:08:00
Pull it out, private.
:08:02
Pull it out.
:08:04
Man, I didn't join the Army to pull
paper out of people's asses.
:08:08
No, sir. Not what I signed up for.
:08:19
Open it up.
:08:20
You only gave me one glove.
:08:22
I only have one,
but you have to open it.
:08:24
That's how the chain of command works.
:08:34
What is it?
:08:36
It's important enough
to squeeze your cheeks for.
:08:40
You're supposed to make her feel good
about the stories we want.
:08:45
You don't walk away from her
and go screw another journalist!
:08:48
I never wanted this job, Ron.
:08:50
Your work in Iraq was over. Done!
:08:52
I'm trying to help you.
If you play your cards right...
:08:56
...she may hook you up with
the media at home.
:08:58
Fuck that.
:09:00
Where you going?
:09:01
You got your star clinched.
:09:03
So it's my fault that you
plateaued a long time ago.
:09:06
I don't even know what we did here.
:09:09
Just tell me what we did here, Ron.
:09:11
You want to occupy Iraq
and do Vietnam again?
:09:13
Is that your brilliant idea?
:09:15
-I'm retiring anyway.
-Until you do, you're an Army officer.
:09:19
You're still taking care of that
reporter, so do it right.
:09:42
You've washed your hands
a thousand times.
:09:44
Lord knows what vermin
live in the butt of a dune coon.
:09:47
Why do you let this cracker
follow you around?
:09:49
He's from a group home in Dallas.
He doesn't know better.
:09:53
Don't tell people that.
:09:54
I don't care if he's from
Johannesburg.
:09:56
I don't want to hear "dune coon" or
"sand nigger" from him or anybody.
:09:59
Captain uses those terms.