you're talking about.
It was the most beautiful thing
I've ever seen.
He might as well get a wheel chair
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 some place?
- 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.
Goodnight, sweet heart.
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' for you 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 fiэrst scholarship
the Moose Lodge has given out.
He says they're all very proud of you
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,
go to City for a while.
You chicken fiэnk.
After all we went through
to get accepted?
We're gettin' out of
this turkey town...
and now you wanna crawl
back into your cell?
You wanna end up like John?
You just can't stay 17 forever.
- Get that through your head!
- I just need some time.
I gotta go talk to Laurie.
Now take it. Take it!
We're leaving in the morning,
all right?
We're leaving
in the morning!
We gonna rock and roll ourselves
to death, baby!
You got the Wolfman Jack Show!
Don't with the thing!
Will you stop it
with the Big Bopper stuff?
- Hi, John!
- Not too good, huh?
Why is it every girl around here
is ugly or has a boyfriend?
Where is the dazzling beauty
I've been searching for all my life?
I know what you mean.
The pickings are really gettin' slim.
The whole strip is shrinkin'.
You know, I remember
about fiэve years ago...
it would take a couple of hours
and a tank full of gas...
just to make one circuit.
It was really somethin'.
Hey, John.
Someone new in town.
Are you gonna go after him?
Hey, listen, professor.
If he can't fiэnd me, then he ain't
even worth racin', right?
Big shot.
Well?
Where was I?
How you thought
high school romances were goofy...
and we started dating only because
you thought I was cute and funny...
but then you suddenly realized...
you were in love with me,
it was serious...
You were leadin' up
to somethin' kinda big.
You make it sound like
I'm giving dictation.
Well, seriously...
what I meant was that...
since we do care for each other
so much...
and since we should really consider
ourselves as adults now...
Could I have a couple
of those fries?
Where was I?
- Consider ourselves adults.
- Right, right.
I thought,
maybe before I leave...
we could agree