:29:00
Well, hey, go for it.
:29:03
No, but I gotta find a gimmick
first, you know. Something
that'll grab their attention.
:29:06
- Who's your favourite poet, Griffith?
- My favourite?
:29:08
- Oh, there are so many.
How do I choose?
- I'm serious.
:29:11
Mmm. Serious. Okay.
:29:14
- Big D. Dylan.
- Get out!
:29:16
Why not?
:29:18
Well, I don-- He's n-- You know,
he's not for everybody.
:29:20
I mean, he's a little
long-winded, don't you think?
:29:23
I suppose that's 'cause
he wrote drunk.
:29:26
He had a drinking problem?
:29:27
Well, the guy's Welsh.
There ain't a lot to do there.
:29:30
I thought he was from Minnesota.
:29:32
You know, if the guy's your
favourite poet, you might want
to read up on him a little bit.
:29:35
He was Welsh and
he drank himself to death.
:29:37
Dead? He's not dead.
I saw him yesterday on MTV.
:29:43
You saw Dylan Thomas on MTV.
:29:46
No. Bob Dylan.
:29:48
Oh--
:29:50
-Bob Dylan? Ohh!
-He looked dead. He looked dead.
:29:54
- Ohh!
- Hey, Mr Tambourine Man
:29:57
Play a song for me
:30:01
"Hey, Mr Tambourine Man--"
:30:04
- Tambourine!
- Tambourine!
- Tangerine.
:30:06
"T-Tambourine Man,
:30:09
Play a song for me
:30:12
I'm not sleepy and there is
no place I'm going to"
:30:16
Wow, he can read.
:30:18
Thank you. Taiwana?
:30:22
The next three lines, Taiwana.
:30:25
"Hey, Mr Tambourine Man
:30:27
Play a song for me
:30:29
ln the jingle-jangle morning
I'll come following you"
:30:33
- Good.
- All right.
:30:35
- Yes.
- What does that mean?
:30:37
What do you think it means?
:30:39
What, some guy's
got a tambourine...
:30:41
and this other guy wants him to
play it 'cause he can't sleep.
:30:45
- Okay.
- Yeah, but how come he want
to play the tambourine?
:30:47
Don't he got a radio or somethin'?
You know what I'm sayin'?
:30:50
Well, you kn-- That's a good point.
I mean, i-i-it's-- it's a weird choice.
:30:55
So, what if I told you
that Mr Tambourine Man...
:30:59
is a code name?