have,
if someone had asked me.
I think I'm entitled
to some sodding answers around here.
What do you want to know?
How's it going?
It's not. On the other side of this
door, there's more concrete.
I'd say it's at least
eight-to-ten-feet thick.
Did you see this?
Interesting.
Good thing this is titanium.
Almost no magnetic attraction.
Well, we're not going to get in up here.
Up here?
Perhaps we can go under it.
Grab the rope.
I ain't doing nothing
until I know my friends are OK.
So we're friends now, huh?
Do it now or the rope comes up.
Howdy, boys, thanks for the rescue.
Everything is cool, we had a talk and
they believe we were on the plane, too.
Swell. I guess we can all sue
Oceanic together.
What you got there?
- Nothing.
- A rock? Looking for some revenge?
- You got three seconds to drop it.
- Ana.
One, two...
Now, hold on...
Hey, what's...
You didn't say "three".
Shut up. When I tell you
to do something, you do it.
I say move, you move.
I say stop, you stop.
- I say jump, what do you say?
- "You first."
You don't like the rules, I toss
your ass back in the pit right now.
You understand?
I understand.
It's getting dark. We're moving out.
- Moving out where?
- What did I just tell you?
Sorry. Forgot. Just one thing, though.
You hit me again, I'll kill you.
Let's go.
He pushed that button every 1 08 minutes?
- He did indeed.
- How is that possible? Didn't he sleep?
Don't know.
I didn't get a chance to ask him.
After all that time, he just
up and left? Why? Where'd he go?
Don't know.
I tried to track him,
but he didn't leave much of a trail.
I guess he'd found his replacements.
- Meaning us?
- Meaning us.
It sounds a bit... nutty, doesn't it?
It is what it is, Charlie.
And what happens if we don't push it?
We're not going to find out.
I'm setting up a system.
I'm still working on it, but looks like
two-person shifts every six hours or so.
Shifts. Pushing a button?
Oh, and there's a record player.
What's Hurley been doing there?
He's in charge of the food.
Food?
Hey, mate.
- Where you been?
- Hey. I've been... around.
I know, Hurley.
- You know what?
- I know about the food.
- Locke told me everything.
- Locke's lying.
About the button we have to push every
1 08 minutes or the island explodes?
- It's not gonna explode.
- Ah!
- Come on.
- Look, Jack put me in charge.
- I don't even want to...
- Is there peanut butter?
- What?
- Peanut butter. Nutty? Creamy?
Staple of children everywhere?
Yeah, a couple jars.
Brilliant. How about you give us one?
It's for Claire.
- No can do, man.
- You're saying no to a nursing mother?
- It's not like that.
- It's exactly like that.
I never thought this would happen,
but you've become one of them.
- One of them?
- Them. The man. Management.
I thought we were friends.
You've changed, man.
You are everybody
You are everybody
- Acting like you're stupid
- Exactly like you're people
- Wearing your clothes and whatnot...
- Wearing expensive something...
Drive Shaft... More like Suck Shaft.
I'm gonna go check out the headphones.
Sure. Headphones.
- Hugo.
- Starla.
Why aren't you chuckleheads at work?
We're currently exploring
other opportunities.
- You quit?
- I did.
He's mixing it up today. He's off the
rails. Somebody get a straightjacket!
- Hey, can I try those on?
- You're messing with my world-view.
You're my rock.
I mean, if you quit your job,
the next thing you know, bees will stop
making honey, and flowers will die,
and, hell,
the whole damn thing will fall apart.
So, Starla...
Sorry. Uh, well...
The Hold Steady's
playing the Troubadour this weekend.
- And I was wondering, maybe Friday...
- Oh, I have to work.
- Oh, no, I didn't mean...
- I can probably go Saturday. That cool?
Yeah. That's totally cool.
You've been crushing on her
for months and doing nothing.
Today, you're fricking Fabio! Seriously,
man, what has gotten into you?
Nothing. I just wanted