:37:06
Uh... yeah.
:37:10
Exactly how it look,
that's how it is.
:37:12
What happened?
:37:14
You wanna know what happened?
:37:17
Yeah. You're standing on top of a shark.
:37:20
Go on, man.
:37:21
Well, I'll tell you what happened.
:37:25
Big ol' shark,
about 75, 100-feet long.
:37:29
- So he's swimming at me, right?
- [crowd gasp]
:37:32
- With teeth like razors.
- Razors.
:37:35
And I was, like,
you're gonna come at me like that?
:37:39
You're gonna come
at the "O" like that?
:37:43
Do the muscle thing, the muscle thing.
:37:45
Oh, right.
:37:47
So I told that dude, "You see this guy?"
and I pointed like this.
:37:51
Well, he's got a brother.
And he lives right over here.
:37:55
And I think it's time
for a little family reunion.
:38:00
- [laughs]
- [crowd cheer]
:38:04
You see, mon. I told you.
We were right there.
:38:07
[lady fish] Pardon me.
:38:08
- Move it!
- Oh. Sorry.
:38:11
- She seems so nice on TV.
- Oscar, Katie Current.
:38:15
As the first fish in history to ever
take on a shark and win, tell me:
:38:19
Does this mean you're now protector
of the reef, new sheriff in town?
:38:23
Katie, I'm gonna keep it real.
:38:26
- I can call you Katie?
- Of course.
:38:28
Any shark try to mess around
in Oscartown is goin' down.
:38:34
[roaring]
:38:38
Yeah, it's poetic.
In the heat I get poetic.
:38:42
Oscar. Hmm.
:38:44
Oscar.
:38:48
Get out of here, you barracudas. Any
further questions will be fielded by me.
:38:53
- And you are?
- I'm his manager.
:38:55
- Sykes, with a "y".
- And I'm his financial advisor.