temple.
I can handle a ten-spot.
Now for the Yankees, number 10,
Alexander Hamilton.
Albert, if you wanna eat yours
before we get to the stadium,
that's your decision.
But I gotta tell you,
those dogs out there
are worth the wait.
All right. Let's go!
[Both Grunting]
I'm riding up front
with the doctor!
I can't ride in the back.
I get carsick!
All right. Come on. Come on!
Dr. Weitzman,
I'm not going!
That maniac
took my seat!
All right.
Jack, I promised Henry
that he could navigate.
Okay?
I'll let you ride up front
on the way back. All right?
Thank you. Thank you.
Okay? You all right?
Okay, good.
It's all right.
You all right?
Come on, Rizzuto.
[Henry]
Mileage to date:
97,411 and 2/10ths miles.
[Weitzman]
Thank you, Henry.
[Weitzman] We got
a beautiful day for the game.
[Honking]
All right. Don't get nervous.
We got two wide lanes.
Plenty of room.
No worse than the cafeteria
at lunch time, huh, Albert?
Close call.
Close call.
Now, when we get to
the stadium, guys, we're
gonna use the buddy system.
Doc, I think
you might wanna explain
the buddy system to Henry.
I don't need anybody to tell me
what the buddy system is.
- I just don't fraternize
with patients.
- Ah.
I didn't have buddies
when I was on the cross.
I don't need one now.
All right, guys.
Come on. Let's lighten up.
We're goin' to a baseball game.
Come on.
["Hit The Road, Jack"
On Radio]
Let's get down!
Okay, here we go.
Hit the road, Jack
And don't you come back...
Come on. Everybody, come on.
No more,
no more, no more
Hit the road, Jack
and don't you
come back no more
What you say
Hit the road, Jack
And don't you come back
no more, no more,
no more, no more
Hit the road, Jack
and don't you come back
no more
Oh, woman, oh, woman
don't you treat me so mean
You're the meanest old woman
that I ever have seen
I guess if you say so
I'll just pack my bags
and go
That's right
Hit the road, Jack
And don't you come back
no more, no more
no more, no more
Hit the road, Jack
and don't you come back
no more
There it is, guys.
New York.
Some kinda town.
[Billy]
Yeah.
See those
two towers over there?
Yeah, World Trade Center.
I was the architectural
consultant on that gig.
First they just wanted
to put up one. I said,
"Fellas, we're here.
What the hell,
throw the other one up."
Turned out
pretty nice, didn't it?
Fantasy.
Holland Tunnel,
next right.
Good work, Henry.
[On Radio]
Well, I guess if you say so
I'll have to pack
my things and go
That's right
Hit the road, Jack
[Henry]
We're directly under
the Hudson River now.
Yeah. You guys see
those tiles up there,
all those individual tiles?
Hey, Doc, isn't it true
that if even one of those tiles
were to come loose,
millions and millions
of gallons of water
would come pouring down on us...
and squash us
like tiny little bugs?
Is that a leak up there?
You see those tiles?
They're leakin'.
Oh, my God!
Cut it out.
I will hold back
the waters.
Thanks, Jack.
All right.
Bill, cut it out.
Come on.
It's all right.
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Boom boom
Acka-lacka-lacka boom
Boom boom
Acka-lacka boom boom
Boom boom
Acka-lacka-lacka boom
Boom boom
Acka-lacka boom boom
I met you in a cave
You were paintin'buffalo
I said I'd be your slave
Follow wherever you go
That night we split
our rattlesnake
And danced
beneath the stars
You fell asleep
I stayed awake
and watched the passin'cars
And walked the dinosaur
I walked the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk
the dinosaur
Open the door
get on the floor
Everybody walk