baby?
You ain't said one word all night long.
You're a weird broad.
But you're gonna
appreciate me soon.
You'll be hanging on for mercy
when I get this sucker rollin'.
Headin' out to Paradise Road?
Paradise Road?
Some guy named Falfa's
goin' up against Milner.
- He's racing Falfa?
- Yeah.
Figured something's up. Saw 'em head
out of town real cautious-like and...
I got a dedication here
for a friend of the old Wolfman.
He wants me to play
the next song...
for a blonde young lady
in a Thunderbird.
A white T-Bird,
you understand.
My friend's name is Curt
and he wants to talk to you, baby.
So you meet him at Burger City...
or you can phone
Diamond-3132.
He's a friend of mine, you hear?
Little girl, you better call him
or the Wolfman gonna get ya.
Laurie, what in the hell
are you doing in there?
- Is she gonna ride with you?
- Mind your own business, John.
Yeah, she's going with me.
You take care of yourself, man.
You guys ready?
You son of a bitch!
Come on, she's gonna blow.
I don't know.
Please, don't come near me.
I'm gonna be sick.
Oh, Steven.
Oh, Steven!
Please don't leave me.
- Don't leave me, please.
- I won't.
I couldn't bear it.
Please.
I'm not gonna leave you.
- I'm not gonna leave you.
- Promise me.
- I promise.
- Do you?
I'm not gonna leave you.
That was beautiful, John.
Just beautiful.
- I was losin', man.
- What?
He was pulling away from me
just before he crashed.
You're crazy! You creamed him
from right off the line.
Shit, Toad! The man had me.
He was beatin' me.
John, I don't know
what you're talking about.
It was the most beautiful thing
I've ever seen.
He might as well get a wheelchair
and roll himself home.
Man, you got the bitchinest car
in the valley.
You'll always be number one.
You're the greatest.
Look at your glasses, man.
Okay, Toad.
We'll take 'em all.
- All right.
- We'll take 'em.
Let's get out of here.
Jesus, what a night!
- Curt?
- Yes! Yes. This is Curt.
- Who are you?
- Who were you expecting?
- Do you drive a white T-Bird?
- A white '56.
I saw you on Third Street.
Who are you?
Do you know me?
Of course!
- How do you know me?
- It's not important.
It's important!
It's important to me.
You're the most beautiful, exciting
thing I've ever seen in my life...
and I don't know anything
about you.
Listen, listen...
- Could we meet someplace?
- I cruise Third Street.
Maybe I'll see you tonight.
No, I don't think so.
Tell me your name!
At least tell me your name!
- Good-bye, Curt.
- Wait a minute!
Little kiss on your ear.
Good night, sweetheart.
I'll see you later.
Oh, The Spaniels.
Good-bye, son.
Call us when you get there.
I'll miss you.
Good luck.
Same to you.
- Am I gonna see you there next year?
- I'll be there.
Bye-bye, Curt.
Stay cool, man.
And don't do anything
I wouldn't do.
I'll see you, buddy.
You probably think you're a big shot
going off like this.
But you're still a punk.
Okay, John.
- So long.
- So long!
Have a good trip.Hey, Curt, you guys gonna have
a little bash your last night in town?
Moose has been
lookin' foryou all day.
He got worried. Thought you were
tryin' to avoid him.
What do you got?
- Oh, great.
- That's $2,000, man. $2,000!
Mr. Jennings gave it to me
to give to you. He's sorry it's late.
It's the fiэ rst scholarship
the Moose Lodge has given out.
He says they're all very proud ofyou
back at the lodge.
- Why don't you hold it for me?
- I don't want it. Take it. It's yours.
I'll take it.
Listen, your sister calls.
I'll talk to you later.
- Wait a second. She can wait.
- Make it short and sweet, huh?
Listen, I don't think
I'm gonna be going tomorrow.
Come on.
What are you talking about?
I was thinkin' I could wait a year,
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