:45:00
Same to you.
:45:04
Ralph.
:45:05
This here is Laurie,
Neil, and Anthony.
:45:10
G'day.
:45:11
Everybody, Ralph.
:45:13
Go on.
Sit, sit, sit.
:45:17
Just trying to work out
where I know you from.
:45:20
Did we meet
at the Old Glory Hole?
:45:23
No, I'm pretty sure we didn't.
:45:27
'99 Mardi Gras.
:45:28
You were the one
in the fig leaf.
:45:29
(Timmy)
No, no, I doubt it.
:45:32
Ralph is just up
from the country.
:45:34
Yeah? You ride?
:45:36
Huh?
:45:37
(Neil)
Do you have a bike?
:45:39
Oh, yeah, yeah,
a Malvern Star, you know?
:45:41
With the old Sturmey-Archer
three speeds?
:45:44
Ooh-hoo,
how cute.
:45:49
You blokes ride?
:45:51
Yeah, I got
a '64 Panther.
:45:55
Mine's a Ducati.
:45:56
But I do like
Malvern Stars.
:45:59
I've got an old Indian
in the garage at home
:46:02
I've been meaning to fix
for years.
:46:04
Anyone we know?
:46:07
I'm a mechanic
by trade.
:46:09
Really?
:46:10
Well, I have
a sick Ducati.
:46:11
I wonder if you could take
a look at it for me.
:46:13
Oh, yeah, sure.
No worries.
:46:15
You look like a man
who can dance.
:46:20
Well, actually,
:46:21
I had samba lessons
when I was 15.
:46:23
It was a great way
to rub up
:46:24
against strange women
without getting arrested.
:46:27
Or strange men,
rub up against men.
:46:30
So you swing both ways.
:46:33
No, to the left, mostly.
:46:36
Come with me.
:46:38
Well, I was...
:46:39
Come with me.
:46:40
Ralph?
:46:42
(Neil)
I really appreciate this,
you know?
:46:45
No worries.
:46:46
(Timmy)
So, Ralph.
:46:47
T ell us where you
and your friend
:46:49
have been hiding out
all this time.
:46:51
(Ralph)
It's a little town
called Yackandandah.
:46:55
You probably
:46:56
haven't heard of it.
:46:58
The Sleaze Ball.
:46:59
What?