Ramona. Two-three-one.
I'll show you.
It's easy to fiэ nd.
Hi, Steve.
Mind if I sit down?
No. Have a seat.
Just got fiэve minutes off
and I saw you all alone...
for once.
- Where's Laurie?
- I don't know.
I thought you guys'd be together,
this being your last night.
- We broke up.
- What?
- It's no big deal.
- What happened?
Budda, you got an hour left.
Let's get on it.
All right, all right,
you old fart! Relax!
Listen.
I'm off in an hour, and I thought
you'd maybe like to come over.
- I don't know.
- Well, why not?
This time it'd just be for fun.
Okay?
Okay.
I'll see you later, then.
Budda, wait.
Listen, l...
I gotta get up early in the morning
and I don't think it'd work out.
I tell you somethin'.
That thingjumped about
fiэve feet in the air...
Listen, I still gotta fiэ nd
that blonde.
Anyway, we'll catch you tomorrow.
I guess so. I don't know.
What do you mean,
you guess so?
We don't admit a lot of guys
to the Pharaohs.
We got to steal your car coat,
things like that.
You gotta
make up your mind.
Rome wasn't burned
in a night.
- Let's go!
- I'll see you, boys.
You onlygot about five minutes
ifyou want to talk to the Wolfman.
Gonna make allyourdreams
come true, baby. Hello!
Wouldyou dedicate a record
to keep me andmygirlfriendtogether?
- Areyouseparated?
- We're havin 'a littleproblem.
I'llbringyou right together.
Hold on a minute, man.
Everything'sgonna be
allright now, man, understand?
Ichasedthe evilspirits away.
Nowlet meplay the recordforya.
Hey, baby.
What do you say?
Don't say anything
and we'll get alongjust fiэ ne.
This is the fiэ rst time
you've been quiet all night.
I had fun. Good-bye.
Bye.
- Do you like me?
- Yeah, I like you. You're all right.
But I mean do you like me?
I like you.
Okay?
Couldn't I have something
to rememberyou by?
- Bye, kid.
- Gee, thanks!
It'sjust like a ring or something.
It's like we were going steady.
Wait'll I tell Marcia
and everybody!
- Don't go overboard with this thing.
- I'll see you around.
Lhaven't criedso much.
Tears andeverything, man.
Ileanedtowards the microphone,
lalmostshortedmyselfout!
- Hold that up.
- You're right about that.
But why should I leave home
to fiэ nd a home?
Why should I leave friends that I love
to fiэ nd new friends?
Wait a minute, wait a minute!
I've heard this already.
Aren't you the one that told me
for eight weeks...
that you have to leave
the nest sometime?
I realize that.
No "realizing."
You've been telling me all summer...
that it's time to stickyour head
out ofthe sand...
and take a look at the big,
beautiful world out there somewhere.
Gimme this thing.
I feel like a midwife.
I may have been wrong,
Curt.
Wrong, nothing!
You've been telling me for eight weeks.
- Goddamn it.
- Yeah, I know.
You'rejust mentally
playing with yourself.
Just relax and we'll talk about it
at the airport.
Where're you going?
It's awfully early in the morning.
- I have a dental appointment.
- Come on, Curt.
Just relax, will ya?
I'll see you at the airport.
Some enchantedevening
You willsee a stranger
You willsee a stranger
Across a crowdedroom
Andsuddenlyyou'llknow
Thatshe is the one
- He mustn't have been used to drinking.
- No. He likes to drink. He told me so.
I knew a man once
who got that sick.
Billy Weber.
That was ten years ago.
On his hands and knees like that
he looks like a dog, like old Ginger.
Sicker'n a dog,
that's for sure.
- Are you all right?
- Oh, rats.
I feel terrible.
The car!
Debbie, look!
Debbie, that's the car!
Look. It's sitting right here.
- Are you sure this is it?
- Yeah, sure. This is it.
They must've taken
the keys with 'em.
- Maybe we better go call the police.
- No. Wait a minute.
I got a better idea.
We'll just steal it back, all right?
You get some wire... about a foot.
We can hot-wire it.
Took the header plugs off?
Expectin' some action?
Yeah, I think so.
There's some punk lookin' for