchin' out
717	00:39:52,292	00:39:54,060	and egg shells are fallin' out of the nests,	and egg shells are fallin' out of the nests,
718	00:39:54,094	00:39:56,429	landin' on the water and floatin' on the water.	landin' on the water and floatin' on the water.
719	00:39:56,462	00:39:57,763	These little white shells.	These little white shells.
720	00:39:57,797	00:39:59,899	It's like, well, it's just so awesome.	It's like, well, it's just so awesome.
721	00:39:59,932	00:40:02,835	I felt like I'd done enough. My life was complete.	I felt like I'd done enough. My life was complete.
722	00:40:02,868	00:40:05,538	If I died right then, that moment,	If I died right then, that moment,
723	00:40:05,571	00:40:06,939	it'd be perfectly fine.	it'd be perfectly fine.
724	00:40:12,645	00:40:14,647	(MELANCHOLY MUSIC PLAYING)	(MELANCHOLY MUSIC PLAYING)
725	00:40:17,350	00:40:19,219	(IMPERCEPTIBLE)	(IMPERCEPTIBLE)
726	00:40:25,958	00:40:28,061	I don't know. Maybe when I die,	I don't know. Maybe when I die,
727	00:40:28,094	00:40:30,263	my friends will gather around the fire	my friends will gather around the fire
728	00:40:30,296	00:40:33,399	and toss a rock into the fire in memory of me.	and toss a rock into the fire in memory of me.
729	00:40:34,634	00:40:37,237	(BREATHES DEEPLY)	(BREATHES DEEPLY)
730	00:40:39,772	00:40:42,075	Oh, I see somethin' neat.	Oh, I see somethin' neat.
731	00:40:53,919	00:40:56,922	Here we go. And then pull it up	Here we go. And then pull it up
732	00:40:56,956	00:40:58,558	and close it up.	and close it up.
733	00:40:58,591	00:40:59,625	How's that? Oh.	How's that? Oh.
734	00:40:59,659	00:41:03,263	Oh! Look at this. (LAUGHING)	Oh! Look at this. (LAUGHING)
735	00:41:04,230	00:41:06,299	(ALL CONTINUE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)	(ALL CONTINUE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)
736	00:41:11,237	00:41:13,673	My grandmother made that for me, and gave it to me.	My grandmother made that for me, and gave it to me.
737	00:41:13,706	00:41:15,875	So, enjoy. Take good care of it.	So, enjoy. Take good care of it.
738	00:41:15,908	00:41:18,144	WOMAN: Thank you. Bye.	WOMAN: Thank you. Bye.
739	00:41:35,695	00:41:38,231	(OLD‐TIMEY MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)	(OLD‐TIMEY MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)
740	00:41:42,068	00:41:43,436	(FERN CHUCKLES)	(FERN CHUCKLES)
741	00:42:21,941	00:42:24,044	(TRIMMER WHIRRING)	(TRIMMER WHIRRING)
742	00:42:28,414	00:42:30,950	FERN: Can I tell you somethin', Swankie?	FERN: Can I tell you somethin', Swankie?
743	00:42:30,983	00:42:32,218	SWANKIE: What?	SWANKIE: What?
744	00:42:32,252	00:42:35,121	Been thinkin' a lot about my husband Bo.	Been thinkin' a lot about my husband Bo.
745	00:42:35,155	00:42:36,289	When it got really bad at the end,	When it got really bad at the end,
746	00:42:36,322	00:42:37,623	they had him in the hospital	they had him in the hospital
747	00:42:37,657	00:42:39,492	on morphine drip	on morphine drip
748	00:42:39,525	00:42:42,395	and I would sit there at night, in the hospital.	and I would sit there at night, in the hospital.
749	00:42:43,696	00:42:46,166	And...	And...
750	00:42:46,199	00:42:49,135	I'd wanna put my thumb down on that morphine drip	I'd wanna put my thumb down on that morphine drip
751	00:42:49,169	00:42:51,137	just a little bit longer...	just a little bit longer...
752	00:42:52,872	00:42:54,640	so I could let him go.	so I could let him go.
753	00:42:55,508	00:42:58,478	Maybe I should have tried harder	Maybe I should have tried harder
754	00:42:59,612	00:43:03,549	so he could have gone sooner without all that pain.	so he could have gone sooner without all that pain.
755	00:43:04,884	00:43:06,586	Well, maybe he wouldn't have wanted that.	Well, maybe he wouldn't have wanted that.
756	00:43:06,619	00:43:09,389	Maybe he was tryin' to stay with you as long as he could.	Maybe he was tryin' to stay with you as long as he could.
757	00:43:10,623	00:43:13,426	I'm sure you took good care of him, Fern.	I'm sure you took good care of him, Fern.
758	00:43:15,628	00:43:16,762	I did.	I did.
759	00:43:22,635	00:43:24,304	SWANKIE: Bye, Fern.	SWANKIE: Bye, Fern.
760	00:43:49,029	00:43:51,631	(PIANO PLAYING) (MAN SCATTING)	(PIANO PLAYING) (MAN SCATTING)
761	00:43:57,970	00:43:59,339	All right.	All right.
762	00:44:00,240	00:44:03,743	♪♪ Hey, hey, how 'bout a drink?	♪♪ Hey, hey, how 'bout a drink?
763	00:44:03,776	00:44:07,913	♪♪ How about a toast to our friends?	♪♪ How about a toast to our friends?
764	00:44:07,947	00:44:11,217	♪♪ Not the friends you're gonna see every day, no	♪♪ Not the friends you're gonna see every day, no
765	00:44:11,251	00:44:13,953	♪♪ Instead we're gonna drink to the friends	♪♪ Instead we're gonna drink to the friends
766	00:44:13,986	00:44:16,122	♪♪ Who had to go away	♪♪ Who had to go away
767	00:44:16,156	00:44:18,491	♪♪ I bet you know just who I mean	♪♪ I bet you know just who I mean
768	00:44:18,524	00:44:21,261	♪♪ The friends who had to depart	♪♪ The friends who had to depart
769	00:44:21,294	00:44:23,729	♪♪ The friends in our heart	♪♪ The friends in our heart
770	00:44:25,465	00:44:27,667	♪♪ Ya hear the blues	♪♪ Ya hear the blues
771	00:44:28,201	00:44:30,370	♪♪ In my boogie	♪♪ In my boogie
772	00:44:30,403	00:44:34,040	♪♪ Can you see the blood in my beer	♪♪ Can you see the blood in my beer
773	00:44:34,074	00:44:37,277	♪♪ Just help me laugh at pain	♪♪ Just help me laugh at pain
774	00:44:37,310	00:44:40,946	♪♪ Help me smile away the tears ♪♪	♪♪ Help me smile away the tears ♪♪
775	00:44:43,583	00:44:45,118	(STOPS PLAYING)	(STOPS PLAYING)
776	00:44:45,151	00:44:46,886	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
777	00:44:46,919	00:44:48,921	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)
778	00:45:21,121	00:45:23,656	FERN: Fern! (ECHOING)	FERN: Fern! (ECHOING)
779	00:45:24,257	00:45:25,758	(CLAPPING)	(CLAPPING)
780	00:45:25,791	00:45:27,660	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
781	00:46:46,472	00:46:48,074	(LIQUID SLOSHING)	(LIQUID SLOSHING)
782	00:46:51,511	00:46:52,545	Hey. How you doin'? Hi, there.	Hey. How you doin'? Hi, there.
783	00:46:52,578	00:46:54,314	Thank you very much. Yeah, sure.	Thank you very much. Yeah, sure.
784	00:46:54,347	00:46:56,449	It's just black, so... Ah, that's good.	It's just black, so... Ah, that's good.
785	00:46:58,784	00:47:00,620	Hello. Coffee?	Hello. Coffee?
786	00:47:06,392	00:47:08,694	I know you. Yeah, hi. Dave. Right?	I know you. Yeah, hi. Dave. Right?
787	00:47:08,728	00:47:10,063	Guess.	Guess.
788	00:47:10,096	00:47:11,464	Fern. Yes.	Fern. Yes.
789	00:47:11,497	00:47:13,333	I have your can opener.	I have your can opener.
790	00:47:13,366	00:47:15,501	Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you do.	Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you do.
791	00:47:15,535	00:47:17,237	Are you working here now or...	Are you working here now or...
792	00:47:17,270	00:47:18,471	Yeah, first year.	Yeah, first year.
793	00:47:19,339	00:47:20,973	So, coffee?	So, coffee?
794	00:47:21,007	00:47:23,376	Uh... Yeah, sure.	Uh... Yeah, sure.
795	00:47:25,478	00:47:26,812	(COFFEE POURS) (GRUNTS)	(COFFEE POURS) (GRUNTS)
796	00:47:26,846	00:47:28,648	Yeah. That's good.	Yeah. That's good.
797	00:47:30,216	00:47:32,152	FERN: Black, so...	FERN: Black, so...
798	00:47:32,185	00:47:33,253	If you want anything in it,	If you want anything in it,
799	00:47:33,286	00:47:34,620	you gotta put it in. So, see ya.	you gotta put it in. So, see ya.
800	00:47:34,654	00:47:36,756	Yeah. Have a good day. I'm your camp host.	Yeah. Have a good day. I'm your camp host.
801	00:47:36,789	00:47:38,458	One thing you wanna make sure	One thing you wanna make sure
802	00:47:38,491	00:47:40,560	that you always do is put on gloves.	that you always do is put on gloves.
803	00:47:40,593	00:47:42,028	You need to protect your health.	You need to protect your health.
804	00:47:42,062	00:47:44,997	We have people from all over the world coming here.	We have people from all over the world coming here.
805	00:47:45,031	00:47:47,167	Give 'em a little puff. (BLOWS)	Give 'em a little puff. (BLOWS)
806	00:47:47,200	00:47:48,801	And that's it.	And that's it.
807	00:47:57,310	00:48:00,180	The walls, too? Or just that silver thing?	The walls, too? Or just that silver thing?
808	00:48:00,213	00:48:02,615	Oh, walls, too. Yes. Walls, too. Okay.	Oh, walls, too. Yes. Walls, too. Okay.
809	00:48:02,648	00:48:05,851	LINDA MAY: Where do you go and find scenery like this?	LINDA MAY: Where do you go and find scenery like this?
810	00:48:05,885	00:48:07,453	Right here is where you go. Yeah.	Right here is where you go. Yeah.
811	00:48:07,487	00:48:09,855	The Badlands. The Badlands.	The Badlands. The Badlands.
812	00:48:09,889	00:48:10,723	(BOTH LAUGH)	(BOTH LAUGH)
813	00:48:10,756	00:48:13,093	We be the bitches of the Badlands.	We be the bitches of the Badlands.
814	00:48:13,126	00:48:14,527	(BOTH LAUGH)	(BOTH LAUGH)
815	00:48:22,402	00:48:24,370	FERN: (EXCLAIMS IN DISGUST) Look. Look.	FERN: (EXCLAIMS IN DISGUST) Look. Look.
816	00:48:24,404	00:48:26,706	(LINDA MAY EXCLAIMS, LAUGHS)	(LINDA MAY EXCLAIMS, LAUGHS)
817	00:48:29,009	00:48:30,910	(EXCLAIMS) Ew!	(EXCLAIMS) Ew!
818	00:48:30,943	00:48:34,180	I don't want those on me. No. (BOTH LAUGHING)	I don't want those on me. No. (BOTH LAUGHING)
819	00:48:34,214	00:48:35,548	Some people.	Some people.
820	00:48:35,581	00:48:37,317	Oh, that's almost a whole bag of Doritos.	Oh, that's almost a whole bag of Doritos.
821	00:48:37,350	00:48:39,485	Excuse me. Yeah?	Excuse me. Yeah?
822	00:48:39,719	00:48:41,121	Hey.	Hey.
823	00:48:41,154	00:48:42,355	Are you the camp host?	Are you the camp host?
824	00:48:42,388	00:48:44,324	Yeah. I'm Fern. That's Linda May.	Yeah. I'm Fern. That's Linda May.
825	00:48:44,357	00:48:45,725	How you guys doin'? Good.	How you guys doin'? Good.
826	00:48:45,758	00:48:47,060	I'd shake your hand... I'm Victor.	I'd shake your hand... I'm Victor.
827	00:48:47,093	00:48:48,194	...but you wouldn't. Not now.	...but you wouldn't. Not now.
828	00:48:48,228	00:48:49,462	Yeah. You don't wanna touch these.	Yeah. You don't wanna touch these.
829	00:48:49,495	00:48:50,830	Well, the power's out here.	Well, the power's out here.
830	00:48:50,863	00:48:53,033	We're tryin' to have our daughter's birthday party.	We're tryin' to have our daughter's birthday party.
831	00:48:55,035	00:48:56,069	Is it on?	Is it on?
832	00:48:56,102	00:48:57,503	VICTOR: It's on! All right!	VICTOR: It's on! All right!
833	00:48:57,537	00:48:59,839	Do you want me to tie this one on your wrist, too?	Do you want me to tie this one on your wrist, too?
834	00:48:59,872	00:49:01,874	KID: Oh, no! The wind's picking up!	KID: Oh, no! The wind's picking up!
835	00:49:02,508	00:49:04,544	LINDA MAY: Oh, my. Oops.	LINDA MAY: Oh, my. Oops.
836	00:49:04,577	00:49:06,712	Which hand do you want it on?	Which hand do you want it on?
837	00:49:06,746	00:49:08,114	That one?	That one?
838	00:49:08,148	00:49:09,749	What beautiful hands.	What beautiful hands.
839	00:49:09,782	00:49:12,518	Thank you. There you go.	Thank you. There you go.
840	00:49:12,552	00:49:14,920	Welcome to Badlands Spa.	Welcome to Badlands Spa.
841	00:49:14,954	00:49:18,624	Can I please have a volunteer from the audience?	Can I please have a volunteer from the audience?
842	00:49:18,658	00:49:20,126	LINDA MAY: (GASPS) Pick me. Okay.	LINDA MAY: (GASPS) Pick me. Okay.
843	00:49:22,462	00:49:24,197	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
844	00:49:24,230	00:49:26,699	Oh, doesn't that feel wonderful?	Oh, doesn't that feel wonderful?
845	00:49:26,732	00:49:28,234	What's your name, miss?	What's your name, miss?
846	00:49:28,268	00:49:30,002	Linda. Linda.	Linda. Linda.
847	00:49:39,712	00:49:41,214	MAN: Hi, may I help you?	MAN: Hi, may I help you?
848	00:49:41,247	00:49:42,748	Yes. We're here for the tour.	Yes. We're here for the tour.
849	00:49:42,782	00:49:44,917	MAN: The tour will be in about 15 minutes.	MAN: The tour will be in about 15 minutes.
850	00:49:44,950	00:49:46,386	LINDA MAY: Should we wait right here?	LINDA MAY: Should we wait right here?
851	00:49:46,419	00:49:47,787	MAN: You can wait if you want, here.	MAN: You can wait if you want, here.
852	00:49:47,820	00:49:49,655	I got a great map of the local area, here.	I got a great map of the local area, here.
853	00:49:49,689	00:49:51,324	We have a schedule of some of the summer	We have a schedule of some of the summer
854	00:49:51,357	00:49:52,592	activities right here. Hi.	activities right here. Hi.
855	00:49:52,625	00:49:54,194	MAN: You can take one. LINDA MAY: Oh, wonderful.	MAN: You can take one. LINDA MAY: Oh, wonderful.
856	00:49:54,994	00:49:56,862	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
857	00:49:58,431	00:50:00,600	DAVE: There you go. LINDA MAY: Okay.	DAVE: There you go. LINDA MAY: Okay.
858	00:50:00,633	00:50:02,602	This is gonna be really exciting.	This is gonna be really exciting.
859	00:50:02,635	00:50:04,137	Rub two stones together.	Rub two stones together.
860	00:50:04,170	00:50:05,271	(RUBBING STONES)	(RUBBING STONES)
861	00:50:05,305	00:50:06,639	And you'll see what happens	And you'll see what happens
862	00:50:06,672	00:50:08,974	as they start to get like sand.	as they start to get like sand.
863	00:50:09,009	00:50:12,778	That's why it's so easy for a paleontologist	That's why it's so easy for a paleontologist
864	00:50:12,812	00:50:14,380	to find fossils in here.	to find fossils in here.
865	00:50:14,414	00:50:15,615	BOY: Why are there holes in the rocks?	BOY: Why are there holes in the rocks?
866	00:50:15,648	00:50:17,850	DAVE: That's a... That's a very good question.	DAVE: That's a... That's a very good question.
867	00:50:17,883	00:50:20,820	At one time, there was air inside these rocks.	At one time, there was air inside these rocks.
868	00:50:20,853	00:50:23,689	Like little pockets, little bubbles of gas.	Like little pockets, little bubbles of gas.
869	00:50:24,690	00:50:26,526	And they're trapped inside the rocks.	And they're trapped inside the rocks.
870	00:50:26,559	00:50:29,295	That's what makes them so, uh, breakable.	That's what makes them so, uh, breakable.
871	00:51:10,703	00:51:13,039	DAVE: (WHISTLES) Hey, hey!	DAVE: (WHISTLES) Hey, hey!
872	00:51:14,340	00:51:16,242	Find anything interesting?	Find anything interesting?
873	00:51:17,210	00:51:18,778	Rocks!	Rocks!
874	00:51:24,484	00:51:25,818	WOMAN: (IN DISTANCE) Hey, Fern!	WOMAN: (IN DISTANCE) Hey, Fern!
875	00:51:36,762	00:51:38,931	(DAVE LAUGHING) FERN: Hey, Greg.	(DAVE LAUGHING) FERN: Hey, Greg.
876	00:51:39,399	00:51:40,433	Line that up.	Line that up.
877	00:51:40,466	00:51:41,567	Salud!	Salud!
878	00:51:41,601	00:51:42,835	ALL: To the earthship.	ALL: To the earthship.
879	00:51:42,868	00:51:44,804	To the earthship, Linda May. To the earthship.	To the earthship, Linda May. To the earthship.
880	00:51:44,837	00:51:46,939	Thank you. DAVE: You're welcome.	Thank you. DAVE: You're welcome.
881	00:51:46,972	00:51:48,008	Thank you.	Thank you.
882	00:51:48,041	00:51:50,243	(COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
883	00:51:51,344	00:51:52,745	Oh, yeah. LINDA MAY: Mmm‐hmm.	Oh, yeah. LINDA MAY: Mmm‐hmm.
884	00:51:52,778	00:51:55,081	(IN A HIGHER PITCH) Oh, makes your voice go high.	(IN A HIGHER PITCH) Oh, makes your voice go high.
885	00:51:55,115	00:51:56,849	Oh, yeah. Mmm!	Oh, yeah. Mmm!
886	00:51:58,184	00:51:59,285	Okay.	Okay.
887	00:51:59,319	00:52:02,355	This is my land in Arizona.	This is my land in Arizona.
888	00:52:02,388	00:52:04,524	I'm gonna build an earthship	I'm gonna build an earthship
889	00:52:04,557	00:52:06,892	that's a totally self‐contained house,	that's a totally self‐contained house,
890	00:52:06,926	00:52:10,330	built out of tires, and bottles, and cans.	built out of tires, and bottles, and cans.
891	00:52:10,363	00:52:11,564	So it has no waste.	So it has no waste.
892	00:52:11,597	00:52:14,134	It in no way harms the land, this house.	It in no way harms the land, this house.
893	00:52:14,167	00:52:16,569	GREG: Self‐sufficient? Self‐sufficient.	GREG: Self‐sufficient? Self‐sufficient.
894	00:52:16,602	00:52:19,039	It looks like a living piece of art	It looks like a living piece of art
895	00:52:19,072	00:52:20,973	that you've made with your own two hands.	that you've made with your own two hands.
896	00:52:21,007	00:52:23,976	It's something that I can leave to my grandchildren.	It's something that I can leave to my grandchildren.
897	00:52:24,010	00:52:27,347	This house would be there for generations.	This house would be there for generations.
898	00:52:27,380	00:52:29,249	Outlive us all.	Outlive us all.
899	00:52:29,282	00:52:30,883	GREG: That's a good thing.	GREG: That's a good thing.
900	00:52:34,054	00:52:36,389	LINDA MAY: There. Now we're on.	LINDA MAY: There. Now we're on.
901	00:52:36,422	00:52:38,458	When you get old, you get personality.	When you get old, you get personality.
902	00:52:38,491	00:52:40,193	DAVE: Yeah. (LAUGHS)	DAVE: Yeah. (LAUGHS)
903	00:52:40,226	00:52:43,063	LINDA MAY: I'm not gonna see you for a while.	LINDA MAY: I'm not gonna see you for a while.
904	00:52:43,096	00:52:44,364	But... But...	But... But...
905	00:52:46,132	00:52:48,601	Oh... Oh...	Oh... Oh...
906	00:52:48,634	00:52:50,903	You come and see me.	You come and see me.
907	00:52:50,936	00:52:53,406	You come and stay as long as you like.	You come and stay as long as you like.
908	00:52:53,439	00:52:55,641	Whenever you like. FERN: Mmm.	Whenever you like. FERN: Mmm.
909	00:52:55,675	00:52:57,643	Okay. Thank you.	Okay. Thank you.
910	00:52:57,677	00:53:00,146	Oh... Thank you, Linda May.	Oh... Thank you, Linda May.
911	00:53:00,180	00:53:01,947	Oh, thank you.	Oh, thank you.
912	00:53:01,981	00:53:04,184	You have given me so much.	You have given me so much.
913	00:53:04,517	00:53:05,985	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
914	00:53:06,419	00:53:08,788	(BOTH CHUCKLE)	(BOTH CHUCKLE)
915	00:53:08,821	00:53:10,923	Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.	Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
916	00:53:15,561	00:53:17,430	(KIDS SHOUTING)	(KIDS SHOUTING)
917	00:53:23,503	00:53:25,838	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
918	00:53:36,449	00:53:38,984	(BREATHES DEEPLY)	(BREATHES DEEPLY)
919	00:53:49,129	00:53:50,230	Hi, Fern.	Hi, Fern.
920	00:53:50,263	00:53:51,731	Hey.	Hey.
921	00:53:51,764	00:53:54,600	I was at the gas station, and, uh,	I was at the gas station, and, uh,
922	00:53:54,634	00:53:56,202	and I think it's better if you don't	and I think it's better if you don't
923	00:53:56,236	00:53:57,537	drive through the park when it's dark	drive through the park when it's dark
924	00:53:57,570	00:53:59,639	for your cigarettes, so I got you these.	for your cigarettes, so I got you these.
925	00:53:59,672	00:54:00,740	FERN: What are they?	FERN: What are they?
926	00:54:00,773	00:54:02,108	Uh, licorice sticks.	Uh, licorice sticks.
927	00:54:02,142	00:54:03,843	I can't smoke licorice sticks, Dave.	I can't smoke licorice sticks, Dave.
928	00:54:03,876	00:54:06,079	I know, but you can chew on these,	I know, but you can chew on these,
929	00:54:06,112	00:54:09,082	and, you know, they help curb the urge.	and, you know, they help curb the urge.
930	00:54:09,115	00:54:10,650	I'm not gonna quit smoking, Dave.	I'm not gonna quit smoking, Dave.
931	00:54:10,683	00:54:13,619	Yeah, I know, but you should try these.	Yeah, I know, but you should try these.
932	00:54:13,653	00:54:15,421	They're good for the digestion, too.	They're good for the digestion, too.
933	00:54:16,422	00:54:18,191	Fine. Thanks.	Fine. Thanks.
934	00:54:18,224	00:54:20,893	What's going on? Ants. I've got ants.	What's going on? Ants. I've got ants.
935	00:54:20,926	00:54:22,395	Oh, ants. They're okay.	Oh, ants. They're okay.
936	00:54:22,428	00:54:25,398	No, they're not. They're in my food, Dave!	No, they're not. They're in my food, Dave!
937	00:54:25,431	00:54:26,799	I can do it. Thanks.	I can do it. Thanks.
938	00:54:29,469	00:54:30,636	Where do you want this?	Where do you want this?
939	00:54:30,670	00:54:32,305	(SHATTERING) Oh...	(SHATTERING) Oh...
940	00:54:34,807	00:54:36,676	Fern, I'm sorry.	Fern, I'm sorry.
941	00:54:36,709	00:54:38,211	I'm sorry, I didn't know that...	I'm sorry, I didn't know that...
942	00:54:38,244	00:54:39,412	Go over there!	Go over there!
943	00:54:43,516	00:54:44,650	You don't have to shout. Okay?	You don't have to shout. Okay?
944	00:54:44,684	00:54:45,751	Stay over there.	Stay over there.
945	00:54:45,785	00:54:46,986	I'm going.	I'm going.
946	00:55:24,490	00:55:25,958	(SOFTLY) Okay.	(SOFTLY) Okay.
947	00:55:32,332	00:55:34,200	(FLIES BUZZING)	(FLIES BUZZING)
948	00:55:35,768	00:55:38,104	(DOOR OPENS) No, we're closed.	(DOOR OPENS) No, we're closed.
949	00:55:39,605	00:55:41,074	(MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)	(MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)
950	00:55:42,775	00:55:44,377	(URINATING)	(URINATING)
951	00:55:52,285	00:55:54,154	CAROL: You are one of those lucky people	CAROL: You are one of those lucky people
952	00:55:54,187	00:55:56,456	that is from the United States.	that is from the United States.
953	00:55:56,489	00:55:58,791	Of the US of A. Yes.	Of the US of A. Yes.
954	00:55:58,824	00:56:00,893	Yes, I am. And you can travel anywhere.	Yes, I am. And you can travel anywhere.
955	00:56:00,926	00:56:01,961	Yes, ma'am. I know.	Yes, ma'am. I know.
956	00:56:01,994	00:56:04,297	And they sometimes call you	And they sometimes call you
957	00:56:04,330	00:56:05,931	nomads... Yeah.	nomads... Yeah.
958	00:56:05,965	00:56:07,900	...or people who don't have a home.	...or people who don't have a home.
959	00:56:07,933	00:56:10,603	I see that you have this ring.	I see that you have this ring.
960	00:56:10,636	00:56:12,905	Mmm‐hmm. Are you married?	Mmm‐hmm. Are you married?
961	00:56:13,206	00:56:14,674	I am,	I am,
962	00:56:14,707	00:56:17,243	but my husband died.	but my husband died.
963	00:56:18,378	00:56:19,912	And so...	And so...
964	00:56:20,780	00:56:21,981	I'm not gonna take that off.	I'm not gonna take that off.
965	00:56:22,015	00:56:24,650	That ring is a circle. FERN: Mmm‐hmm.	That ring is a circle. FERN: Mmm‐hmm.
966	00:56:24,684	00:56:27,120	And it never ends.	And it never ends.
967	00:56:27,153	00:56:30,156	And that means that your love never ends.	And that means that your love never ends.
968	00:56:32,058	00:56:36,496	And you may not be able to take it off if you tried.	And you may not be able to take it off if you tried.
969	00:56:36,529	00:56:37,630	I don't think I could.	I don't think I could.
970	00:56:37,663	00:56:38,664	No.	No.
971	00:57:05,691	00:57:07,993	Got a nice setup. The best one.	Got a nice setup. The best one.
972	00:57:09,829	00:57:12,132	(THERMOMETER BEEPING)	(THERMOMETER BEEPING)
973	00:57:21,207	00:57:23,276	He has a case of diverticulitis.	He has a case of diverticulitis.
974	00:57:23,309	00:57:25,178	Which is inflammation of his intestines.	Which is inflammation of his intestines.
975	00:57:25,211	00:57:26,046	Uh‐huh.	Uh‐huh.
976	00:57:26,079	00:57:27,713	So, earlier the surgeon went in	So, earlier the surgeon went in
977	00:57:27,747	00:57:29,015	and did a laparoscopic surgery.	and did a laparoscopic surgery.
978	00:57:29,049	00:57:30,716	He had surgery?	He had surgery?
979	00:57:30,750	00:57:31,951	DAVE: Ooh, Cup Noodles.	DAVE: Ooh, Cup Noodles.
980	00:57:31,984	00:57:33,953	Yeah. Well, it's good for when you're sick.	Yeah. Well, it's good for when you're sick.
981	00:57:33,986	00:57:36,522	Wow. Animal crackers.	Wow. Animal crackers.
982	00:57:36,556	00:57:37,590	And...	And...
983	00:57:38,424	00:57:39,659	for you.	for you.
984	00:57:40,726	00:57:41,927	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
985	00:57:41,961	00:57:43,296	That's my favorite.	That's my favorite.
986	00:57:43,329	00:57:44,430	I know.	I know.
987	00:57:44,897	00:57:46,599	Thanks, Fern.	Thanks, Fern.
988	00:57:46,632	00:57:49,269	So, what are you gonna do next?	So, what are you gonna do next?
989	00:57:49,302	00:57:52,438	Uh, I'm gonna go to the beet harvest in Nebraska.	Uh, I'm gonna go to the beet harvest in Nebraska.
990	00:57:52,472	00:57:54,607	Uh, that doesn't start till October.	Uh, that doesn't start till October.
991	00:57:54,640	00:57:56,342	How 'bout you?	How 'bout you?
992	00:57:56,376	00:57:58,611	I'm gonna start in at Wall Drug.	I'm gonna start in at Wall Drug.
993	00:57:58,644	00:57:59,945	Yeah, I did that last year.	Yeah, I did that last year.
994	00:57:59,979	00:58:02,182	I can see if they have another opening.	I can see if they have another opening.
995	00:58:02,782	00:58:04,584	For me? Yeah.	For me? Yeah.
996	00:58:04,617	00:58:06,452	Got a great place to park.	Got a great place to park.
997	00:58:08,454	00:58:11,724	Enjoy your kippers. Get better. Bye.	Enjoy your kippers. Get better. Bye.
998	00:58:18,564	00:58:20,566	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
999	00:58:26,772	00:58:29,242	How's it going? Good, good, good.	How's it going? Good, good, good.
1000	00:58:30,010	00:58:31,511	One...	One...
1001	00:58:36,016	00:58:37,417	Hey, Michael! MICHAEL: Hey! How's it goin'?	Hey, Michael! MICHAEL: Hey! How's it goin'?
1002	00:58:37,450	00:58:39,119	FERN: Good. Can I take these tomatoes and onions?	FERN: Good. Can I take these tomatoes and onions?
1003	00:58:39,152	00:58:40,420	MICHAEL: Yes. Absolutely.	MICHAEL: Yes. Absolutely.
1004	00:58:40,453	00:58:41,687	Thank you.	Thank you.
1005	00:58:46,826	00:58:48,694	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
1006	00:58:50,163	00:58:51,197	I don't like it.	I don't like it.
1007	00:58:51,231	00:58:52,598	One up over the right side there.	One up over the right side there.
1008	00:58:52,632	00:58:54,134	Okay.	Okay.
1009	00:58:54,167	00:58:56,469	Please don't let her face get near me.	Please don't let her face get near me.
1010	00:58:56,502	00:58:58,104	Oh, sheesh.	Oh, sheesh.
1011	00:58:58,138	00:59:00,673	Oh, my gosh. TERRY: Isn't she beautiful?	Oh, my gosh. TERRY: Isn't she beautiful?
1012	00:59:01,074	00:59:02,275	(ALL LAUGH)	(ALL LAUGH)
1013	00:59:02,308	00:59:05,311	FERN: I'm kinda kidding, but I'm not, really.	FERN: I'm kinda kidding, but I'm not, really.
1014	00:59:05,345	00:59:08,314	Oh, no. It's really squeezing my arm a lot.	Oh, no. It's really squeezing my arm a lot.
1015	00:59:08,348	00:59:09,415	That's me.	That's me.
1016	00:59:10,183	00:59:11,484	Okay. (LAUGHS)	Okay. (LAUGHS)
1017	00:59:11,517	00:59:12,852	FERN: Yeah!	FERN: Yeah!
1018	00:59:12,885	00:59:14,454	He didn't get it.	He didn't get it.
1019	00:59:14,487	00:59:17,323	Oh, my God, look at how gross it is.	Oh, my God, look at how gross it is.
1020	00:59:17,357	00:59:20,493	Ew. No! Get out of there, Terry. Get out! Get out!	Ew. No! Get out of there, Terry. Get out! Get out!
1021	00:59:20,526	00:59:21,994	DAVE: He's fine, Fern. Fern, he's fine.	DAVE: He's fine, Fern. Fern, he's fine.
1022	00:59:22,028	00:59:23,429	FERN: No, no. No, no. DAVE: He's fine, he's fine.	FERN: No, no. No, no. DAVE: He's fine, he's fine.
1023	00:59:23,463	00:59:24,430	Look. Just look.	Look. Just look.
1024	00:59:24,464	00:59:27,200	What is it? What's he feeding them? Oh!	What is it? What's he feeding them? Oh!
1025	00:59:27,233	00:59:28,268	Probably chicken or something like that.	Probably chicken or something like that.
1026	00:59:28,301	00:59:29,435	FERN: No. It's rabbits.	FERN: No. It's rabbits.
1027	00:59:29,469	00:59:31,071	DAVE: Look at that. Look at that.	DAVE: Look at that. Look at that.
1028	00:59:31,104	00:59:33,173	Look at his eyes. Yeah, yeah. He wants you.	Look at his eyes. Yeah, yeah. He wants you.
1029	00:59:33,206	00:59:35,075	He wants you next. (LAUGHING)	He wants you next. (LAUGHING)
1030	00:59:35,108	00:59:36,409	You get in there.	You get in there.
1031	00:59:36,442	00:59:38,078	I don't wanna be the one.	I don't wanna be the one.
1032	00:59:38,111	00:59:40,246	He's gonna come right through the glass.	He's gonna come right through the glass.
1033	00:59:56,062	00:59:57,330	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
1034	01:00:05,005	01:00:06,739	Pack in, pack out.	Pack in, pack out.
1035	01:00:23,589	01:00:26,292	I think they were actually this big.	I think they were actually this big.
1036	01:00:38,338	01:00:40,406	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
1037	01:00:40,440	01:00:42,375	BRAD: First thing we need to do is ask you	BRAD: First thing we need to do is ask you
1038	01:00:42,408	01:00:44,077	to turn off your bright lights.	to turn off your bright lights.
1039	01:00:44,110	01:00:45,411	WOMAN: I can. KID: Oh, it's right there.	WOMAN: I can. KID: Oh, it's right there.
1040	01:00:45,445	01:00:47,813	BRAD: Right, straight up, overhead.	BRAD: Right, straight up, overhead.
1041	01:00:47,847	01:00:50,116	That's the star, Vega.	That's the star, Vega.
1042	01:00:50,150	01:00:52,152	But it's 24 light years away.	But it's 24 light years away.
1043	01:00:52,185	01:00:53,219	FERN: Wow. MAN: Wow.	FERN: Wow. MAN: Wow.
1044	01:00:53,253	01:00:55,921	So what that means	So what that means
1045	01:00:55,955	01:00:58,024	is the light that you're looking at	is the light that you're looking at
1046	01:00:58,058	01:01:01,394	left Vega in 1987.	left Vega in 1987.
1047	01:01:01,427	01:01:03,396	Wow. (ALL EXCLAIM)	Wow. (ALL EXCLAIM)
1048	01:01:03,429	01:01:04,764	WOMAN: And it just got here?	WOMAN: And it just got here?
1049	01:01:04,797	01:01:06,199	And it just got here.	And it just got here.
1050	01:01:06,232	01:01:09,935	So the telescope is set up on Jupiter.	So the telescope is set up on Jupiter.
1051	01:01:09,969	01:01:13,273	Jupiter is the largest planet in our	Jupiter is the largest planet in our
1052	01:01:13,306	01:01:15,475	entire solar system.	entire solar system.
1053	01:01:15,508	01:01:18,311	Stars blow up, and they shoot plasma	Stars blow up, and they shoot plasma
1054	01:01:18,344	01:01:20,180	and atoms out into space.	and atoms out into space.
1055	01:01:20,213	01:01:22,115	Sometimes land on Earth.	Sometimes land on Earth.
1056	01:01:22,148	01:01:23,949	Nourish the soil.	Nourish the soil.
1057	01:01:23,983	01:01:26,419	They become part of you.	They become part of you.
1058	01:01:26,452	01:01:29,989	So, hold out your right hand	So, hold out your right hand
1059	01:01:30,023	01:01:32,358	and look at a star. WOMAN: Wow.	and look at a star. WOMAN: Wow.
1060	01:01:32,392	01:01:35,595	BRAD: Because there are atoms	BRAD: Because there are atoms
1061	01:01:35,628	01:01:39,232	from stars that blew up eons ago	from stars that blew up eons ago
1062	01:01:39,265	01:01:41,267	that landed on this planet,	that landed on this planet,
1063	01:01:41,301	01:01:43,769	and now they're in your hand.	and now they're in your hand.
1064	01:01:53,279	01:01:54,347	MAN: Hi. Hi.	MAN: Hi. Hi.
1065	01:01:54,380	01:01:55,915	Sorry, we're closed.	Sorry, we're closed.
1066	01:01:55,948	01:01:58,218	Uh... I'm looking for Dave.	Uh... I'm looking for Dave.
1067	01:01:58,251	01:02:01,121	I'm his son, James.	I'm his son, James.
1068	01:02:01,154	01:02:03,789	He's in the kitchen. Around the counter there.	He's in the kitchen. Around the counter there.
1069	01:02:03,823	01:02:05,391	That one? Yeah.	That one? Yeah.
1070	01:02:09,229	01:02:12,232	JAMES: In Nashville, we recorded a record...	JAMES: In Nashville, we recorded a record...
1071	01:02:18,538	01:02:20,673	I got it. I got it. I got it.	I got it. I got it. I got it.
1072	01:02:26,046	01:02:27,680	I've been through here.	I've been through here.
1073	01:02:27,713	01:02:29,549	Oh, yeah? A couple of times, yeah.	Oh, yeah? A couple of times, yeah.
1074	01:02:29,582	01:02:30,983	Huh.	Huh.
1075	01:02:31,017	01:02:32,618	This place, man.	This place, man.
1076	01:02:32,652	01:02:36,256	I don't know why anybody would wanna live here.	I don't know why anybody would wanna live here.
1077	01:02:36,289	01:02:38,624	Well, I can think of worse places.	Well, I can think of worse places.
1078	01:02:40,793	01:02:42,728	You wanna know a good way to get to know a place?	You wanna know a good way to get to know a place?
1079	01:02:42,762	01:02:43,763	What?	What?
1080	01:02:44,630	01:02:46,032	AA meetings.	AA meetings.
1081	01:02:46,066	01:02:48,101	Really? I mean, for me.	Really? I mean, for me.
1082	01:02:48,134	01:02:51,271	Back when I was with the band, and I was travelin' around,	Back when I was with the band, and I was travelin' around,
1083	01:02:52,272	01:02:53,573	I used to go to AA meetings everywhere.	I used to go to AA meetings everywhere.
1084	01:02:53,606	01:02:55,175	It was a great way to get to know people	It was a great way to get to know people
1085	01:02:55,208	01:02:56,609	and to get to know a place.	and to get to know a place.
1086	01:02:57,143	01:02:58,611	How's the burger?	How's the burger?
1087	01:03:00,146	01:03:01,447	Well, it's not bad. Yeah?	Well, it's not bad. Yeah?
1088	01:03:01,481	01:03:02,748	He's a good cook, your dad.	He's a good cook, your dad.
1089	01:03:02,782	01:03:05,085	It's not that hard to make a burger.	It's not that hard to make a burger.
1090	01:03:05,118	01:03:07,453	Cold. (CHUCKLES)	Cold. (CHUCKLES)
1091	01:03:07,487	01:03:09,322	DAVE: That's his wife, Emily. FERN: Oh, she's cute.	DAVE: That's his wife, Emily. FERN: Oh, she's cute.
1092	01:03:09,355	01:03:11,724	Hope she's older than she looks.	Hope she's older than she looks.
1093	01:03:11,757	01:03:13,059	DAVE: She's gonna have a baby.	DAVE: She's gonna have a baby.
1094	01:03:13,993	01:03:15,761	You're gonna be a grandpa.	You're gonna be a grandpa.
1095	01:03:15,795	01:03:17,230	When's she due?	When's she due?
1096	01:03:17,263	01:03:18,398	In two weeks, he said.	In two weeks, he said.
1097	01:03:18,431	01:03:20,433	He's on his way home now.	He's on his way home now.
1098	01:03:21,501	01:03:23,836	Asked me to come with him. You should go.	Asked me to come with him. You should go.
1099	01:03:32,845	01:03:33,979	DAVE: I was...	DAVE: I was...
1100	01:03:36,216	01:03:37,717	I was, uh...	I was, uh...
1101	01:03:40,086	01:03:41,587	He didn't like it very much	He didn't like it very much
1102	01:03:41,621	01:03:43,723	that I wasn't around when he was...	that I wasn't around when he was...
1103	01:03:43,756	01:03:44,724	when he was young.	when he was young.
1104	01:03:44,757	01:03:47,727	I tried to be around when he was older,	I tried to be around when he was older,
1105	01:03:47,760	01:03:51,064	but he was into his thing, and I was into mine	but he was into his thing, and I was into mine
1106	01:03:52,665	01:03:56,669	and I guess, I just forgot how to be a dad.	and I guess, I just forgot how to be a dad.
1107	01:03:58,771	01:04:00,940	Anyway, I wasn't very good at it.	Anyway, I wasn't very good at it.
1108	01:04:02,508	01:04:04,344	Don't think about it too much, Dave.	Don't think about it too much, Dave.
1109	01:04:04,377	01:04:06,812	Just go. Be a grandfather.	Just go. Be a grandfather.
1110	01:04:19,259	01:04:20,993	You wanna come with me?	You wanna come with me?
1111	01:04:24,697	01:04:26,832	Maybe I can visit sometime.	Maybe I can visit sometime.
1112	01:04:28,234	01:04:29,435	Great.	Great.
1113	01:04:31,137	01:04:32,372	'Night.	'Night.
1114	01:04:32,805	01:04:33,873	'Night.	'Night.
1115	01:04:37,477	01:04:39,679	(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)	(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
1116	01:04:43,316	01:04:44,684	(KNOCKING)	(KNOCKING)
1117	01:05:31,097	01:05:33,099	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
1118	01:06:08,234	01:06:09,235	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)	(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
1119	01:06:22,448	01:06:24,984	(GUITAR PLAYING) (INDISTINCT CHATTER)	(GUITAR PLAYING) (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
1120	01:06:34,627	01:06:36,862	♪♪ It's been many years since	♪♪ It's been many years since
1121	01:06:36,896	01:06:40,900	♪♪ I started out for that gold	♪♪ I started out for that gold
1122	01:06:44,937	01:06:49,575	♪♪ Findin' bits and pieces All worth their reach...	♪♪ Findin' bits and pieces All worth their reach...
1123	01:06:49,609	01:06:51,944	♪♪ I've carried on ♪♪	♪♪ I've carried on ♪♪
1124	01:06:53,346	01:06:55,881	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES)	(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC CONTINUES)
1125	01:07:03,089	01:07:04,690	(RUMBLING)	(RUMBLING)
1126	01:07:33,553	01:07:35,621	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1127	01:07:50,303	01:07:51,904	(CELL PHONE CHIMES)	(CELL PHONE CHIMES)
1128	01:07:53,606	01:07:54,907	FERN: Huh.	FERN: Huh.
1129	01:07:55,741	01:07:57,243	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
1130	01:07:59,212	01:08:01,081	(BIRDS CHIRPING)	(BIRDS CHIRPING)
1131	01:08:10,223	01:08:13,726	FERN: You made it, Swankie.	FERN: You made it, Swankie.
1132	01:08:45,491	01:08:46,726	Thanks, man.	Thanks, man.
1133	01:08:48,394	01:08:51,964	Then I'm gonna get the big G right here. For Georgia.	Then I'm gonna get the big G right here. For Georgia.
1134	01:08:51,997	01:08:53,799	And the big bulldog right here.	And the big bulldog right here.
1135	01:08:53,833	01:08:56,169	It'll be a full half sleeve for the Georgia Bulldogs.	It'll be a full half sleeve for the Georgia Bulldogs.
1136	01:08:56,202	01:08:58,071	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1137	01:09:04,844	01:09:06,912	(TRAIN PASSING OUTSIDE)	(TRAIN PASSING OUTSIDE)
1138	01:09:07,680	01:09:09,682	(TRAIN HORN BLARES)	(TRAIN HORN BLARES)
1139	01:09:35,375	01:09:37,343	(GRUNTS) Oh, Jesus!	(GRUNTS) Oh, Jesus!
1140	01:09:37,377	01:09:40,013	(MUFFLED RADIO CHATTER)	(MUFFLED RADIO CHATTER)
1141	01:09:40,046	01:09:41,281	(KNOCK AT DOOR) (GASPS)	(KNOCK AT DOOR) (GASPS)
1142	01:09:41,314	01:09:43,916	MAN: No overnight parking. You can't sleep here.	MAN: No overnight parking. You can't sleep here.
1143	01:09:43,949	01:09:46,186	I'm leaving. I'm leaving.	I'm leaving. I'm leaving.
1144	01:09:53,659	01:09:55,261	(ENGINE STALLING)	(ENGINE STALLING)
1145	01:10:04,204	01:10:05,905	(BANGING FEET)	(BANGING FEET)
1146	01:10:14,747	01:10:19,685	Okay, what we've got is parts and labor,	Okay, what we've got is parts and labor,
1147	01:10:19,719	01:10:22,055	$2,300 and tax. Okay.	$2,300 and tax. Okay.
1148	01:10:22,088	01:10:24,857	JEREMY: I just looked up the value on your van.	JEREMY: I just looked up the value on your van.
1149	01:10:24,890	01:10:26,559	With that high a mileage,	With that high a mileage,
1150	01:10:26,592	01:10:29,429	you're lookin' about $5,000 at the most.	you're lookin' about $5,000 at the most.
1151	01:10:29,462	01:10:32,665	I'd probably recommend, um,	I'd probably recommend, um,
1152	01:10:32,698	01:10:34,134	taking that money and putting it	taking that money and putting it
1153	01:10:34,167	01:10:35,468	towards a different vehicle so that you...	towards a different vehicle so that you...
1154	01:10:35,501	01:10:37,237	No, no. Well, I can't do that.	No, no. Well, I can't do that.
1155	01:10:37,270	01:10:40,740	I can't do that. See, 'cause... All right. Um...	I can't do that. See, 'cause... All right. Um...
1156	01:10:40,773	01:10:43,709	I, uh, spent a lot of time and money	I, uh, spent a lot of time and money
1157	01:10:43,743	01:10:46,179	building the inside out, and, um,	building the inside out, and, um,
1158	01:10:46,212	01:10:47,547	a lot of people don't understand	a lot of people don't understand
1159	01:10:47,580	01:10:48,914	the value of that.	the value of that.
1160	01:10:48,948	01:10:51,951	But it's not somethin', like, we can...	But it's not somethin', like, we can...
1161	01:10:52,518	01:10:53,786	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1162	01:10:55,688	01:10:57,323	I live in there.	I live in there.
1163	01:10:58,224	01:10:59,792	It's my home.	It's my home.
1164	01:10:59,825	01:11:02,895	Why can't you just wire it to me, Doll?	Why can't you just wire it to me, Doll?
1165	01:11:02,928	01:11:04,530	I can pay you... I can...	I can pay you... I can...
1166	01:11:04,564	01:11:06,499	Dolly, listen, I can pay you back.	Dolly, listen, I can pay you back.
1167	01:11:06,532	01:11:08,601	I'm gonna do Amazon again soon.	I'm gonna do Amazon again soon.
1168	01:11:08,634	01:11:12,338	I'll be able to pay you back as soon as I get that check.	I'll be able to pay you back as soon as I get that check.
1169	01:11:12,372	01:11:13,373	It's gonna be...	It's gonna be...
1170	01:11:17,443	01:11:18,778	Yeah... I'm being stubborn?	Yeah... I'm being stubborn?
1171	01:11:18,811	01:11:20,513	Well, I think you're being a bitch.	Well, I think you're being a bitch.
1172	01:11:31,857	01:11:33,893	(THUNDER RUMBLING)	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
1173	01:11:42,202	01:11:44,104	(BIRDS CHIRPING)	(BIRDS CHIRPING)
1174	01:11:47,040	01:11:49,109	(WIND CHIMES TINKLING)	(WIND CHIMES TINKLING)
1175	01:11:52,178	01:11:54,014	(DOORBELL RINGS)	(DOORBELL RINGS)
1176	01:11:59,952	01:12:02,488	(DOORBELL RINGS CONTINUOUSLY)	(DOORBELL RINGS CONTINUOUSLY)
1177	01:12:05,058	01:12:06,126	Hi.	Hi.
1178	01:12:06,159	01:12:07,493	Hi, Fern.	Hi, Fern.
1179	01:12:07,527	01:12:08,861	The doorbell works.	The doorbell works.
1180	01:12:08,894	01:12:11,231	Yeah, well, I didn't hear it, so...	Yeah, well, I didn't hear it, so...
1181	01:12:11,264	01:12:13,266	Hey. (LAUGHS)	Hey. (LAUGHS)
1182	01:12:14,500	01:12:16,769	GEORGE: You want yours with cheese on it? All right.	GEORGE: You want yours with cheese on it? All right.
1183	01:12:16,802	01:12:19,339	Got my famous four‐egg cake. All right.	Got my famous four‐egg cake. All right.
1184	01:12:19,372	01:12:20,940	Dolly talked me into it. Where do you want it?	Dolly talked me into it. Where do you want it?
1185	01:12:20,973	01:12:22,475	Okay. Yeah, put it there, Fern.	Okay. Yeah, put it there, Fern.
1186	01:12:22,508	01:12:24,844	Here? Okay.	Here? Okay.
1187	01:12:24,877	01:12:26,546	All right. Ooh, that looks good.	All right. Ooh, that looks good.
1188	01:12:26,579	01:12:28,114	Mmm‐hmm. I want that one.	Mmm‐hmm. I want that one.
1189	01:12:28,148	01:12:29,282	All right, that's yours.	All right, that's yours.
1190	01:12:29,315	01:12:31,384	It's got your name on it. Double cheese,	It's got your name on it. Double cheese,
1191	01:12:31,417	01:12:33,219	please. You want cheese?	please. You want cheese?
1192	01:12:33,253	01:12:35,621	I want two slices, please. Okay.	I want two slices, please. Okay.
1193	01:12:35,655	01:12:37,890	(MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)	(MUSIC PLAYING ON SPEAKERS)
1194	01:12:37,923	01:12:40,126	DOLLY: Uh, this is my sister, Fern.	DOLLY: Uh, this is my sister, Fern.
1195	01:12:40,160	01:12:41,494	Fern? Hi, Fern. I'm Jim.	Fern? Hi, Fern. I'm Jim.
1196	01:12:41,527	01:12:42,762	Hi. Sorry. Lime on my hand.	Hi. Sorry. Lime on my hand.
1197	01:12:42,795	01:12:43,896	JIM: Nice to meet you. This is my wife, Pam.	JIM: Nice to meet you. This is my wife, Pam.
1198	01:12:43,929	01:12:46,032	Hi, Pam. Sorry, wet hand. PAM: Hi.	Hi, Pam. Sorry, wet hand. PAM: Hi.
1199	01:12:46,066	01:12:48,101	DOLLY: Jim has been working with George for a long time.	DOLLY: Jim has been working with George for a long time.
1200	01:12:48,134	01:12:49,969	Yeah, George actually sold us our first house	Yeah, George actually sold us our first house
1201	01:12:50,002	01:12:51,104	before I got in real estate.	before I got in real estate.
1202	01:12:51,137	01:12:52,772	Did they tell you how they met?	Did they tell you how they met?
1203	01:12:52,805	01:12:53,839	JIM: No.	JIM: No.
1204	01:12:53,873	01:12:55,941	I introduced them. (LAUGHS)	I introduced them. (LAUGHS)
1205	01:12:55,975	01:12:58,378	I introduced you to George, but I knew George before.	I introduced you to George, but I knew George before.
1206	01:12:58,411	01:13:01,881	So, I took her out and I said, "Listen, um...	So, I took her out and I said, "Listen, um...
1207	01:13:02,982	01:13:05,118	"George is a really good friend of mine.	"George is a really good friend of mine.
1208	01:13:05,151	01:13:07,220	"I don't want you to mess this up.	"I don't want you to mess this up.
1209	01:13:07,253	01:13:09,789	"If you're not serious about him,	"If you're not serious about him,
1210	01:13:09,822	01:13:11,891	"don't mess with him."	"don't mess with him."
1211	01:13:11,924	01:13:13,459	And I didn't mess it up.	And I didn't mess it up.
1212	01:13:13,493	01:13:15,461	And you said, "What are you talkin' about?"	And you said, "What are you talkin' about?"
1213	01:13:15,495	01:13:18,231	And so, how many years have you been together?	And so, how many years have you been together?
1214	01:13:19,165	01:13:20,400	30 plus.	30 plus.
1215	01:13:20,433	01:13:22,035	Worked out pretty good. Yeah, worked out pretty good.	Worked out pretty good. Yeah, worked out pretty good.
1216	01:13:22,068	01:13:24,670	I was able to take care of it on my own, actually,	I was able to take care of it on my own, actually,
1217	01:13:24,704	01:13:26,639	after that introduction. You're welcome.	after that introduction. You're welcome.
1218	01:13:26,672	01:13:28,174	NEIGHBOR PAUL: Things are looking good right now.	NEIGHBOR PAUL: Things are looking good right now.
1219	01:13:28,208	01:13:31,944	The prices are goin' up. 2012 was a winner.	The prices are goin' up. 2012 was a winner.
1220	01:13:31,977	01:13:33,646	I mean, I wish I would have had the money	I mean, I wish I would have had the money
1221	01:13:33,679	01:13:34,780	in 2008 to buy everything,	in 2008 to buy everything,
1222	01:13:34,814	01:13:36,582	so I could sell it now.	so I could sell it now.
1223	01:13:36,616	01:13:39,952	Seems like real estate always ends up on the upside.	Seems like real estate always ends up on the upside.
1224	01:13:39,985	01:13:41,821	I don't wanna disagree with you,	I don't wanna disagree with you,
1225	01:13:41,854	01:13:43,556	but I have to say I do.	but I have to say I do.
1226	01:13:44,924	01:13:48,461	It's strange that you encourage people	It's strange that you encourage people
1227	01:13:48,494	01:13:52,332	to invest their whole life savings, go into debt,	to invest their whole life savings, go into debt,
1228	01:13:52,365	01:13:54,667	just to buy a house they can't afford.	just to buy a house they can't afford.
1229	01:13:55,668	01:13:57,103	GEORGE: Fern,	GEORGE: Fern,
1230	01:13:57,137	01:14:00,406	that's a rather limited look at what we do.	that's a rather limited look at what we do.
1231	01:14:00,440	01:14:01,607	Is it limited, George?	Is it limited, George?
1232	01:14:01,641	01:14:05,045	GEORGE: I mean, we're not all in a position to just	GEORGE: I mean, we're not all in a position to just
1233	01:14:05,078	01:14:06,479	chuck everything and hit the road.	chuck everything and hit the road.
1234	01:14:06,512	01:14:08,548	Oh, you think that's what I've done, George?	Oh, you think that's what I've done, George?
1235	01:14:08,581	01:14:11,851	I chucked everything to hit the road? Is that what I did?	I chucked everything to hit the road? Is that what I did?
1236	01:14:11,884	01:14:14,020	GEORGE: All right. I'm sorry.	GEORGE: All right. I'm sorry.
1237	01:14:18,458	01:14:22,262	You know, I think that, um, what the nomads are doing	You know, I think that, um, what the nomads are doing
1238	01:14:22,295	01:14:25,565	is not that different than what the pioneers did.	is not that different than what the pioneers did.
1239	01:14:25,598	01:14:28,134	I think Fern's part of an American tradition.	I think Fern's part of an American tradition.
1240	01:14:28,868	01:14:30,270	I think it's great.	I think it's great.
1241	01:14:36,009	01:14:37,510	Hey. Hi.	Hey. Hi.
1242	01:14:41,814	01:14:43,016	Here you go.	Here you go.
1243	01:14:44,884	01:14:47,720	Okay. Yeah, thanks.	Okay. Yeah, thanks.
1244	01:14:47,753	01:14:49,255	You know I'll pay you back, right?	You know I'll pay you back, right?
1245	01:14:49,289	01:14:50,356	Mmm‐hmm.	Mmm‐hmm.
1246	01:14:50,890	01:14:52,425	I will. Mmm‐hmm.	I will. Mmm‐hmm.
1247	01:14:55,328	01:14:56,596	Why don't you move in with us?	Why don't you move in with us?
1248	01:14:56,629	01:14:57,830	I can't live here.	I can't live here.
1249	01:14:57,863	01:14:59,332	I can't live in this room.	I can't live in this room.
1250	01:14:59,365	01:15:02,402	I can't sleep in this bed. Thank you, but I can't...	I can't sleep in this bed. Thank you, but I can't...
1251	01:15:02,435	01:15:03,736	I know, we're not as interesting	I know, we're not as interesting
1252	01:15:03,769	01:15:04,804	as the people you meet out there.	as the people you meet out there.
1253	01:15:04,837	01:15:06,239	That's not what I'm talkin' about.	That's not what I'm talkin' about.
1254	01:15:06,272	01:15:07,707	No, that's what it is.	No, that's what it is.
1255	01:15:07,740	01:15:12,178	It's always what's out there that's more interesting.	It's always what's out there that's more interesting.
1256	01:15:12,212	01:15:14,414	You left home as soon as you could,	You left home as soon as you could,
1257	01:15:14,447	01:15:18,051	you married Bo after just knowing him a few months,	you married Bo after just knowing him a few months,
1258	01:15:18,084	01:15:20,520	and then you moved to the middle of nowhere with him.	and then you moved to the middle of nowhere with him.
1259	01:15:20,553	01:15:23,256	And then even after Bo passed away,	And then even after Bo passed away,
1260	01:15:23,956	01:15:26,392	you still stayed in Empire.	you still stayed in Empire.
1261	01:15:26,426	01:15:29,662	I just didn't get it. I mean, you could have left...	I just didn't get it. I mean, you could have left...
1262	01:15:29,695	01:15:30,696	Yeah.	Yeah.
1263	01:15:33,999	01:15:37,203	See, that's why I can't come here.	See, that's why I can't come here.
1264	01:15:40,440	01:15:42,008	I never said this to you before,	I never said this to you before,
1265	01:15:42,042	01:15:44,077	and maybe I should have...	and maybe I should have...
1266	01:15:44,110	01:15:45,378	You know, when you were growin' up,	You know, when you were growin' up,
1267	01:15:45,411	01:15:48,114	you were eccentric to other people.	you were eccentric to other people.
1268	01:15:48,148	01:15:50,416	You maybe seemed weird,	You maybe seemed weird,
1269	01:15:50,450	01:15:52,818	but it was just because you were braver,	but it was just because you were braver,
1270	01:15:52,852	01:15:55,355	and more honest than everybody else.	and more honest than everybody else.
1271	01:15:56,922	01:16:01,294	And you could see me when I was hiding from everybody.	And you could see me when I was hiding from everybody.
1272	01:16:03,729	01:16:06,632	And sometimes you could see me before I saw myself.	And sometimes you could see me before I saw myself.
1273	01:16:10,903	01:16:12,505	I needed that in my life.	I needed that in my life.
1274	01:16:13,706	01:16:15,641	And you're my sister.	And you're my sister.
1275	01:16:15,675	01:16:19,312	I would have loved having you around all these years.	I would have loved having you around all these years.
1276	01:16:21,081	01:16:24,584	You left a big hole by leaving.	You left a big hole by leaving.
1277	01:16:30,790	01:16:32,625	(SOFTLY) That one's on me.	(SOFTLY) That one's on me.
1278	01:16:37,597	01:16:39,599	(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)	(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
1279	01:17:37,557	01:17:39,159	Hey.	Hey.
1280	01:17:39,192	01:17:42,028	Hi. Want a sandwich? You hungry?	Hi. Want a sandwich? You hungry?
1281	01:17:42,062	01:17:44,297	I think I've met you before.	I think I've met you before.
1282	01:17:44,897	01:17:46,099	Yeah, I'm Fern.	Yeah, I'm Fern.
1283	01:17:46,132	01:17:48,568	I was workin' at T‐Rock in Quartzsite.	I was workin' at T‐Rock in Quartzsite.
1284	01:17:48,601	01:17:49,835	Fern. Mmm‐hmm.	Fern. Mmm‐hmm.
1285	01:17:49,869	01:17:52,405	You let Noodle sell his rocks there, didn't you?	You let Noodle sell his rocks there, didn't you?
1286	01:17:52,438	01:17:53,306	Yeah.	Yeah.
1287	01:17:53,339	01:17:54,874	Would you like a beer?	Would you like a beer?
1288	01:17:55,508	01:17:56,509	Uh...	Uh...
1289	01:17:56,542	01:17:59,045	Yeah, okay. I'll trade you for a sandwich.	Yeah, okay. I'll trade you for a sandwich.
1290	01:17:59,079	01:18:01,114	Well, here you go. Thanks.	Well, here you go. Thanks.
1291	01:18:01,147	01:18:02,182	It's cold, you know.	It's cold, you know.
1292	01:18:02,215	01:18:03,449	You should sit down by the fire.	You should sit down by the fire.
1293	01:18:03,483	01:18:04,784	Got a little trouble with my knees, though.	Got a little trouble with my knees, though.
1294	01:18:04,817	01:18:05,918	Can you help me?	Can you help me?
1295	01:18:05,951	01:18:07,920	Of course. Thanks, man.	Of course. Thanks, man.
1296	01:18:07,953	01:18:09,755	Yeah, that'll do it. Yeah.	Yeah, that'll do it. Yeah.
1297	01:18:09,789	01:18:11,524	All right. Great. Thanks.	All right. Great. Thanks.
1298	01:18:11,557	01:18:13,926	You gave me a light back in Quartzsite.	You gave me a light back in Quartzsite.
1299	01:18:13,959	01:18:16,062	FERN: Mmm‐hmm. You still have it?	FERN: Mmm‐hmm. You still have it?
1300	01:18:16,096	01:18:20,400	(LAUGHS) No, that's long gone. But I do have this for ya.	(LAUGHS) No, that's long gone. But I do have this for ya.
1301	01:18:20,866	01:18:22,302	Want you to have it.	Want you to have it.
1302	01:18:23,569	01:18:26,139	Thanks. It's really beautiful.	Thanks. It's really beautiful.
1303	01:18:26,172	01:18:28,141	What is that? What's that stone?	What is that? What's that stone?
1304	01:18:28,174	01:18:29,875	That there is dinosaur bone.	That there is dinosaur bone.
1305	01:18:29,909	01:18:31,011	Really?	Really?
1306	01:18:31,044	01:18:32,212	Uh, I think so.	Uh, I think so.
1307	01:18:32,245	01:18:33,979	But I only know what they tell me. (CHUCKLES)	But I only know what they tell me. (CHUCKLES)
1308	01:18:34,014	01:18:35,981	Where are your mom and dad?	Where are your mom and dad?
1309	01:18:36,016	01:18:37,383	Back home in Wisconsin.	Back home in Wisconsin.
1310	01:18:37,417	01:18:39,352	You think they worry about you?	You think they worry about you?
1311	01:18:43,023	01:18:44,524	You don't get lonely?	You don't get lonely?
1312	01:18:45,291	01:18:46,626	Got a girlfriend anywhere?	Got a girlfriend anywhere?
1313	01:18:47,127	01:18:49,062	Well,	Well,
1314	01:18:49,095	01:18:51,131	to be truthful, well, there is one.	to be truthful, well, there is one.
1315	01:18:51,164	01:18:52,498	Mmm‐hmm.	Mmm‐hmm.
1316	01:18:52,532	01:18:54,867	She lives up in the North Country.	She lives up in the North Country.
1317	01:18:54,900	01:18:56,402	Small farm.	Small farm.
1318	01:18:56,436	01:18:58,671	She's happy with her life there.	She's happy with her life there.
1319	01:19:00,606	01:19:01,607	I...	I...
1320	01:19:02,975	01:19:04,310	write letters to her.	write letters to her.
1321	01:19:04,344	01:19:07,247	Oh, smart man. Very good. Letters are good.	Oh, smart man. Very good. Letters are good.
1322	01:19:07,280	01:19:10,350	I just can't ever write about anything	I just can't ever write about anything
1323	01:19:10,383	01:19:13,253	I reckon she'd care about.	I reckon she'd care about.
1324	01:19:15,355	01:19:17,023	You ever try poems?	You ever try poems?
1325	01:19:18,758	01:19:20,560	Can't say I have.	Can't say I have.
1326	01:19:20,593	01:19:22,795	I don't think I know a one.	I don't think I know a one.
1327	01:19:23,629	01:19:25,231	Do you know any?	Do you know any?
1328	01:19:25,265	01:19:29,202	How about one that I used for my wedding vow?	How about one that I used for my wedding vow?
1329	01:19:29,235	01:19:31,904	When I was not much older than you.	When I was not much older than you.
1330	01:19:31,937	01:19:33,406	Oh, right on.	Oh, right on.
1331	01:19:33,906	01:19:35,408	Mind if I hear it?	Mind if I hear it?
1332	01:19:35,441	01:19:37,810	Okay. Let's see if I can remember it.	Okay. Let's see if I can remember it.
1333	01:19:37,843	01:19:38,844	Um...	Um...
1334	01:19:41,647	01:19:44,717	"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?	"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
1335	01:19:44,750	01:19:47,587	"Thou art more lovely and more temperate.	"Thou art more lovely and more temperate.
1336	01:19:47,620	01:19:50,623	"Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May.	"Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May.
1337	01:19:50,656	01:19:55,628	"And summer's lease hath all too short a date.	"And summer's lease hath all too short a date.
1338	01:19:55,661	01:19:59,399	"Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines.	"Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines.
1339	01:19:59,432	01:20:02,902	"And often is his gold complexion dimmed.	"And often is his gold complexion dimmed.
1340	01:20:02,935	01:20:06,806	"And every fair from fair sometimes declines.	"And every fair from fair sometimes declines.
1341	01:20:06,839	01:20:12,212	"By chance or nature's changing course undimmed.	"By chance or nature's changing course undimmed.
1342	01:20:12,245	01:20:15,681	"But thy eternal summer shall not fade.	"But thy eternal summer shall not fade.
1343	01:20:15,715	01:20:19,819	"Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st.	"Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st.
1344	01:20:19,852	01:20:20,886	"Nor	"Nor
1345	01:20:21,887	01:20:23,123	"shall...	"shall...
1346	01:20:23,156	01:20:27,660	"Nor shall death brag thou walkest in his shade.	"Nor shall death brag thou walkest in his shade.
1347	01:20:27,693	01:20:31,531	"When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st.	"When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st.
1348	01:20:32,665	01:20:37,170	"So long as men can breathe and eyes can see.	"So long as men can breathe and eyes can see.
1349	01:20:37,203	01:20:41,941	"So long lives this, and this gives life to thee."	"So long lives this, and this gives life to thee."
1350	01:20:45,378	01:20:47,580	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)
1351	01:21:00,760	01:21:02,362	(BIRDS CHIRPING)	(BIRDS CHIRPING)
1352	01:21:42,535	01:21:44,604	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1353	01:22:16,269	01:22:17,703	(MUSIC STOPS)	(MUSIC STOPS)
1354	01:22:18,571	01:22:20,606	(BIRDS CHIRPING)	(BIRDS CHIRPING)
1355	01:22:22,175	01:22:24,044	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)	(DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE)
1356	01:22:42,095	01:22:43,829	DAVE: Fern!	DAVE: Fern!
1357	01:22:43,863	01:22:45,365	Hey! Hi!	Hey! Hi!
1358	01:22:45,398	01:22:46,599	Hey.	Hey.
1359	01:22:48,501	01:22:50,036	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
1360	01:22:51,504	01:22:53,039	Hi. You made it.	Hi. You made it.
1361	01:22:53,073	01:22:54,240	Yeah.	Yeah.
1362	01:22:54,274	01:22:56,242	Good.	Good.
1363	01:22:58,244	01:23:01,514	Hey. Yeah. It's nice. Wow. Wow.	Hey. Yeah. It's nice. Wow. Wow.
1364	01:23:01,547	01:23:03,849	Well, hey. Come here.	Well, hey. Come here.
1365	01:23:03,883	01:23:05,251	Come on in.	Come on in.
1366	01:23:05,285	01:23:07,087	I'll get that. Okay.	I'll get that. Okay.
1367	01:23:10,556	01:23:12,492	This is Emily, my daughter‐in‐law.	This is Emily, my daughter‐in‐law.
1368	01:23:12,525	01:23:13,626	I'm Fern. So nice to meet you.	I'm Fern. So nice to meet you.
1369	01:23:13,659	01:23:15,961	FERN: Hi. Welcome.	FERN: Hi. Welcome.
1370	01:23:15,995	01:23:18,031	Hey, everybody. Hey! There you are!	Hey, everybody. Hey! There you are!
1371	01:23:18,064	01:23:19,232	DAVE: This is Fern.	DAVE: This is Fern.
1372	01:23:19,265	01:23:21,567	Hey. Hi, I'm Mike.	Hey. Hi, I'm Mike.
1373	01:23:21,601	01:23:22,835	Hi. Nice to meet you.	Hi. Nice to meet you.
1374	01:23:22,868	01:23:24,404	Nice to meet you. Thank you. Welcome, welcome.	Nice to meet you. Thank you. Welcome, welcome.
1375	01:23:24,437	01:23:26,172	DAVE: And you know James.	DAVE: And you know James.
1376	01:23:26,206	01:23:27,073	FERN: Hi, James. How are you?	FERN: Hi, James. How are you?
1377	01:23:27,107	01:23:28,374	Hi. How are you? It's nice to see you.	Hi. How are you? It's nice to see you.
1378	01:23:28,408	01:23:29,842	Thanks for having me.	Thanks for having me.
1379	01:23:29,875	01:23:31,244	Who's that? Is that the guy? This is Damien.	Who's that? Is that the guy? This is Damien.
1380	01:23:31,277	01:23:32,345	Hi. He's the guy.	Hi. He's the guy.
1381	01:23:32,378	01:23:34,347	Hi, Damien. Say hi.	Hi, Damien. Say hi.
1382	01:23:34,380	01:23:35,481	How's your drive?	How's your drive?
1383	01:23:35,515	01:23:37,317	It was great. Little hairy on the end.	It was great. Little hairy on the end.
1384	01:23:37,350	01:23:38,584	That's a scary road.	That's a scary road.
1385	01:23:38,618	01:23:40,620	MIKE: In your van? I've heard about your van.	MIKE: In your van? I've heard about your van.
1386	01:23:40,653	01:23:42,322	Yeah, yeah. MIKE: I'd like to see it.	Yeah, yeah. MIKE: I'd like to see it.
1387	01:23:42,355	01:23:45,825	I'll, uh, introduce you at some point. Thanks. Yeah.	I'll, uh, introduce you at some point. Thanks. Yeah.
1388	01:23:45,858	01:23:46,859	MIKE: Okay.	MIKE: Okay.
1389	01:23:46,892	01:23:48,628	MIKE: Where you comin' from? That's Peter.	MIKE: Where you comin' from? That's Peter.
1390	01:23:48,661	01:23:49,962	PETER: Hey! Can I get you somethin'?	PETER: Hey! Can I get you somethin'?
1391	01:23:49,995	01:23:51,431	Uh, yeah. Water would be great. Thanks.	Uh, yeah. Water would be great. Thanks.
1392	01:23:51,464	01:23:52,765	PETER: Great. Sure.	PETER: Great. Sure.
1393	01:23:52,798	01:23:54,734	(DAMIEN FUSSES) Oh.	(DAMIEN FUSSES) Oh.
1394	01:23:54,767	01:23:56,302	JAMES: Been on the road long?	JAMES: Been on the road long?
1395	01:23:56,336	01:23:59,139	Um... Yeah. I worked for a while,	Um... Yeah. I worked for a while,
1396	01:23:59,172	01:24:01,641	but I've been travelin' since I last saw you, yeah.	but I've been travelin' since I last saw you, yeah.
1397	01:24:01,674	01:24:02,775	All right, cool. DAVE: Here you go.	All right, cool. DAVE: Here you go.
1398	01:24:02,808	01:24:04,444	FERN: Uh‐oh, uh‐oh. (DAMIEN CRYING)	FERN: Uh‐oh, uh‐oh. (DAMIEN CRYING)
1399	01:24:04,477	01:24:06,812	Okay, I'll give you to mommy.	Okay, I'll give you to mommy.
1400	01:24:23,529	01:24:25,298	You had a flat. Did you eat something?	You had a flat. Did you eat something?
1401	01:24:25,331	01:24:27,033	Eat something? Huh?	Eat something? Huh?
1402	01:24:27,067	01:24:29,235	You had a flat tire on your van, Dave.	You had a flat tire on your van, Dave.
1403	01:24:29,269	01:24:31,904	Oh, okay. I hadn't noticed.	Oh, okay. I hadn't noticed.
1404	01:24:33,173	01:24:34,740	'Cause you're stayin'?	'Cause you're stayin'?
1405	01:24:35,875	01:24:37,077	Yeah.	Yeah.
1406	01:24:37,110	01:24:38,178	Good.	Good.
1407	01:24:38,211	01:24:40,313	Yeah, I never expected to.	Yeah, I never expected to.
1408	01:24:40,346	01:24:41,747	Never thought I'd spend another night	Never thought I'd spend another night
1409	01:24:41,781	01:24:43,883	under a roof, but...	under a roof, but...
1410	01:24:44,917	01:24:46,786	Well, this is a really nice place, Dave.	Well, this is a really nice place, Dave.
1411	01:24:46,819	01:24:48,988	Yeah, you can stay.	Yeah, you can stay.
1412	01:24:49,022	01:24:51,424	Oh, good, thanks. I need to do laundry.	Oh, good, thanks. I need to do laundry.
1413	01:24:51,457	01:24:52,992	(DAMIEN FUSSES)	(DAMIEN FUSSES)
1414	01:24:55,661	01:24:58,464	You know, I meant stay longer, Fern.	You know, I meant stay longer, Fern.
1415	01:24:58,498	01:25:00,833	They do have a guest house.	They do have a guest house.
1416	01:25:04,003	01:25:05,671	I'm serious.	I'm serious.
1417	01:25:05,705	01:25:07,307	What'd they think about that?	What'd they think about that?
1418	01:25:08,241	01:25:09,775	I already asked them.	I already asked them.
1419	01:25:11,977	01:25:15,115	I like you. You're a good person.	I like you. You're a good person.
1420	01:25:16,416	01:25:17,783	You...	You...
1421	01:25:17,817	01:25:20,653	You get along with people for the most part. (CHUCKLES)	You get along with people for the most part. (CHUCKLES)
1422	01:25:20,686	01:25:22,388	You know...	You know...
1423	01:25:23,789	01:25:26,892	I like being around you. (DAMIEN FUSSES)	I like being around you. (DAMIEN FUSSES)
1424	01:25:26,926	01:25:28,961	I like being around you. (DAMIEN FUSSES)	I like being around you. (DAMIEN FUSSES)
1425	01:25:28,994	01:25:31,597	What's up? What's up? You don't wanna be that way?	What's up? What's up? You don't wanna be that way?
1426	01:25:31,631	01:25:34,067	You wanna be like this, don't you? Yeah.	You wanna be like this, don't you? Yeah.
1427	01:25:35,335	01:25:36,469	Yeah.	Yeah.
1428	01:25:36,502	01:25:38,771	♪♪ Sometimes you get a notion	♪♪ Sometimes you get a notion
1429	01:25:38,804	01:25:41,607	♪♪ To jump into the ocean ♪♪	♪♪ To jump into the ocean ♪♪
1430	01:25:41,641	01:25:43,009	(SQUEALS)	(SQUEALS)
1431	01:25:43,043	01:25:45,111	Here. He might be getting a little tired.	Here. He might be getting a little tired.
1432	01:25:45,145	01:25:47,380	Here. I've gotta go to the kitchen.	Here. I've gotta go to the kitchen.
1433	01:25:47,413	01:25:49,015	Okay. Okay.	Okay. Okay.
1434	01:25:49,515	01:25:51,951	Just, just...	Just, just...
1435	01:25:56,956	01:25:59,159	Don't be gone long, Dave.	Don't be gone long, Dave.
1436	01:26:00,226	01:26:01,227	Okay?	Okay?
1437	01:26:10,803	01:26:12,872	(FERN HUMMING)	(FERN HUMMING)
1438	01:26:23,883	01:26:24,984	Oh!	Oh!
1439	01:26:25,018	01:26:26,719	(HORSE NEIGHS)	(HORSE NEIGHS)
1440	01:26:27,687	01:26:29,655	DAVE: ...aren't you?	DAVE: ...aren't you?
1441	01:26:29,689	01:26:31,724	(WHISTLES) Go ahead. Go ahead.	(WHISTLES) Go ahead. Go ahead.
1442	01:26:31,757	01:26:33,759	Come here. Come here.	Come here. Come here.
1443	01:26:34,494	01:26:36,196	(DAVE LAUGHS)	(DAVE LAUGHS)
1444	01:26:36,229	01:26:38,131	(BIRDS CLUCKING, SQUAWKING) Here they come.	(BIRDS CLUCKING, SQUAWKING) Here they come.
1445	01:26:38,164	01:26:39,865	Look at all those.	Look at all those.
1446	01:26:39,899	01:26:41,901	How many do you have?	How many do you have?
1447	01:26:41,934	01:26:44,404	DAVE: I don't know how many we have.	DAVE: I don't know how many we have.
1448	01:26:48,208	01:26:51,211	That one's beautiful. Look at those feathers.	That one's beautiful. Look at those feathers.
1449	01:26:51,244	01:26:52,945	Hey. Where's that little puffed one?	Hey. Where's that little puffed one?
1450	01:26:52,978	01:26:54,247	I don't want him sneakin' up on me.	I don't want him sneakin' up on me.
1451	01:26:54,280	01:26:55,315	DAVE: Yeah.	DAVE: Yeah.
1452	01:26:55,348	01:26:57,217	(ALL EXCLAIMING)	(ALL EXCLAIMING)
1453	01:27:00,353	01:27:01,221	EMILY: Thank you.	EMILY: Thank you.
1454	01:27:01,254	01:27:03,489	Can you give me some more stuffing...	Can you give me some more stuffing...
1455	01:27:03,523	01:27:05,158	Corn? ...and a little corn?	Corn? ...and a little corn?
1456	01:27:06,992	01:27:08,194	What is that called?	What is that called?
1457	01:27:08,228	01:27:10,263	DAVE: Thanks, Fern. That's good.	DAVE: Thanks, Fern. That's good.
1458	01:27:10,296	01:27:11,697	FERN: Gravy?	FERN: Gravy?
1459	01:27:11,731	01:27:14,867	DAVE: This turkey is so moist.	DAVE: This turkey is so moist.
1460	01:27:14,900	01:27:16,669	This is incredible food.	This is incredible food.
1461	01:27:16,702	01:27:18,904	Thank you, Em. Thank you, James,	Thank you, Em. Thank you, James,
1462	01:27:18,938	01:27:21,041	and just wanna say a little somethin'.	and just wanna say a little somethin'.
1463	01:27:21,074	01:27:23,609	Uh... To welcome... To Fern.	Uh... To welcome... To Fern.
1464	01:27:23,643	01:27:25,778	ALL: Yeah. To this...	ALL: Yeah. To this...
1465	01:27:25,811	01:27:27,280	To this feast of a... EMILY: Thanks!	To this feast of a... EMILY: Thanks!
1466	01:27:27,313	01:27:29,482	...a feast of a family,	...a feast of a family,
1467	01:27:29,515	01:27:30,950	and to the new one,	and to the new one,
1468	01:27:30,983	01:27:33,819	and I guess the old ones, too,	and I guess the old ones, too,
1469	01:27:33,853	01:27:35,055	and everybody in between. (ALL CHUCKLE)	and everybody in between. (ALL CHUCKLE)
1470	01:27:35,088	01:27:36,322	JAMES: Yeah. So, welcome, Fern.	JAMES: Yeah. So, welcome, Fern.
1471	01:27:36,356	01:27:37,990	EMILY: Welcome. FERN: Thank you very much.	EMILY: Welcome. FERN: Thank you very much.
1472	01:27:38,024	01:27:39,792	Happy Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving.	Happy Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving.
1473	01:27:39,825	01:27:41,327	EMILY: Yay!	EMILY: Yay!
1474	01:27:41,361	01:27:42,428	MIKE: Cheers, all.	MIKE: Cheers, all.
1475	01:27:42,462	01:27:43,563	(GLASSES CONTINUE CLINKING)	(GLASSES CONTINUE CLINKING)
1476	01:27:43,596	01:27:45,598	Ah, the bells of Acrosanti.	Ah, the bells of Acrosanti.
1477	01:27:45,631	01:27:46,999	(INDISTINCT CHATTER, LAUGHTER)	(INDISTINCT CHATTER, LAUGHTER)
1478	01:27:47,033	01:27:49,735	That's the problem. That's the problem.	That's the problem. That's the problem.
1479	01:27:49,769	01:27:51,371	And they're not... No, they're terrible.	And they're not... No, they're terrible.
1480	01:27:51,404	01:27:52,538	Yeah.	Yeah.
1481	01:27:52,572	01:27:54,407	(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)	(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
1482	01:28:00,813	01:28:02,882	I like that name, Empire.	I like that name, Empire.
1483	01:28:02,915	01:28:05,818	FERN: You know, we had an airport, public pool,	FERN: You know, we had an airport, public pool,
1484	01:28:06,319	01:28:07,553	a golf course.	a golf course.
1485	01:28:07,587	01:28:09,989	Wow. Sounds nice.	Wow. Sounds nice.
1486	01:28:10,023	01:28:12,725	What was your house like there?	What was your house like there?
1487	01:28:12,758	01:28:16,129	Nothing special. Just a company tract house.	Nothing special. Just a company tract house.
1488	01:28:17,863	01:28:19,299	Actually, it was special.	Actually, it was special.
1489	01:28:21,934	01:28:23,736	We were right on the edge of town.	We were right on the edge of town.
1490	01:28:23,769	01:28:27,840	And our backyard looks out at this huge open space.	And our backyard looks out at this huge open space.
1491	01:28:27,873	01:28:30,510	It was just desert, desert, desert,	It was just desert, desert, desert,
1492	01:28:30,543	01:28:32,245	all the way to the mountains.	all the way to the mountains.
1493	01:28:33,179	01:28:35,315	There was nothin' in our way.	There was nothin' in our way.
1494	01:28:37,117	01:28:39,619	You know, I'm really glad you're here.	You know, I'm really glad you're here.
1495	01:28:39,652	01:28:41,454	Dave really likes you.	Dave really likes you.
1496	01:28:41,487	01:28:43,123	Yeah? Yeah.	Yeah? Yeah.
1497	01:28:43,156	01:28:45,458	He talks about you a lot. Hmm.	He talks about you a lot. Hmm.
1498	01:28:46,326	01:28:47,493	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
1499	01:28:50,330	01:28:52,332	(PIANO PLAYING)	(PIANO PLAYING)
1500	01:29:32,672	01:29:34,874	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)	(PIANO CONTINUES PLAYING)
1501	01:30:09,442	01:30:11,444	(BREATHING DEEPLY)	(BREATHING DEEPLY)
1502	01:30:21,854	01:30:23,689	(THUNDER RUMBLING)	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
1503	01:30:52,685	01:30:54,554	(THUNDER RUMBLING)	(THUNDER RUMBLING)
1504	01:31:03,663	01:31:04,730	(PLAYS NOTE)	(PLAYS NOTE)
1505	01:31:34,060	01:31:36,596	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)
1506	01:32:16,602	01:32:18,471	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1507	01:32:20,540	01:32:22,142	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)	(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
1508	01:33:46,926	01:33:48,761	Happy New Year.	Happy New Year.
1509	01:33:49,762	01:33:50,830	(CHUCKLES)	(CHUCKLES)
1510	01:33:51,564	01:33:54,300	Happy New Year!	Happy New Year!
1511	01:33:56,536	01:33:58,771	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1512	01:34:25,998	01:34:28,368	Because she loved rocks.	Because she loved rocks.
1513	01:34:39,812	01:34:42,182	See you down the road, Swankie.	See you down the road, Swankie.
1514	01:35:17,383	01:35:20,653	Bo never knew his parents and we never had kids.	Bo never knew his parents and we never had kids.
1515	01:35:21,821	01:35:23,823	If I didn't stay,	If I didn't stay,
1516	01:35:23,856	01:35:28,394	if I left, it would be like he never existed.	if I left, it would be like he never existed.
1517	01:35:29,495	01:35:33,033	I couldn't pack up and move on.	I couldn't pack up and move on.
1518	01:35:33,066	01:35:35,335	He loved Empire.	He loved Empire.
1519	01:35:36,136	01:35:38,238	He loved his work so much.	He loved his work so much.
1520	01:35:38,271	01:35:41,007	He loved being there. Everybody loved him.	He loved being there. Everybody loved him.
1521	01:35:43,809	01:35:45,678	So I stayed.	So I stayed.
1522	01:35:46,212	01:35:48,681	Same town, same house.	Same town, same house.
1523	01:35:53,619	01:35:56,456	It's like my dad used to say,	It's like my dad used to say,
1524	01:35:56,489	01:35:58,991	"What's remembered lives."	"What's remembered lives."
1525	01:36:02,295	01:36:05,198	I maybe spent too much of my life	I maybe spent too much of my life
1526	01:36:05,231	01:36:08,301	just remembering, Bob. (CHUCKLES)	just remembering, Bob. (CHUCKLES)
1527	01:36:09,369	01:36:10,670	You know what I mean?	You know what I mean?
1528	01:36:10,703	01:36:11,704	BOB: I can...	BOB: I can...
1529	01:36:12,372	01:36:15,075	I can relate. Um...	I can relate. Um...
1530	01:36:15,108	01:36:19,012	I rarely ever talk about my son.	I rarely ever talk about my son.
1531	01:36:19,045	01:36:21,847	But, uh, today would be...	But, uh, today would be...
1532	01:36:26,152	01:36:29,422	Today would be his 33rd birthday,	Today would be his 33rd birthday,
1533	01:36:30,523	01:36:33,326	and five years ago, he took his (SOBS) life.	and five years ago, he took his (SOBS) life.
1534	01:36:35,728	01:36:37,497	(CLEARS THROAT)	(CLEARS THROAT)
1535	01:36:37,530	01:36:41,334	And I can still barely say that in a sentence.	And I can still barely say that in a sentence.
1536	01:36:44,504	01:36:46,906	And for a long time,	And for a long time,
1537	01:36:48,808	01:36:51,711	every day was, uh... (CLEARS THROAT)	every day was, uh... (CLEARS THROAT)
1538	01:36:53,046	01:36:54,680	The question was...	The question was...
1539	01:36:55,515	01:36:57,650	how can I be alive on this Earth,	how can I be alive on this Earth,
1540	01:36:57,683	01:36:59,319	when he's not?	when he's not?
1541	01:37:01,187	01:37:03,056	And I didn't have an answer.	And I didn't have an answer.
1542	01:37:04,357	01:37:06,792	And those were some hard, hard days.	And those were some hard, hard days.
1543	01:37:09,062	01:37:10,396	But... (CLEARS THROAT)	But... (CLEARS THROAT)
1544	01:37:12,198	01:37:13,999	I realized that	I realized that
1545	01:37:15,135	01:37:17,803	I could honor him by, uh,	I could honor him by, uh,
1546	01:37:18,704	01:37:22,542	helping people, and serving people.	helping people, and serving people.
1547	01:37:22,575	01:37:25,545	It gives me a reason to go through the day. (CHUCKLES)	It gives me a reason to go through the day. (CHUCKLES)
1548	01:37:25,578	01:37:27,780	Some days that's all I've got.	Some days that's all I've got.
1549	01:37:30,983	01:37:33,553	And out here, there's a lot of people our age.	And out here, there's a lot of people our age.
1550	01:37:33,586	01:37:35,955	Inevitably, there's grief and loss.	Inevitably, there's grief and loss.
1551	01:37:35,988	01:37:39,025	And a lot of 'em don't get over it either.	And a lot of 'em don't get over it either.
1552	01:37:39,059	01:37:40,493	And that's okay.	And that's okay.
1553	01:37:42,195	01:37:43,663	That's okay.	That's okay.
1554	01:37:44,864	01:37:47,967	One of the things I love most about this life	One of the things I love most about this life
1555	01:37:48,868	01:37:52,372	is that there's no final goodbye.	is that there's no final goodbye.
1556	01:37:52,405	01:37:55,341	You know, I've met hundreds of people out here	You know, I've met hundreds of people out here
1557	01:37:55,375	01:37:57,910	and I don't ever say a final goodbye.	and I don't ever say a final goodbye.
1558	01:37:57,943	01:38:01,081	I always just say, "I'll see you down the road."	I always just say, "I'll see you down the road."
1559	01:38:01,114	01:38:02,715	And I do.	And I do.
1560	01:38:02,748	01:38:05,818	And whether it's a month, or a year,	And whether it's a month, or a year,
1561	01:38:05,851	01:38:06,952	or sometimes years,	or sometimes years,
1562	01:38:06,986	01:38:08,388	I see them again.	I see them again.
1563	01:38:08,421	01:38:09,722	And I can look down the road	And I can look down the road
1564	01:38:09,755	01:38:11,691	and I can be certain in my heart	and I can be certain in my heart
1565	01:38:11,724	01:38:14,994	that I'll see my son again.	that I'll see my son again.
1566	01:38:17,330	01:38:19,965	You'll see Bo again.	You'll see Bo again.
1567	01:38:19,999	01:38:23,069	And you can remember your lives together then.	And you can remember your lives together then.
1568	01:38:34,014	01:38:36,016	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)	(PENSIVE MUSIC PLAYING)
1569	01:39:05,111	01:39:07,680	MAN: Are you sure you don't need any of this stuff?	MAN: Are you sure you don't need any of this stuff?
1570	01:39:07,713	01:39:10,616	No, don't need any of it. I'm good.	No, don't need any of it. I'm good.
1571	01:39:10,650	01:39:12,518	I'm not gonna miss one thing.	I'm not gonna miss one thing.
1572	01:39:17,790	01:39:21,027	Well, we'll see you later.	Well, we'll see you later.
1573	01:39:33,573	01:39:35,641	(MUSIC CONTINUES)	(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1574	01:40:09,609	01:40:11,811	(BREATHING SHAKILY)	(BREATHING SHAKILY)
1575	01:41:49,642	01:41:51,011	(SIGHS)	(SIGHS)
1576	01:42:09,529	01:42:11,397	(MUSIC RESUMES)	(MUSIC RESUMES)
1577	01:44:44,950	01:44:47,787	♪♪ It's been many years since	♪♪ It's been many years since
1578	01:44:47,820	01:44:51,924	♪♪ I started out for that gold	♪♪ I started out for that gold
1579	01:44:56,196	01:45:00,633	♪♪ Findin' bits and pieces All worth their reach	♪♪ Findin' bits and pieces All worth their reach
1580	01:45:00,666	01:45:03,236	♪♪ I've carried on	♪♪ I've carried on
1581	01:45:07,573	01:45:10,176	♪♪ Somewhere in the light	♪♪ Somewhere in the light
1582	01:45:10,210	01:45:14,547	♪♪ I followed my eyes and went alone	♪♪ I followed my eyes and went alone
1583	01:45:18,651	01:45:25,991	♪♪ Ended up here with the fear, gripping a stone	♪♪ Ended up here with the fear, gripping a stone
1584	01:45:30,363	01:45:37,370	♪♪ Drifting away, I go	♪♪ Drifting away, I go
1585	01:45:41,807	01:45:44,377	♪♪ Driving down the highway	♪♪ Driving down the highway
1586	01:45:44,410	01:45:48,881	♪♪ Roll down the window, watch it go	♪♪ Roll down the window, watch it go
1587	01:45:52,785	01:46:00,126	♪♪ Listen to the secrets of my tires rolling down the road	♪♪ Listen to the secrets of my tires rolling down the road
1588	01:46:04,564	01:46:07,100	♪♪ Somewhere in the night	♪♪ Somewhere in the night
1589	01:46:07,133	01:46:11,504	♪♪ She knows that I'm all right when I'm alone	♪♪ She knows that I'm all right when I'm alone
1590	01:46:15,775	01:46:22,982	♪♪ But everything breezing keep me company when I roll	♪♪ But everything breezing keep me company when I roll
1591	01:46:27,520	01:46:34,227	♪♪ Drifting away, I go	♪♪ Drifting away, I go
1592	01:46:50,143	01:46:52,378	♪♪ Driving all day	♪♪ Driving all day
1593	01:46:55,848	01:46:58,218	♪♪ Driving all night	♪♪ Driving all night
1594	01:47:01,687	01:47:08,494	♪♪ Drifting away, I go	♪♪ Drifting away, I go
1595	01:47:24,277	01:47:31,484	♪♪ Drifting away, I go ♪♪	♪♪ Drifting away, I go ♪♪