:10:02
Nobody surfs forever...
:10:06
...except for old Shopping Cart.
He's the only one thats left.
:10:15
- How you doing?
- Got any chopped mussel?
:10:19
Same as yesterday.
:10:21
I caught me a couple of fish.
:10:24
Caught me a tuna...
:10:27
...and a halibut.
Look at that.
:10:32
That halibut looks short.
:10:34
- They're supposed to be about 22.
- For sure?
:10:37
You'd better get it back in your sack.
:10:41
Have you seen the law
around here lately?
:10:45
Not yet.
:10:48
Get him some chopped mussel.
:10:51
I don't think he'll see that now.
:10:54
What kind of board is this?
:10:57
I've never seen
a shape like this before.
:11:00
- A big-wave board.
- Thank you.
:11:02
A gun.
:11:04
I rode this board in the Islands.
:11:08
Once I rode it alone in Point Surf
at Makaha at 20 feet.
:11:12
- You rode 20 feet alone?
- You're always alone, anyway.
:11:17
Thats the test of a surfer.
:11:19
You shouldn't have to depend
on anybody.
:11:22
- Will you ever ride this board again?
- I don't know.
:11:26
It would take a big day.
:11:28
But then you hear talk of a big day
every now and then, huh?
:11:34
Itll happen again.
:11:36
- It happened in '50.
- He rode. I was here.
:11:41
Itll be a swell so big and strong
it will wipe everything clean.
:11:46
Thats when this board will be ridden.
:11:49
Thats when Matt, Jack and Leroy...
:11:53
...they could distinguish themselves.
:11:56
Thats the day they can draw the line.