:17:04
Pretty funny, hoo-ah?
:17:09
lt was a good impression.
l recognize myself.
:17:15
All right, carry on.
:17:17
-l'd like a word, specialist.
-Sir.
:17:21
You understand why we have
a chain of command, don't you?
:17:25
Roger that, sir.
:17:26
lf you ever undermine me again,
you'll clean latrines with your tongue...
:17:29
...till you taste no difference
between shit and French fries.
:17:32
-Are we clear?
-Hoo-ah, sir.
:17:33
All right.
:17:42
Listen to this:
:17:43
lf one skinny kills another his clan owes
the dead guy's clan a hundred camels.
:17:48
A hundred camels.
:17:50
Camels. l wouldn't pay one camel.
:17:53
Must be a lot of fucking camel debt.
:17:55
ls that really true, Lieutenant?
:17:57
Ask Sgt. Eversmann. He likes skinnies.
:18:00
Sgt. Eversmann,
you really like the skinnies?
:18:03
lt's not that l like them or l don't like them.
l respect them.
:18:07
See, what you guys fail to realize
is the sergeant is a bit of an idealist.
:18:12
He believes in this mission
down to his bones. Don't you, Sergeant?
:18:15
Look, these people, they have no jobs...
:18:19
...no food, no education, no future.
:18:23
l just figure that, l mean,
we have two things that we can do.
:18:27
We can help...
:18:28
...or we can sit back and watch
the country destroy itself on CNN.
:18:32
Right?
:18:33
l don't know about you guys,
but l was trained to fight.
:18:36
Are you trained to fight, Sergeant?
:18:38
Well, l think l was trained
to make a difference, Kurth.
:18:42
Like the man said, he's an idealist.
:18:47
Oh, wait. This is my favorite part.
:18:54
Stay away from the cans!
:18:56
Die, gas-pumper!
:18:59
Stay away from those cans!