:51:04
This for you is great?
:51:06
I'm getting really scared being
out here all alone, Lola.
:51:09
We're not alone.
:51:10
We're with an adult.
:51:12
Aside from the fact
that he isn't actually with us,
:51:15
he isn't actually an adult.
:51:16
He's a rock star.
:51:26
Mr. Wolff?
:51:27
What?
:51:28
Come with me.
:51:30
Come on.
Help me get him out.
:51:32
Oh. Oh.
:51:35
He smells like
a backed-up drain.
:51:37
Ella, Ella, Ella.
I mean, see the beauty.
:51:39
Oh, my God.
He's crying.
:51:42
Do you believe how lucky we are?
:51:44
I almost hear them praying
that we don't sit near them.
:51:47
Quickly get him into a booth
before anyone smells him.
:51:52
Ah.
:51:53
Ohh.
:51:55
Everybody wants something
from me.
:51:58
You think I'm a regular guy.
:52:00
I'm not a regular guy.
:52:02
Do you think anybody
really knows who I am?
:52:07
I don't even know who I am.
:52:10
Once we get some coffee in him,
:52:12
he'll become the man
of truth, passion,
:52:14
and unflagging courage
I know him to be.
:52:16
So, what will it be?
:52:17
Do you think I have
any real friends?
:52:20
We'll just have coffee.
:52:21
Not me.
:52:22
I'll have a deluxe hamburger
platter, well-done,
:52:26
and a large side of onion rings.
:52:29
You could just give him coffee.
:52:30
He's not really up to a meal
right now.
:52:33
I want
a deluxe hamburger platter.
:52:36
Is that too difficult?
:52:38
You two better keep him in line.
:52:40
The boss won't stand
for any nonsense.
:52:44
What do you want?
:52:46
Autographs?
Money?
:52:47
A record deal?
:52:48
Hey, there, girls,
do you want something from me?
:52:51
This is a poet
who lit your darkest days?
:52:54
Didn't I tell you
he was a tortured soul?
:52:57
Stu, do you have
any cash on you?
:52:59
We sort of left ours
on the train.